India residential proxies

What is an India residential proxy?

An India residential proxy sends your request through an IP address that an Indian home broadband provider gave to a real household. Websites see a local visitor in India, not a data center.

Many Indian sites change prices, delivery dates and search results by location. A residential IP from Mumbai or Bengaluru shows the page a local shopper sees. AsiaProxies, a no-KYC Asia-Pacific proxy provider, sells these IPs per GB, and one balance covers every Asia-Pacific country.

What can I do with India residential IPs?

The most common legitimate uses in India are price monitoring, local SEO and ad verification. Typical tasks:

• E-commerce price monitoring — collect public prices, stock and delivery estimates on Flipkart, Amazon.in, Meesho and Myntra. Prices and offers often differ by city and PIN code.
• Local SEO and SERP tracking — check Google India results from Delhi, Mumbai or Chennai, in English or Hindi.
• Ad verification — confirm that display and search ads appear in the right Indian cities and languages.
• App and website geo-testing — test that INR pricing, regional content and redirects work for Indian visitors.

See our e-commerce price monitoring guide. Read the Acceptable Use Policy first: banking, government and payment portals are blocked, and SMTP is closed.

How do I target Mumbai, Delhi or another Indian city?

Add country-in to your proxy username, then add city- and the city name in lowercase with no spaces. For example, city-mumbai, city-delhi, city-bengaluru or city-hyderabad.

Add session- with any ID to keep the same IP. Add ttl- with a number of minutes to set the session length. Sessions can last up to 60 minutes. If no IP is online in the city you ask for, the gateway uses another IP in India.

The setup guide shows the same settings for browsers, Python and scraping tools.

# Username format: USERNAME-country-{cc}-city-{city}-session-{id}-ttl-{minutes}

# Rotating India IP in Mumbai (new IP on every request)
curl -x http://USERNAME-country-in-city-mumbai:[email protected]:7777 https://ipinfo.io/json

# Sticky India IP in Delhi for 30 minutes
curl -x http://USERNAME-country-in-city-delhi-session-ab12cd-ttl-30:[email protected]:7777 https://ipinfo.io/json

# SOCKS5, any city in India
curl --socks5-hostname USERNAME-country-in:[email protected]:7778 https://ipinfo.io/json

How does the India residential price compare?

Our 10 GB pack ($6.60) is 25% below Geonode's 10 GB minimum PAYG order ($8.80 at $0.88/GB). Our 50 GB price ($0.52/GB) is 25% below Geonode's $0.693/GB subscription rate. From 100 GB up, the price stays at $0.50/GB.

That is among the lowest published prices for Asia-Pacific IPs as of October 2026. Competitor prices below are as of October 2026, per their pricing pages.

Should I use residential or mobile proxies in India?

Residential IPs are cheaper for most scraping, SEO and price monitoring. Mobile IPs fit tasks that must look like phone traffic, such as in-app ad checks.

AsiaProxies sells dedicated 4G/5G ports on Indian carrier SIMs from $3/day, with unlimited traffic. Our South & SE Asia 30-day port ($59.25) is 25% below Coronium's India price ($79/month), as of October 2026, per their pricing page. See India mobile proxies.

Can I pay for India proxies with crypto and no KYC?

Yes. AsiaProxies is crypto-only and has no KYC: no ID, no selfie, no documents. An email address is optional, and you log in with an account number.

Prices are in US dollars, not rupees, and the checkout shows the exact coin amount. Accepted coins: USDT (TRC-20, ERC-20), BTC, ETH, USDC, LTC and SOL. Crypto tax and reporting rules apply in India, so check them with a tax adviser. Read how no-KYC payment works.

Is it legal to use a residential proxy in India?

A proxy is a standard networking tool, and the main legal questions in India concern personal data and website terms. India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) governs how digital personal data is processed.

If you collect personal data, take advice on the DPDP Act first. Always respect each site's terms and rate limits. This is general information, not legal advice.