Buying a proxy with crypto means paying for proxy access using a cryptocurrency transfer instead of a debit/credit card or PayPal. At Proxy4G this is the only payment method: four assets are accepted — Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and USDT — alongside a reusable wallet balance. Because checkout requires no name, address, phone or card data, payment is the natural extension of our no-KYC model: an account is auto-created on your first order, and you pay from a wallet you control.
Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?
Proxy4G supports four assets at checkout, covering both the major store-of-value chains and the fast/low-fee options people actually use for routine purchases:
- Bitcoin (BTC) — the most widely held asset; pay from any BTC wallet or exchange withdrawal.
- Ethereum (ETH) — native ETH on the Ethereum mainnet.
- Solana (SOL) — fast, sub-cent fees, near-instant settlement.
- USDT — a US-dollar stablecoin, so the amount you send won't drift with market volatility between quote and confirmation.
You can also pre-fund a wallet balance once and spend it across multiple orders without sending a fresh transaction each time — useful if you buy proxies in several countries or rotate plans monthly. There is no card processor and no PayPal in the flow at all. For machine-driven purchases, autonomous AI agents fund a balance and pay over the x402 protocol using USDC on Base — see the AI agents use case.
Accepted coins, networks and confirmation speed
| Coin | Network | Typical confirmation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Bitcoin mainnet | ~10–60 min (1 block ≈ 10 min) | Most universally supported; fees vary with mempool congestion. |
| Ethereum (ETH) | Ethereum mainnet | ~1–5 min | Gas fees apply; send native ETH, not an L2-bridged version. |
| Solana (SOL) | Solana mainnet | Seconds | Lowest fees, fastest settlement of the four. |
| USDT | Stablecoin (USD-pegged) | Minutes (network-dependent) | Price-stable — the dollar amount won't move while you confirm. |
Confirmation times are typical network behavior, not guarantees; congestion and your wallet's fee setting affect speed.
How to buy a proxy with crypto, step by step
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Configure your proxy
Open the configurator and pick plan type (dedicated or shared), country (18 available, e.g. United States, France, Germany), carrier, protocol (HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5) and duration (1/3/6/12 months). The price updates live — dedicated from $27/mo, shared from $10.80/mo.
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Choose your coin
At checkout, select BTC, ETH, SOL or USDT — or pay from your existing wallet balance. You'll see a payment address and the exact amount due in that asset.
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Send the exact amount
Transfer the displayed amount from your wallet or exchange to the address shown. Send the full quoted amount so the invoice matches; underpayment or a wrong network can delay detection.
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Wait for confirmation
The system watches the chain for your transaction. SOL and ETH usually confirm in minutes; BTC follows block timing. No identity check runs at any point.
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Receive credentials and provision
Once confirmed, your proxy is provisioned and the credentials — host, port, username and password — are emailed within minutes. Plug HOST:PORT into your tool and you're live.
Test the proxy the moment it arrives
# After your crypto payment confirms, your credentials land by email.
# Verify the egress IP and that it's a mobile carrier IP:
curl -x http://USER:PASS@HOST:PORT https://api.ipify.org
# SOCKS5 works on every plan too:
curl --socks5 USER:PASS@HOST:PORT https://api.ipify.orgWhy pay for proxies with crypto?
- No card, bank account or PayPal — nothing ties the purchase to a payment processor's identity record.
- Pairs with no-KYC checkout: no name, address, phone or email verification is collected on top.
- USDT keeps the amount price-stable between quote and confirmation; SOL settles in seconds for speed.
- A reusable wallet balance lets you buy across countries and plans without a new transaction each time.
- We do not log destination traffic — the privacy of the payment matches the privacy of the proxy.
Is buying proxies with Bitcoin actually anonymous?
Honest answer: crypto is pseudonymous, not magic. Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions are recorded on public ledgers, so a payment is linkable to the wallet that sent it. What Proxy4G does is remove every other identity hook: checkout asks for no government ID, no name or address, no phone, and no card or bank data, and the account is auto-created on your first order. There is no payment processor in the middle holding a KYC file on you. Combined with the fact that we do not log destination traffic, the purchase reveals far less than a card payment would. If you want stronger sender-side privacy, fund from a fresh wallet, or use SOL/USDT which don't share Bitcoin's public-explorer ubiquity. For the full privacy picture, read how no-KYC proxies work.
Next steps
Step-by-step crypto payment guide
A deeper walkthrough of wallets, networks and avoiding common payment mistakes.
No-KYC proxies explained
What we do and don't collect, and why the account is anonymous by design.
See full pricing
Per-country dedicated and shared pricing across 1/3/6/12-month durations.
Pay autonomously via x402
Let an AI agent fund a balance and buy proxies with USDC on Base.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's pseudonymous. Bitcoin's ledger is public, so the payment links to the sending wallet — but Proxy4G collects nothing else: no ID, no name, no address, no phone, no card or bank data, and the account is auto-created on your first order. There's no payment processor holding a KYC record, and we don't log destination traffic. For stronger sender privacy, pay from a fresh wallet or use SOL/USDT.
Four assets: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and USDT. You can also pre-fund a reusable wallet balance and spend it across orders. There are no cards and no PayPal. AI agents can additionally pay over the x402 protocol using USDC on the Base network.
As soon as your transaction confirms on-chain, the proxy is provisioned and credentials (host, port, username, password) are emailed within minutes. Solana and Ethereum typically confirm in seconds to a few minutes; Bitcoin follows block timing (roughly 10–60 minutes). Paying from a pre-funded wallet balance is effectively instant since there's no on-chain wait.
USDT is a US-dollar stablecoin, so the amount you send stays pegged to the dollar invoice and won't drift with market swings between the quote and confirmation. That removes the small risk of over- or under-paying that volatile assets carry. If you'd rather optimize for raw speed and low fees instead, Solana settles in seconds.
Crypto transactions are irreversible on-chain, so we can't reverse a payment to your wallet. Because of that, we recommend testing on a short 1-month plan first — verify the egress IP and trust score with a quick curl before committing to a longer term. If something is wrong with a provisioned proxy, contact us through the dashboard so we can resolve it.
Yes. Autonomous agents fund a balance and pay via the x402 protocol (scheme "exact", USDC on Base). The agent requests a top-up, receives an HTTP 402 with an accepts block, signs an EIP-3009 USDC authorization, and re-sends with the X-PAYMENT header. Discovery lives at /.well-known/agent.json, /openapi.json and /llms.txt. See the MCP page for details.