Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?

USDT on Tron, BNB Chain or Ethereum; USDC on BNB Chain, Ethereum or Tron; Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana, BNB and Monero. Twelve options in all, each listed in the checkout with its network.

Do I need KYC or a card?

No. An account needs an email address or a Telegram login, nothing else. There is no card payment and no billing address.

How long until my balance is credited?

It depends on the coin. Across our own paid invoices, the median from opening the invoice to the credited balance was 9 min for Litecoin, 1.7 min for USDT · BNB Chain, under 1 min for Solana, 2.7 min for Ethereum (last 120 days, measured October 19, 2026). That includes the time it took to send.

What is the smallest amount I can pay?

Bandwidth starts at 1 GB ($1). Each coin also has a smallest amount the network can handle economically; the checkout shows it next to the coin. For a few dollars, USDT or USDC on BNB Chain, Litecoin or Solana work best.

What if I send slightly too little?

Up to 10 cents or 0.5% short counts as paid in full. If more is missing, what arrived is credited right away and the invoice page shows how much came in; send the rest later and it is added once.

My invoice expired before I paid. What now?

Open it from Billing and start the same payment again with one click; you get a new address. Don't send to an expired invoice. If you already did, write to support with the invoice reference.

Can I pay in Telegram instead?

Yes. @proxiesvision_bot sells bandwidth for crypto directly and shows your proxy login, without opening the website.

Does bandwidth bought with crypto expire?

No. Your balance and the GB you bought stay until you use them. There is no subscription.

No card, no KYC

Buy residential proxies with crypto

Pay with USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum and nine more coin and network options, then buy bandwidth at a flat $1 per GB. The numbers below come from our own checkout.

Coins and networks: 11 options
Smallest top-up: from $0.10
Fastest median: under 1 min (Solana)
Price: $1 per GB

Start for $1 How to pay an invoice

Accepted coins and networks

Smallest top-up: live from the checkout. Median to credit: from opening the invoice to the credited balance, our paid invoices of the last 120 days (measured October 19, 2026), for coins with at least 10 payments.

Coin · networkSmallest top-upMedian to credit

USDTTron$12–
USDTBNB Chain$0.201.7 min32 payments
USDTEthereum$1.16–
USDCBNB Chain$0.10–
USDCEthereum$1.17–
USDCTronpaused–
BitcoinBTC$1.11–
EthereumETH$0.392.7 min13 payments
LitecoinLTC$0.109 min32 payments
SolanaSOL$0.57under 1 min26 payments
BNBBNB$0.11–
MoneroXMR$7.01–

Which coin should I pick?

A few dollars, or a first test: USDT or USDC on BNB Chain, Litecoin or Solana. Their minimums are the smallest.
Fast credit: Solana and USDT on BNB Chain had the shortest median times in our data.
You already hold USDT on Tron: fine for larger top-ups; below its minimum, switch the network to BNB Chain.
Privacy of the payment itself: Monero.
Always: send on the network the invoice names. A token sent on another network can't be credited automatically.

How to buy proxies with crypto

1
Create an account
With an email address or Telegram. No card, no billing address, no ID.
2
Pick an amount and a coin
In Billing, choose how much to add and the coin with its network. The checkout shows each coin's smallest amount next to it.
3
Send the exact amount
To the address on the invoice, on the network shown. On a phone, Open in wallet fills in address and amount for you. The invoice stays open for about 35 minutes.
4
Buy bandwidth
Once the network confirms, the balance is credited by itself. Buy GB from it at $1 each and copy your proxy login.

By coin

Buy proxies with USDT

USDT on BNB Chain has one of the smallest minimums and was credited in a median of 1.7 min. USDT on Tron (TRC-20) works too, but its smallest top-up is higher because of Tron's network fees: check the amount next to it before you pick it. Trust Wallet opens with the invoice filled in.

Buy proxies with Bitcoin

Bitcoin works for any top-up above its minimum. A Bitcoin block comes about every ten minutes, so the balance takes longer to appear than with the other coins; keep the invoice open or come back later, it is credited either way. Wallets that understand bitcoin: links get address and amount from Open in wallet.

Buy proxies with Ethereum

ETH on the Ethereum mainnet, credited in a median of 2.7 min across our invoices. USDT and USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20) are available as well, at higher network fees than the same tokens on BNB Chain.

Buy proxies with Monero

Monero (XMR) is there for anyone who wants the payment itself private. Its smallest top-up is a few dollars, so it suits larger amounts better than a first $1 test.

Litecoin, Solana and BNB

Cheap networks with small minimums, good for topping up a few dollars at a time. Solana was the fastest in our data at a median of under 1 min; Litecoin took 9 min.

Questions about paying with crypto

Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?: USDT on Tron, BNB Chain or Ethereum; USDC on BNB Chain, Ethereum or Tron; Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana, BNB and Monero. Twelve options in all, each listed in the checkout with its network.
Do I need KYC or a card?: No. An account needs an email address or a Telegram login, nothing else. There is no card payment and no billing address.
How long until my balance is credited?: It depends on the coin. Across our own paid invoices, the median from opening the invoice to the credited balance was 9 min for Litecoin, 1.7 min for USDT · BNB Chain, under 1 min for Solana, 2.7 min for Ethereum (last 120 days, measured October 19, 2026). That includes the time it took to send.
What is the smallest amount I can pay?: Bandwidth starts at 1 GB ($1). Each coin also has a smallest amount the network can handle economically; the checkout shows it next to the coin. For a few dollars, USDT or USDC on BNB Chain, Litecoin or Solana work best.
What if I send slightly too little?: Up to 10 cents or 0.5% short counts as paid in full. If more is missing, what arrived is credited right away and the invoice page shows how much came in; send the rest later and it is added once.
My invoice expired before I paid. What now?: Open it from Billing and start the same payment again with one click; you get a new address. Don't send to an expired invoice. If you already did, write to support with the invoice reference.
Can I pay in Telegram instead?: Yes. @proxiesvision_bot sells bandwidth for crypto directly and shows your proxy login, without opening the website.
Does bandwidth bought with crypto expire?: No. Your balance and the GB you bought stay until you use them. There is no subscription.