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This guide covers relay proxies and native proxies. For a native proxy, you supply the first overseas connection and use a MiyaIP SOCKS5 node as the second proxy layer.

Confirm your proxy details in the dashboard

Log in to the MiyaIP dashboard and open Proxies → Static Residential → Purchased IP. Find your IP, then use the proxy details in the same row for your chosen mode: Tutorials use relay proxy for the dashboard’s Transit proxy column and native proxy for its Origin proxy column. After choosing a protocol, use the complete set of connection fields for that protocol. The relay host is the entry address your client connects to. Once connected, compare the exit details with your chosen purchased static IP and target region. For phone setup, use the QR code for the same proxy mode. Open the QR code popup in Transit proxy for a relay proxy or Origin proxy for a native proxy. Select Shadowrocket, NekoBox, or V2ray to match your client; V2ray is the format used by v2rayNG. Follow the corresponding tutorial to import the node and check its fields. To obtain and retrieve a static proxy first, see the static residential quick start, then follow the appropriate client tutorial below.

Relay proxy

For relay proxy setup, prepare the appropriate client and the relay proxy QR code provided by MiyaIP. Follow the tutorial to scan the code, import the configuration, and connect.

iOS · Shadowrocket

Configure Shadowrocket by scanning a QR code.

Android · NekoBox

Configure NekoBox by scanning a QR code.

Android · v2rayNG

Import a relay proxy by QR code or Clipboard.
For AdsPower on a computer, follow the AdsPower static proxy tutorial to enter your relay proxy host, port, username, and password. That tutorial demonstrates a relay proxy. Close the other proxy or VPN tools you use for overseas access before using it.

Native proxy

Prepare the following before configuring a native proxy:
  • A phone with Shadowrocket, NekoBox, or v2rayNG installed.
  • Your own first-layer overseas network connection.
  • The SOCKS5 node details for your MiyaIP static residential native proxy.
Your overseas connection is the first layer, and the MiyaIP native SOCKS5 node is the second proxy layer. The clients configure this relationship through Proxy Via, Landing Proxy, or Next proxy (called Exit proxy in some v2rayNG versions). Follow the appropriate tutorial, start the connection, and check the exit IP.

iOS · Shadowrocket

Set Proxy Via to your own overseas node.

Android · NekoBox

Set the MiyaIP node as your existing overseas group’s Landing Proxy.

Android · v2rayNG

Set your existing overseas group’s Next proxy to the MiyaIP node’s unique remarks.
Complete device preparation before configuring your phone. You must provide the overseas connection used in the native proxy tutorials.