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Buy proxies with crypto

Paying for proxies with cryptocurrency keeps a card and your legal name out of the purchase. Every provider below accepts at least one cryptocurrency; many take Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT, and some support Monero (XMR) for a genuinely private payment.

Compare crypto-friendly residential, datacenter, ISP and mobile proxies by starting price and which coins they accept. We list the payment methods each service takes and link straight to the provider — you pay them directly.

Common questions

Which cryptocurrencies can I use to buy proxies?

It varies by provider. Bitcoin, USDT and Ethereum are the most widely accepted; Litecoin and Monero appear less often. Each provider page lists the coins it takes so you can match one you already hold.

Is paying with crypto anonymous?

Partly. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and USDT are pseudonymous — the addresses are public and can often be linked back to an exchange account. Monero (XMR) is the only common coin that hides the amount and both parties on-chain.

Do crypto proxy providers require KYC?

Not always. Some let you pay in crypto with only an email; others still ask for verification on larger orders. Filter for no-KYC providers if keeping ID out of signup matters to you.