Buy proxies with Bitcoin

What to know when paying in Bitcoin

• The rate is fixed for the invoice. An invoice is valid for a limited time, shown on the payment page. If it has expired, don't send to the old address: create a new invoice.
• Network fee. It's noticeably higher on Bitcoin than on USDT networks such as TRC20 or TON. For small amounts it's cheaper to pay in USDT.
• Confirmation. When the network is busy, crediting can take longer than usual. You can close the payment page: the funds are credited on their own.
• No documents. You only need an email to sign up.

What you're buying

Residential proxies are $1.59 per GB, mobile $2.50 per GB and datacenter $0.65 per GB. One price for any volume, no subscription, and the traffic you buy never expires. It's handy to top up your balance for several purchases at once: the network fee applies to each transfer, and your balance doesn't expire. Prices are on the pricing page.

How to pay

1. Sign up and choose the proxy type and amount, or a balance top-up.
2. Click "Proceed to payment" and pick Bitcoin on the invoice page.
3. Copy the address and amount and send the transfer while the invoice is valid.
4. Once the network confirms it, your access appears in the dashboard.

The full walkthrough is in the How to pay with crypto guide. Refunds: within 72 hours if no more than 10% of the traffic has been used; crypto payments are refunded in USDT minus the network fee (terms).

Which coins we accept and which network to pick for a lower fee is covered on the Proxies with crypto page.