IPv6 Datacenter Proxies
The highest-throughput, lowest-cost option in the catalogue at ~30 ms response, with unlimited bandwidth on the IPv6 stack (US). Built for high-volume operations on IPv6-compatible targets where cost-per-request is the primary lever.
Specs
- Pool: ~160 octillion IPv6 addresses (US)
- Coverage: US only (country-level targeting)
- Typical response time: ~30 ms
- Protocols: HTTP, SOCKS5 (SOCKS5 UDP ASSOCIATE supported)
- Sessions: rotating or sticky (up to 2 hours)
- Concurrency: up to 50,000 concurrent connections (per-GB); 9,000 on the time-based Unlimited tier — higher on request
- Best for: high-volume work on IPv6-compatible targets
Connect
Gateway: v6-dc.flashproxy.io — port 50 (HTTP) / 51 (SOCKS5).
# Rotating — a fresh IP on every request
curl -x "http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@v6-dc.flashproxy.io:50" https://api.ipify.org# SOCKS5
curl -x "socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@v6-dc.flashproxy.io:51" https://api.ipify.orgRequest parameters
IPv6 Datacenter is US-only, so there's no country parameter to set. Two options are still available, encoded into the username:
| Parameter | Format | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sticky session | time-<minutes>-session-<id> | time-30-session-a1b2c3d4 | Up to 120 min; omit for a rotating IP |
| Pin a specific IP | see Geo-targeting | — | Target one exact IPv6 address from the pool |
For the complete reference — every accepted value — see the API reference.
Examples
# Rotating — a fresh IPv6 each request
curl -x "http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@v6-dc.flashproxy.io:50" https://api.ipify.org# Sticky — hold the same IP for 30 minutes
curl -x "http://USERNAME-time-30-session-a1b2c3d4:PASSWORD@v6-dc.flashproxy.io:50" https://api.ipify.orgSessions
Use rotating for maximum IP diversity or sticky to keep the same IP across a session — see Rotating & sticky.
Pricing
Per-GB, with volume discounts as you scale, and a time-based Unlimited tier. See IPv6 Datacenter pricing.
Quickstart
- Buy an IPv6 Datacenter plan in the dashboard.
- Copy your username and password.
- Use the connection string above.