Quick start

This guide takes you from a fresh account to a verified request through each of the three Proxuno products. Every command below can be pasted into a terminal; replace the credentials with the ones shown in your dashboard.

1. Create an account, add funds and order#

Every purchase is paid from your prepaid account balance, which you top up in crypto. Crypto invoices are only used to add funds — there is no invoice per order.

1. Sign up with an email address and confirm it from the link we send. No identity documents are required.
2. Add funds. Open Balance & top-up in the dashboard, enter an amount between $25 and $5,000 (or pick a quick amount) and choose a currency: BTC, ETH, USDT (TRC20), USDT (ERC20), USDC (ERC20), LTC, SOL and TRX. The quote is locked for 30 minutes. Send on the stated network and send the order reference and transaction ID to support. An administrator verifies the transfer after network confirmation before crediting your balance; validation is not instant.
3. Order. Open Buy proxies and choose a product. For a first test, the 24-hour mobile plan is the cheapest entry point — it acts as our trial (from $7 depending on the country). Confirm the order: it is paid from your balance instantly.

If you start from Buy proxies with too little balance, Top up and continue creates a top-up for the missing amount (at least $25) and brings you back to the same configuration once it is credited, ready to confirm in one click.

Mobile and static proxies appear under Mobile proxies and Static ISP within seconds of the order. Residential traffic is credited to your account and shown under Residential.

2. Find your credentials#

Every product uses the same line format, host:port:username:password:

Passwords are 16 alphanumeric characters. Mobile and static passwords are per proxy; the residential password is per account and can be regenerated in the dashboard. See Authentication for the IP-whitelist alternative.

3. Send a first request#

Mobile 4G/5G#

curl -x http://m_k3v9q2xa:[email protected]:10421 https://api.ipify.org?format=json

The response is the public IP of the modem — a carrier-grade NAT address of the mobile operator. Run it twice: the IP stays the same until you rotate it.

Rotating residential#

curl -x http://px4k2m9q7a-country-de:[email protected]:7000 https://api.ipify.org?format=json

Each request leaves from a different residential IP in Germany. Append -city-berlin to the username to narrow the location, or a -session-…-ttl-… suffix to keep the same IP — see Residential targeting and Sticky sessions.

Static ISP#

curl -x http://s_r7d2k9mw:[email protected]:8000 https://api.ipify.org?format=json

The response is always the same IP: static ISP addresses never change during the rental period.

SOCKS5#

All three products accept SOCKS5 on their SOCKS port. Use socks5h:// so that DNS resolution also happens on the proxy side:

curl -x socks5h://m_k3v9q2xa:[email protected]:20421 https://api.ipify.org?format=json

4. Rotate a mobile IP#

Three equivalent options:

• the Rotate IP button on the proxy page in the dashboard;
• the proxy's rotation link — a plain GET request that needs no API key: curl https://proxuno.com/rotate/<token>;
• the REST API: POST https://proxuno.com/api/v1/proxies/{id}/rotate.

A new IP is usually assigned in 5–10 seconds. Two manual rotations of the same proxy must be at least 10 seconds apart. Details in IP rotation.

5. Next steps#

• Export all proxies in the format your tool expects: Export formats.
• Automate with the API: REST API overview.
• Plug proxies into your stack: Python, Node.js, Puppeteer & Playwright, antidetect browsers.
• Before scaling up, read Limits & best practices.