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Keyproxy.net
KeyProxy describes mobile proxies that provide dynamic IPs from mobile operators, with rotation available through its proxy options. The purchase terms require full advance payment and exclude refunds if KeyProxy terminates early, while other pages advertise refunds. That difference makes the scope of the refund promise a practical point to clarify before paying.
This information is most relevant to buyers comparing mobile IP rotation and payment conditions; in general, the right fit depends on the traffic setup and the terms a buyer accepts.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-11-11.
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Mobile proxies come with rotating access
KeyProxy’s homepage, FAQ, and user agreement describe these options, according to pages checked on 2026-11-11.
- Proxy type: dynamic mobile proxies, according to the FAQ.
- Rotation: private and multiport proxies with rotation, according to the homepage.
- MultiPort: the provider states that each request uses a new IP and supports 100 concurrent streams per proxy.
- Dual Link: the provider states that IP changes take 0–1 seconds.
- TwinPort: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 are available simultaneously, according to the homepage.
- Service hours: proxy service is provided 24 hours a day under the selected plan.
- Access: the user agreement describes use through computers and mobile devices.
Kyiv pricing is tied to a weekly or monthly term
For Ukraine, Kyiv, the pricing page lists mobile proxies at $10 per week or $28 per month. The weekly and monthly terms give buyers a direct price comparison for that listed location, rather than a general rate for every option.
Payments are accepted in USDT TRC20, USDT ERC20, BTC, and ETH, according to the FAQ checked on 2026-11-11. The public offer requires customers to pay the full price in advance. The vendor also says special terms may be available for large customers.
The Sho Team Store lists auto-registrations starting at $0.25, and its page describes a bonus program with discounts up to 10%; these are store terms, not the Kyiv proxy prices. The user agreement says service is provided 24 hours a day under the conditions and prices of the selected tariff package.
Rotation and protocol options shape each proxy
The provider describes MultiPort as supporting 100 concurrent streams per proxy, with each request coming from a new IP address. This is distinct from Dual Link, which the provider says changes IP in 0–1 seconds.
KeyProxy says TwinPort can provide HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 simultaneously without switching protocols. Its FAQ also describes both username-and-password authentication and IP-based authentication without credentials. These options specify how a buyer connects; the facts do not establish that every option applies to every proxy plan.
Ask support how refunds apply to early termination
KeyProxy’s homepage says refunds are available for any reason. The public offer separately says amounts paid are not refunded if KeyProxy terminates the contract early. Before registering, ask support how the broad refund language applies to that stated exception.
Also ask which service conditions determine the selected tariff and how advance payment applies if the service ends early. The public offer requires full advance payment, while the user agreement ties service to the conditions and prices of the selected tariff package. Clarifying those points helps distinguish the advertised refund wording from the contractual condition.
IP changes run through a link or software command
The FAQ says an IP change can be triggered by visiting a link or by software sending a command. It also states that IP addresses can be changed as often as once per minute. The provider describes the trigger mechanisms, but these facts do not specify how long an IP remains assigned between changes.
The FAQ gives an average proxy speed of 20 Mbps and says speed and ping depend on the destination server or resource and the customer’s internet connection. This is the provider’s performance description, not independent evidence of speed under a particular workload. The same FAQ states that proxies do not log proxy activity.
KeyProxy says customers can change the proxy password and IP-change time in their account. Its FAQ also describes credential-based and IP-based authentication, leaving buyers to match the access method to their connection setup.
Free testing and access options add flexibility
The homepage advertises a free test, and the FAQ says customers can receive 24 hours of free testing after registration.
- Rotation trigger: the FAQ says IP changes can be initiated through a link or a software command.
- Protocol access: KeyProxy says HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 can be used simultaneously without switching.
- Authentication: the provider describes username-and-password or IP-based access without credentials.
- Device access: the user agreement describes access through computers and mobile devices.
