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Proxy access is always by username and password (there’s no IP whitelist). The same credentials work over HTTP and SOCKS5: pick the string format you want in the bot and drop it into your tool.

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String formats

In the proxy card you switch the format — the credentials stay the same, only the field order changes. The first option is filled in by default. 
user:pass@host:port      # default
user:pass:host:port
host:port:user:pass
The ip:port format for static proxies carries no credentials in the string — enter the login and password separately wherever your tool asks for them.

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Protocols

The same access works over both protocols — pick one by use case:
  • HTTP — web, browsers, scrapers, antidetect profiles.
  • SOCKS5 — any TCP traffic and UDP.
The host and port may differ between HTTP and SOCKS5 — take them from the proxy card.

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Examples

# HTTP
curl -x http://user:pass@host:port https://api.ipify.org
# SOCKS5
curl -x socks5://user:pass@host:port https://api.ipify.org
Check your IP through the proxy: api.ipify.org or ifconfig.me.

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Exporting the list

The Export button hands you the proxies in the chosen format. You can set the number of lines — presets 1 / 10 / 100 / 1000 / 5000 / 10000 (up to 10000). It’s free and doesn’t change the price: lines are repeated round-robin so you can spread the load across threads.
  • More than one line — delivered as a .txt file.
  • A single line — delivered inline in the chat as monospace text.

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Managing your subscription

In the proxy card (My Proxies):
ButtonWhat it does
ExportExports the proxies in the chosen format
Add trafficTops up traffic on the active subscription (geo is locked)
PasswordShows or changes the password (the old one stops working)
Proxy won’t connect or speed is throttled — Proxies not working.