Clash Proxy Setup: Add an HTTP or SOCKS5 Proxy in Clash Verge

Scope

This guide means clients that use the Clash Meta (mihomo) core, such as Clash Verge Rev, whose documentation says it ships with the mihomo core. The fields follow the mihomo documentation, and everything below was checked against its pages on proxies, proxy groups and routing rules.

It covers network setup only: writing a proxy as a node and sending chosen traffic through it. A proxy changes only the network address a service sees. It does not change any service's terms and does not lift an account or service restriction. When connecting from mainland China, start with the helper tool guide.

• helper tool guide

• Sources:
• mihomo documentation: Proxies overview
• Clash Verge Rev documentation: introduction

Write the proxy as a node

The mihomo documentation says proxies is an array, and each node needs a unique name plus type, server and port. An HTTP node has type http and a SOCKS5 node has type socks5; both can carry username and password. The udp option says whether UDP may pass through the proxy, and it defaults to false.

Proxy302 HTTP is on port 2222 and SOCKS5 on port 3333 of proxy.proxy302.com; for a static IP use the address, port and protocol shown in My assets. Each IP carries one protocol, so type must match the port.

Write the proxy as a node: example

proxies:
  - name: "proxy302-http"
    type: http
    server: proxy.proxy302.com
    port: 2222
    username: "USERNAME"
    password: "PASSWORD"
  - name: "proxy302-socks5"
    type: socks5
    server: proxy.proxy302.com
    port: 3333
    username: "USERNAME"
    password: "PASSWORD"

Replace USERNAME and PASSWORD with the values from My assets. Keep the value in quotes when the password contains characters such as # or a colon. Inside double quotes, write a backslash as \\ and a double quote as \".

• Sources:
• mihomo documentation: Proxies overview
• mihomo documentation: HTTP node
• mihomo documentation: SOCKS node

Point traffic at it with proxy-groups and rules

A group in proxy-groups refers to outbound nodes through its proxies field, and rules then name the group; the select example in the mihomo documentation is written this way, and the group below holds the node and DIRECT. Rules are matched from top to bottom and the rules at the top have higher priority. MATCH matches all requests without conditions, so it goes last. DOMAIN-SUFFIX matches a domain suffix and PROCESS-NAME matches a process name.

Point traffic at it with proxy-groups and rules: example

proxy-groups:
  - name: "PROXY302"
    type: select
    proxies:
      - proxy302-http
      - DIRECT

rules:
  - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,ipinfo.io,PROXY302
  - MATCH,DIRECT

A minimal test profile: only ipinfo.io uses the proxy and everything else goes direct. After you confirm the exit, add the domains or processes you need above MATCH.

Point traffic at it with proxy-groups and rules, continued

The mihomo documentation also says that rules on target IPs can trigger name resolution, and that adding no-resolve to a rule skips it.

• Sources:
• mihomo documentation: Proxy-Groups and Select
• mihomo documentation: routing rules

Use it in Clash Verge Rev

The Clash Verge Rev documentation says a local profile is imported by creating a profile file or by dragging a profile file into the window. Save the YAML above as a .yaml file, import it and enable that profile. To add the node to a profile you already use, put the same proxies entry in that profile.

Ports, the running mode and similar fields are taken over by the app: the documented list includes mixed-port, socks-port, port, mode, allow-lan and log-level, and values written in the profile for these are replaced by the settings page. You do not need to write them; change them in settings.

• Sources:
• Clash Verge Rev documentation: profiles
• Clash Verge Rev documentation: extensions and scripts

Check the exit

With the profile enabled, switch on Clash Verge Rev's system proxy and open https://ipinfo.io/json in a browser. With the test rules above, ipinfo.io goes through the Proxy302 node, so ip and country should belong to the proxy, not to your own connection.

You can also test from the command line through Clash's local port; use the port shown in your settings.

Check the exit: example

curl -x http://127.0.0.1:7897 https://ipinfo.io/json

7897 is the mixed-port in the example configuration of the Clash Verge Rev documentation; yours may differ.

Check the exit, continued

The proxy location guide explains each field.

• proxy location guide

• Sources:
• Clash Verge Rev documentation: configuration example

Common problems

Authentication failed, or status 407: the proxy did not accept the username or password. Check username and password again and read the authentication guide.

Cannot connect, or timeout: type does not match the port. Use 2222 for HTTP and 3333 for SOCKS5, and check that server and port are not swapped.

The node does not appear, or the profile reports an error: usually a YAML indentation problem or a value with special characters that is not in quotes.

Traffic does not use the proxy: rules match from top to bottom and stop at the first match. Check that no earlier rule matches first and that MATCH is last.

IP rules cause lookups: a rule on a target IP may trigger name resolution; add no-resolve when you want to skip it.

• authentication guide

• Sources:
• mihomo documentation: routing rules
• Clash Verge Rev documentation: custom rules

How to do it with Proxy302

Clash only needs the host, port, username and password of the proxy. Rotating residential traffic is billed per GB and the exit country is set when you generate the proxy; a static ISP IP stays fixed for the whole lease term and does not rotate. The table shows exits in 7 countries from our latest hourly check; the probe sends its request to ChatGPT, which is only an example target of a network check. A proxy does not change ChatGPT's terms, and OpenAI's list of supported countries still applies. Details are on the static ISP page and in the proxy address, port and login guide.

• static ISP page
• proxy address, port and login guide
• ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini supported countries

Measured exits: ChatGPT from 7 countries

Hourly check of the Proxy302 probe, 25 October 2026, 08:29 UTC: one request to ChatGPT per country through a dynamic residential exit, using the public Proxy302 entry. Only the first three octets of an IP are public. One sample per country, not an average; later checks will differ.

• Sources:
• Proxy302 hourly connectivity check

How to do it with Proxy302: steps

1. Step 1

   Open the rotating residential page, choose the line, and keep Protocol on HTTP or choose SOCKS5, then click Review cost and generate.

2. Step 2

   Open My assets (the console page that holds everything you bought) and copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD. The Connect page shows a ready example with your own endpoint.

3. Step 3

   Enter the details in the browser or tool you are setting up.

4. Step 4

   Confirm the exit with https://ipinfo.io/json through the proxy.

5. Step 5

   From mainland China, start the helper tool from the Connect page first and keep it open while you use the proxy.

   • Helper tool guide

Prices and limits

The Budget line costs US$1.50 per GB, US$1.35 per GB in a 100 GB package and US$1.20 per GB at 300 GB. There is no free trial, and the smallest purchase is 1 GB. Which exit locations are available changes daily.

• Sources:
• Proxy302 product facts and price list

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