residential proxies in congo [drc]
route your traffic through a real congo [drc] ip, with no name, no email and no kyc attached to it. pay in crypto, keep no logs.
what you get in congo [drc]
a congo [drc] exit that looks like an ordinary resident, not a datacenter. myx never asks who you are: the account is a single 16-digit number, so nothing on file ties a congo [drc] session back to you.
congo [drc] is one of 7 markets we route in central and southern africa, so a job that has to look local across the region can move between them on the same balance. both residential and real 4g / 5g mobile carrier exits are available here, which matters for targets that treat mobile ips differently from home broadband.
targeting
the country is set on the proxy after you buy it, so you can point the same proxy at congo [drc] today and somewhere else tomorrow, for free.
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faq
- can i get a residential proxy with a congo [drc] ip?
- yes. myx routes residential ips in congo [drc] and 165 other countries. pick congo [drc] on the proxy after you buy it, with city and asn targeting when you need to be specific, and rotate or hold a sticky session. mobile carrier exits are available in congo [drc] too.
- do i need to sign up or verify my identity to use a congo [drc] proxy?
- no. an account is one random 16-digit number: no email, no name, no kyc. you top up in crypto and deploy a congo [drc] exit in about a minute.
- what does a congo [drc] proxy cost?
- residential starts at $1.30 per gb at volume, one balance across every product and country. there are no plans and no minimums. the same balance also buys residential-lite, unlimited residential, mobile in congo [drc].
- can i change the country later?
- yes, for free and as often as you like. the country is a setting on the proxy, not part of what you bought, so you can move a proxy to congo [drc] or away from it without buying another.