A subscription is just a URL that bundles a set of nodes. Once added to v2rayN, updating your nodes is one click — no adding them one by one.

Add a subscription

Top menu → Subscriptions → Subscription settings → Add. Paste your subscription URL into the url field, give it any alias, and save.

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Update nodes

Back on the main window: Subscriptions → Update subscription (with nodes). Wait a few seconds and a group of nodes appears in the server list. Base64 subscriptions occasionally fail to update — click again or use “Update subscription (deduplicate)”.

Test and select

Select all nodes, right-click → “Test server real-connection latency”, sort by latency, and double-click a low-latency node to make it active.

Auto-update

In Subscription settings, enable the auto-update interval (minutes), e.g. 1440 (once a day), and v2rayN will sync periodically.

A subscription URL is effectively your account credential — don't share it publicly. If all nodes fail after an update, first confirm the subscription itself hasn't expired, then check whether your local network is blocking the subscription domain.