Published: 2026-09-24
On 20 October 2026 we opened the crypto checkout at all 13 providers below and wrote down what is actually there. Nine of them take Monero, two take no USDT at all, the minimum payment runs from $1 at CatProxies and SotaProxy to $18 at Evomi, and only one adds a gateway fee on top. Prices verified in October 2026.
Almost none of this is on the provider sites: some say nothing about crypto and take six coins anyway, some promise more coins than you will see, and one names the wrong gateway in its own documentation. Where the site and the checkout disagree, we name both.
What is actually at each checkout
| Provider | Gateway | Monero | USDT networks | Minimum payment | Fee | Sells from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proxy Seller | Cryptomus | yes | 8 | $5 | none | resi $1.30/GB, IPv6 $0.05/IP |
| Geonix | Cryptomus | yes | 8 | $5 | none | resi $0.55/GB, IPv6 $0.07/IP |
| Proxies.Vision | NowPayments | yes | 3 | 5 USD | none | resi $1/GB flat |
| DataImpulse | CoinGate | no | none | 5 USD first order, then 50 | none | resi $0.80/GB, DC $0.45/GB |
| Proxyscrape | CoinGate | no | none | $5 | none | resi $1.15/GB, DC $1.40/IP |
| CyberYozh | UseGateway | no | 4 | $5 | none | resi $1.99/GB, ISP $5.29/IP |
| NodeMaven | not named | yes | 8 | 8.50 USD | none | resi $2.75/GB, ISP $3.40/IP |
| Thordata | own checkout | no | 2 | 5 USD plan | none | resi $0.65/GB |
| CatProxies | Cryptomus | yes | 8 | $1 | none | resi $1.26/GB, IPv6 $0.07/GB |
| ProxyShard | NOWPayments | yes | 10 | $5 | none | resi $2/GB, DC $1.20/IP |
| ProxyWing | Cryptomus | yes | 8 | 2 USD | 1% | resi $2.50/GB, DC $1.15/IP |
| SotaProxy | Heleket | yes | 8 | $1 | none | resi $1.75/GB, IPv6 $0.20/IP |
| Evomi | Cryptomus | yes | 8 | 18 USD plan | none | resi $0.49/GB, DC $0.30/GB |
Everything in the first six columns comes from opening the checkout on 20 October 2026, and at every provider except ProxyWing the invoice total equalled the price. The right-hand column is the floor of each catalog: read it as the cheapest tier, not the price of your volume.
If you need a specific coin
Monero
Nine of the 13 had XMR at the checkout: Proxy Seller, Geonix, Proxies.Vision, NodeMaven, CatProxies, ProxyShard, ProxyWing, SotaProxy and Evomi. Four did not: DataImpulse, Proxyscrape, CyberYozh and Thordata.
The useful part is that on the Cryptomus and Heleket checkouts Monero appears on tiny invoices, where Bitcoin does not. At CatProxies a $1 invoice offered 57 coins with XMR but no BTC, ETH, LTC or USDC. At SotaProxy a $1 invoice offered 13 coins, Monero among them, again without Bitcoin.
USDT
ProxyShard has the widest network choice we saw: USDT in 10 networks, including TRC-20, ERC-20, BSC, Solana, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, TON and Celo. NodeMaven covers eight and includes two you rarely see, Near and Tezos. The four Cryptomus checkouts (Proxy Seller, Geonix, CatProxies, ProxyWing) and Heleket at SotaProxy all carry the same eight.
At the thin end, Thordata takes USDT only on ERC-20 and TRC-20, and CyberYozh on four networks including TON. DataImpulse and Proxyscrape take no USDT whatsoever: both run CoinGate with the same 12 coins, and the stablecoins there are USDC and EURC. If USDT is what sits in your wallet, those two are not an option today.
