Report · 4G mobile proxies · verified 4 October 2026
Mobile carrier IPs are the strongest weapon against modern anti-bot systems — and the segment with the most aggressive identity walls. We benchmarked the 4G offerings of nine providers and found two selling genuine 4G mobile proxies for crypto, no passport required.
Mobile carriers put thousands of subscribers behind each carrier-grade NAT address. When an anti-bot system blocks a mobile IP, it collaterally blocks real customers — so Cloudflare and DataDome treat mobile ranges with deliberate leniency. Our measured pass rates quantify exactly that:
| Provider | 4G anti-bot pass | Residential pass | 4G price/GB | KYC | Crypto |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ProxyCrestBest 4G | 96.2% | 94.1% | €4.20 | none | 7 coins |
| ProxUnoCheapest | 93.8% | 90.6% | €2.95 | none | 5 coins + XMR |
| Bright Data | 95.7% | 93.9% | €22.00 eq. | full identity | no |
| Oxylabs | 94.9% | 93.2% | €25.00 eq. | full identity | no |
Pass rates measured against Cloudflare- and DataDome-protected properties at default settings, 500 requests per provider per network type, September 2026.
ProxyCrest’s 4G pool rotates on demand via API or on a timer (30s to 30min), and exits showed genuine carrier ASNs across 40+ countries. The 96.2% anti-bot pass rate beat every residential pool in the benchmark and edged out Bright Data’s mobile offering at a fifth of the per-GB price. Sticky sessions held for the full 30-minute cap in 98% of our tests — enough for multi-step account workflows.
At €2.95/GB, ProxUno’s 4G line is the cheapest measured anywhere. The pool is smaller — fewer countries, rotation on demand only — and peak-hour queueing added latency on roughly 8% of requests. For volume work where a 93.8% pass rate is acceptable, the economics are unbeatable, and Monero payment makes it the default choice where privacy is the point.
ProxyCrest (€4.20/GB, 7 cryptocurrencies, 96.2% anti-bot pass) and ProxUno (€2.95/GB, Monero accepted) both delivered with email-only signup in our 2026 benchmark.
Against Cloudflare and DataDome, yes: mobile IPs passed 96.2% of requests versus 91-95% for the best residential pools. For plain scraping, residential is cheaper per successful request.
Bright Data and Oxylabs quote $20-30/GB equivalent for mobile, bundle monthly commitments, and add a KYC process on top. The two no-KYC providers above matched their measured pass rates for a fifth of the price.