Quick answer
Pay for local checks with crypto by topping up at least $25, sending the exact amount on the selected network and clicking “I've sent the payment”. It is matched by its exact amount and credited once confirmed. LocalSERP Proxy residential entry is $1.50 for 1 GB. No KYC; reviewed 15 October 2026.
Supported coins
BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC. Select only a coin and network actually offered by the payment page. The network is part of the payment instruction.
- BTCBitcoin
- USDTTetherTRC-20 or ERC-20
- USDCUSD CoinERC-20
- ETHEthereum
- SOLSolana
- LTCLitecoin
The payment sequence
Save the account number
Keep your login securely. An optional email gives you the available recovery route.
Choose coin, network and top-up
The minimum top-up is $25. Review the amount and network displayed on your payment page.
Send the exact amount
Use the address shown for that payment on the selected network. This public guide does not publish deposit addresses.
Confirm that you sent it
Click “I've sent the payment”. The payment is matched by its exact amount and credited once confirmed; no credit time is promised.
Buy the traffic plan
Spend confirmed balance on the selected plan. Unused top-up balance remains on the account.
Why does the network matter?
The same ticker can be available on more than one network. Select the network offered at checkout and confirm that the wallet’s withdrawal screen shows the same one. Do not infer compatibility from a ticker alone. Review the final sending amount and any withdrawal fee before confirming. If the wallet changes what the recipient will receive, adjust the transaction according to the payment page rather than assuming an approximate amount will match.
How do top-up and plan purchase differ?
The top-up adds confirmed balance; buying a traffic plan uses that balance. A 1 GB residential plan costs $1.50, while the minimum top-up is $25. The rest is still available on the account after the plan is bought. Do not confuse the entry plan’s advertised price with the amount required to make a first top-up. The pricing page shows all tiers and distinguishes residential, rotating mobile and dedicated ports.
What should you keep if the payment needs review?
Keep the transaction identifier, selected network, amount and sending time so support can investigate. Those details describe a payment; they do not replace your account number or authorize recovery of a lost account. Exclude private keys, seed phrases and access credentials from every support message. A pending chain transaction is not the same as a confirmed account credit, and this guide does not promise that a transfer will confirm within a particular time.
Can you obtain a return of the top-up?
Unused balance stays on your account and never expires, but it is not paid back, except where the law requires it The refund policy explains when a traffic plan or dedicated port receives a balance credit. A credit restores spending balance; it is different from a crypto transfer back to your wallet. Read the usage limits and time windows before paying, and test your real target with a small plan. No free trial is advertised by this site.
Before you start
Do I need to upload ID before topping up?
No. No KYC: no ID, no selfie, no documents to sign up, top up or buy. The sending wallet or exchange can apply its own requirements. Save the account number, choose the correct network and read the permitted-use policy before paying.
What if I close the payment tab?
Return to the same account and review its payment status. Keep the transaction identifier and network for a support inquiry if the credit is unclear. Do not make another transfer merely because the page was closed; first check what the account records and what the chain confirms.
Can I pay the plan price instead of the minimum top-up?
A plan is purchased from confirmed balance. The first top-up must meet the $25 minimum, even when the selected 1 GB plan costs $1.50. The remainder stays on the account after the purchase. The checkout summary shows the plan cost, amount to send and balance left so you can review the complete transaction.
What if the receiving amount differs because of a wallet fee?
Review whether the sending service deducts its fee from the amount the recipient receives. Follow the exact amount and network shown by the payment page. If the transaction has already been sent with a different amount, retain the reference and contact support before sending again. Do not assume that a second approximate transfer will resolve the mismatch.
What information helps support find a payment?
Keep the selected coin, network, exact amount, transaction reference and sending time. These help review the payment state without exposing wallet secrets. Do not send seed phrases, private keys, passwords or account access. A public transaction identifier describes a transfer; it is not sufficient by itself to recover a lost account without the optional email.
When can I use the traffic I selected?
The payment is matched by its exact amount and credited once confirmed, after you click “I've sent the payment”. A traffic plan is then bought from the confirmed balance. Review the account’s payment and order states separately if anything is unclear. No credit time is promised; contact support before making another transfer for an unresolved payment.