Learn how to get and use static residential proxy IPs in Rapidproxy. View assigned IPs, copy proxy details, configure authentication, and connect using stable, non-rotating residential proxies.
This guide explains how to obtain and use Static Residential Proxy IP addresses 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.
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.
How to Access Your Static Residential IP List
To find your static proxy IPs:
Log in to your Rapidproxy User Center (UCenter).
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.
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
Copying Your Proxy Information
To use a proxy:
Locate the static proxy row you want.
Paste the information into your proxy client or configuration.
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:
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.
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
Troubleshooting
If you encounter errors:
Check that the proxy IP and port are entered correctly
Confirm that credentials (if used) match the configuration