Bitcoin
Bitcoin is not guaranteed by the gateway, it is guaranteed by the size of your invoice. On Cryptomus and Heleket the coin list grows with the amount: CatProxies showed no BTC at $1 but 86 coins from $10. SotaProxy went from 13 coins to 17 over the same step, and ProxyWing held ETH and BNB back until $10.
If you need a specific proxy type
Crypto rarely narrows the choice of type: rotating residential is sold by all 13, mobile traffic by ten of them, and IPv6 only by Proxy Seller, Geonix, SotaProxy and CatProxies. What differs is the floor you are paying into.
The chart below is the cheapest gigabyte in each catalog, whatever the type: the lowest bars are IPv6 and datacenter traffic, not the residential pool most buyers come for.
Country coverage matters only for the static products you buy per IP, and there the spread is wider still: two countries at one end of this list, more than fifty at the other.
The 13 providers
1. Proxy Seller
Official website: https://proxy-seller.com/
The checkout is Cryptomus, minimum $5, and a $5 invoice offered 17 coins: USDT, BTC, LTC, TRX, ETH, XMR, POL, BNB, USDC, SOL, DASH, DOGE, GRAM, BCH, AVAX, DAI and NOT. USDT in eight networks, with BEP-20 marked as the popular choice. The site's own help text names only "BTC, LTC, TRX, TON and others" and never mentions Monero, which is there.
You get every type in one account: rotating residential from $1.30/GB at the top tier, ISP from $1.89/IP in bulk, IPv6 down to $0.05/IP.
If you pay in crypto, read the refund rules first. A refund is granted only for named defects like dead proxies or the wrong location, and it goes back "to the original form of payment used for purchase", which means the same coin at whatever the rate is that day. The 3-day residential trial is a separate trap: by the site's own terms you "have no right to claim a refund at any time" after buying it.
Screenshot: proxy-seller.com/trust-center/return-policy, October 2026
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
47M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Cyprus
Pros & Cons
- 24-hour refund window
- Up to 63% cheaper per GB at volume
- 8 proxy types in one account
- SDKs: PHP, Python, Node.js, Java, GoLang
- 24/7 support
2. Geonix
Official website: https://geonix.com/
Geonix and Proxy Seller are one group: the policy texts match and so does the checkout. Cryptomus, 17 coins on $5 with Monero, USDT in eight networks, $5 minimum, invoice equal to the price. The Geonix site itself says nothing at all about paying in crypto.
The residential ladder is the steepest here, bottoming at $0.55/GB, and the same account sells ISP from $1.10/IP in bulk and IPv6 at $0.07/IP. Two things to know before you send: access appears in your dashboard within 24 hours of payment rather than instantly, and Trustpilot reviewers repeatedly say refunds and help for defective proxies are hard to get. Support itself gets praised on G2 for swapping a faulty proxy in about five minutes.
Geonix
https://geonix.com/
$0.55/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
15M+ IP
Date established
2019
Headquarters
Bulgaria
Pros & Cons
- Paid test for $1.99
- 24-hour refund window
- Up to 82% cheaper per GB at volume
- 7 proxy types in one account
- The website design has many bugs
3. Proxies.Vision
Official website: https://proxies.vision/
Crypto only, no card, no billing address, no KYC, and NowPayments behind it with nine coins: USDT on BNB Chain, Tron and Ethereum, USDC on BNB Chain and Ethereum, BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, BNB and XMR. USDT on Tron is offered only from a $12.28 invoice. We registered by email on 17 October 2026, were asked for no documents, topped up with crypto and bought 5 GB for $5: the traffic was credited immediately and the order showed as Completed.
One flat $1/GB at any volume, rotating or sticky, HTTP or SOCKS5, with sticky at 30 minutes by default and up to 24 hours if you set it. The catch is the refund line: balance and bandwidth are non-refundable "except when something failed on our side, then we credit it back to your balance". And if you want to split traffic across sub-users, the reseller portal is locked until you pay a one-time $50 fee or buy a 200 GB starting pool.
