How to buy proxies with Bitcoin or other crypto

Plenty of people want to pay for proxies in crypto: no card on file, a business that already runs on stablecoins, or simply a preference. People search for things like “backconnect rotating proxy with BTC”, find a checkout that only shows cards and PayPal, and wonder whether crypto is possible at all. It is. It just doesn’t go through the order page.

We handle crypto by hand. That keeps it simple on our side, but it changes three things for you compared with a card: you start by contacting support, activation happens after we confirm the payment rather than the second you pay, and nothing renews automatically.

This guide walks through the exact steps, which coins and networks we accept, how to get the amount right with network fees, what to send us so we can match your payment, how monthly renewals work, and the mistakes that delay activation.

• Speed. Card and PayPal checkout on the order page is instant: access is live the moment you pay. Crypto is activated after support confirms the payment, so it isn’t instant. We don’t promise a fixed time; it depends on the blockchain confirmation and on support matching your transaction.
• Renewals. Card and PayPal create a monthly subscription that renews by itself (and you can cancel anytime). Crypto never renews: each month is a new payment and a new transaction ID.
• Where you start. Card and PayPal start on a plan page. Crypto starts with a message to support.
• What you get. The same plans, the same pool, unlimited bandwidth and the same setup. Payment method doesn’t change the proxies.

If you need proxies within minutes, for a test or an urgent job, card or PayPal is the faster route. If paying in crypto matters more than speed, the manual route works for every plan.

We accept four options. Pick the one you already hold, on the exact network named:

• BTC on the Bitcoin network.
• ETH on Ethereum.
• USDT on TRC20 (the Tron network). A stablecoin, so its dollar value stays near the price you’re paying while the transfer is in flight.
• BNB on BEP20 (BNB Smart Chain).

The network matters as much as the coin. USDT and other tokens exist on several chains, and every address belongs to one network. Support tells you the network with each address. Sending over a different network (for example ERC20 to a TRC20 address) can mean the funds don’t arrive where we can see them, so if you’re unsure, ask before you send. Exchanges ask you to pick the network on their withdrawal screen; choose the one that matches the address support gave you.

With BTC, ETH and BNB the dollar value moves while you pay, so calculate the amount at the moment you send and check that what arrives covers the package. Stablecoin users don’t have that problem, which is why many customers pay in USDT.

Short messages get matched fastest. For the first contact:

• “I’d like to pay with crypto for [package, e.g. 40 rotating threads, USA]. I’ll pay in [BTC / ETH / USDT TRC20 / BNB BEP20]. My username or email: […].”

After you’ve sent the payment:

• “Paid for [package]. Transaction ID: [hash]. Coin and network: […]. Username or email: […].”

Include the full transaction hash, not a screenshot of your balance. You can copy it from your wallet’s transaction history or from the exchange’s withdrawal record.

Choose the plan by job, not by payment method:

• Scraping, SEO tools, rank tracking: rotating proxies, 40 threads ($39/mo) for most single-tool jobs, 80 ($59) or 150 ($97) for several tools or browser automation.
• Sites that block datacenter IPs: residential proxies, one port per IP you need at once: 5 ports ($50) or 10 ports ($90) are common starting points.
• Accounts that need a fixed IP: private dedicated proxies, one per account, $2 each.

The 24-hour money-back guarantee covers the smallest package of each proxy type, on your first order only (10 threads, 1 residential port, 5 dedicated proxies). If you want to test before you commit, a quick option is to test the smallest package by card or PayPal for instant access, then pay for the full plan in crypto. Ask support about refunds on crypto payments before you send one. Use is subject to our rules: no reselling, hacking, torrents or illegal activity, and outgoing email ports are blocked.