How to import the YHVPN subscription into v2rayNG now

If you're already comfortable with v2rayNG on Android, there's no need to switch to YHVPN's own client — importing the subscription link works with the client and workflow you already use. Here's where to find the link and how to import it.

Step 1: Register and get your subscription link

Register a YHVPN account on the homepage — the free tier works fine. Once logged in, go to "Account → Subscription", which shows a QR code and a subscription link. The link is hidden by default; click the reveal icon to see it, or just use the copy button directly without revealing it first.

Treat this link like a password — anyone who has it can use it to connect through your account. If you suspect it's leaked, the same page has a "Rotate subscription link" button; the old link stops working immediately once you do.

Step 2: Import it into v2rayNG

Open v2rayNG, go to subscription settings, and choose "Import from clipboard" (if you've already copied the link) or "Scan QR code" to scan the one shown on the account page. Once imported, a new group appears in your subscription list — tap "Update subscription" to pull the current node list.

Step 3: Pick a node and connect

Once updated, choose a node with low latency from the list and connect. On the first connection, open a webpage to confirm it works before relying on it.

FAQ

How often does the subscription need updating? Node information can change, so it's worth tapping "Update subscription" in v2rayNG every so often to keep the list current.

I got a new phone — does the link still work? Yes. The link is tied to your account, not your device. Import the same link on the new phone; there's no need to generate a new one.

Can the free tier use a subscription link? Yes, free accounts get one too. If you need more data, check the pricing page for the paid tiers' pricing and durations.

No account yet? Register free, then come back for your subscription link.