Proxy Type
Residential Proxies
Pool of IPs
15M+ IP
Date established
2026
Headquarters
Singapore
Pros & Cons
- Same price per GB at any volume, packages from 1 GB
- Bandwidth never expires
- No KYC and no documents at signup
- Simple dashboard with a ready list generator
- Reseller portal with sub-users and API
- Crypto is the only payment method
- Targeting by country and city only, no ISP choice
- No refunds and no free trial
- Rotating residential only
4. DataImpulse
Official website: https://dataimpulse.com/
CoinGate, 12 coins: USDC, BTC, LTC, ETH, TRX, SOL, EURC, BNB, XRP, POL, DOGE and BCH. No USDT, no Monero. The minimum is $5 on the first order and $50 after that, and only the checkout tells you about the $5: the billing documentation lists $50 as the minimum, full stop.
Residential is one flat $1/GB until the top tiers take it to $0.80, rotating datacenter traffic is $0.45/GB. The reason to think twice before paying in coin: "Refunds are not applicable for payments made with cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency payments are final and non-refundable, regardless of circumstances." The 7-day guarantee you see advertised applies only to a first-time Intro purchase. One Trustpilot reviewer also says the pricing model is tricky and the purchased data burns down extremely fast.
Screenshot: dataimpulse.com/terms-of-services, October 2026
DataImpulse
https://dataimpulse.com/
$0.80–$1.00/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
90M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- Refund within up to 7 days
- Up to 20% cheaper per GB at volume
- State/City/Zip/ASN Targeting
- Pay-as-you-go (traffic does not expire)
- No free trial
5. Proxyscrape
Official website: https://proxyscrape.com/
The same CoinGate checkout and the same 12 coins as DataImpulse, minimum $5, invoice equal to the price, nothing asked beyond an email. The site's terms list only Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin, so the checkout is wider than the paperwork. No USDT and no Monero here either.
Strong on bulk datacenter, $1.40/IP at 400-500 IPs, with residential down to $1.15/GB and ISP to $1.82/IP. Test before you pay: the free Premium trial gives 100 shared datacenter proxies and 10 GB, a slice of the product rather than full access.
Settle one thing before topping up: the terms require identity verification, warn that access "may require a verification process", and say unused time is not reimbursed if the account is deleted on those grounds. Paying in crypto changes none of that, and the refund window is three days with conditions. One reviewer also reports that proxies sold as residential were mostly ISP with poor speeds.
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
120M+ IP
Date established
2018
Headquarters
Belgium
Pros & Cons
- Free trial
- 3-day refund window
- Up to 60% cheaper per GB at volume
- Unlimited-traffic residential plans
- Large IP pool (120M+)
- Short refund window with conditions
- Unlimited datacenter plans still meter traffic
- Identity verification may be required
- Banned premium proxies are not replaced
6. CyberYozh
Official website: https://app.cyberyozh.com/
UseGateway, 11 coins: USDT, USDC, BTC, LTC, BNB, TRX, GRAM on TON, POL, ETH, Optimism and BCH. USDT in four networks including TON, USDC in two, minimum $5, no Monero.
Residential runs to $1.99/GB at 1000 GB, ISP and static residential are a flat $5.29/IP across 52 countries, the widest coverage on this list. Two conditions worth knowing in advance: payments are non-refundable except for defects reported with evidence inside the first 24 hours, and even then the money comes back as account balance, not cash. Spend 500 MB of a traffic pack and the refund is off entirely. CyberYozh's own release notes also admit Google refuses the residential pool's exits by address, so do not buy this pool for search scraping.
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
100M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Serbia
Pros & Cons
- 24-hour refund window
- Up to 49% cheaper per GB at volume
- 8 proxy types in one account
- Virtual numbers for SMS activation
- Additional commission when topping up the balance
7. NodeMaven
Official website: https://nodemaven.com/
The longest coin list we saw, Monero, Zcash and Stellar among them, with USDT in eight networks, among them Near, Solana, TON and Tezos. Minimum $8.50, though the $3.50 paid trial is the cheaper way to try the pool. Two rules from the documentation decide whether this works for you: a refund on a crypto payment is paid out only in USDT on ERC-20 or TRC-20, and a payment sent from a smart contract is not credited automatically.
