The instance shows your home IP
Check Is the client app switched on and the VPN-style connection accepted?
Fix Turn the proxy on in the app, accept the connection request and reload ipinfo.io.
A proxy set on the PC is one setting for the whole machine. To give each instance its own IP, set the proxy inside each instance.
| Item | IP per instance | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| On the PC (system proxy or a PC-wide tool) | One IP for everything that follows it | A single setting for the machine, so it cannot differ per instance |
| Android Wi-Fi proxy inside each instance | One IP per instance | No login step in Google's help; some apps ignore the system proxy |
| A proxy client app inside each instance | One IP per instance, with login | Uses the instance's VPN slot; one proxy per instance |
Read on 15 November 2026 from Google's Pixel help and the Android Developers emulator networking page. Whether an emulator offers its own proxy field depends on the product and version: look at its settings, then use the app method if it has none or has no login field.
Every instance in LDPlayer, MuMu or BlueStacks runs its own copy of Android with its own apps and settings. A proxy that is set on the PC is one setting for the whole machine, so if the emulator follows it, every instance leaves through the same IP.
Inside Android the system proxy is used by browsers and most apps, but some apps may ignore it and it mainly handles HTTP and HTTPS. A client app that creates a VPN-style connection forwards all TCP traffic, and it takes the login that the Wi-Fi form does not.
One row per instance: instance name, IP, the account or app it runs. One IP per instance, and keep the pairing.
Choose SOCKS5 or HTTP for the client app and a country and term. The Quantity field takes 1 to 100 per order.
Run the curl line below for each IP and check the country before you touch the emulator.
Expected result The exit IP and the country you expected.
Install the same client app in each instance and add that instance's IP only: server, port, username and password. Postern and v2rayNG both take a login.
With the client app on, open ipinfo.io/json in that instance's browser and compare the IP with your sheet. Two instances showing the same IP means one proxy was copied.
Expected result A different IP in every instance.
A clone may carry the app's settings from the original. After cloning, change the proxy in the clone before it opens any account, and check its IP again.
# Run on your PC first: does this IP answer with the login?
curl -x socks5h://LOGIN:PASSWORD@HOST:3333 https://ipinfo.io/json
# Inside each emulator instance, open this page in its browser
# after turning the proxy app on, and write down the IP it shows:
# https://ipinfo.io/jsonExample only: replace the placeholders with the values from My assets and use the line that matches the protocol of that IP.
| Item | 30-day lease | 1-day lease |
|---|---|---|
| 5 instances | 5 × 7.99 = US$39.95 | 5 × 0.50 = US$2.50 |
| 10 instances | 10 × 7.99 = US$79.90 | 10 × 0.50 = US$5.00 |
Static ISP per-IP prices from the Proxy302 product facts: US$0.50 for 1 day, US$7.99 for 30 days, the same in every country; totals are price times quantity. Payment-channel fees are extra.
Check Is the client app switched on and the VPN-style connection accepted?
Fix Turn the proxy on in the app, accept the connection request and reload ipinfo.io.
Check Did you only set the Android Wi-Fi proxy?
Fix Some apps ignore the system proxy. Use the client app, which forwards all TCP traffic.
Check Was one cloned from the other?
Fix Change the proxy in the clone and check the IP again.
Stop when If the IP is wrong even when the curl test passes on the PC, stop and send Support the order number.
Yes, inside each instance's Android: with the Wi-Fi proxy if the proxy needs no login, or with a client app if it does. Check the emulator's own settings for a proxy field too.
The steps in Google's help list no login step, so use a client app for a proxy with a login.
It is one setting for the machine, so if the emulator follows it, all instances share one IP. For a different IP per instance, set it inside each instance.
Open ipinfo.io/json in the instance's browser with the proxy on and compare the IP with your sheet.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 15 November 2026: the steps are Settings, Network & internet, Internet, a network, Edit, Advanced options, Proxy, pick the configuration type, enter the proxy settings, Save; the page notes that steps may vary by device and lists no username or password step.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 15 November 2026: the Android system proxy is used by web browsers and most applications, but some apps may ignore it; it primarily handles only HTTP and HTTPS traffic; the VPN-style alternative forwards all TCP traffic.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 15 November 2026: a request to ipinfo.io/json returns the IP with its country, region, city and network as JSON.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site (values checked against the console, the backend and the price table in October 2026, protocol tests of 4 November 2026): products, prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, countries, no free trial.
Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.