Resident proxies are structured differently from other formats. You don't purchase individual IP addresses — you buy traffic in gigabytes and assemble the required addresses from a shared pool into proxy lists.
Therefore, the section does not have the usual table with addresses and renewal buttons. Instead, there are four tabs.
How to Open the Section
Select "Residential" in the "Network" section of the left menu.
"Residential" in the "Network" section of the left menu.
What Each Tab Contains
Four tabs of the "Resident" section. 1 — "General" · 2 — "Whitelist IP" · 3 — "Statistic" · 4 — "History orders"
"General" — the main tab: remaining traffic, general settings, and your proxy lists.
"Whitelist IP" — addresses from which connections are allowed without login and password.
"Statistic" — how much traffic has been used and when.
"History orders" — history of traffic top-ups.
How This Format Differs from Others
You pay for gigabytes, not for the number of addresses.
Addresses are not assigned to you — they are taken from a shared pool based on specified conditions.
Instead of an IP list, you create proxy lists: country, city, operator, number of ports.
The traffic validity period is 30 days. If you use it up earlier, you can purchase additional volume and continue working.
Please note. To avoid interruptions, top up your traffic in advance or enable auto-renewal. Renewal is available from 1 GB: unused traffic is preserved and remains valid for another 30 days along with the new purchase.
What is a Proxy List
A proxy list is a set of conditions under which addresses are provided to you from a shared pool: country, region, city, operator, number of ports, and rotation rule. You don't choose specific addresses — you describe what you need, and the system selects them based on these conditions.
Lists are located on the "General" tab, in the "Proxy list" block. Click on the list name — the card will expand.
Expanded proxy list card. 1 — "General" · 2 — "Apply" · 3 — "Authorization" · 4 — "Proxy list 4"
"Rotation method" — the address change rule specifically for this list.
"Creation date" — when the list was created.
"Authorization" — login and password for connecting to this list.
"Options" — country, ports, and export format.
Up to 1000 ports can be created in one proxy list. Each port is a separate connection point operating under the conditions of this list.
Each list has its own login and password, so it's convenient to separate different projects into different lists. How to create and modify a list is in the article Creating and Managing Proxy Lists.