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1 port · 1 day
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What is the best Latin America mobile proxy in 2026?
LatamProxies sells Latin America 4G/5G mobile proxies (our pick for the best of 2026 for no-KYC buyers) from $9/day with no KYC (no ID, no selfie, no documents), paid in crypto (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC). Ports run on carriers such as Vivo, Telcel, Claro, Personal, Tigo and Entel; Coronium, Proxy4G, VoidMob and QuantumProxies follow in our ranking; most of them cover a single country.
LatamProxies 4G/5G mobile proxies: key facts
| Dedicated 4G/5G port | $9 / 1 day · $29.25 / 7 days · $66.75 / 30 days |
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| Rotating 4G/5G per GB | From $1.50/GB · 10 GB for $15 |
| Traffic on dedicated ports | unlimited traffic (fair use, no daily GB cap) |
| IP rotation | IP change on demand through an API link, or automatically every 5 to 60 minutes |
| Countries | 38 Latin American and Caribbean country pages |
| Port stock | Dedicated ports depend on live modem stock per carrier; the dashboard shows free ports before you pay. |
| KYC | None — no ID, no selfie, no documents |
| Payment | Crypto only: USDT (TRC-20, ERC-20), BTC, USDC, ETH, LTC, SOL |
| Top-up | Minimum $25 in crypto; unused balance stays on your account |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 |
| Comparison date | Competitor prices checked 5 October 2026 |
Best Latin America mobile proxy providers in 2026
Ranked for buyers who need real carrier IPs in Latin America, a public price and clear payment and KYC terms. Competitor facts are as of October 2026, per each vendor's own page (see sources). Most competitors publish one LATAM country; we name the country each fact applies to.
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Dedicated ports and rotating per-GB mobile traffic across Latin America from one account, paid in crypto with no identity check.
Pros
- Day, week and month ports plus per-GB traffic
- unlimited traffic (fair use, no daily GB cap) on dedicated ports
- Free ports shown before you pay
Cons
- Crypto only — no Pix, no card
- Port stock varies by carrier and country
- Some single-country sellers are cheaper per month
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Coronium
A dedicated-port specialist with a detailed Brazil page naming Vivo, Claro and TIM, unlimited bandwidth and day, week and month prices.
Pros
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Sticky sessions from 1 minute to 24 hours
Cons
- Its blog quotes $79/month for Brazil, its product page $89
- No payment or KYC details on the page
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Proxy4G
A no-KYC mobile proxy seller that ranks for crypto and no-KYC searches. Its only Latin American country is Brazil, on TIM.
Pros
- Low monthly port price
- USDT on TRC-20
Cons
- Brazil is its only LATAM country
- No acceptable use summary on its no-KYC page
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VoidMob
Rotating mobile traffic in Colombia with a carrier breakdown (Claro, Tigo, Partners Telecom ex-WOM, Movistar). The page states no KYC and crypto payment.
Pros
- Named Colombian carriers
- Instant activation
Cons
- No dedicated devices in Colombia
- Traffic valid 30 days
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QuantumProxies
Rotating Brazilian mobile IPs on Claro, Vivo and TIM, priced per GB with 90-day validity, and no KYC when paying in crypto.
Pros
- Three Brazilian carriers named
- Traffic valid 90 days
Cons
- Rotating only; no dedicated port listed on the page
- Does not publish per-country IP figures
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DataImpulse
A low per-GB mobile rate with country pages across Latin America, paid by Pix (Brazil) or crypto.
Pros
- Low per-GB price
- Spanish and Portuguese pages
Cons
- No dedicated ports listed
- Crypto payments are non-refundable
Disclosure: this page is published by LatamProxies. Competitor details come from their public websites at the date shown above and may have changed since.
