Detection fails on an IP you just added in batch
Check Does the line start with a type? A line without one is read as SOCKS5.
Fix Add http:// in front for an HTTP IP, or generate the IP as SOCKS5, and add it again.
MoreLogin Proxy Detection Failed: What to Check
What proxy detection in MoreLogin depends on, and six checks that find the cause when it fails.
The 3 most common causes
1. The type does not match the IP. In Add Individually the Proxy Type must be the protocol My assets shows; in batch add, a line without a type is read as SOCKS5, which breaks an HTTP IP.
2. A field is wrong: host, port, account or password, often a trailing space or a swapped pair.
3. The IP has expired or the proxy cannot be reached from your network. Both look the same in the app, which is why the last check is a test outside it.
Six checks, in order
Step 1: Set the type to match My assets
On the Proxy page click Add Proxy, then Add Individually, and set Proxy Type to the protocol the IP has in My assets: socks5 or HTTP. Run detection again.
Step 2: In batch add, write the type yourself
Each line is type://host:port:account:password. With no type MoreLogin uses SOCKS5. The host:port:user:pass button in My assets copies a line without a type, so for an HTTP IP type http:// in front.
Before continuing Up to 100 proxies go in at once, one per line.
Step 3: Re-copy the four fields
Copy host, port, account and password with the copy buttons in My assets. Look for a space at the start or end of each box.
Step 4: Check the end date
Open the IP in My assets and read the end date. If it has expired, renew it or buy a new one and update the saved proxy. Auto-renew is optional and set per IP.
Step 5: Test outside MoreLogin
Run the curl commands below. If curl returns the exit IP, the proxy works and the issue is in the type or fields (steps 1 to 3). If curl times out, try another network, then open a Support ticket with the order number.
Step 6: If detection passes but the location looks off
Change the IP query channel (IP2location, MaxMind, DB-IP or IP-API) and detect again. MoreLogin says channels can give slightly different results. Leave Refresh URL empty: it is only for mobile proxies.
Symptom, check, action
Detection fails on a single proxy
Check The type and the four fields.
Fix Match the type to My assets and copy the fields again with no spaces.
Stop when If curl also fails, stop editing MoreLogin and check the end date.
Detection passes, location differs from the country you bought
Check Which IP query channel is selected?
Fix Switch the channel and detect again; compare with the IP in My assets.
curl returns 407
Check Account and password.
Fix Copy both again from My assets.
curl times out
Check Host, port, your network.
Fix Copy host and port again and try another network.
Stop when If it times out everywhere, open a ticket with the order number.
What the two tests tell you together
| Item | curl test | Most likely cause |
|---|---|---|
| Detection fails | Fails | Address, port, credentials, expiry or your network |
| Detection fails | Works | MoreLogin settings: type, batch-add default or a field |
| Detection passes, location differs | Works | IP query channel difference; try another channel |
| Detection passes, profile cannot open pages | Works | Check the end date and other proxy or VPN software on the computer |
Combination of the two tests. Channel differences and the SOCKS5 default are from the MoreLogin Help Center read on 14 November 2026.
Test the same proxy with curl
# HTTP IP (port 2222)
curl -x http://LOGIN:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://ipinfo.io/json
# SOCKS5 IP (port 3333); socks5h also resolves DNS through the proxy
curl -x socks5h://LOGIN:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://ipinfo.io/jsonExample only: replace LOGIN, PASSWORD, HOST and PORT with the values from My assets.
What the help pages do not say
The MoreLogin pages we read do not print an error message for failed detection and do not say what the detection tests, so this guide does not quote one. The reasons above are the settings the pages describe and the checks that apply to any proxy.
A passing detection shows that the proxy connects and what the chosen database says about the IP. Platform rules are separate: use each account as the platform allows, from an IP in the account's country.
How to do it with Proxy302
MoreLogin takes proxies you bring yourself. For accounts you keep for months, give each profile its own static ISP IP: from US$0.50 for 1 day to US$7.99 for 30 days, the same in every country. The full setup, with screenshots, is on the MoreLogin page.
How to do it with Proxy302: steps
Step 1
In My assets open the IP, note its protocol tag and copy host, port, username and password.
Step 2
In MoreLogin open Proxy, click Add Proxy and choose Add Individually, then set the type and fields.
Step 3
Click proxy detection and save the proxy when it passes.
Step 4
In the profile choose Use existing proxy and pick this one, then confirm the exit with an IP checker.
FAQ
MoreLogin proxy detection failed, what do I check first?
The proxy type. If the IP is HTTP, do not leave the type empty in batch add, because MoreLogin reads a line without a type as SOCKS5.
Which proxy types does MoreLogin accept?
HTTP, HTTPS and socks5 for self-owned proxies. Proxy302 issues HTTP or SOCKS5.
Detection passes but the location is not what I bought. Why?
MoreLogin shows IP information from the IP query channel you picked, and different channels may differ slightly. Switch the channel and compare with My assets.
Do I need the Refresh URL?
No. MoreLogin says it is only for mobile (dynamic) proxies; a static ISP IP has no such link.
Can I use one IP in several profiles?
One IP per profile is the safer setup, so buy one IP for each profile.
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Reference links
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- MoreLogin Help Center: Add Proxy
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026: Add Proxy then Add Individually; fields Proxy Type (HTTP, HTTPS, socks5), IP Query Channel (IP2location, MaxMind, DB-IP, IP-API), host, port, account, password, Refresh URL (mobile proxies only); batch add lines type://host:port:account:password or type://account:password@host:port, up to 100 at once, type defaults to SOCKS5 when omitted. The page names no detection error message.
- MoreLogin Help Center: Self-owned proxy settings
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 14 November 2026: supported types HTTP, HTTPS and socks5; the selected IP query channel is used to look up and display IP information; different channels may return slightly different results, so adjust the channel if the result does not match.
- Proxy302 product facts and price list
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site (checked 10 November 2026): HTTP on port 2222 and SOCKS5 on port 3333; each IP is shown in My assets with one protocol; a per-IP lease also connects over the other protocol on its port, a per-GB Fixed ISP exit does not; a failed asset is reissued after a Support ticket with the order number; static ISP from US$0.50 for 1 day to US$7.99 for 30 days; auto-renew is optional.
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