One gateway and one set of credentials: SOCKS5 on port 3333, HTTP on port 2222. Residential traffic from US$1.50/GB, prepaid per GB.
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| Criterion | Rotating residential | Static ISP |
|---|---|---|
| SOCKS5 | Yes — pick SOCKS5 or HTTP each time you generate a proxy | Yes — pick HTTP or SOCKS5 when you generate the proxy; it keeps that protocol |
| Connect to | proxy.proxy302.com:3333; HTTP uses port 2222 | The host and port shown on the asset — SOCKS5 runs on port 3333 |
| Billing | Per GB, prepaid: Budget from US$1.50/GB (US$1.35/GB at 100 GB), Premium US$5.00/GB; minimum 1 GB; bought traffic does not expire | Per IP and lease term — see the pricing page |
| Both protocols | Generate one proxy of each type; both draw on the same traffic | Not on one proxy — generate another proxy with the other protocol |
SOCKS5 is not billed as a separate product: you pay the price of the line it runs on. Both ports ask for the username and password from My assets.
Rotating residential: top up the wallet and buy GB from 1 GB — US$1.50/GB on the Budget line. Static ISP: lease IPs per term and pick SOCKS5 when you generate the proxy.
Host proxy.proxy302.com, port 3333, proxy type SOCKS5, plus the username and password from My assets (Copy all copies the four fields). Tools that only speak HTTP use port 2222 with the same credentials.
Run the command below, or open ipinfo.io in the browser profile that uses the proxy.
Expected result The IP and country belong to the proxy's exit, not to your own connection.
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# SOCKS5 on port 3333 — socks5h lets the proxy resolve DNS too
curl -x socks5h://USERNAME:[email protected]:3333 https://ipinfo.io/json
# HTTP on port 2222 — same account, same credentials
curl -x http://USERNAME:[email protected]:2222 https://ipinfo.io/json
# Direct, for comparison
curl https://ipinfo.io/jsonCopy USERNAME and PASSWORD from My assets. Keep the h in socks5h://: with plain socks5:// your own computer resolves the hostname, with socks5h:// the proxy does. The first command should return the exit IP and country of the proxy; the third returns your own.
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| Criterion | SOCKS5 with username and password | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| curl and other CLI tools | Yes | socks5h://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT, or the command above |
| Scripts and automation (Python, Node.js, Scrapy…) | Yes, wherever the tool has a SOCKS5 setting | Fill in host, port, username and password as ordinary fields |
| Phone apps (Shadowrocket, v2rayNG) | Yes — add a SOCKS5 node | Field-by-field steps in the two guides |
| Antidetect browsers | Yes — SOCKS5 in the profile's proxy settings | See the antidetect browser setup guide |
| Chrome's own proxy settings | No — Chrome does not authenticate to SOCKS5 | Use HTTP on port 2222, or one of the tools above |
Chromium's proxy documentation states that no authentication methods are supported for SOCKS5 in Chrome, and our SOCKS5 port always requires the login — so a plain Chrome profile cannot connect. Our own browser extension is HTTP-only for the same reason.
Both protocols run on the same gateway with the same username and password — HTTP on port 2222, SOCKS5 on port 3333 — so you can choose per job and mix them.
Use HTTP when the tool supports only HTTP proxies, or when plain web requests are all you need. Use SOCKS5 when the tool speaks it natively, when you want DNS resolved on the proxy side (socks5h:// in curl), or when the traffic is not plain HTTP request and response: SOCKS5 forwards TCP connections whatever protocol runs on top.
On rotating residential the line carries both protocols. On static ISP the protocol is set once, when you generate the proxy — generate another proxy with the other protocol when the job changes.
Check The username and password were copied whole, with no stray spaces or line breaks, and the port is 3333 (2222 is the HTTP port).
Fix Copy the four fields again with Copy all in My assets and re-enter them in the tool's SOCKS5 settings.
Check Is the tool sending SOCKS5 to port 2222, or HTTP to port 3333? Each port speaks only its own protocol.
Fix SOCKS5 goes to 3333; HTTP goes to 2222.
Check With socks5:// the hostname is resolved on your computer; only socks5h:// sends the lookup to the proxy.
Fix Write socks5h:// in curl and in tools that follow the same convention.
Check Chrome's proxy support does not authenticate to SOCKS5, and our gateway always requires the login.
Fix Use an antidetect browser profile or a phone app for SOCKS5, or point Chrome at HTTP on port 2222.
Check The protocol is chosen at generation and the asset has no protocol switch.
Fix Generate a new proxy with the protocol you need; on rotating residential you can keep one of each.
A proxy that forwards TCP connections for your application after a short handshake, instead of interpreting web requests. Any tool with a SOCKS5 setting can use it — browsers, scrapers, phone apps — and it also carries traffic that is not plain HTTP.
Four values in any SOCKS5-capable tool: type SOCKS5, host proxy.proxy302.com, port 3333, and the username and password from My assets. In curl that is one line: curl -x socks5h://USERNAME:[email protected]:3333 https://ipinfo.io/json
SOCKS5 costs nothing extra; you pay the line it runs on. Rotating residential: Budget from US$1.50/GB — US$1.42/GB at 50 GB, US$1.35/GB at 100 GB, US$1.20/GB at 300 GB, US$1.124/GB at 500 GB — and Premium at US$5.00/GB; minimum purchase 1 GB, prepaid per GB, and bought traffic does not expire. Static ISP is billed per IP and lease term on the pricing page.
Choose what your tool can log in with. HTTP on port 2222 fits browsers and HTTP-only tools; SOCKS5 on port 3333 suits tools that speak SOCKS5 and lets the proxy resolve DNS with socks5h://. On rotating residential you can use both; on static ISP the protocol is fixed at generation.
Rotating residential supports HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same line. Static ISP supports SOCKS5 with the protocol chosen at generation. The proxies overview lists the full catalogue.
Chrome's own proxy support does not authenticate to SOCKS5 — Chromium's documentation says no authentication methods are supported for SOCKS5 — and our gateway requires the login. Use an antidetect browser or a phone app for SOCKS5, or HTTP on port 2222 in Chrome.
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Product observation · Checked:
Read from the console source on 21 October 2026: every product page has an HTTP/SOCKS5 protocol selector; the public gateway is proxy.proxy302.com with SOCKS5 on port 3333 and HTTP on port 2222 (src/lib/proxyEndpoint.ts); My assets shows host, port, username and password with Copy all.
Product observation · Checked:
Read src/routes/site-v2/commercial/productFacts.json on 21 October 2026 (its facts were verified against the console, the backend and read-only production queries on 18 October 2026): rotating residential supports HTTP and SOCKS5; a static ISP proxy is issued with the one protocol chosen at generation; Budget from US$1.50/GB with package prices at 50/100/300/500 GB, Premium US$5.00/GB, minimum 1 GB, no traffic expiry.
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