You are paying for filtered addresses rather than cheap ones, $2.75/GB at 1000 GB and ISP from $3.40/IP, with each ISP order including unlimited traffic and one free IP swap. KYC is not required at the moment per the docs, though the terms reserve the right to ask for identity and source-of-funds data at any time. Sticky sessions are advertised to hold up to 24 hours, and one long-term user on Reddit says his sometimes ran closer to 12.
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies
Pool of IPs
30M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
Estonia
Pros & Cons
- Paid test for $3.50
- Up to 48% cheaper per GB at volume
- With monthly plans, unused traffic is carried over to the next month
- Pay-as-you-go option available
- Limited payment methods
8. Thordata
Official website: https://thordata.com/
Thordata says nothing about crypto on its site, yet there is a checkout in the dashboard with six coins: BTC, LTC, ETH, TRX, USDT on ERC-20 and TRC-20, USDC on ERC-20. No Monero. Balance top-ups start at $50, but you can buy a plan directly from $5, which is the cheaper way in.
One product, rotating residential, from $2/GB at the small tiers down to $0.65/GB at the top.
Now the part that should decide your payment method: the refund policy grants the right to a refund only where payment was made by non-cryptocurrency means. Pay in coin and you are outside the policy before you start, on top of the usual conditions (within 7 days of a first purchase, under 30% of the package and under 2 GB used).
There is a way to look at the pool without risking money: the switch-from-NetNut page offers 100 MB free for 3 days with no card. Use it first, because Thordata also blocks whole categories of sites, adult content, government domains and anything tied to malicious activity, and some targets open only after KYC.
Thordata
https://thordata.com/
$0.65/GB
Proxy Type
Residential Proxies
Pool of IPs
100M+ IP
Date established
2018
Headquarters
Hong Kong
Pros & Cons
- Free trial
- Refunds available
- Up to 68% cheaper per GB at volume
- Sticky sessions up to 90 minutes
- ASN targeting
- Slow first request in our test
- Trial only on request via support
- No SOCKS5 for residential proxies
9. CatProxies
Official website: https://catproxies.com/
Cryptomus from $1, the lowest entry on this list alongside SotaProxy, and the coin list moves with the amount: 57 coins at $1 including Monero but without BTC, ETH, LTC, USDC or BNB, then 86 coins from $10 with all of them. USDT in the same eight networks as Proxy Seller.
Cheap residential at modest volume: $1.26/GB from 250 GB, with ISP and dynamic IPv6 traffic sold from the same account. Refunds for crypto payments are not supported except where law requires it, and the general policy is narrow anyway: residential and mobile only, under 50 MB used, within 3 calendar days.
The free trial has a rule of its own: a purchase made right after a free or discounted trial is not refundable at all, and trial access ends when it expires unless you place a paid order. Traffic is valid for 90 days, so do not prepay a year of volume. Reviewers on Trustpilot say sites load without reCAPTCHA walls and the IPs are not flagged the way other pools are.
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Dynamic IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
20M+ IP
Date established
2024
Headquarters
Romania
Pros & Cons
- Free trial
- Up to 50% cheaper per GB at volume
- Unlimited-traffic residential plans
- 7 proxy types in one account
- Support for IPv6 residential proxies
- Limited payment methods
- KYC is required before use
10. ProxyShard
Official website: https://proxyshard.com/
NOWPayments behind a single "Crypto" button: 49 coins and 76 options once networks are counted, including Monero, Zcash and PYUSD, with USDT in 10 networks. Minimum $5. The documentation on balance top-ups still names Cryptomus as the gateway, which is simply out of date.
