Cloudflare is a global CDN and security company offering caching, DDoS mitigation, WAF, SSL, and edge compute through its global Anycast network. Its Cloudflare China Network—run in partnership with JD Cloud—consists of ~45 data centers across China, delivering improved performance, security, and localized control. Features include authoritative DNS, image optimization, bot management, zero‑trust access, and edge rules, all within Cloudflare’s unified dashboard.

Cloudflare's service inside China is available but comes with conditions. Through cooperation with JD Cloud and local ISPs, Cloudflare offers caching, DNS, WAF, DDoS protection, and edge delivery in mainland China. Customers must hold valid ICP filings for their domains. However, not all global features are included—advanced caching modes like Cache Reserve or Tiered Cache are unavailable. IPv6 is mandatory. Management and analytics are unified globally. Developers can leverage Cloudflare China Network to serve both domestic and international users via one configuration set. For China‑specific workloads, Cloudflare is a strong option but requires compliance steps (ICP, local partner onboarding).

The information regarding service availability in China is provided for general reference purposes only. Due to the dynamic nature of network conditions and regulatory environments, the actual accessibility of these services may vary over time and by location. Users are advised to verify the current status independently.