HTTP/2 is a UDP-based low-delay Internet transport layer protocol.

HTTP/2 is a TCP-based protocol, not UDP-based. It runs on top of TCP port 443 (usually via TLS). The protocol enhances performance using multiplexing, header compression, and stream prioritization, but it still relies on TCP, unlike newer protocols like HTTP/3, which uses UDP and QUIC.

Exact Extract - Huawei Application Networking Fundamentals:

“HTTP/2 continues to use TCP as its transport layer, introducing improvements like multiplexing over a single TCP connection. UDP-based HTTP/3 is a separate protocol built on QUIC.”