Advance payment and termination terms narrow recourse
The public offer requires full advance payment and says customers cannot withdraw unilaterally after accepting it. The same offer excludes refunds if KeyProxy terminates early, while the homepage advertises refunds for any reason and the FAQ directs customers to support about its money-back wording.
The user agreement gives the administration the right to stop service at any time without prior notice, and to refuse refunds for violations of the agreement. It also says the provider may change or withdraw the offer at any time.
KeyProxy recommends no more than 50 simultaneous connections to a mobile proxy, taking bandwidth into account, so buyers should account for that guidance in their connection setup. For disputes, the agreement requires a written pre-trial claim and negotiation; if no agreement is reached within 60 calendar days of receipt, either party may bring the dispute to court where the administration is located. The agreement also says the service is provided “as is” and disclaims responsibility for delays and data-delivery problems. Further details that matter before purchase are listed under What we could not confirm.
The offer suits buyers seeking mobile IP rotation
KeyProxy’s stated offer is mobile proxies with dynamic IPs, and its FAQ describes IP changes initiated by a link or software command. In general, that setup is relevant to buyers whose work calls for mobile proxy access and a way to trigger IP changes; it does not establish that every connection pattern fits the service.
Eligibility and lawful use are conditions in the public offer: customers must be adults, legally capable, confirm lawful use of a bank payment card, and refrain from actions that violate applicable law. Buyers should check those conditions against their own circumstances before proceeding.
Compare proxy offers by location and rotation terms
In general, compare proxy type and locations alongside the pricing basis, rotation and session controls, protocols, authentication, traffic limits, trial terms, refunds, API documentation, and support. Check whether each provider states how its access options apply to specific plans, and compare the contract terms that govern payment and service termination.
What we could not confirm
- Proxy inventory: residential, datacenter, IPv4, and IPv6 availability.
- Coverage: locations beyond the listed Ukraine, Kyiv price.
- Other options: pricing basis and minimum order.
- Session controls: persistence details and API documentation.
- Performance evidence: independent uptime, speed, and traffic measurements.
- Refund process: eligibility details and processing time.
- Support: response hours and response-time commitments.
Questions about KeyProxy’s proxy terms
Who can accept the public offer?
The public offer addresses individuals and legal entities, but requires customers to be adults and legally capable, and to confirm lawful use of a bank payment card. Those conditions describe eligibility in the offer; they do not establish how the provider assesses an individual customer’s circumstances.
What does KeyProxy say about traffic and speed?
The FAQ states that average proxy speed is 20 Mbps and that speed and ping depend on the destination server or resource and the user's internet connection.
What uptime does KeyProxy state for Kyiv?
The pricing page states that uptime for the Ukraine, Kyiv location has risen to 99.7%, according to that page checked on 2026-11-11. This is a location-specific statement from the provider’s page; it does not establish uptime for other locations.
What does the agreement say about data handling?
The user agreement says the administration may collect non-personal statistical information and may process account and other personal data, including transferring it to third parties to operate the service. The FAQ separately states that proxies do not log proxy activity. These statements address different kinds of information, so buyers should read both descriptions in context.
How does KeyProxy describe support?
KeyProxy describes itself as a support team for a service providing access to proxy servers listed on its website. The user agreement says customers may contact support about service operation. The FAQ also directs customers to support about refund wording.
What legal terms apply to disputes?
The user agreement requires a written pre-trial claim and negotiation; if no agreement is reached within 60 calendar days of receipt, a party may bring the dispute to court where the administration is located. The public offer also requires customers to refrain from actions that violate applicable law.
Readiness turns on refund and service conditions
Fits if the buyer needs mobile proxies with triggered IP rotation and accepts advance payment under the public offer.
Probably not if the buyer needs refund terms settled before paying; the homepage and FAQ wording sits alongside an early-termination exception in the public offer.
Ask support to address those points before registering.
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How we put this page together
Editorial team of Account Answers. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-11-11; the text was written by Account Answers. We did not test the service ourselves. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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