
Project V
Help you build your own dedicated communication network
Multiple Entries and Exits
A single V2Ray process can concurrently support multiple inbound and outbound protocols, each operating independently.
Customizable Routing
Incoming traffic can be routed through different exits based on configuration. Easily implement traffic splitting by region or domain name to achieve optimal network performance.
Multi-Protocol Support
V2Ray can enable multiple protocols simultaneously, including Socks, HTTP, Shadowsocks, Trojan, Vmess, VLESS, and more. Each protocol can be configured with its own transport layer, such as TCP, mKCP, QUIC, gRPC, and WebSocket.
Stealth and Security
V2Ray nodes can masquerade as normal websites (HTTPS), blending their traffic with regular web traffic to avoid third-party interference, while providing packet obfuscation and replay protection features.
Load Balancing
Incoming traffic is automatically distributed to the most suitable exit points using probing strategies and weighted algorithms.
Multi-Platform Support
Native support for all common platforms including Windows, macOS, and Linux, with third-party support available for mobile platforms.
Who Leads Project V Development?
We are a group of freedom-loving individuals. We prefer to remain anonymous and disclose as little personal information as possible.
You can discuss with us through GitHub, Telegram, or Email.
Contributing
We welcome your contributions to the project! Even if you don't know how to code, there are many ways you can help improve the project. Here are some examples:
- 🌐 Translation. Help translate V2Ray into more languages or improve the quality of existing translations.
- 🐛 Bug Reporting. Report bugs or other issues encountered while using V2Ray by submitting an issue
- ⚙️ Help Develop V2Fly! Clone the repository, check out the code, and submit high-quality Pull requests!
- 📆 Community Maintenance Help us create and maintain the V2Fly community!
- ...and more!
- ...If you have 2+ PRs, you can apply to join the V2Fly team!
Licensing
- Core is licensed under the MIT License
- The website (v2fly.clbug.com) is licensed under CC BY SA 4.0 International License.
- Including all visible text content and images on the website.
- Including Project V icon files.
- Including the source code used to generate the website, namely v2fly/v2fly-github-io.
- Content created by third parties remains the copyright of their respective creators. Project V waives all ownership of such content.
- Including screenshots taken during the use of Project V.
- Including configuration files required to run Project V.
- Including log files generated during Project V operation.