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Where can you buy 4G/5G mobile proxies in Asia?
Short answerYou can buy 4G/5G mobile proxies in Asia from Jade Proxies: a dedicated port on a local carrier SIM in 13 countries costs $3/day in South and Southeast Asia and $4.50/day in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore, with data billed per day, not per GB. Shared rotating mobile IPs cost $0.90/GB.
What do you get with a dedicated 4G/5G mobile port?
A dedicated port is one 4G/5G modem with a local carrier SIM, reserved for you alone for 1, 7 or 30 days, so the IP a website sees belongs to a mobile network such as Jio, Telkomsel or NTT Docomo. Carriers put many phones behind each public IP through CGNAT, so blocking one mobile address means blocking real subscribers; that is why apps and social platforms trust these IPs more than home broadband or datacenter addresses.
| Feature | Dedicated 4G/5G port |
|---|---|
| Rental period | 1, 7 or 30 days, counted from delivery |
| Price | From $3/day (South and Southeast Asia) or $4.50/day (East Asia and Singapore) |
| Data | billed per day, not per GB, under fair use (the carrier may slow or pause very heavy use) |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 |
| What the port gives | proxy (data) access only: no SMS, no calls, no direct access to the SIM card or the device |
The mobile proxy definition explains how carrier IPs differ from home broadband in more detail.
Which carriers can you get in each Asian country?
Jade Proxies sells dedicated ports on the main mobile networks of 13 Asian countries, split into two price zones. The carriers below are each country's main networks; dedicated ports are subject to stock per country and carrier; a port not delivered within 24 hours is credited back in full.
| Country | Zone | Carriers | 1 day | 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | East Asia & Singapore | NTT Docomo, au (KDDI), SoftBank, Rakuten Mobile | $4.50 | $89.25 |
| South Korea | East Asia & Singapore | SK Telecom, KT, LG U+ | $4.50 | $89.25 |
| Taiwan | East Asia & Singapore | Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Mobile, FarEasTone | $4.50 | $89.25 |
| Hong Kong | East Asia & Singapore | China Mobile Hong Kong, csl (HKT), 3 Hong Kong, SmarTone | $4.50 | $89.25 |
| Singapore | East Asia & Singapore | Singtel, StarHub, M1 | $4.50 | $89.25 |
| India | South & Southeast Asia | Jio, Airtel, Vi (Vodafone Idea), BSNL | $3 | $59.25 |
| Indonesia | South & Southeast Asia | Telkomsel, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison, XLSMART | $3 | $59.25 |
| Vietnam | South & Southeast Asia | Viettel, VinaPhone, MobiFone | $3 | $59.25 |
| Thailand | South & Southeast Asia | AIS, True (TrueMove H, dtac), NT | $3 | $59.25 |
| Philippines | South & Southeast Asia | Globe, Smart (PLDT), DITO | $3 | $59.25 |
| Malaysia | South & Southeast Asia | CelcomDigi, Maxis, U Mobile | $3 | $59.25 |
| Bangladesh | South & Southeast Asia | Grameenphone, Robi, Banglalink | $3 | $59.25 |
| Pakistan | South & Southeast Asia | Jazz, Ufone, Zong | $3 | $59.25 |
You choose the country and, when it is in stock, the carrier. As for every product, mainland China, North Korea and Iran are not sold; sanctioned countries and regions are blocked.
How much does a dedicated mobile port cost?
A dedicated port costs $3 a day in South and Southeast Asia and $4.50 a day in East Asia and Singapore, and a 30-day rental cuts the day rate by about a third.
South & Southeast Asia
India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Pakistan
East Asia & Singapore
Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore
Our price grid shows that a 30-day South and Southeast Asia port costs $1.98/day, 34% less per day than the one-day price: 59.25 ÷ 30 = 1.975, and 1 − 1.975 ÷ 3 = 0.34. The East Asia month gives a near-identical saving, $2.98/day against $4.50, and the 7-day plans sit between the two at $3.21/day and $4.14/day. In both zones a 30-day port costs less than 20 one-day rentals, so a one-day port is for testing a target and a month is for steady work.
