About Project V and this site
Client downloads, setup documentation and editorial scope.
About this site
V2Ray Official Portal is an independent resource for V2Ray clients and setup guides. It lists download sources for Windows, macOS, Android and Linux, with guidance on importing subscriptions, system proxy settings, routing rules and TUN mode. Switch languages from the header menu. The site name helps identify this resource; it does not imply affiliation with Project V or any client development team. We do not provide servers, subscription services or connection credentials.
Project V and its core implementations
Project V is an open-source proxy tools ecosystem built around V2Ray. The V2Fly community continues to maintain the V2Ray core, while Xray is a separate core fork that evolved from related code. Their features and configuration support have diverged over time. GUI clients such as v2rayN handle configuration and everyday use; the core processes protocols and forwards traffic. After choosing a client, check that its core supports the protocol options in your subscription.
Download and guide maintenance
Download listings are checked against the app name, platform, processor architecture and release file. Version details come from the manifest available on the download page at the time of access. Guides are maintained by reproducing steps in the graphical interface and distinguishing system proxy settings from core routing rules. Interface labels may change between versions, so check the current client as you follow the steps. Example ports and rules in the documentation are not necessarily the defaults on every device.
Use and feedback
This material is for technical learning and lawful network configuration. Users are responsible for complying with local laws and the rules of their network. Connection quality and service availability depend on servers, networks and configuration; no guarantees are made. If you run into an issue, check the Help Center first, then review the steps in the Getting Started guide. When reporting a problem, include only your operating system, client version and the error details. Do not share subscription URLs or credentials publicly. See the Disclaimer for further limitations.