How we run 4G/5G modem racks and a consenting residential pool, what changes in each release, and how to use proxies without getting blocked or breaking the law.
Who accepts cryptocurrency for proxies in 2026, what the payment really changes, and how to pick between dedicated mobile modems, rotating residential pools and static ISP IPs when you pay in BTC, XMR or USDT.
Solutions engineering5 min read
Why pay for proxies in crypto at all
What to check before you send a single satoshi
Match the product to the job, not the other way round
Version 5.0 is a complete redesign of the customer dashboard. Why we rebuilt it, what changes in daily use — fleet tables, bulk actions, a real overview page, dark mode, phones — and what deliberately stays the same.
Carrier consolidation, 5G, AI crawlers and anti-bot vendors reshaped demand for mobile proxies in 2025. Our reading of the year from the operator side, and what we expect in 2026.
How to top up your balance on the supported crypto networks, send the order reference and transaction ID to support and wait for manual verification before your balance is credited.
Our third product line is live in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands — dedicated static IPs registered to residential ISPs, unlimited bandwidth, billed per 30 days. What ISP proxies are, how we source and vet them, and where they fit.
Chromium does not support username and password authentication on SOCKS5 proxies. Three working setups — IP whitelisting, the HTTP port, and a local forwarder — with code for Puppeteer and Playwright, plus DNS and WebRTC leak checks.
Residential sticky sessions can now last up to 30 minutes. How sessions work at the gateway, how to pair them with cookie jars so each identity stays consistent, and what to do when a peer disappears mid-session.
5G-capable modems are now in service on nine carriers in four countries. What 5G changes for a proxy — throughput and latency — what it does not change, and how we handle cells that fall back to 4G.
A clean IP only buys you the benefit of the doubt. Most blocks we investigate come from the client — inconsistent headers, a non-browser TLS handshake or machine-like timing. A checklist, with code.
Our second product line — a Europe-wide residential pool billed per gigabyte, with country and city targeting and sticky sessions. How the pool is sourced, how targeting works, and how to connect.