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You can use any type of connection required, both HTTP/ HTTP(s) and SOCKS5/UDP. Authorization is also available by login and password or client's IP address.
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PURCHASE AND ITS PERIOD
You can buy from 1 IP address to tens of thousands of addresses. for a period of 1 month, 2 months, 6 months and more. Of course, you can extend the period of services. You can download the list of addresses in a format convenient for you in your personal account.
What are UDP Proxies and Why Do You Need Them?
UDP proxies are specialized intermediary servers that route User Datagram Protocol (UDP) traffic. While the vast majority of web traffic (HTTP/HTTPS) relies on the TCP protocol, modern applications increasingly rely on UDP for real-time data transmission and high-performance web protocols.
A standard HTTP proxy cannot handle UDP traffic. If you attempt to route UDP through a standard HTTP proxy, the connection will fail. To successfully proxy UDP, you need a server that supports the SOCKS5 protocol with **UDP ASSOCIATE** enabled. This allows applications to send UDP datagrams through the proxy server, masking your real IP while maintaining the low latency required for time-sensitive tasks.
Standard: HTTP/3 (QUIC) and Protocol-Level Bypass
In 2026, many of the world's largest websites (Google, Cloudflare, Akamai) have transitioned to HTTP/3, which runs on the QUIC protocol over UDP.
Why HTTP/3 Matters for Web Scraping
Anti-bot systems are becoming more sophisticated. They no longer just check your IP; they check the protocol layer. If your scraper is still using TCP-based HTTP/1.1 while the target site expects HTTP/3 (QUIC), your connection stands out as suspicious. By routing your traffic through a UDP proxy that supports HTTP/3, you match the exact transport layer of a modern browser (Chrome or Firefox), drastically reducing the likelihood of blocks or CAPTCHAs when scraping Google SERPs or Cloudflare-protected e-commerce sites.
Core Use Cases for UDP Proxies
UDP proxies are essential for any workflow where latency, packet loss, or protocol-level detection can ruin the result.
1. High-Frequency Web Scraping and SERP Monitoring
When scraping Google or heavily protected e-commerce platforms, HTTP/3 (QUIC) offers faster connection establishment (one handshake covers transport and TLS 1.3) and better multiplexing. If one stream stalls, it doesn't block the others. This translates to higher data throughput and fewer dropped connections during large-scale data collection.
2. Online Gaming and Real-Time State Updates
Multiplayer games rely on UDP because TCP's guaranteed packet delivery (retransmission of lost packets) creates unacceptable lag. A UDP proxy allows you to route game traffic through a clean IP. This is commonly used for accessing region-locked game servers, bypassing regional ISP throttling, or managing multiple game instances without triggering IP bans.
3. VoIP, WebRTC, and Streaming
Voice over IP (VoIP) applications (Discord, Zoom, Skype) and real-time streaming protocols (RTP) utilize UDP to ensure smooth audio and video. UDP proxies provide a stable relay for these services, helping to avoid local network restrictions or ISP blocking while maintaining call clarity.
4. DNS and IoT Traffic
Domain Name System (DNS) queries and telemetry from IoT devices often use UDP. A UDP proxy allows you to control and analyze this traffic without modifying the device's native network settings.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| IP Type | Dedicated IPv4 |
| Protocol Support | SOCKS5 (with UDP ASSOCIATE), HTTP, HTTPS |
| Transport Layer | UDP, TCP |
| Traffic | Unlimited |
| Speed | Up to 100 Mbps per channel |
| Authorization | Login/Password or IP Whitelist |
| Provisioning | Instant delivery to your dashboard |
Important Limitations to Consider
Before purchasing UDP proxies, it is crucial to understand two technical constraints:
- Application Support: Not all software supports UDP proxying. Your client application must explicitly support SOCKS5 UDP ASSOCIATE. Standard web browsers, by default, do not route UDP traffic through proxies without specialized extensions.
- Port Restrictions: Some proxy providers restrict UDP traffic to specific ports (e.g., 80 and 443). Ensure your target application's UDP ports are allowed. Our proxies provide full SOCKS5 UDP support.
How to Configure UDP Proxies
Configuring UDP proxies requires software that can handle the SOCKS5 UDP ASSOCIATE command. Popular tools include advanced scraping frameworks, custom Python scripts (using libraries like aioquic or httpx with SOCKS support), and gaming proxy clients.
Related Services & Guides
Need a wider pool of IPs for heavy scraping? Check out our Bulk IPv4 Proxies. For city-level targeting, explore City Proxies. For a full range of protocols (Shadowsocks, VLESS), see Multi-Protocol Proxies.
Frequently Asked Questions
TCP proxies are connection-oriented, ensuring all data packets arrive in order (used for HTTP/HTTPS browsing). UDP proxies are connectionless, prioritizing speed and low latency over guaranteed delivery. UDP is essential for real-time applications like gaming, VoIP, and HTTP/3 (QUIC) web traffic.
Yes. Our UDP proxies support SOCKS5 UDP ASSOCIATE, which allows tunneling HTTP/3 (QUIC) traffic. This is highly recommended for web scraping modern sites that have adopted HTTP/3, as it reduces bot detection rates.
Yes. Most multiplayer games use UDP for real-time state updates. You can route your game traffic through our proxies, provided your game client supports SOCKS5 proxying. This is useful for accessing regional servers or isolating game instances.
VoIP applications like Discord or Zoom use UDP for voice transmission (RTP). If your proxy only supports HTTP (TCP), calls will fail. You must use a SOCKS5 proxy with UDP support and ensure your VoIP app is configured to route UDP traffic through it.
Standard web browsers (Chrome, Firefox) do not natively proxy UDP traffic. While you can use our proxies for HTTP/HTTPS browsing over TCP, to proxy UDP web traffic (like HTTP/3), you need specialized scraping tools, browser extensions, or an anti-detect browser that supports SOCKS5 UDP.
No. All our proxies, including UDP, come with unlimited traffic. You pay a fixed price for the IP address, not for the amount of data you transfer.
Yes. DNS queries often use UDP port 53. By routing DNS through a UDP proxy, you can prevent DNS leaks and ensure that your DNS requests are resolved from the proxy's IP address, not your real location.
It is a standard command in the SOCKS5 protocol (RFC 1928) that allows a client to request a UDP relay. The proxy server then forwards UDP datagrams to the specified destination and returns the responses, enabling UDP proxying.
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