Practical setup and usage guides: choosing a proxy type, rotation, sessions, browser automation and payments.
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.
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.
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.
An archived guide to Monero privacy. XMR is not offered by the current checkout; see the active currencies and manual payment instructions before sending.
The three proxy families differ in where their IP addresses are registered, how many real users share them, and how websites score them. A practical comparison, with a decision table.