VLESS mobile proxy,
on a real Spanish SIM.
VLESS with the XTLS-Reality extension, running on a physical Orange or Vodafone 4G SIM. Your tunnel looks like an ordinary HTTPS connection, so DPI can't flag it — and the exit IP is a real Spanish carrier, so platforms don't either.
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What is a VLESS proxy?
VLESS is a lightweight proxy protocol from the Xray project. Paired with the XTLS-Reality extension, it disguises your traffic as a normal TLS connection to a trusted domain, so deep packet inspection cannot tell it apart from ordinary HTTPS — there is no proxy signature to detect.
On RealSimProxy, that VLESS + Reality tunnel does not run on a datacenter server. It runs on top of a real mobile SIM, so the address that finally reaches your target is a genuine Orange or Vodafone 4G line. You get two layers at once: an undetectable transport, and a trusted carrier exit IP.
Why run VLESS on a real mobile SIM
Most VLESS setups run on a cheap VPS. Ours runs on carrier hardware, which changes what the target actually sees.
Invisible to DPI
XTLS-Reality disguises the tunnel as ordinary TLS traffic to a neutral domain. Deep packet inspection sees a normal HTTPS connection — there is no proxy signature to flag or block.
Real carrier exit IP
The tunnel runs on a physical Orange or Vodafone 4G SIM, so the IP that reaches the target is a genuine Spanish mobile line — not a datacenter or a flagged pool.
Works where SOCKS5 is blocked
Some networks block plain proxy protocols outright. Because Reality traffic is indistinguishable from HTTPS, it keeps working where a raw SOCKS5 connection would be cut. UDP-in-TCP tunneling is supported too.
Setup
How to connect your VLESS proxy
After checkout you get an access panel where you select the protocol. Choose VLESS and you receive a connection URL — import it into any Xray-compatible client: Nekoray, Nekobox on mobile, or Xray-core directly.
For antidetect and multi-accounting, let the client expose a local SOCKS5 or HTTP port, then point AdsPower, MultiLogin, Dolphin Anty or GoLogin at that port. Each browser profile exits through the VLESS tunnel on your real Spanish carrier IP.
Still a real Spanish carrier underneath
VLESS is only the transport. Underneath, it is the same physical SIM as our standard proxies, so the exit IP still resolves to a genuine Spanish operator you can verify yourself in any IP lookup. Pick the network that fits your operation:
VLESS mobile proxy — FAQ
Which clients work with a VLESS proxy?
Any Xray-compatible client. After checkout you select VLESS and receive a connection URL; import it into Nekoray, Nekobox (mobile), or Xray-core directly. If the client speaks VLESS with XTLS-Reality, it works.
Does VLESS bypass DPI and SOCKS5 blocks?
Yes. The XTLS-Reality extension makes the tunnel look like an ordinary TLS connection to a trusted domain, so deep packet inspection cannot identify it as proxy traffic. It keeps working on networks that block raw SOCKS5.
Can I use a VLESS proxy with an antidetect browser?
Yes. Your Xray client exposes a local SOCKS5/HTTP port; point AdsPower, MultiLogin, Dolphin Anty or GoLogin at that port. Each browser profile then exits through the VLESS tunnel on a real Spanish carrier IP.
What is the exit IP of the VLESS proxy?
A real Orange or Vodafone Spain 4G line. VLESS is only the transport; the address the target sees is a genuine Spanish carrier IP you can verify in any IP lookup.
Is VLESS the same as a VPN?
No. VLESS is a lightweight proxy transport from the Xray project, not a full VPN. It routes selected traffic through the client, and with Reality it adds TLS camouflage that ordinary VPN protocols like OpenVPN or WireGuard do not have.
Get your VLESS mobile proxy
Pick your duration, choose your carrier, and select VLESS as your protocol. Your connection URL is ready in seconds.
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