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Proxies

Import proxies in bulk and bind them to your social-task accounts.

Walk through proxy groups, bulk import, testing and assignment in the real Zyper interface.

Platforms and launchpads are sometimes protected with a heavy rate-limits for their APIs. Proxies mask your traffic so it looks like to come from different IPs, easing the rate-limits through your tasks.

Adding Proxies#

Proxies are separated into groups. Grouping by provider or proxy type makes assignment and health checks easier.

  1. Click + Add Group and name it—for example, Birdproxy.
  2. Click + Add Proxies and paste one proxy per line. Lines beginning with # are ignored as comments.
  3. Click Add. Valid lines are imported and malformed lines are reported separately.
  4. Run Test All to check connectivity and latency. Importing does not automatically test the proxy.

Accepted formats#

FormatExample
Host and port192.0.2.10:8080
URL without authenticationhttp://192.0.2.10:8080 or https://192.0.2.10:8443
Credentials after host192.0.2.10:8080:user:pass
Credentials before hostuser:pass:192.0.2.10:8080
URL-style authenticationuser:[email protected]:8080
Full authenticated URLhttps://user:[email protected]:8443

Inputs without a scheme default to http. An explicit http or https scheme is preserved. The legacy host:port:user:pass form supports passwords containing additional colons. In URL-style forms, percent-encode reserved characters in usernames or passwords.

When and Where#

  • On-Chain tasks — for platforms or launchpads with heavy rate-limits, when you’re running plenty of wallets.
  • Social tasks — when a module needs it (Cloudflare-protected sites, captcha-gated submissions), you can pin each burner account to a proxy on the Accounts page.

Folder Location#

Proxies are stored in the encrypted platform store: %LOCALAPPDATA%\zyper-suite\data\proxies.dat on Windows or ~/Library/Application Support/Zyper AIO/data/proxies.dat on macOS. Username and password fields are encrypted at rest.

Health Check#

The probe times out generously (about 10 seconds) per proxy. Failures don’t drop proxies from the list — they’re just marked unhealthy. Re-run the probe later to revive any that come back online.