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Dynamic residential connection details are generated per request in the console. Your software then connects to the proxy entry directly.

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Prerequisites

The My products → Dynamic residential page shows your setup progress. You can generate connection details once all of these are true:
  • a dynamic sub-account has been assigned to you (your first traffic purchase creates it);
  • the sub-account has traffic available;
  • the sub-account is active with the network provider.

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Generate connection details

1

Choose a sub-account

Open My products → Dynamic residential and pick a sub-account under Connection details. Only active sub-accounts with traffic left are listed.
2

Choose a region

Leave Any region, or choose a country. Where available you can narrow it down to a state or province and a city.
3

Choose the IP mode

  • Rotating: the exit can change between requests.
  • Sticky session: keep the same exit for 1–120 minutes.
4

Choose a protocol

HTTP or SOCKS5. The HTTP proxy also carries HTTPS destinations.
5

Generate and copy

The console shows the host, HTTP port, SOCKS5 port, username and password, plus ready-to-run examples for cURL, Python, Node.js, Go and Java.
Generated details apply to the settings you chose. Generate new details whenever you change the region, IP mode or protocol.
Connection details stay on the page only until you hide them, reload or pick another sub-account. Copy them straight into your secret manager or server environment.

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SOCKS5 and DNS

Use socks5h:// so that destination hostnames are resolved at the proxy, as with the HTTP proxy. Plain socks5:// resolves names on your own machine.

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Usage

My products → Dynamic residential → Usage details shows remaining traffic, package expiry dates and daily usage per sub-account for the last 7 or 30 days (dates in UTC+8). Export it as CSV. Proxy traffic does not pass through ipcrazy, so per-request logs are not available.