You can go from nothing to a working residential proxy in about five minutes. The platform asks for no email, no password, and no identity documents: registering generates a single numeric access token, you top up your balance with crypto, buy data, and generate proxy credentials from the dashboard. This guide walks through each step in order, using defaults wherever possible.
The network behind it is a pool of 16M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries, sourced from a consenting, compensated bandwidth-sharing network. Everything runs through one endpoint — <proxy-host> on port 80 — which speaks HTTP, HTTPS (CONNECT), and SOCKS5. By default every request gets a new IP; sticky sessions and geo targeting exist, but you do not need them for your first test.
01 What You Need
The list is short. There is no signup form to fill out and no verification step to wait on.
- A web browser. Your browser solves an invisible proof-of-work during login — no CAPTCHA, no action from you.
- A small amount of cryptocurrency. Deposits are crypto only: BTC, ETH, USDT, and 50+ other coins are accepted. Card payments are not currently available.
- Somewhere safe to store a token — a password manager is ideal.
02 Create Your Account
- 01Open /register.
- 02If someone referred you, enter their referral code now. This is the only moment a referral code can be applied — it cannot be added later.
- 03Register. The system generates a random numeric access token and shows it to you.
Warning
The access token is your ONLY credential. There is no email on file, no password reset, and no recovery process. If you lose the token, the account and everything on it is gone. Save it in a password manager before doing anything else.
Once inside, you can optionally harden the account with TOTP 2FA (a 6-digit code plus single-use backup codes) from the Settings page. See securing your account for the full walkthrough — worth doing before you load money onto the balance.
03 Fund Your Balance
Your balance is held in USD and topped up with crypto through a payment processor. The flow is the same for every coin.
- 01Open the deposit page in the dashboard and enter a USD amount.
- 02Pick a coin, then a network. The per-network minimum is shown before you commit.
- 03You get an invoice: an exact crypto amount, a deposit address, a QR code, an optional memo, and a 2-hour countdown.
- 04Send exactly the stated amount from your wallet. Network fees are paid by you on top — do not deduct them from the amount.
- 05Funds credit automatically once the blockchain confirms the transaction.
Note
You can have at most 3 active invoices at once. Deposits are non-refundable once credited — crypto transfers are irreversible — but your balance never expires, so nothing is lost by depositing more than you spend today.
If this is your first crypto deposit, the depositing with crypto guide covers coin and network choices in detail.
04 Buy Your First GB
Data is bought from your balance on the Plans page at the published rate per GB. Quick plans of 10, 50, 100, 250, or 500 GB are one click; you can also enter any custom amount from 1 GB up — 1 GB is the smallest purchase the server accepts.
Volume discounts apply automatically as the amount grows — up to 30% off at the largest tiers — and the live discounted total is previewed before you confirm. Purchased GB never expires, so there is no pressure to size it perfectly. For a first run, 10 GB is plenty.
Note
If you plan to run continuous workloads later, look at auto-replenish: it converts every credited deposit into GB automatically, as long as the balance covers at least 1 GB. Details in buying GB.
05 Generate Your Proxies
The proxy generator turns your account credentials into ready-to-use proxy lines. Pick the pay-per-GB credential source and rotating mode — exactly what you want for a first test.
- 01Open the generator in the dashboard.
- 02Select pay-per-GB as the credential source and rotating mode. Skip geo targeting for now.
- 03Set a quantity (anywhere from 1 to 50,000 lines) and pick an output format.
- 04Copy all lines or download them as a
.txtfile.
user12345:abcdef@<proxy-host>:80
http://user12345:abcdef@<proxy-host>:80
socks5://user12345:abcdef@<proxy-host>:80Every line points at the same endpoint; the username and password are what authenticate you. Formats, custom templates, and sticky/geo options are covered in the generator guide. If credentials ever leak, you can regenerate them — old ones stop working.
06 Test the Connection
The fastest check is curl with any IP-echo service, substituting your generated username and password.
curl -x "http://USER:PASS@<proxy-host>:80" "https://api.ipify.org"Run it twice. Because rotation is the default, each request should return a different residential IP. If you see your own IP instead, the proxy flag was ignored — check the quoting and the -x argument.
For a no-terminal option, use the built-in Proxy Checker in the dashboard. It tests your own credentials with live streamed results — IP, country, latency, working/failed/timeout — plus a summary, with a limit of 50 checks per day.
07 Where to Get Help
If a step fails — an invoice will not credit, the generator output does not authenticate, requests time out — open a support ticket from the dashboard and the team will answer in the thread. You can also reach us via the support tickets page in your dashboard.
One thing to read before you scale up: the acceptable use policy. You are responsible for what you do through the network — that means public data only, respecting robots.txt and each target site's terms and rate limits, and nothing illegal. Violations can end in suspension without refund.
From here, the dashboard is yours: default account speed is 200 Mbps (a one-time upgrade to 1 Gbps is on the Add-ons page), your GB and balance never expire, and everything from sticky sessions to city-level targeting is a username parameter away.