South Korea coverage at a glance
| Attribute | 922 S5 in South Korea |
|---|---|
| Pool | Part of the 350M+ residential network |
| Cities | Seoul, Busan, Incheon, Daegu, Daejeon and more |
| Carriers | KT, SK Broadband, LG U+ |
| Protocols | SOCKS5 / HTTP / HTTPS |
| Billing | Per IP — balance never expires |
| Checkout | Crypto, no KYC |
Why operators pick KR per-IP
Per-IP billing wins in South Korea work where one identity maps to one account. You buy an KR address, assign it to a profile, and it stays yours — no bandwidth meter running in the background while the profile idles.
- Antidetect profiles — one South Korea IP per browser profile, held for weeks.
- Marketplace accounts — KR sellers and buyers kept on separate lines.
- Drop and release monitoring — Seoul and Busan exits for regional launches.
- Localized QA — verify what a South Korea shopper sees before a campaign ships.
Setting up an KR endpoint
Generate credentials in the dashboard, set country to KR (and a city if the job needs one), then paste the endpoint into your browser profile or script. SOCKS5 and HTTP(S) share the same login, so switching protocol never means re-buying an IP. Use code OPEN30 on the first order.
Frequently asked questions
How much is one South Korea IP?
922 S5 sells KR addresses per IP starting at $0.07/IP, and volume tiers lower the unit price. Bought IPs stay on your balance indefinitely.
Can I keep the same South Korea IP for a profile?
Yes. That is the point of per-IP billing — assign one KR address to one antidetect profile and reuse it as long as the profile lives.
Which South Korea cities are available?
Seoul, Busan, Incheon, Daegu, Daejeon and additional metros. City selection is part of the credential, so several KR cities can run at once.
Do you require KYC for South Korea proxies?
No. Registration is email-only and checkout is crypto — USDT, BTC, LTC and others. Access activates once the payment confirms on-chain.