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This tutorial uses the relay proxy for your purchased MiyaIP static IP. Import its node into v2rayNG by QR code or Clipboard, then start the connection, test latency, and check your exit IP.

Before you start

  • Download and install the app from the official v2rayNG releases page. Use a network that can access the releases page to complete the download.
  • Have a purchased MiyaIP static IP ready. Sign in to the MiyaIP dashboard and confirm that you can find it under Static Residential → Purchased IP.
  • Use this IP’s Transit proxy details, rather than the Origin proxy column. For QR import, select the platform’s V2ray tab; the Android client used in this tutorial is v2rayNG.
  • For Clipboard import, have the SOCKS5 host/IP address, port, username, and password for that same relay proxy ready.

Prepare your Android phone

Make the following settings changes before connecting. For settings screenshots, see the Android section of Device preparation.
1

Set the date, time, language, and region

Open Settings → General management. Some phones call this General. Open Language, tap Add language, and add and select a language other than Simplified Chinese, preferably your target country’s language.Open Date and time, turn off Automatic time zone, and tap Select time zone. Set it to your target country or region’s time zone and check the date and time. Set your phone’s Region to your target country or region.
2

Turn off location

Find Location in your phone’s settings and turn it off to prevent apps from reading your location.

Import and connect your relay proxy

Choose one import method, then complete the connection and verification steps below.
1

Open the v2rayNG QR scanner

Open the v2rayNG Configuration screen, tap the plus button in the top-right corner, and select Import configuration from QRcode.
Select Import configuration from QRcode in the v2rayNG add menu
2

Scan the QR code and confirm that the node was imported

In the MiyaIP dashboard, open Static Residential → Purchased IP and find the IP you want to use. In the Transit proxy column on the right, click the QR code icon and select the V2ray tab. Do not use the QR code from the Origin proxy column on the left.Use the v2rayNG scanner you already opened on your phone to scan this QR code.
Click the QR code icon in the MiyaIP Transit proxy column and select the V2ray tab to import it into v2rayNG
Return to the Configuration list and confirm that the imported relay node is present. Importing the node only adds its configuration; it does not start the connection.

Connect and verify

1

Select the node and start the connection

Select the static IP relay node you just imported, then tap the start button in the bottom-right corner to start its proxy connection. Once started, the button displays the stop icon shown in the screenshot.
Select the v2rayNG relay node and start the connection with the test result shown at the bottom
The node name, address, port, and test results in the screenshot are examples. Use your own node.
2

Test connection latency

Tap the blank area of the page to run the latency test, then read the result at the bottom. A Success: Connection took …ms result indicates that this connection test succeeded. The number of milliseconds depends on your result.The start button starts the proxy; tapping the blank area tests latency. If the test fails or times out, tap the stop button at the bottom, confirm that the imported node is still selected, and tap the start button to reconnect and test again.
3

Verify your exit IP and region

Keep v2rayNG connected, open your Google browser, and enter whoer.net in the address bar. Check that the exit IP shown on the website is your purchased MiyaIP static IP and that the country or region is the one you expect.The latency test checks the connection’s response and does not replace the browser’s exit IP check. The relay hostname and port shown in the client are the connection endpoint, not the exit IP.If the exit IP does not match, check the purchased IP row, the Transit proxy column, and the selected node. For QR import, confirm that you used the V2ray relay QR code. For Clipboard import, check the host, port, username, and password in the configuration link. Correct them, reconnect, and visit whoer.net again to verify the result.