Residential proxies
Residential proxies are proxies hosted on real home devices, support is available UDP in packages Standart\Unlimited ( You can view the product differences here). They are ideal for working with a large number of IP addresses from home providers, with support for fine targeting down to selecting the operator.
How do they work?
The cost of residential proxies is calculated based on the number of gigabytes purchased per order.
To get access to country selection and other parameters, you need to purchase an order. To do this, go to the page 
and specify the number of gigabytes
Description of settings fields
In the order itself, you can find several important items and options; let's look at them
Traffic used - How much spent \ How much purchased
Country - Country selection
Region - Selection of the country region
City - Selection of the city in the region
ISP - Selection of provider type (Temporarily unavailable)
Session - Selection of session type, available options are Sticky and Rotate.
Sticky allows you to keep one IP address and depends on the selected TTL parameter.
Rotate changes the IP with every 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 to the proxy server.
TTL - This parameter appears when selecting Session - Sticky and is responsible for the lifetime of the proxy address (Time to live). The minimum possible TTL can be 60, TTL equal to 60, means that the proxy address will be changed after 1 minute (or 60 seconds).
Relay - Set only in cases where there is no connection
Username\Password\Host\Port - Connection details, also generated in the proxy list and support conditional formatting.
The ports on the proxy do not affect the final address obtained; it is just the port number for the remote proxy server and nothing more!
Traffic Statistics - It includes a minute-by-minute breakdown of the traffic used, presented in the most convenient format for you so it is easier to track its usage. There is a delay of 10-20 minutes in display.
At the end of the order, you can find statistics of requests from your residential traffic; in rare cases, display delays of up to 20 minutes may occur.
Setup instructions
Specify settings - Country, Region and other parameters if necessary
Protocol HTTP or SOCKS5 is set at your discretion (as a rule, SOCKS5 is used for UDP)
Server (Relay) is specified only in case of connection problems
The remaining parameters are set if necessary
Press the
button and copy the proxies from Proxy List
In the future, if you need another country, you need to specify new settings and click and then set the new proxies again in the application from which the connection is made.
Additional information about connection formatting can be found at link
Proxies in "Proxy List" are not saved, since this is a dynamic field. You can generate many proxies of different locations; the old ones will not stop working when new proxies are generated.
Differences between Premium\Standard\Unlimited packages
Standard Residential
Proxies are a pool of devices that have passed less strict address selection filters, with an average number of devices and available countries. This plan is most often chosen for tasks related to process automation, where support is also required UDP
Unlimited Residential
Proxies are a pool based on the "Standard" plan. It has all the same countries and devices, but there is no limit on the amount of traffic used. Rental is available for "Day", "Half Month" and "Month". There is a connection limit: no more than 5000 connections of any type are allowed (ESTAB\FIN_WAIT and others); also, with a monthly subscription, there is an option to increase the number of connections, we will explain in more detail in Support. This plan is most often chosen for tasks related to process automation with high traffic consumption, where support is also required UDP
Premium Residential
The premium pool consists of some of the best IPs for various purposes and tasks; the main advantage of the traffic is:
Flexible targeting selection, down to the operator
A larger list of available countries, regions, and cities
A higher number of IP addresses
The downside of this plan is the lack of UDP and an Unlimited plan.
Pros and cons of Residential proxies
Pros:
Bypassing restrictions of exchanges and services
Many crypto exchanges and DeFi platforms impose regional restrictions (for example, Binance restricts access for users from certain countries). With residential proxies, you can easily change your geolocation by connecting from the IP addresses of real users. This helps work with platforms without the risk of being blocked.
Increased anonymity and protection from tracking
The crypto industry is tightly controlled, and platforms often track user activity. Residential proxies mask your real IP, preventing transaction tracking and creating the appearance of working from different devices and locations.
Bot trading and automation
Trading and arbitrage strategies require multiple accounts and automated interaction with exchanges. They also allow bots to work without country-selection restrictions and protect against IP bans, since they are not filtered by most fraud systems on the market.
Multi-accounting and anti-detect browsers
On exchanges, multi-accounting is often used. Residential proxies + anti-detect browsers (for example, Vision, Octo) allow each account to appear unique, reducing the risk of blocks.
Access to ICO, IDO and Airdrop
Many projects distribute tokens only to users from certain regions. Using proxies, you can change your location and participate in drops even if access is initially restricted.
Increased security in P2P transactions
When exchanging crypto on P2P platforms (such as Binance P2P or LocalBitcoins), they protect against scammers by hiding the real IP and preventing tracking attempts.
Cons:
High cost
Residential proxies are more expensive than datacenter equivalents. This is because they use IP addresses of real users rather than server resources.
Possible speed and latency issues
Since requests go through real people's devices, the speed may vary depending on network load, the proxy location, and the quality of the internet connection of the end user. For tasks requiring high speed (for example, bot trading), this can be critical, and in such situations it is recommended to consider Datacentre or ISP proxies.
Limited runtime of one IP
IP addresses in residential proxies may change frequentlybecause users may disconnect their devices from the sharing network. Although we do have the ability to extend the rental period by specifying TTL, it is not 100% and usually does not exceed 2 days.
These drawbacks are bypassed by ISP proxies
About how you can configure the proxy, you can in our branch "Usage instructions"
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