VLESS
About VLESS
VLESS is a lightweight proxy protocol from the Xray ecosystem created as a successor to VMess. It adds no encryption of its own; protection comes entirely from the transport, typically TLS or the REALITY camouflage layer, which keeps handshakes short and CPU usage low. Users authenticate with a UUID, and common transports include TCP, WebSocket, gRPC and HTTPUpgrade. Because the protocol itself is nearly invisible, a security=none link sends traffic in clear text and should be avoided. See the VLESS guide for a field-by-field walkthrough.
Top countries
Counts reflect the country codes observed on VLESS records. Follow a row to the protocol-country combination.
Frequently asked questions
What is VLESS?
VLESS is a lightweight proxy protocol used by Xray-core and compatible clients. A record typically contains a UUID, a transport setting (TCP, WebSocket, gRPC, HTTPUpgrade) and optional TLS or Reality parameters.
What does the source count on a VLESS record mean?
It shows how many independent public sources were observed publishing the same configuration. More sources means the record circulated more widely — it says nothing about whether the server works.
How do I export VLESS records?
Use the subscription feeds or the downloads archive to export the current set of records in raw, base64, Clash, sing-box or JSON format.
Freshness shows when a config was last seen in a public source — not whether it works.