# Buy Proxies with Crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT) | QuantumProxies.io

Buy proxies with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and 300+ other cryptocurrencies. No KYC, automatic activation, residential from $0.80/GB, IPv6 from $0.20/GB.

Buying proxies with crypto keeps the last link of your privacy chain intact: the payment itself. Proxies hide your IP address, but a card or PayPal transaction still ties the purchase to your bank identity. At QuantumProxies checkout you can pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and 300+ other coins through NOWPayments, a non-custodial payment gateway — and the listed price is exactly what you pay, on every network type from $0.20/GB IPv6 bandwidth to premium residential IPs.

## Why Buy Proxies with Crypto?

A proxy hides your traffic, but a fiat payment still exposes who bought it. Crypto payments carry no name, billing address or card number — the invoice is a wallet address and an amount. Beyond privacy, crypto settles internationally without a bank in the middle: no foreign-transaction fees, no card declines because a proxy purchase looks unusual to your issuer, and the same checkout works from countries card processors don't reach.

## 300+ Cryptocurrencies Accepted — Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT & More

Checkout runs through NOWPayments, a non-custodial gateway supporting 300+ coins: Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and USDC on multiple networks, Solana, Litecoin, Dogecoin, TRON, BNB, TON, Monero and most other coins with a liquid market. You pay from any wallet — an exchange withdrawal, a hardware wallet or a mobile app — by sending the invoiced amount to the address shown. There is no account to create on the gateway and we never take custody of your coins: the payment confirms on-chain and your balance is credited automatically.

## How to Buy Proxies with Crypto

Register with an email address, pick a plan — or top up your account balance — and select Crypto at checkout. The invoice shows a QR code and a deposit address for the coin you choose; send the amount from any wallet. Once the network confirms the transaction, bandwidth appears in your dashboard automatically — typically within minutes on fast chains like TRON or Solana, and after the usual confirmation window for Bitcoin. No manual review, no support ticket.

## No KYC on Any Plan

We never ask for identity documents: an email address is the whole signup, whether you buy 1 GB of Residential Basic or a multi-terabyte IPv6 plan. Some providers advertise crypto payments but still gate residential proxies behind identity verification once the order grows; here the no-KYC policy has no size threshold and no restricted product list. Your account, your wallet, your proxies.

## Buy Residential, SOCKS5, Mobile or Rotating Proxies with Crypto

Every product on the price list can be paid with crypto: 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. SOCKS5 is included on every plan at no surcharge, rotation is configurable per request or per sticky session.

## Bitcoin, Ethereum or a Stablecoin — Which Should You Use?

Bitcoin is the most widely held, but confirmations are slower and fees fluctuate — the right choice if BTC is what your wallet holds. Ethereum confirms faster, and ERC20 stablecoins ride the same wallet. If you want the invoice amount and the settled amount to match to the cent, pay with a stablecoin: USDT or USDC on a low-fee network like TRC20 costs a fraction of a dollar to send and is credited at face value. See our dedicated guide to paying with Tether on the buy-proxies-with-USDT page.

Crypto checkout is a first-class payment path here, not an afterthought: 300+ coins, no KYC at any plan size, automatic crediting on confirmation, and the full product line — residential, datacenter, mobile, ISP and IPv6 — at the same listed prices card buyers pay. Create an account with an email, pay from any wallet, and your proxies are live minutes later.

## Sources

- [Cryptocurrency (Wikipedia)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency)
- [How does Bitcoin work? (Bitcoin.org)](https://bitcoin.org/en/how-it-works)
- [What is Ethereum? (ethereum.org)](https://ethereum.org/what-is-ethereum/)
- [What is Monero (XMR)? (getmonero.org)](https://www.getmonero.org/get-started/what-is-monero/)
- [Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System (whitepaper)](https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf)