IP Royal
This page will guide you on how to generate sticky and rotating proxies, Supported countries, other optional features, White labeling and FAQs regarding IP Royal APIs.
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This page will guide you on how to generate sticky and rotating proxies, Supported countries, other optional features, White labeling and FAQs regarding IP Royal APIs.
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Session ( add this under sticky proxy generation )
The _session- key instructs our routing system to either create or resolve a unique session for the connection. The value assigned to this key must be a random alphanumeric string, precisely 8 characters in length. This ensures the uniqueness and integrity of the session.
Lifetime ( add this under sticky proxy generation )
The _lifetime- key directs the router regarding the duration for which the session remains valid. The minimum duration is set at 1 second, and the maximum extends to 7 days. It is crucial to note the format here: only one unit of time can be specified. This parameter plays a pivotal role in defining the operational span of a sticky session, balancing between session stability and security needs.
Examples:
High-End Pool
When activated, the 'High-End Pool' option grants you access to the swiftest and most reliable proxies in our selection. Please be aware, however, that the trade-off for this enhanced quality is a smaller pool of available proxies than what is typically accessible.
To enable this feature, you will need to add the _streaming- key with value 1.
Example:
City
_city- is the key to target a city. The value should be the name of the city.
Additionally, it's essential to specify the country when targeting a specific city, as multiple countries may have cities with the same name.
Example:
State
_city- is the key to target a city. The value should be the name of the city.
Additionally, it's essential to specify the country when targeting a specific city, as multiple countries may have cities with the same name.
Example:
Generate proxy list using endpoint
Use this method to brand your proxies with your own domain/company name
To brand the proxies under your domain follow these steps:
Open the DNS configuration for your domain.
Create a C Name Record pointing to the domain.
IPRoyal (Default)
CNAME
12321
IPRoyalasia
CNAME
12322
IPRoyalEU
CNAME
12323
Whatever you enter in the name/host will decide the domain which points to our API IP.
An example on Godaddy is linked below:
What is Authorization?
This is a header value you provide with every request. We are using the Bearer token so send in the header like this: "Authorization: Bearer <your API token>"
Im getting this error: {"message":"username cannot be null or undefined.","timestamp":1634146255996} how do I fix it?
Make sure you have this "Content-Type": "application/json" header present in your requests.
Please check on how to send requests with headers in whichever languages you are using.
POST Request:
GET Request:
Thus if your domain is and you enter the host premium or whatever you want to call it pointing to the IPRoyal domain, your proxies will be formatted :port:user:pass
