Quick answer
Can I buy proxies with Ethereum?
Yes — Nameless Proxy sells residential and 4G/5G mobile proxies for Ethereum (ETH). No KYC — no ID, no selfie, no documents. Pay in crypto: an ETH top-up is credited to your balance after 12 confirmations, about 2.5 minutes, since Ethereum adds a block every 12 seconds. A plain ETH transfer uses 21,000 gas, less than a token transfer. Residential traffic starts at $0.53/GB, and your login is a 16-digit account number.
Paying with Ethereum: key facts
| Network | Ethereum mainnet only |
|---|---|
| Confirmations before credit | 12, about 2.5 minutes (12 slots of 12 seconds) |
| Gas for a plain ETH transfer | 21,000 gas; the fee follows network demand and the base fee is burned |
| Also on Ethereum | USDT and USDC as ERC-20 tokens, 12 confirmations each |
| Not accepted | ETH on layer-2 networks or other EVM chains |
| How you pay | Top up a US-dollar balance in ETH, then buy any plan from it; purchases are delivered instantly |
| Minimum top-up | $25; unused balance stays on your account (never expires, non-refundable) |
| KYC | None — no ID, no selfie, no documents, no email |
| What ETH buys | Residential from $0.53/GB · 4G/5G ports from $2.63/day · rotating mobile from $1.50/GB |
How long does an ETH payment take to credit?
About 2.5 minutes once your transaction is in a block. Proof-of-stake Ethereum divides time into 12-second slots, grouped in 32-slot epochs. With all validators online there is one block per slot, so 12 confirmations take 12 × 12 = 144 seconds.
A missed slot adds 12 seconds, and a low fee can delay the first block. The rate is locked as soon as your payment is seen, so a slow start does not change the price.
How much gas does paying with ETH use?
A plain ETH transfer uses 21,000 gas. Token transfers, such as USDT or USDC on ERC-20, are smart-contract calls and need a higher gas limit. Fees rise and fall with network demand, and the base fee is burned.
In practice: paying in ETH uses less gas than paying in an ERC-20 stablecoin on the same network. If fees are high when you start a top-up, you can wait for a quieter moment; just make sure the payment is seen before the top-up expires. Because unused balance stays on your account (never expires, non-refundable), you can also top up when gas is low and buy plans later.
ETH or a stablecoin on Ethereum?
All three are paid on Ethereum and credited after 12 confirmations. The difference is price movement and gas.
| ETH | USDT or USDC (ERC-20) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price against the dollar | Moves with the market | Designed to track the US dollar |
| Gas needed | 21,000 for a plain transfer | Higher: a token transfer is a contract call |
| Fee paid in | ETH | ETH |
| Confirmations at Nameless Proxy | 12 | 12 |
| Details | This page | USDT · USDC |
Source: ethereum.org, “Gas and fees”.
Can I send ETH from a layer-2 network?
No. Our checkout watches Ethereum mainnet addresses only. ETH sent from a layer-2 network or from another EVM-compatible chain does not reach your top-up, and it may not be recoverable. Many wallets and exchanges offer several networks for ETH, so check that the withdrawal network says Ethereum before you send.
Is an Ethereum payment private?
No. Ethereum is a public ledger: the transfer, the amount and both addresses are visible to anyone, and the top-up screen links to a public block explorer. We ask for no name, no email and no ID, but the payment trail is public.
How to pay for proxies with ETH
Create an account number
Sign up and save the random 16-digit number. No email is needed.
Start a top-up in ETH
Enter $25 or more, then choose Ethereum (ETH).
Send on mainnet
Scan the QR code or copy the address and the exact amount shown, which is unique to your top-up, then click “I’ve sent the payment”. Use your wallet's normal gas setting.
Buy from your balance, then connect
About 2.5 minutes after your payment lands in a block, your balance is credited. Buy a plan from it, and the credentials appear at once. Connect to gw.namelessproxy.com.
Ethereum payments: FAQ
Is ETH or USDT cheaper to send on Ethereum?
ETH, in gas terms. A plain ETH transfer uses 21,000 gas, while a USDT or USDC transfer is a smart-contract call with a higher gas limit. Both fees are paid in ETH and follow network demand. The trade-off is that ETH's dollar value moves, while a stablecoin is designed to stay near one dollar.
What if gas fees spike while my top-up is open?
You can wait. The USD rate is locked until the top-up expires, and a payment seen before expiry keeps that rate even if it confirms later. If the top-up runs out, start a new one when gas is lower. Unused balance stays on your account (never expires, non-refundable), so you can top up when fees are low and buy plans later.
Can Nameless Proxy see my wallet's other transactions?
Anyone can look up an Ethereum address's public history, and that includes us. What we cannot do is tie that address to a person: we hold no name, no email and no ID for your account. If you would rather not expose a wallet's history, pay from a fresh address.
Is paying in ETH faster than paying in Bitcoin?
Yes. Our 12 Ethereum confirmations take about 2.5 minutes, while 2 Bitcoin confirmations take about 20 minutes on average. The wait applies only to the top-up: once your balance is credited, plans bought from it are delivered instantly, whatever coin you paid with.
Do you accept other ERC-20 tokens?
Only USDT and USDC. Other tokens sent to our address are not credited and may not be recoverable. The full list of coins and networks is on the crypto payments page, together with the confirmations each one needs.
Does the coin I pay with change which countries I can use?
No. An ETH payment buys the same products as any other coin, in any of 190+ countries at checkout. Residential traffic is not tied to one country, and dedicated mobile ports depend only on carrier stock. Our detailed pages cover residential proxies by country in Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia.
Sources (3)
- Proof-of-stake (PoS) — ethereum.org (2026-10-05)
- Blocks — ethereum.org (2026-10-05)
- Gas and fees — ethereum.org (2026-10-05)
Pay in ETH, connect in minutes
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