Residential proxies
70M+ IPs70M+ household IPs in 199 countries with state, city and ASN targeting, per GB; traffic never expires.
$2.45/GBPer GB · traffic never expires
Residential proxies
Privacy · no identity verification
No-KYC proxies: an email address, a crypto top-up, and you are online.
Plenty of proxy providers now ask for an ID, a selfie, a company registration or a sales call before they unlock residential or mobile IPs. HodlProxy asks for none of it. An email address and a password open the account, a top-up in Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or another coin funds it, and the acceptable use policy is enforced on behaviour instead of paperwork.
01 — What we ask
What other providers ask for, and what we ask for.
KYC ("know your customer") is a provider policy, not a property of proxies. Here is what a typical verification flow collects, line by line, next to what HodlProxy collects.
| Item | Typical KYC flow | HodlProxy |
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| Identity document | Passport or ID card scan | Not asked |
| Selfie or video check | Often required for residential access | Not asked |
| Phone number | SMS verification | Not asked |
| Company details | Registration, website, use-case interview | Not asked |
| Payment instrument | Card or bank account in your name | Crypto into a prepaid wallet |
| Email address | Yes | Yes, confirmed once |
| Usage rules | Acceptable use policy | Acceptable use policy, enforced |
What is stored is what billing and abuse handling require: the email address, wallet transactions, bytes used, and connection metadata (time, account, destination hostname, bytes, exit country) kept for 30 days. The content of your traffic is never read: TLS stays end to end. Details and retention periods are in the privacy policy.
02 — How it works
Buying proxies without KYC, in four steps.
From an empty browser tab to a working exit in about the time your coin takes to confirm.
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Open an account with an email address
Choose a password and confirm the address once. No name, no phone number, no document upload.
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Top up the wallet in crypto
From $20 in BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, XMR, SOL, TRX, DOGE or another listed coin. Larger top-ups carry a bonus: +10% from $100, +25% from $250, +40% from $500, +50% from $1,000.
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Buy what the job needs
Gigabytes of residential or mobile traffic that never expire, or ISP, datacenter and mobile addresses for a term.
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Connect
Copy the endpoint and credentials, choose the country in the username, and send your first request over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5.
03 — Privacy by design
Privacy that does not depend on trust alone.
Less data collected means less data that can leak, be sold or be demanded. These are structural choices, not promises.
Prepaid, crypto only
No card on file and no bank account: nothing ties the account to a payment identity beyond the transactions themselves.
Traffic is metered, not read
Bytes are counted for billing; requests and responses are not stored, and TLS is never terminated or re-signed.
Short retention
Connection metadata is deleted after 30 days and website logs after 14; closing the account deletes personal data within 30 days.
Sub-users, not shared passwords
Give a teammate or an agent its own credentials and spending ceiling instead of sharing the main account.
IP whitelist option
Authenticate by source address and keep credentials out of scripts and config files altogether.
Monero accepted
Fund the wallet in XMR and the payment itself reveals neither the amount nor the sender on-chain.
04 — The rules
No KYC does not mean no rules.
An anonymous sign-up only works if the network stays clean for everyone. That is enforced on behaviour.
- Forbidden on every network: attacks, fraud, unauthorized access, spam, and anything illegal where you or the target operate. Outbound port 25 is closed everywhere.
- Abuse reports are investigated, and accounts that break the rules are closed; balances used for abuse are not refunded.
- Residential and mobile exits are consent-sourced: the people behind them opted in and are paid, and the rules protect them too.
Proxies are legal to buy and use in most countries, and identity verification is a commercial choice of each provider rather than a legal requirement in most jurisdictions. What you do through a proxy is governed by the laws that apply to you and to the target; the acceptable use policy lists what is never allowed here.
05 — What you can buy
All four networks, no verification step on any of them.
Some providers keep their residential or mobile pools behind KYC while selling datacenter IPs freely. Here every network opens with the same email sign-up.
ISP proxies
550K+ IPsStatic residential addresses for the whole term with unlimited traffic, for accounts and logins.
$0.99/IP/moPer dedicated IP · unlimited traffic
ISP proxies
Datacenter proxies
550K+ IPsDedicated datacenter IPs in 60+ cities for fast, high-volume work on lenient targets.
$0.70/IP/moPer dedicated IP · 100 GB/mo pooled
Datacenter proxies
Mobile proxies
4.9M+ IPsReal 4G/5G carrier IPs, as a rotating pool per GB or a dedicated device per term.
$2.62/GBPer GB, or a dedicated IP per term
Mobile proxies
06 — Questions
Straight answers about buying proxies without KYC.
Can I really buy residential proxies without KYC?
Yes. Residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies are all available after an email sign-up and a crypto top-up. No identity documents, selfie, phone number or company details are requested at any stage of a normal purchase.
Is it legal to buy proxies without identity verification?
In most countries, yes: buying and using proxies is legal, and KYC for proxy services is a provider policy rather than a legal obligation in most jurisdictions. You remain responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you and to the sites you reach.
Will you ever ask for my identity?
Not to buy or use the service. A specific refund or fraud investigation may require proof that you control a wallet or an email address, never an identity document by default.
What data do you keep about me?
Your email address, wallet transactions, usage per day and network, and connection metadata (time, account, destination hostname, bytes, exit country) for 30 days. Not the content of your traffic. The privacy policy lists every category and its retention.
Which coin is the most private?
Monero: amounts, senders and receivers are shielded on-chain. Bitcoin and stablecoins are pseudonymous; withdrawals from an exchange link the payment to your exchange account.
Is there a minimum purchase?
The minimum top-up is $20. It buys a few gigabytes of residential traffic, an ISP address or a mobile device for 24 hours, or a datacenter address for 30 days, and unused balance stays on the account.
Can I get a refund without KYC?
Unused wallet balance is refunded to the wallet it came from, minus network fees. Bonus credit, consumed traffic and delivered terms are not refundable; the refund policy has the details.
Ready when you are
Open an account with nothing but an email address.
Top up $20 in the coin you hold and choose a network. What you do not use stays on your balance, and traffic never expires.