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SOCKS5 Proxies

Dedicated IPs with full SOCKS5 protocol support (TCP + UDP), billed by IP count with no expiration — ideal for gaming, streaming, VoIP, and multi-account management where UDP or a long-term fixed exit is required.

Specifications

ItemValue
ProtocolFull SOCKS5 (TCP and UDP)
IPsDedicated, never shared with other users
Coverage195+ countries and regions
BillingBy number of IPs, no expiration
AnonymityNo traffic header modification, no application-layer parsing

SOCKS5 vs. HTTP proxies

HTTP proxies only handle HTTP/HTTPS traffic. SOCKS5 works at a lower network layer, can forward any TCP/UDP traffic, and adds no headers to requests, offering stronger anonymity. UDP-dependent applications (online gaming, video streaming, VoIP, DNS queries) require SOCKS5.

Purchasing

SOCKS5 plans are arranged via Telegram, with volume discounts at scale — enterprise tiers go up to hundreds of thousands of IPs. Current tier pricing is on the pricing page.

Usage

# cURL over SOCKS5
curl -x socks5://USERNAME:[email protected]:23333 https://ipinfo.io
# Python requests over SOCKS5 (requires: pip install requests[socks])
import requests

proxy_url = "socks5://USERNAME:[email protected]:23333"
proxies = {"http": proxy_url, "https": proxy_url}
print(requests.get("https://ipinfo.io", proxies=proxies, timeout=30).json())

For GUI tools such as browsers, antidetect browsers, and Proxifier, see the integration guides.

FAQ

Can SOCKS5 proxies be used with any application? Almost any application that supports proxy configuration: browsers, download managers, gaming platforms, messaging apps, and custom software.

Is UDP supported? Yes — it is one of the core strengths of the SOCKS5 product, covering UDP scenarios like gaming, video streaming, VoIP, and DNS queries.