How to use VLESS key: plug it into any client

One link in, a working connection out: what the key contains and who reads it.

Paste the link into a client and let it do the rest

A VLESS key is a single text link. You copy it from the Telegram bot, open a client app, add the link as a new profile and switch the profile on. The client unpacks the server address, the port and the connection settings from the link, so nothing has to be typed by hand.

There is no account on the site and no password to remember: the bot issues the personal link in about a minute.

The first connection, step by step

  1. Ask the bot for your key; the trial runs 10 days free and the bot hands you the link.

  2. Install a client that suits your device: v2rayNG on Android, Hiddify or Happ across several platforms, V2Box on iPhone.

  3. Import the link from the clipboard, or paste it into the add-profile screen.

  4. Pick the mode: proxy for chosen apps, or a full tunnel through TUN or system-wide mode.

  5. Open an IP check page and confirm that the address changed to one of the five server countries.

Why the protocol acts like a proxy

VLESS is a lightweight protocol that moves your traffic to a server without an encryption layer of its own; the security comes from the transport it is wrapped in. In a client it appears as a local proxy first. Only when the client runs in TUN or system-wide mode does it capture every app, and then it behaves like a tunnel.

The rules a client applies by address or traffic type are decided inside the client, below the apps, which a plain browser proxy cannot do.

How to pick a client

  • Platform: choose the one that runs on your device and is maintained.
  • Mode: look for TUN or system-wide mode if you want all apps covered.
  • Link import: it should accept a subscription link, not only a single profile.
  • Source: check the project page or the store listing before you install, and do not trust a file from an unknown page.
  • Routing: a clear way to set rules by address helps when some sites should skip the tunnel.

The servers and what they mean

The key works with servers in Germany (Berlin), Austria (Vienna), Czechia (Prague), Singapore and South Korea (Seoul). There is no server in India, which means no Indian address and no Indian services reached from abroad. One subscription link has no device limit and traffic is unlimited.

The service keeps no records of which sites you visit or of your connections, and the bot accepts crypto payment only; cards and UPI are out.

Who wrote this page, and how

Client criteria are stated so that you can check them against the project's own page, because the key comes from our shop. Software helped draft this text, and a reviewer then compared it with the service description. Which sites a proxy may be used for is a matter of local rules and each site's terms.

Call log

01Which client is the sensible first install?

Take the one that matches your device and offers the mode you need. For Android, v2rayNG is a common start; the dedicated page covers it.

02Is a VLESS key the same as a VPN account?

No account exists. The key is a link that carries connection details.

03Is there a cap on how many phones and laptops share one key?

No cap: a single subscription link has no device limit.

04What if the client says the profile is empty?

Re-import the link and make sure the whole text was copied, including the end.

05Do I need to change my DNS settings?

Check your client's DNS option; a leak test shows whether names still go out through your own provider.

06What do V2Ray and Xray have to do with this?

They are the cores many clients use to read the link; the client you pick bundles one.

07Are Shadowrocket, Karing or sing-box also fine?

Clients differ in platform and features, and each is covered on its own page later.

One lever, one link

The link arrives in about a minute, the trial costs nothing, and nothing renews on its own.