Buy IPRoyal Proxies with Crypto

IPRoyal does not sell just one proxy plan. The same account can be used for Residential traffic, ISP static residential proxies, Datacenter proxies, Mobile proxies, and separately billed Web Unblocker requests, so your payment method needs to cover more than one type of spend.

Residential proxies can be bought as PAYG traffic that never expires or as a subscription with an extra 5% discount, Web Unblocker is charged per successful request, and private proxy products are time-based orders. That mix makes IPRoyal very different from a single-plan SaaS checkout.

IPRoyal's Residential PAYG auto top-up can create a new order automatically when traffic falls below your chosen threshold and charge either a saved credit card or your IPRoyal balance. SolCard gives you a crypto-funded card option for that workflow, and the one-time $1 card-saving fee is credited back to your IPRoyal balance.

ISP, Datacenter, and Mobile proxies are private rather than shared, so an expired order can interrupt a setup that depends on those exact reserved resources. IPRoyal lets you buy shorter test periods or longer plans, then extend or auto-renew qualifying orders from the dashboard before they run out.

IPRoyal markets Datacenter, ISP, and Mobile plans as unlimited-bandwidth products under Fair Usage, but the documented limits still matter: Datacenter and ISP orders get 100 GB per proxy in each 30-day cycle before speed reduction rules apply, while Mobile proxies have a 30 GB daily limit per proxy. Extra data for Datacenter and ISP is bought per proxy and only applies to the current cycle.

Identity verification is not mandatory just to open an account, but it unlocks Residential API access and removes several website restrictions. Residential access to LinkedIn and some other targets requires verification, and .gov access requires both verification and over $500 of spend, so the right purchase depends on what you actually need to reach.