Payment methods · Ethereum
Buy proxies with Ethereum. Mainnet or a cheaper L2.
ETH is accepted on mainnet and on four layer twos, so you can pay without handing over most of a small top-up in gas. Fund your balance, then spend it on any proxy product.
Proxies from $0.44/GB · $3 minimum on Ethereum · balance never expires
How it works
Paying with Ethereum (ETH)
Step 1
Choose Crypto at checkout
Beside wallet balance, card and Alipay.
Step 2
Pick ETH and your network
Mainnet or one of the four layer twos above.
Step 3
Send from the same chain
The address is chain-specific. Send on the network you selected.
Step 4
Balance is credited
Spend it on residential, ISP, mobile, datacenter or scrapers.
Networks
5 networks carry Ethereum
Send on the same network you select at checkout. An address minted for one chain cannot receive a transfer sent on another, and that is not something we can reverse for you.
Use a layer two unless you have a reason not to
On a three or ten dollar top-up, Ethereum mainnet gas can be a meaningful share of what you are paying. Arbitrum, Base, Optimism and Linea all settle to Ethereum and all cost a small fraction of mainnet to send. If your funds are already on one of those chains, use it.
Mainnet is still there and still works. It is the right choice if that is where your ETH lives and bridging is more hassle than the fee, which for a larger top-up it often is.
Why the network you pick has to match
The payment page generates an address for the specific chain you chose. An ETH transfer sent on Arbitrum to an address minted for mainnet, or the reverse, is the classic way to lose a payment, and it is not something a merchant can reverse. Select the chain first, confirm it matches your wallet, then send.
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
Ethereum payment questions, answered
Which Ethereum networks do you accept?
Ethereum mainnet plus Arbitrum, Base, Optimism and Linea. Stablecoins are also available on most of the same chains if you would rather not pay in ETH.
Why is paying on an L2 cheaper?
Layer twos batch transactions and settle them to Ethereum together, so the cost of sending is a fraction of doing it on mainnet. For a small top-up that difference is the difference between a sensible fee and an absurd one.
What is the minimum ETH payment?
Three dollars worth. Below that, the charge is raised to the floor and credited in full rather than rejected.
Does the ETH price affect my balance later?
No. The top-up becomes a dollar balance when it settles, so it does not move with the ETH price afterwards.