Residential proxies

How they work on our service The cost of residential proxies is calculated based on the number of gigabytes purchased per order.

For residential traffic you can choose the number of proxies\country\city\provider and other parameters, which will be discussed below. ❗❗❗ To get access to selecting country, city, provider, number of proxies, etc., you must first purchase the order and inside the order you will be given the option to configure it. To do this, go to and then select the number of gigabytes you need.

After purchasing the order, your order will automatically open and you can later open it through Account product

In the order itself you can find several important items and options, let's consider them:

Add traffic - Add traffic if your current limit is running out

Traffic used - Limit and amount of traffic used

Country - Location selection

Region - Region of the country

City - City

ISP - Choice of provider type

Session - Choice of session type, you can choose Sticky and Rotate.

• Sticky allows you to keep the same IP address and depends on the selected TTL parameter.

• Rotate changes the IP on each request. The pool of IP ranges for Sticky is smaller than for Rotate

Protocol - HTTP/SOCKS, These are the main protocols for establishing a connection with the proxy server; generally it depends on the type of use and tasks where each should be applied. As a rule, SOCKS is used for crypto tasks, but it is slightly slower than HTTP

TTL - This parameter appears when choosing Session - Sticky and is responsible for the lifetime of the proxy address (Time to live). The minimum possible TTL can be 60; a TTL of 60 means that the proxy address will be changed after 1 minute (or 60 seconds).

Username\Password\Host\Port - Connection data, also generated in the proxy list and support conditional formatting. ^{Ports on proxies do not affect the final obtained address, it is just the port number for the remote proxy server and nothing more!} Statistics - Includes minute-by-minute breakdown of used traffic, it is presented in the most convenient format for you to track its usage. There is a delay in display of 10-20 minutes. An example of statistics will be considered a little below

The proxy list is generated according to the settings and they are a whole string with the specified parameters:

When creating a proxy list, they are not saved in the dashboard, and when creating new proxies, the old proxies do not stop working. So you can create as many more proxies as you want at any time, without losing connection to the old ones.

At the end of the order, you can find the request statistics from your residential traffic; there may be delays in display up to 20 minutes, depending on API load.

Pros: Bypass restrictions of exchanges and services

Many crypto exchanges and DeFi platforms enforce regional restrictions (for example, Binance restricts access for users from certain countries). With residential proxies you can easily change geolocation by using IP addresses of real users. This helps to work with platforms without the risk of being blocked.

Increased anonymity and protection from tracking

The crypto industry is tightly monitored, and platforms often track user activity. Residential proxies mask the real IP, preventing transaction tracking and creating the appearance of working from different devices and locations.

Bot trading and automation

Algo trading and arbitrage strategies require many accounts and automated interaction with exchanges. Residential proxies allow bots to operate without restrictions and protect against IP bans.

Account linking and anti-detect browsers

Multi-accounts are often used on exchanges and NFT marketplaces. Residential proxies + anti-detect browsers (for example, Dolphin, Indigo) help each account appear unique, reducing the risk of blocks.

Access to ICOs, IDOs and Airdrops

Many projects distribute tokens only to users from certain regions. With proxies you can change location and participate in drops even if access is restricted in your country.

Increased security in P2P transactions

When exchanging crypto on P2P platforms (like Binance P2P or LocalBitcoins) residential proxies protect against fraudsters by hiding the real IP and preventing tracking attempts. Cons: High cost

Residential proxies are more expensive than data center counterparts. This is because they use IP addresses of real users rather than server capacity.

Possible issues with speed and latency

Since requests go through devices of real people, speed may vary depending on network load, proxy location and the quality of the end user's internet connection. For tasks requiring high speed (for example, bot trading), this can be critical.

Limited uptime of a single IP

IP addresses in residential proxies can change frequently, because users may disconnect their devices from the network. This means that connection stability depends on the provider. Although we have the ability to extend the rental period, it is not 100% and usually does not exceed 3 days.