Prices are flat rather than tiered: $2/IP for static residential and ISP at any quantity, $1.20/IP for dedicated datacenter, $2/GB residential. Check two limits against your task before paying: banking sites, .gov and .edu domains and the Stripe and PayPal processors are blocked, with Stripe and PayPal allowed on datacenter and ISP only, and the refund windows are tight (30 minutes for ISP and datacenter, under 100 MB for residential). Several users on Reddit say the IPs stay clean and the service behaves more predictably than what they used before.
ProxyShard
https://proxyshard.com/
$2.0–$3.0/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
80M+ IP
Date established
2025
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- Unlimited-traffic residential plans
- 6 proxy types in one account
- Supports HTTP, SOCKS5, and UDP on most products.
- City, region, and ISP targeting for residential proxies.
- A new proxy provider
- No volume discounts
11. ProxyWing
Official website: https://proxywing.com/
Cryptomus from $2 with a 1% fee added on top, and that makes ProxyWing the only one of the 13 where the invoice came out larger than the price. On a small invoice we saw 69 coins including Monero, BTC, LTC and USDC, with ETH and BNB appearing from $10, and USDT in the same eight networks as Proxy Seller.
Residential is a flat $2.50/GB at every tier and datacenter drops to $1.15/IP from 100 IPs, with purchased residential traffic that never expires. Before you send anything: there is no trial, KYC verification is required before the first purchase, refunds come back as account credit rather than cash, and terminating leaves you $25 lighter, since any remaining credit is returned "after deducting a twenty-five dollar ($25.00) administration fee". Support gets praised on Trustpilot for replying in about a minute, while other reviewers there report blacklisted proxies and trouble getting money back.
ProxyWing
https://proxywing.com/
$2.50–$6.00/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
32M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- 5 proxy types in one account
- Flat $2.50/GB residential at any volume
- ISP addresses from $2 per IP
- Datacenter IPs down to $1.15 each
- Pool of 32M+ rotating addresses
- No free trial and no refund window
- ISP proxies in nine countries only
- Dedicated mobile from $50 per IP
12. SotaProxy
Official website: https://sotaproxy.com/
Crypto is the only way to pay, through Heleket, from $1. A $1 invoice showed 13 coins with Monero and no BTC, ETH or LTC. A $10 invoice showed 17, with USDT in eight networks and BEP-20 flagged as the best choice. The site promises 34 coins and does not name the gateway, so treat 34 as the catalog and 17 as what a $10 invoice actually offers.
Residential bottoms at $1.75/GB and ISP is a flat $3/IP at any quantity. Individual IPv6 addresses sit at $0.20/IP.
The site states no KYC and credentials in about 60 seconds, with no expiring traffic and no monthly minimum. Two limits come straight from its own pages: the residential sticky ceiling is one hour, and new credentials need about 90 seconds to authenticate because an upstream network registers them. Refunds are described only as processed by support within 24 hours, with no eligibility detail published.
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
2M+ IP
Date established
2026
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Pros & Cons
- Up to 50% cheaper per GB at volume
- 6 proxy types in one account
- IPv6 proxies available
- No KYC required
- New proxy provider
- Cryptocurrency payments only
- No volume discounts for static proxies
13. Evomi
Official website: https://evomi.com/
Cryptomus again, the same 86-coin list as CatProxies from $10, with Monero, BTC, ETH, USDC and USDT in eight networks. There is no balance top-up at all: the minimum crypto payment is the cheapest plan, $18. The site mentions "BTC, ETH, LTC and other major coins" and promises no extra processing fees, which matched our invoice.
The cheapest residential floor here, $0.49/GB, with shared datacenter traffic at $0.30/GB and ISP from $1/IP, though only in Germany and the United States. The crypto-specific rule is in the FAQ: a crypto payment is not refunded in money, you are offered a replacement in product instead. Evomi does offer a free trial, which is the way to test the pool before paying for the $18 plan.
