No-KYC proxies
A no-KYC proxy service lets you create an account and start buying proxies without uploading a passport, a selfie, or company documents — you give an email, top up your balance, and go. Every provider below keeps ID verification out of the normal signup.
We track which providers accept anonymous payment, what proxy types they sell, and where the entry price really starts, so you can weigh privacy against cost in one place. We don't sell proxies ourselves — you buy directly from each provider.
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BunProxy
from $1.50High-quality residential proxies
- Residential
No KYC -
IPRoyal
from $1.75Pay-as-you-go residential pool with no monthly minimum
- Residential
- Datacenter
- ISP
- Mobile
No KYC -
Geonix
—Mobile, ISP, and IPv6 proxies with no ID checks
- Mobile
- IPv6
- ISP
No KYC -
VProxy
from $1.50Residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies in crypto, no ID checks
- Residential
- Mobile
- Datacenter
No KYC -
SOXWAY
from $0.85Residential, mobile, ISP, datacenter, and IPv6 proxies in crypto, no ID checks
- Residential
- Mobile
- IPv6
- Datacenter
- ISP
No KYC -
Proxxxymiron
from $0.50Residential, mobile, datacenter, and ISP proxies in crypto, no ID checks
- Residential
- Mobile
- Datacenter
- ISP
No KYC -
Froxy
from $1.99Crypto-friendly residential and mobile proxies, no ID checks
- Residential
- Mobile
- Datacenter
No KYC -
Proxysoxy
—Datacenter proxies with no ID checks
- Datacenter
No KYC
Common questions
What makes a proxy service 'no-KYC'?
It lets you sign up and pay without handing over a passport, selfie, or business documents. Some providers still ask for ID once spend gets large or a bank flags a card; the ones listed here keep that step out of the ordinary signup.
Can I pay for no-KYC proxies anonymously?
Often yes. Many no-KYC providers accept cryptocurrency; Monero (XMR) is the only common option that hides the amount and both parties on-chain, while Bitcoin and USDT are pseudonymous. Check each provider's accepted payment methods on its page.
Are no-KYC proxies legal?
Buying proxies without ID verification is legal in most places — KYC is a provider and payment policy, not a legal requirement for proxies. You remain responsible for how you use them and for the terms of the sites you connect to.