Disclaimer

1. About This Site

Xray Core Station is the official V2Ray website, offering client setup guides and download links for v2rayN, v2rayNG, v2flyNG, and related core configuration. Our guidance helps users understand installation, subscription imports, system proxies, and routing settings. It does not guarantee results in any particular network environment or service.

This site provides documentation and links. Featuring a client does not give us copyright ownership of its software or make us responsible for its maintenance. Licensing terms for each client, core, and related component are set out in the license files distributed with that software. Calling this site the official website does not mean we endorse or guarantee every software project, subscription service, or operator in the ecosystem.

2. Software Use and Assumption of Risk

Choose software based on your device, operating system, processor architecture, and intended use. Back up important data and existing settings before making changes. Installing software, granting network permissions, or enabling a system proxy or TUN may change how apps connect to the internet and may conflict with firewalls, security software, or other networking tools.

You are responsible for deciding whether software suits your environment and for risks arising from your own installation, configuration changes, permission grants, and service choices. We do not guarantee that software will remain available, work with every device, or deliver a particular connection result. If something goes wrong, disable the relevant feature, restore your previous network settings, and troubleshoot one change at a time.

When using software and network services, comply with applicable laws, your organization’s network policies, and the relevant terms of service. Nothing here excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, or relieves this site of obligations imposed by law for its own negligence.

3. Guide Versions and Accuracy

Guides reflect the versions available when they were written or revised. Client updates may change menu names, settings locations, default options, and supported features; interfaces can also vary across operating systems. Follow the steps alongside the interface you actually see. Do not treat screenshots or instructions for older versions as definitive guidance for newer releases.

We make reasonable efforts to verify technical information, but cannot guarantee that every detail will always be complete, accurate, or suitable for every environment. Configuration examples explain fields and how settings relate; they are not a complete configuration for your specific needs. Keep a recoverable backup before making changes, and avoid changing several settings at once, which can make issues harder to diagnose.

4. Downloads and External Links

Download listings and links in our articles may lead to resources maintained by other parties. Their content, access requirements, availability, and policies may change independently, beyond our control. Links are provided for convenience and do not constitute an endorsement or guarantee of the destination or its content.

Before visiting an external site, installing downloaded software, or using a third-party subscription, review the applicable license and terms of service, and assess permission requests and what information you may be asked to provide. Subscription URLs may contain access credentials; do not post them publicly. Fees, service delivery, and disputes involving third-party services are governed by the agreement between you and the provider.

5. Updates and Getting Help

We may revise this disclaimer as software features, documentation, or applicable rules change. The update date on this page indicates when revisions were made. Revised terms apply to use from their publication date onward and do not retroactively waive liability that arose before the revision under applicable law.

For installation, subscription, or connection issues, start with the FAQ, then check the configuration guide to verify the steps. When describing a problem, include your operating system, client name, steps taken, and a redacted error message. Do not share subscription URLs, account passwords, or your full personal configuration in public reports.