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# Get Static Proxy IP
This guide explains how to **obtain and use** [**Static Residential Proxy IP addresses**](https://www.rapidproxy.io/static-residential-proxies/pricing) in Rapidproxy.\
Static Residential IPs provide **fixed residential IP addresses** that remain consistent throughout use — ideal for session persistence and applications that require reliable, stable routing.
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### What Are Static Residential Proxy IPs?
Static Residential Proxy IPs are:
* **Fixed residential IPs** tied to real household internet connections
* **Non-rotating**, maintaining the same IP across sessions
* Suitable for situations where IP stability matters
* Compatible with **HTTP(S)** and **SOCKS5** protocols
Unlike dynamic (rotating) proxies, static IPs don’t change automatically and act like a long-term residential endpoint.
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### How to Access Your Static Residential IP List
To find your static proxy IPs:
1. Log in to your Rapidproxy **User Center (UCenter)**.
2. Navigate to:
```
Proxies → Static Residential Proxies → IP Management
```
This page shows all static residential proxy IPs associated with your account or purchased subscription.
> **Note:** You must purchase a static residential proxy plan before IPs appear in this section.
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### Viewing Static Proxy Details
On the **Static IPs** page, you will see:
| Field | Meaning |
| --------------- | --------------------------------- |
| **IP Address** | The static residential IP address |
| **Port** | The proxy port to use |
| **Status** | Active or disabled |
| **Credentials** | Username/password |
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### Copying Your Proxy Information
To use a proxy:
1. Locate the static proxy row you want.
2. Paste the information into your proxy client or configuration.
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### Using Static Residential Proxies
Once you have your static proxy details, configure them in your application or tool:
* **Host / IP:** e.g., `123.45.67.89`
* **Port:** e.g., `10000`
* **Protocol:** `HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5`
* **Username / Password**
#### Example Usage
**cURL Example**:
```
curl -x http://username:password@123.45.67.89:10000 https://example.com
```
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### Authentication Methods
Static residential proxies support the following authentication options:
#### Username & Password
* Use sub-account credentials (username/password) directly in your proxy configuration.
* No IP whitelisting is required.
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### Best Practices
To ensure stable and reliable connections:
* Use static IPs for tasks requiring persistent identity
* Verify credentials before use
* Match proxy protocol with your application’s requirements
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### Troubleshooting
If you encounter errors:
* Check that the proxy IP and port are entered correctly
* Confirm that credentials (if used) match the configuration
If problems persist, contact:
* **Live Chat** on the Rapidproxy website
* **Email:** `support@rapidproxy.io`
Support can help diagnose and resolve configuration issues.
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