Proxy formats
Every proxy is one public host:port on our cloud router (ports 30000–30999). The same port speaks HTTP and SOCKS5 — the protocol is detected from the first byte, so use whichever your tool supports. You can also give a proxy separate HTTP and SOCKS5 ports and pick the numbers yourself.
Each proxy has one or more proxy users (username + password). You find them in the panel, in
GET /proxies/{id} (users[], including ready-made http and socks5 URLs) and in
GET /export.
Connection strings
Using host 152.67.6.160, port 30007, user u7abc, password s3cret:
For SOCKS5, prefer socks5h:// in tools that support it (curl, Python requests): DNS is then resolved through the
proxy, on the mobile network, instead of on your machine.
Using the proxy
Whitelisted IPs (no password)
Client IPs on a proxy's whitelist may connect without a username and password, over HTTP or SOCKS5 (no-auth). Everyone else must authenticate.
Limits per user
Each proxy user has a max_conn (concurrent connections, shown in users[]). A disabled user (enabled: false) or a
disabled proxy (enabled: false, see disabled_reason) refuses connections.