No-KYC 4G/5G mobile proxies you can pay for with Bitcoin or USDT

Dedicated port or rotating pool: which should I buy?

Buy a dedicated port when you need one carrier IP under your control for hours or weeks. Buy the rotating pool for a few gigabytes of carrier traffic spread over many IPs.

What do I get with a dedicated 4G/5G port?

A dedicated port is one modem with a real carrier SIM, reserved for you for the rental period. You pick the country and the carrier from the modems in stock, shown live before you pay. The IP changes when you rotate it or when the carrier reassigns it, and the port's IP history keeps 30 days of changes.

Each plan is priced 25% below the lowest public price we found for the same quantity among the providers we checked on 5 October 2026 (details per tier). There is no subscription. Need another market mid-rental? Relocate the port to another country, carrier or city: the remaining time is kept, and the move usually takes under 2 minutes.

How does the rotating mobile pool work?

The pool sells 4G/5G carrier IPs per GB, targeted by country, with no modem to manage. Packs run from 1 GB for $3.75 to 100 GB for $150, and the traffic never expires. For context, Proxyway's 2026 research put the median mobile price at $3.50/GB for 50 GB; our 50 GB pack costs $1.50/GB (October 2026).

Why are mobile IPs harder to block? (CGNAT explained)

Carriers put many subscribers behind each public IPv4 address, so blocking one carrier IP can block many real people. The technique is carrier-grade NAT (CGNAT): RFC 6888 defines it as a NAT that shares one IPv4 address among several subscribers, and RFC 6598 reserves 100.64.0.0/10 for the carrier side.

Cloudflare wrote in October 2025 that one IPv4 address may represent hundreds or even thousands of users, and that CGNAT is common in mobile networks. Blocking such an address hurts innocent users, so reputation systems treat carrier IPs with caution; Proxyway's 2026 report calls mobile IPs the most effective proxy type. It is not immunity: Cloudflare also measured that CGNAT IPs are rate-limited three times more often than other IPs, so pace your requests.

4G or 5G: does it matter for a proxy?

For most proxy work, the carrier and the country matter more than the radio generation: the target site sees an IP from the operator's own network (its ASN) on both 4G and 5G. Each port shows its network type.

Coverage explains why 4G is still the norm in much of our zone. ITU's 2025 figures put 5G coverage at 55% of the world's population, but 13% in the Arab States, 12% in Africa and 8% in the CIS region; 4G reaches 93% worldwide. Every Gulf operator in the table below runs commercial 5G, while in much of sub-Saharan Africa 5G is absent or limited to cities such as Luanda and Kigali.

How do I rotate the IP? (link, API or timer)

Every dedicated port has three ways to rotate, all limited to one rotation per 30 seconds per port:

• Rotation link: a GET request to https://namelessproxy.com/api/v1/mobile/{port}/rotate?key=API_KEY, from a script, a cron job or a bookmark. Add &format=text to get the new IP as plain text.
• API: the same call as POST with an Authorization: Bearer key, which keeps the key out of URLs.
• Timer: automatic rotation every 2 to 1,440 minutes.

A new IP arrives in about 5–15 seconds. An earlier call returns HTTP 429 rotation_too_soon with a Retry-After header.

# Your port's rotation link, copied from the dashboard
LINK="https://namelessproxy.com/api/v1/mobile/{port}/rotate?key=API_KEY"

# 1. Rotate by link; the new IP comes back as plain text
curl -s "$LINK&format=text"

# 2. Same rotation via the API: POST with a Bearer key (no key in the URL)
curl -s -X POST -H "Authorization: Bearer API_KEY" "${LINK%%\?*}"

# 3. Rotate automatically every 10 minutes
curl -s -X PATCH -H "Authorization: Bearer API_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"rotation":{"mode":"interval","intervalMinutes":10}}' "${LINK%/rotate*}"

import time
import requests

# Your port's rotation link ({port} = your port ID, API_KEY = your key)
LINK = "https://namelessproxy.com/api/v1/mobile/{port}/rotate?key=API_KEY".replace("{port}", "PORT_ID")

def rotate(max_tries=5):
    for _ in range(max_tries):
        r = requests.get(LINK, params={"format": "text"}, timeout=60)
        if r.status_code == 429:  # rotation_too_soon
            time.sleep(int(r.headers.get("Retry-After", "30")))
            continue
        r.raise_for_status()
        return r.text.strip()  # the new IP
    raise RuntimeError("rotation failed")

print("New IP:", rotate())

Which mobile carriers exist in your zone?

Nameless Proxy sells mobile IPs in 190+ countries at checkout and publishes 75 mobile country pages for Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. The table lists the mobile network operators of 10 of those countries and their 5G status, from public sources checked in October 2026.

What are 4G/5G mobile proxies used for?

Mobile proxies show you what phone users see, and keep long sessions on one carrier IP. Legitimate uses we build for:

Who asks for ID before selling mobile proxies?

Several established providers verify identity before they sell mobile proxies. As of October 2026, per their own pages or Proxyway:

• IPRoyal says all clients undergo identity verification through a KYC process; its dedicated mobile ports have a daily data limit of 30 GB per proxy.
• Proxidize requires KYC verification from all customers, and its pricing page accepts cards, not crypto.
• SOAX requires Sumsub identity verification when you choose to pay with cryptocurrency.
• Bright Data discontinued its mobile proxy product in April 2026, according to Proxyway.

Nameless Proxy asks for no ID at any spend level and takes crypto only. Ranked comparison: best mobile proxies paid in crypto. Every provider's rule: Proxy KYC Index 2026.

How do I pay for a mobile proxy with Bitcoin or USDT?

You top up a USD balance in crypto, then rent the port from that balance. The purchase is instant, so the port appears at once. Minimum top-up $25; unused balance stays on your account (never expires, non-refundable), ready for extensions or auto-renew.

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