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Equatorial Guinea residential proxies — no KYC, paid in crypto

Rotating and sticky residential IPs in Equatorial Guinea, targeted by country or city (Bata, Malabo, Ebebiyín, Mongomo), billed per GB and paid in Bitcoin, USDT, USDC or other crypto. No ID, no selfie, no documents.

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Where can I buy Equatorial Guinea residential proxies without KYC?

Nameless Proxy sells Equatorial Guinea residential proxies with no KYC: rotating or sticky home-broadband IPs with country and city targeting (Bata, Malabo, Ebebiyín), over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5. Prices start at $0.53/GB and the smallest pack costs $1.88, paid from a $25 minimum top-up (the rest stays on your balance, never expires, non-refundable). You top up a balance in crypto — Bitcoin, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL or LTC — and log in with a 16-digit account number, no email needed.

  • No KYC, no ID

  • Crypto only

  • Delivered after credit

  • Balance never expires

Equatorial Guinea residential proxies: key facts

Country Equatorial Guinea (GQ) · capital Ciudad de la Paz
Cities you can targetBata, Malabo, Ebebiyín, Mongomo, Aconibe
Main fixed-line ISPsGETESA
Mobile networksGETESA, Muni
PriceFrom $0.53/GB · traffic never expires
KYC / ID checkNone — no ID, no selfie, no documents
PaymentCrypto only (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC) · prepaid balance, minimum top-up $25
ProtocolsHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
SessionsRotating per request, or sticky for up to 60 minutes
Local webccTLD .gq · UTC+1 (West Africa Time)
Languages · currencySpanish, French, Portuguese · XAF

How much do Equatorial Guinea residential proxies cost?

Equatorial Guinea IPs cost the same as every other country: from $0.53/GB, with a smallest pack of 1 GB — $1.88. Bandwidth is bought in GB packs, never expires, and is not locked to Equatorial Guinea — the same balance works for 190+ countries, so you can switch targets without buying again.

There is no subscription: you top up a balance in crypto (minimum $25) and buy packs from it whenever you need them; unused balance stays on your account (never expires, non-refundable). See the full grid on the pricing page.

Residential plans (all countries, including Equatorial Guinea)

Test

1 GB

$1.88

$1.88/GB

  • All countries
  • HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
  • Traffic never expires
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Standard

10 GB

$16

$1.60/GB

  • All countries
  • City targeting
  • Sticky sessions
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Pro

50 GB

$37.50

$0.75/GB

  • All countries
  • City targeting
  • Sticky sessions
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Business

100 GB

$75

$0.75/GB

  • All countries
  • City targeting
  • API access
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In every plan: Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 · Targeting: Country, city · Traffic expiry: Never

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  • USDC
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  • LTC

Minimum top-up $25 · no KYC

Which Equatorial Guinea cities and ISPs can I target?

You can pin exits to Equatorial Guinea as a whole or to a city such as Bata, Malabo, Ebebiyín, Mongomo, Aconibe. Residential IPs in Equatorial Guinea are assigned by local providers such as GETESA; the dashboard shows which cities and networks are in stock before you buy, so you never pay for a location that is empty.

Targeting is set in the proxy username. A country-level request through the gateway looks like this:

curl -x http://USERNAME-country-gq:[email protected]:7777 https://ipinfo.io/json

Add a city and a session ID to keep the same IP (for up to 60 minutes). The full syntax is USERNAME-country-{cc}-city-{city}-session-{id}-ttl-{minutes} — see the quick-start guide.

What are Equatorial Guinea residential IPs used for?

Residential IPs show you the Equatorial Guinea web exactly as local users see it — local prices, local search results and local ads. Typical, legitimate uses:

  • Check how Spanish-language Google results appear to users in Malabo and Bata, since the country has no local Google domain.
  • Monitor product prices and delivery options on SelBa24, a Malabo-based marketplace serving Malabo and Bata.
  • Verify that ads and landing pages aimed at Malabo's energy and business audiences load correctly from local networks.

