BNB rides the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) — the low-fee network Binance users already hold funds on. At QuantumProxies, BNB is one of 300+ cryptocurrencies accepted through NOWPayments, a non-custodial payment gateway: pick a plan, choose Crypto at checkout, select BNB and pay from any wallet — the listed price is exactly what you pay.
If your funds sit on Binance, paying with BNB over BEP20 is the shortest path: cheap withdrawal, seconds to confirm, no conversion step. Like every crypto payment here, a BNB checkout carries no name, card number or billing address — the invoice is a deposit address and an amount, and the purchase stays off your bank statement.
Create an account with an email address, pick a plan or a balance top-up, and select Crypto at checkout. On the invoice, choose BNB and send the exact amount shown from any wallet or exchange. Confirmation typically takes a few seconds, and your bandwidth is credited automatically — no manual review, no KYC at any plan size.
BNB transfers settle on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20); a typical network fee is typically well under a dollar and confirmation takes a few seconds. Send on the same network the invoice specifies and the deposit is credited at face value. If you send slightly less than the invoiced amount, the invoice stays open for a second transfer — and support can reconcile a stuck payment from the invoice ID.
One BNB top-up unlocks the whole catalog: premium residential proxies with city-level targeting at $2.50/GB, Residential Basic from $0.80/GB, datacenter from $0.50/GB, IPv6 from $0.20/GB, mobile 4G/5G bandwidth, and dedicated ISP IPs at $2.50 per IP per month. Every plan includes SOCKS5 alongside HTTP/HTTPS at no surcharge.
BNB is one of 300+ coins our checkout accepts — Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC and most liquid markets are all first-class options. Browse the full guide on the buy-proxies-with-crypto page, see the dedicated Tether guide if you hold stablecoins, or check out with PayPal, cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay if you'd rather pay in fiat.
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No. An email address is the whole signup, at any plan size and on every product — residential, datacenter, mobile, ISP and IPv6. There is no identity-verification threshold.
Typically a few seconds. Bandwidth is credited automatically as soon as the network confirms the transaction — no manual review is involved.
BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). Always send on the network selected on the invoice; the deposit is then credited automatically at face value.
Yes — every product can be paid with BNB: premium residential at $2.50/GB, Residential Basic from $0.80/GB, datacenter from $0.50/GB, IPv6 from $0.20/GB, mobile bandwidth and dedicated ISP IPs. SOCKS5 is included on all plans.
Each invoice is bound to the currency you select when opening it. If you change your mind, let it expire and open a new one with the right coin — or contact support with the invoice ID.
Send BNB from any wallet and get working proxies minutes later: no KYC, no card, and every network type — residential, datacenter, mobile, ISP and IPv6 — on one balance.