Windows, macOS, Linux · SOCKS5 and HTTP · 6 steps
Clash Verge Proxy Setup: A Local Profile with One QuanticData Node
Clash Verge reads proxies from a YAML profile. Write a small file with one socks5 or http node (server, port, username, password), import it as a local profile, activate it, pick the node on the Proxies page and switch on System Proxy. The whole system then exits through your line.
Set up the proxy in Clash Verge
Open Clash Verge, follow the 6 moves below and finish with the tool's own check. The values are in the table after the steps.
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01
Create a local YAML file
Create a text file and paste the template below, replacing server, port, username and password with your own values. For an HTTP node set type: http and the HTTP port. Keep the quotes around the name. If you already use Clash Verge, merge the proxies block into your existing profile instead.
proxies: - name: "quanticdata" type: socks5 server: HOST_FROM_YOUR_LINE port: 1080 username: USER-country-us-sid-k3f9a1b2-ttl-60m password: PASS udp: true proxy-groups: []
Clash Verge file editor showing a proxies block with type, server, port, username and password. -
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Import the profile
Click Profiles in the left bar, then New on the right. Set Type to Local, give it a name and choose the YAML file. Confirm with Save.
Clash Verge Profiles page with the New button for importing a profile. -
03
Select the file
In the New Profile dialog pick Local as the type and select your file; the profile appears as a card on the Profiles page.
Clash Verge New Profile dialog with Local type and the file picker. -
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Activate the profile
Right-click the profile card and choose Use. The card gets the active mark.
Clash Verge profile card context menu with the Use entry. -
05
Switch to the node
Open Proxies and select the quanticdata node in the group. A latency test on the node should return a number, not an error.
Clash Verge Proxies page with the QuanticData node selected. -
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Enable System Proxy and verify
On the Home page switch on System Proxy (and TUN mode if an app ignores the system proxy). Open an IP lookup page in a browser: it should show the proxy's IP and country.
Clash Verge Home page with the System Proxy switch and the active node.
Check it
The latency test on the node under Proxies, then an IP lookup page in a browser after System Proxy is on.
Rules in the same YAML can route only some domains through the node; the template above sends everything through it once the node is selected.
What to type: ports and the username
Copy the line from the dashboard (Proxies, your plan, the generator) rather than typing it: it already carries the host, the country, the session id and the session length. The table shows what each field holds.
| Plan | Copy it from | HTTP port | SOCKS5 port | Username shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential Premium | the generator | 8080 | 1080 | USER-country-us-sid-k3f9a1b2-ttl-30m |
| Mobile | the generator | 8080 | 1080 | USER-country-us-type-mobile-sid-a1b2c3-ttl-30m |
| Residential Basic | the generator | in the line | in the line | USER-country-us plus a session for sticky |
| Datacenter (per GB) | the generator | 9999 | 10000 | the line's username |
| IPv6 | the generator | 1001 | in the line | the line's username |
| ISP (dedicated IP) | the plan page, one line per IP | in the line | in the line | the line's own login |
The host and the password are in the same line. Pick HTTP or SOCKS5 in the tool and use the port of that column; a port from the other column is the most common reason a check fails. On Premium ISP city plans one port serves both types. USER and the session id stand for your own values.
Where the line comes from in the dashboard
Step 3: the number of IPs, the price for 30 days and the Buy button. One IP is one antidetect profile. 
After payment the plan is in My proxies: each IP comes as IP:Port:Username:Password, HTTP or SOCKS5, ready to paste into the tool. 
The plan page has the generator: country, pool, Sticky session with its TTL, HTTP or SOCKS5, then one line per profile in host:port:user:pass.
The whole buying flow, both routes and the prices are on the integrations page.
Clash Verge proxy questions
What customers ask when they put a QuanticData line into Clash Verge.
Something else? Ask ussocks5 or http node in Clash Verge?
Both work. A socks5 node uses the SOCKS5 port and can carry UDP (udp: true); an http node uses the HTTP port. Username and password are the same.
Clash Verge shows a timeout on the node. What is wrong?
Usually type and port disagree, or the quotes around a value are missing in the YAML. Check the plan is active and the username has no trailing space.
Can I keep my other Clash profiles?
Yes. Add the node to the proxies list of your existing profile and reference it in a proxy group, or keep a separate local profile and switch with Use.
Which QuanticData plan works best in Clash Verge?
For a whole device, a sticky residential or mobile line keeps one exit for up to 24 hours; a dedicated ISP IP never changes and has unlimited traffic, from $2.69 per IP for 30 days. Clash Verge takes either as a plain SOCKS5 or HTTP server.
Set up Clash Verge in five minutes
Create an account, buy one ISP IP or a gigabyte pack, copy the line and paste it into the fields above. ISP from $2.69 per IP for 30 days, mobile from $5 for 1 GB.
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