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What has changed at Nameless Proxy?
Nameless Proxy, a no-KYC proxy provider paid in crypto, in the proxy business since 2019, started this changelog on 5 October 2026, so it has one entry so far: the current offer. It covers rotating residential proxies from $0.53/GB, dedicated 4G/5G ports from $2.63/day, rotating mobile traffic, six cryptocurrencies (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC), account-number login and the published policies. Later changes will be added here, dated and newest first. No KYC — no ID, no selfie, no documents. Pay in crypto.
Changelog at a glance
| Latest entry | 2026-10-05 — launch |
|---|---|
| Entries so far | 1 (the log starts on 5 October 2026) |
| Order | Newest first |
| What goes here | Products, prices, payment options, account features, policies and documentation |
| What goes elsewhere | Outages and maintenance: status page |
| Backdating | Never; past entries are only corrected with a dated note |
2026-10-05 — Start of changelog — current offer
Nameless Proxy opened its storefront at namelessproxy.com with the following.
Products and prices
- Rotating residential proxies, billed per GB in seven packs from 1 GB ($1.88) to 1 TB ($0.53/GB). HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5; country and city targeting; sticky sessions for up to 60 minutes; traffic never expires.
- Dedicated 4G/5G mobile ports for a day ($2.63), a week ($11.25) or a month ($20.25), with unlimited traffic and no daily cap. IP rotation by link, API or timer, in about 5–15 seconds, once per 30 seconds per port.
- Rotating mobile proxies, billed per GB in four packs from 1 GB ($3.75) to 100 GB ($1.50/GB), with country targeting.
- One gateway,
gw.namelessproxy.com, with port 7777 for HTTP/HTTPS and 7778 for SOCKS5. Locations: 190+ countries at checkout.
The full price list is on the pricing page.
Payments
- Crypto only: Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC). Bitcoin on-chain only; USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20; USDC on ERC-20.
- Prepaid USD balance: top up in crypto, then buy any plan from the balance, with instant delivery. Minimum top-up $25; unused balance stays on your account (never expires, non-refundable).
- Top-ups are credited after the network confirmations shown on the top-up screen (for example 2 for Bitcoin, 12 for Ethereum).
- No subscriptions; optional auto-renew from the prepaid balance only.
Coin details: pay with crypto.
Accounts
- Sign-up creates a random 16-digit account number. Email, password and two-factor authentication (TOTP) are optional.
- No KYC at any spend level: no ID, no selfie, no documents.
- Sub-users with their own credentials and traffic caps, API keys with scopes (read, proxies, billing), and an IP whitelist.
- Dashboard login sessions are stored without an IP address, and usage statistics are kept as daily totals.
Location pages and documentation
- Residential and mobile pages for 75 countries in Africa, the Middle East and Caucasus and Central Asia, with country hubs for residential and mobile proxies.
- Guides: quick start, Python, browser automation and mobile IP rotation.
- Reference: FAQ, glossary and the Proxy KYC Index 2026, with 28 providers checked on 5 October 2026.
Policies
- Terms of Service, Privacy policy with a data-retention table, Refund policy and Acceptable Use Policy.
- Blocked for all customers: banking and payment portals, government portals, crypto-exchange account pages and SMTP ports 25, 465 and 587.
- Sourcing policy with the requirements we impose on partner networks, and an abuse desk that replies as a priority.
- The storefront sets no tracking cookies and loads no analytics script.
What is not offered yet?
Known gaps on 5 October 2026, listed so that you can plan around them:
- no free trial;
- no ASN or ZIP targeting;
- no card, PayPal or bank payments;
- no measured uptime history yet (see the status page);
- city and carrier stock varies by country, most of all in small markets.
If one of these changes, it will appear here as a new dated entry.
How will future changelog entries look?
Each entry has a date (YYYY-MM-DD, UTC), a type and a short description of who is affected. Types:
- Added — a new product, country, coin or feature.
- Changed — a change to how something works.
- Price — any change to a plan price; orders already paid keep their price.
- Policy — a change to the Terms, Privacy policy, Refund policy or Acceptable Use Policy.
- Removed — a product, coin or feature withdrawn.
- Fixed — a bug fix that changes visible behaviour.
Outages and maintenance are not listed here; they go to the status page. We never backdate an entry. If an entry is wrong, we add a dated correction under it.
Changelog: FAQ
Why does the Nameless Proxy changelog have only one entry?
Because this changelog starts on 5 October 2026 with the current offer, and we do not backdate entries. New entries will be added as products, prices, payment options or policies change, newest first.
Will price changes appear in the changelog?
Yes. Every change to a plan price is listed as a Price entry with its date. A price change never applies to an order you have already paid. The current prices are always on the pricing page and in the machine-readable price list generated from the same data.
Where are outages and maintenance listed?
On the status page and in a banner in the dashboard, not in the changelog. The status page shows the affected component, the start time in UTC, updates and the resolution time. The changelog only covers changes to products, prices, payments, features and policies.
How will I know when a policy changes?
Each change to the Terms of Service, Privacy policy, Refund policy or Acceptable Use Policy gets a Policy entry here, with its date and a short summary. The policy page itself also shows its new update date. Read the entry before you keep using the service, because the new version then applies.
See the current prices
Residential from $0.53/GB, paid in crypto. No KYC.