Buy proxies with Monero (XMR)
Residential, datacenter and 4G/5G mobile proxies, paid in Monero. Checkout asks for an email address and a transfer, nothing else, and the bandwidth you buy never expires. Monero is the most-used coin here after USDT.
residential as low as $1.25/GBPaying in Monero (XMR)
Pick XMR on the invoice
Checkout runs on Cryptomus. Choose Monero on the hosted invoice and send the exact XMR amount it shows to that invoice's own address. The USD price is locked when the invoice is created, so the XMR rate can move while you pay.
Credited in about 20 minutes
Monero waits for more network confirmations than a stablecoin on a fast chain. In our own orders, XMR has typically been credited 15 to 20 minutes after the transfer was first seen. USDT on BSC or Solana takes under a minute, if speed matters more.
Works on the smallest pack
Monero orders under $2 have settled here, so the 1 GB residential tester at $1.80 is payable in XMR. If a coin's own network minimum is ever above an order's total, the invoice hides that coin instead of taking a payment it can't settle.
What we ask for
An email address for the account. No name, no ID document, no card on file and no questionnaire about what you plan to scrape. The order record holds the amount, the coin and the time.
Every pool, billed per GB
No subscription and no monthly minimum: you buy gigabytes with a transfer and they keep until you spend them. Every coin we take, and what happens when a transfer goes slightly wrong, is on the crypto payments page. Paying in USDT instead? Read that page.
Monero payments, answered
Does Proxmint accept Monero (XMR)?
Yes. Monero is on the same hosted Cryptomus invoice as every other coin: choose XMR, send the amount shown to the address on the invoice, and the bandwidth is credited once the network confirms. It works for packs and for wallet top-ups.
Do I need to verify my identity to pay with Monero?
No. There is no KYC step at checkout, no sales call and no use-case review. An email address and a confirmed transfer are the whole path to a working endpoint.
How long does a Monero payment take?
Monero needs more confirmations than a stablecoin on a fast chain. In our own orders it has typically been credited 15 to 20 minutes after the transfer was first seen. Provisioning is automatic, so nothing waits on a person once it confirms.
What if I send slightly more or less XMR?
Your credit is sized from what actually landed, not from the invoice total. A surplus stays in your wallet balance for the next pack. A short payment leaves the invoice open: send the remainder to the same address inside the payment window and it settles.
What can I buy with Monero?
Every pool: residential, premium residential, datacenter and 4G/5G mobile, billed per GB with no subscription. The smallest order is the 1 GB residential pack at $1.80; a wallet top-up starts at $5.00.
Can I get a refund on a Monero payment?
No. Bandwidth is provisioned the moment the payment confirms and all sales are final, which is why the packs start small enough to test properly. In place of a refund, the balance never expires.
Send the transfer, get your proxies
Start with a 1 GB residential pack for $1.80, run it against your own target, and scale only what works. Whatever you don't spend keeps until you do.