Popular local platforms that teams monitor include SelBa24. For multi-site collection, read web scraping with residential proxies and price monitoring.

Local search, ads and language in Equatorial Guinea

Google has no country-specific domain for Equatorial Guinea, so local searches run on google.com, with results mostly in Spanish and some French.

To check rankings or ads as they appear in Ciudad de la Paz and other cities, combine city targeting with the matching language settings (Spanish, French, Portuguese). Our SEO & SERP tracking guide and ad verification page explain the setup.

Residential or 4G/5G mobile proxies for Equatorial Guinea?

Both products cover Equatorial Guinea. Residential is cheaper per GB; mobile carrier IPs are the hardest to block.

Residential4G/5G mobile
PriceFrom $0.53/GBFrom $2.63/day per dedicated port
IP sourceHome broadband (GETESA…)Carrier networks (GETESA, Muni)
RotationPer request or sticky sessionBy link, API or timer
Best forScraping, SERP and price tracking at volumeSocial media management, app testing, strict sites

Why buy Equatorial Guinea proxies without KYC?

Many large providers now ask for ID or company documents before you can use residential IPs — our Proxy KYC Index 2026 lists who asks for what, with sources. Nameless Proxy asks for nothing:

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Equatorial Guinea residential proxies: FAQ

Do I need to verify my identity to buy Equatorial Guinea proxies?

No. Nameless Proxy never asks for ID, a selfie or company documents, whatever you spend. You create an account number, top up in crypto and generate Equatorial Guinea credentials in the dashboard. Email is optional and only used for receipts if you add one.

What does the smallest Equatorial Guinea residential pack cost?

Residential traffic starts at $0.53/GB and the smallest pack costs $1.88, paid from a $25 minimum top-up (the rest stays on your balance, never expires, non-refundable). The price is the same for Equatorial Guinea and every other country, and the traffic never expires. Larger packs lower the price per GB.

Can I keep the same Equatorial Guinea IP for a whole session?

Yes. Add a session ID to your proxy username and the gateway keeps the same Equatorial Guinea exit for up to 60 minutes; without a session ID, every request gets a new IP. The format is USERNAME-country-{cc}-city-{city}-session-{id}-ttl-{minutes} — the ttl part sets how many minutes the session lasts.

Can I get residential IPs in Malabo and Bata?

Possibly; check the live country and city list in your Nameless Proxy dashboard first. Equatorial Guinea's two main cities are Malabo, on Bioko island, and Bata, the largest mainland city. When IPs are online, set the country and city in the gateway username. Fixed internet comes mainly from GETESA, the state-owned incumbent.

Which search engine domain should I track for Equatorial Guinea?

Track google.com from a local Equatorial Guinean IP, because Google has no country-specific domain for the country. Results are mostly in Spanish, the main official language, with some French content. A residential IP from Malabo or Bata shows the localized rankings residents see. Record the language setting with each check for clean comparisons.

Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?

Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20), USD Coin (USDC, ERC-20), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and Litecoin (LTC). You top up your balance in crypto (minimum $25); it is credited after the network confirmations shown on the top-up screen, and unused balance stays on your account (never expires, non-refundable). See paying with crypto.

Sources for local data (10)
  1. Ecofin Agency — Equatorial Guinea accelerates launch of state telecom operator Telgesa (30 Jun 2026)
  2. Osiris — 5G, fibre, mobile money: l'opérateur historique équato-guinéen accélère (1 Jun 2026)
  3. OperatorWatch — Lack of 4G coverage in Equatorial Guinea (Sep 2023)
  4. GETESA homepage
  5. SelBa24 marketplace
  6. RIPEstat — searchcomplete GETESA
  7. RIPEstat — country resource list GQ
  8. Google supported domains (no .gq domain listed)
  9. Wikipedia — List of time zones by country
  10. IANA Root Zone Database

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