Terms of Use
Last updated: March 2026
These terms apply when you visit v2raytrojan.com, read its documentation, or use its client download links. The site provides guides to choosing, installing, and configuring V2Ray clients. Read the relevant instructions before proceeding. If you do not agree to these terms, stop using the relevant services. Nothing in these terms affects rights that cannot be excluded or limited by law.
1. Scope and purpose of our resources
The site’s content is for educational and reference purposes only. It explains common settings for v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, and related cores; it is not legal advice, a promise of network service, or a guarantee that the information suits your specific setup. This site is an independent resource and is not affiliated with the open-source projects. It does not provide nodes, subscription accounts, or network access.
Menus, options, and procedures described in our guides may vary by client version, operating system, and permission settings. Configuration snippets explain specific behaviors and are not complete configurations guaranteed to work in every environment. Check the actual interface and the documentation provided by each project. Do not treat example values as valid service credentials.
2. Lawful use and user responsibilities
You are responsible for complying with the laws and regulations that apply where you are and to the services you use, as well as the authorization rules of your employer, school, or network administrator. Do not use our resources or related software for unlawful purposes, access systems or obtain data without authorization, disrupt or attack systems, or violate anyone’s privacy or other legal rights.
Before importing a subscription, granting network permissions, or enabling a system proxy or TUN mode, verify the configuration source and your authorization to use it. Obtain any required permission before using workplace devices, shared networks, or someone else’s account. Keep subscription URLs, account details, and configuration files secure. Do not expose sensitive information in public screenshots, logs, or discussions.
3. Third-party software and disclaimers
Clients and cores are provided by their respective open-source projects. Their features, maintenance, licenses, and terms of use are governed by each project’s documentation. This site does not control third-party software, subscription services, or network routes, and cannot guarantee that download links will remain available, that software will always be compatible, or that network connections will be uninterrupted. Describing a service does not mean this site endorses all of its practices.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for service unavailability, data loss, or other indirect losses caused by third-party software defects, service interruptions, configuration errors, or improper use. Back up your existing settings and important data before changing routing, DNS, cores, or network modes, and make sure you know how to restore the previous configuration. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.
4. Intellectual property and open-source licenses
The names, code, trademarks, and related materials for V2Ray, V2Fly, Xray, and their respective clients belong to their respective rights holders. Open-source licensing does not waive copyright. When using, modifying, or distributing software, follow the license included with the version in question, including any applicable attribution, license-notice retention, or source-code distribution requirements.
Original copy and editorial arrangements on this site are protected by applicable intellectual property laws. When quoting our materials, credit the source and preserve their meaning. Do not imply that this site or any related project endorses another product. Our software descriptions do not replace, expand, or change the software’s original license, nor do they grant additional rights to use third-party trademarks.
5. Changes to these terms and feedback
We may revise these terms when our resources, services, or legal requirements change. Revisions will be posted on this page, and the last-updated month at the top will be changed accordingly. Where applicable law requires separate notice or consent, we will follow those requirements. Updated terms do not retroactively change rights or obligations already established by law.
For help with setup, start with the Getting Started guide. For routing, DNS, and network mode questions, see Advanced Configuration. When reporting an issue or discussing a problem, include your system, client, and steps to reproduce it. Remove subscription URLs and account credentials first. For information about privacy practices, read the Privacy Policy.