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How to use the PapaProxy.net Dashboard

The Dashboard is where you buy proxies, connect them to your software, track usage, and manage billing. This guide walks through every section, in the order you’re likely to need them.

Quick start: from sign-up to a working proxy

Most customers have their first proxy working within a few minutes. Here’s the shortest path:

  1. Create an account and confirm your email

    Enter your email and a password, then type the 6-digit code we send you. You can also sign in with a Google account.

  2. Add funds to your balance

    Open Wallet, pick an amount, and pay with cryptocurrency or a credit/debit card. Purchases and renewals are paid from this balance. More about the wallet.

  3. Buy proxies

    In Buy proxies, choose a proxy type, the number of IPs, countries, and a plan term. If you’d like to test first, pick the paid 48-hour trial as the term. How the order form works.

  4. Add the IP you’ll connect from

    Proxies accept connections only from IPs on your whitelist. The order form offers to add your current IP; you can add more on the service page at any time.

  5. Copy the proxy list and check the connection

    Open the service in My proxies, pick a protocol and line format, and copy the list into your software. The Check the connection step shows whether requests are coming through. Managing proxies.

The Overview page after the first purchase: active services, requests, and upcoming charges.The Overview page after the first purchase: active services, requests, and upcoming charges.
The Overview page after the first purchase: active services, requests, and upcoming charges.

Dashboard layout

The menu on the left groups the sections by task. The header holds the controls you need on every page.

Menu itemWhat it’s for
OverviewAccount summary: network status, active services, requests, upcoming charges, and anything that needs attention.
Buy proxiesThe order form for datacenter, ISP, dedicated, and rotating proxies.
My proxiesAll your services, each with its own page for connection details, statistics, and settings.
AnalyticsRequests, bandwidth, errors, response times, and target websites across all services.
Wallet, InvoicesBalance top-ups, saved cards, auto top-up, transaction history, and invoices.
Tickets, What’s newSupport requests (the ticket system) and service announcements.
VerificationOptional identity check, needed only for card payments.
MCP server, API docs, API keysTools for managing your account from code or an AI agent.
Affiliate programCommission for customers you refer.

In the header, you’ll find the language switcher (15 languages), the light/dark theme toggle, notifications, your balance (click it to open the wallet, or hide the amount), and the account menu with Settings and Log out.

Signing up and logging in

  • Sign-up. After you register, we email a 6-digit code to confirm your address. If it doesn’t arrive, request a new one on the same screen.
  • Two-factor authentication. If you turn on 2FA in Settings → Security, the login form also asks for a code from your authenticator app or one of your recovery codes.
  • Forgotten password. Use Forgot password? on the login form; we’ll email a link to set a new one.

Guide sections

Last updated: November 9, 2026.