Evomi
https://evomi.com/
$0.49/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
100M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Switzerland
Pros & Cons
- Free trial
- 30-day refund window
- Up to 51% cheaper per GB at volume
- 5 proxy types in one account
- A pay-as-you-go plan is available with no monthly fees
- VAT is additionally charged when paying by card
Three things that lose money at a crypto checkout
The network. Send USDT on the chain you picked at the checkout. TRC-20 and ERC-20 carry the same ticker, and a transfer on the wrong chain does not arrive.
The amount. On Cryptomus and Heleket the coin list depends on the invoice size, so raising it from $1 to $10 is what makes Bitcoin appear. Send the exact invoice amount with the network fee on top: an underpaid invoice usually means a second transfer.
The refund. DataImpulse and Thordata exclude crypto payments outright, CatProxies does not refund crypto except where law requires it, NodeMaven pays back only in USDT, Proxy Seller returns funds to the original payment method, and Evomi offers product instead of money.
Proxyscrape's terms require verification and ProxyWing asks for KYC before the first purchase, while Proxies.Vision and SotaProxy state they ask for no documents at all. If that is your deciding factor, our list of providers with optional KYC sorts them properly.
How we checked
At each checkout we chose crypto and wrote down the coin list, the USDT networks, the minimum amount and the invoice total against the listed price. At Proxies.Vision we went further on 17 October 2026: we paid, bought 5 GB for $5 and got the traffic credited.
Gateway coin lists change without notice, which is why the check date sits in the first line. For the full picture of a type rather than its payment page, see our ratings of rotating residential, ISP and dedicated datacenter proxies.
FAQ
- Which providers let me buy proxies with Monero?
- Nine of the 13 we checked on 20 October 2026: Proxy Seller, Geonix, Proxies.Vision, NodeMaven, CatProxies, ProxyShard, ProxyWing, SotaProxy and Evomi. DataImpulse, Proxyscrape, CyberYozh and Thordata had no XMR at the checkout.
- Can I pay with USDT, and does the network matter?
- Yes, at 11 of the 13, and the network matters a lot. ProxyShard supports 10 networks, NodeMaven eight including Near and Tezos, Thordata only ERC-20 and TRC-20, CyberYozh four. DataImpulse and Proxyscrape take no USDT at all, only USDC and EURC through CoinGate.
- What is the smallest crypto payment I can make?
- $1 at CatProxies and SotaProxy, $2 at ProxyWing, $5 at most of the rest, $8.50 at NodeMaven and $18 at Evomi, which has no balance top-up and sells only whole plans. Thordata's balance starts at $50 but a plan can be bought directly from $5.
- Which rotating residential proxies can I buy with crypto cheapest?
- Evomi has the lowest floor at $0.49/GB, then Geonix at $0.55/GB and Thordata at $0.65/GB, but those are top-volume tiers. At small volume Proxies.Vision charges a flat $1/GB at any amount and DataImpulse $1/GB until the very top tiers.
- Can I get a refund on a crypto payment?
- Usually not in money. DataImpulse and Thordata exclude crypto from their refund policies, CatProxies does not support crypto refunds except where law requires it, NodeMaven refunds only in USDT on ERC-20 or TRC-20, Proxy Seller returns funds to the original payment method, and Evomi offers a product replacement instead of cash.
- Does paying in crypto mean no KYC?
- No, they are separate policies. Proxyscrape's terms require verification and ProxyWing asks for KYC before the first purchase. Proxies.Vision and SotaProxy state they ask for no documents, and NodeMaven's documentation says KYC is not required at the moment.
- The coin I want is missing from the checkout. What now?
- Raise the invoice amount. On Cryptomus and Heleket the list grows with the sum: CatProxies showed no Bitcoin on $1 but 86 coins from $10, and SotaProxy went from 13 coins to 17 over the same step.
- Does anyone charge extra for paying in crypto?
- Only ProxyWing among the 13: Cryptomus from $2 with a 1% fee on top. At the other twelve the invoice total equalled the listed price on 20 October 2026.