The carrier, not the plan, sets the practical ceiling on port data, so a port suits steady sessions better than bulk downloads.
How do you change the IP of a port?
You change the IP of a dedicated port with its rotation link, an API call or an automatic timer: new IP on demand by rotation link or API call, at most once every 30 seconds, or on an automatic timer from every 2 minutes to every 24 hours. The rotation link is a single HTTPS request:
# Ask the carrier for a new IP on your port
curl "https://jadeproxies.com/api/v1/mobile/{port}/rotate?key=API_KEY"Replace {port} with your port ID and API_KEY with one of your API keys. Plan for the pause: each rotation reconnects the port to the carrier and usually takes 5–15 seconds, so a script should wait for the new IP before its next request. Rotate between tasks rather than in the middle of a login or a checkout, because a session that changes IP halfway looks unusual to most sites.
How does rotating mobile data per GB work?
Rotating mobile data gives you shared 4G/5G IPs from Asian carriers and bills only the traffic you use, at $0.90/GB at every volume. You choose the country; city and carrier cannot be selected on this product.
The traffic never expires and is paid from the same balance as residential plans. Per GB, rotating mobile costs less than the first residential GB ($0.90/GB against $1.50/GB) but more than residential at volume ($0.50/GB from 100 GB). It fits jobs where the target trusts carrier IPs but each IP only needs a few requests: app store checks, mobile ad verification and mobile search results.
Dedicated port or rotating mobile per GB: which should you choose?
Choose a dedicated port when you need one carrier IP under your control for hours or days; choose rotating mobile per GB when you need many carrier IPs and move little data through each.
| Criterion | Dedicated 4G/5G port | Rotating mobile per GB |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Per day: 1, 7 or 30 days | Per GB, $0.90/GB |
| Smallest purchase | $3 for 1 day | $0.90 for 1 GB |
| IP | One modem, yours alone | Shared pool of carrier IPs |
| Targeting | Country, and carrier subject to stock | Country |
| IP changes | On demand or on your timer | Rotates through the shared pool |
| Expiry | End of the rental | Traffic never expires |
| Typical job | Managing your own social accounts, long app tests | Many short checks from carrier IPs |
The residential vs mobile comparison adds home-broadband IPs to this choice, and the pricing page shows the traffic volume at which a port becomes cheaper than per-GB data.
What are the limits of Jade Proxies mobile proxies?
Jade Proxies mobile proxies have five limits that matter in practice:
- Stock. Dedicated ports depend on stock per country and carrier, so a given carrier is not always available on the day you order; an undelivered port is credited back in full.
- Fair use. Port data is not billed per GB, but the carrier may slow or pause very heavy use.
- Data only. Ports carry no SMS and no calls, and give no access to the SIM card or the device.
- Rotation is not instant. A new IP takes several seconds while the modem reconnects, and on-demand rotation is limited to once every 30 seconds.
- Coarse targeting on rotating mobile. The per-GB product targets countries only; for a specific carrier, rent a dedicated port.
East Asia ports also cost more: a one-day port there is 50% above the South and Southeast Asia price.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a data cap on a dedicated mobile port?
There is no per-GB allowance to buy: a port is billed per day, not per GB, under fair use. The carrier may slow or pause very heavy use, so plan bulk transfers on residential traffic instead.
Can I receive SMS or calls through a mobile proxy port?
No. A Jade Proxies port provides proxy (data) access only, with no SMS, no calls and no access to the SIM card. Using proxies for SMS or phone verification is also forbidden by the acceptable use policy.
Can I choose the carrier of my port?
Yes, when that carrier has a port in stock. If a port cannot be delivered within 24 hours, its full price is credited back to your balance.
How often can I change the IP?
On demand, at most once every 30 seconds, or automatically on a timer set between 2 minutes and 24 hours. Each change usually takes 5 to 15 seconds while the port reconnects to the carrier.
Can I test a port before renting it for a month?
Yes. A one-day port costs $3, or $4.50 in East Asia and Singapore, and within 2 hours of delivery it is credited back in full if it does not work and cannot be fixed or replaced, or if it has carried less than 500 MB.
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