Payment methods · Bitcoin
Buy proxies with Bitcoin. No card, no subscription.
Bitcoin is one of thirty-two crypto options on our payment page. Top up your HProxy balance with BTC and spend it on residential, ISP, mobile or datacenter proxies whenever you need them.
Proxies from $0.44/GB · $3 minimum on Bitcoin · balance never expires
How it works
Paying with Bitcoin (BTC)
Step 1
Choose Crypto at checkout
One of four rails: wallet balance, card, crypto or Alipay.
Step 2
Pick Bitcoin
BTC sits with the other native-chain coins on the payment page.
Step 3
Send to the address shown
You get an address and an amount. Bitcoin confirmations are slower than a stablecoin transfer.
Step 4
Balance is credited
Spend it on any product. The balance never expires.
What Bitcoin costs you that a stablecoin does not
Bitcoin works and plenty of our customers use it, but it is worth knowing what makes it different from paying in a stablecoin. Confirmations take longer, network fees rise when the chain is busy, and the price can move between the moment you send and the moment it settles. None of that stops the payment working; it just means USDT on Tron will usually be faster and cheaper for the same top-up.
We would rather tell you that on the page than have you find out after sending. If Bitcoin is what you hold, use Bitcoin. If you are choosing purely on convenience, a stablecoin is the smoother path.
What you can spend the balance on
Everything. A top-up is not tied to one product: the same balance buys residential bandwidth by the gigabyte, static ISP addresses, mobile 4G and 5G endpoints, datacenter IPv4 and IPv6, and scraper API runs. There is no subscription to cancel and nothing expires, so a top-up you make today is still spendable months later.
Other ways to pay
Thirty-two crypto options, plus card and Alipay
Also enabled and not listed above: BNB, AVAX, POL (Polygon), DAI, Bitcoin Cash, DASH. See every way to pay for the full picture.
FAQ
Bitcoin payment questions, answered
What is the minimum Bitcoin payment for proxies?
Three dollars worth. A smaller amount is raised to that floor rather than refused, and the full amount lands in your balance.
How long does a Bitcoin payment take?
Longer than a stablecoin transfer, and it depends on network congestion and the fee attached to your transaction. Your balance is credited once the payment confirms.
Do you hold the Bitcoin I send?
No. A top-up is converted to a dollar balance on your account at the time it settles, so the value of your balance does not move with the BTC price afterwards.
Is a Bitcoin payment anonymous?
It does not require identity documents from us, which is different from being anonymous. Bitcoin's own ledger is public, and a stablecoin on a cheap chain is the more practical option if your goal is simply to avoid putting a card on file.