FAQ

Answers to common questions about ipvolt mobile proxies: residential availability, payments, renewals, city targeting, rotation and support.

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What is an ipvolt mobile proxy?

A dedicated device on a carrier network. You rent it for a day or for 30 days, connect over HTTP or SOCKS5, and rotate its IP on demand or on a schedule. Nobody else uses the device while you rent it.

Do you have residential proxies?

Residential proxies are opening soon: household IPs, targeted by country and billed per GB. Pricing shows the planned price and how to join the launch list.

Which payment methods can I use?

Crypto, through our OxaPay checkout: Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and more. Card payments are coming soon. See Billing and renewals.

Does anything renew automatically?

No. A mobile rental ends with the period you chose, and you can renew it from the dashboard before it ends.

Can I choose a city?

No. Mobile proxies are targeted by country and carrier. See Locations and carriers.

Can I rotate the IP from my code?

Not today. Rotation and the rotation interval are controlled from the dashboard. See IP rotation.

HTTP or SOCKS5?

Use the HTTP port unless your tool only speaks SOCKS5; browsers need it for authentication. See Endpoints and protocols.

How do I check that the proxy works?

Request an IP echo service through it, as in the Quickstart, and compare the result with the outgoing IP in your dashboard.

What may I use it for?

Lawful use only, under the Acceptable Use Policy. Rentals stopped for a breach are not refunded.

How do I contact support?

Email hello@ipvolt.com. Support explains what to include and how quickly we reply.

Plug in your first proxy.

Mobile from $9 a day. Residential from $2.40 per GB, opening soon.