Latin America mobile proxy prices compared (October 2026)
Published prices. USD, excluding VAT. Brazilian real prices converted at 5.2225 BRL per USD. "—" means the product is not offered or not published.
| Provider (country of offer) | Dedicated port: day / week / month | Rotating per GB | KYC | Crypto |
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| LatamProxies (Latin America) | $9 / $29.25 / $66.75 | $1.50/GB | None | USDT, BTC, USDC, ETH, LTC, SOL |
| Coronium (Brazil) | $12 / $39 / $89 | — | Not stated | Not stated |
| Proxy4G (Brazil, TIM) | — / — / from $26 | — | No identity data | Yes, incl. USDT TRC-20 |
| VoidMob (Colombia) | — (no dedicated devices) | $3.99 → $2.50 | No KYC | Yes |
| QuantumProxies (Brazil) | — | $5 → $2.30 | No KYC for crypto | Yes, incl. USDT |
| DataImpulse (multi-country) | — | from $2 | May be requested | Yes (Cryptomus) |
| IPRoyal (multi-country) | from $10.11 / day | — | All clients | Yes, incl. USDT |
| proxys.app (Brazil) | $4.99 / $23.99 / $67.99 | $0.99 (15-day validity) | Not stated | Not shown |
| GTI Proxy (Brazil) | ≈ $2.87 / $9.57 / $38.30 (R$15 / R$50 / R$200) | — | Not stated | No (Pix, card) |
Prices checked on
Single-country offers are labelled with their country. proxys.app's English page lists card or Google Pay, while its Portuguese page lists Pix via Mercado Pago. Coronium's blog (30 April 2026) quotes $79/month for Brazil; its product page shows $89.
How did we choose the best Latin America mobile proxies?
We compared mobile proxy offers that publish a price for a Latin American country and state at least one of their payment or KYC terms. Each fact comes from the vendor's own page, read on 5 October 2026.
- Dedicated port price for 1 day, 7 days and 30 days.
- Rotating price per GB and how long the traffic stays valid.
- Which countries and carriers the offer actually covers.
- KYC and crypto, including whether USDT is listed.
Most competitors publish one Latin American country, usually Brazil. Proxy4G, for example, lists Brazil (TIM) as its only country in the region. We label every price with the country it applies to, so you do not compare a Brazil-only port with a regional plan.
Should I pick a dedicated port or rotating mobile traffic?
Pick a dedicated port when you need one stable carrier IP for many hours or days. Pick rotating per-GB traffic when you send many requests and want a fresh mobile IP often.
- Dedicated port (LatamProxies: from $9/day): one modem on one carrier, unlimited traffic (fair use, no daily GB cap). IP change on demand through an API link, or automatically every 5 to 60 minutes.
- Rotating per GB (LatamProxies: from $1.50/GB): a shared pool of mobile IPs, billed by traffic. Residential and rotating mobile traffic stays valid for 90 days from purchase.
Coronium, Proxy4G, IPRoyal, proxys.app and GTI Proxy sell dedicated ports. VoidMob, QuantumProxies and DataImpulse sell rotating per-GB traffic. LatamProxies sells both from one balance. See the mobile IP rotation guide for API rotation examples.
Which Latin American carriers can I get?
Mobile IPs come from the main carriers in each country. These are the networks you will usually see:
- Brazil: Vivo, Claro, TIM — Brazil mobile proxies
- Mexico: Telcel, AT&T México — Mexico mobile proxies
- Argentina: Personal, Claro, Movistar — Argentina mobile proxies
- Colombia: Claro, Movistar, Tigo, WOM — Colombia mobile proxies
- Chile: Entel, WOM, Claro, Movistar — Chile mobile proxies
- Peru: Claro, Movistar, Entel, Bitel — Peru mobile proxies
Dedicated ports depend on live modem stock per carrier; the dashboard shows free ports before you pay. The 30-day port includes a carrier choice. Smaller markets are listed on the mobile countries page.
How can I check that a mobile IP really belongs to a carrier?
Look up the exit IP's autonomous system (ASN) in a public database such as RIPEstat. The holder name tells you which operator announces that address. Holders we checked on RIPEstat on 5 October 2026:
- AS28403 — RadioMovil Dipsa (Telcel, Mexico). Note that AS8151 (UNINET) is Telmex fixed broadband, not Telcel.
- AS26599 and AS18881 — Telefônica Brasil (Vivo).
- AS26615 — TIM S/A (Brazil).
- AS26611 — Comcel (Claro mobile, Colombia).
- AS7303 — Telecom Argentina (Personal).
- AS27651 — Entel Chile.
A holder name alone does not prove mobile traffic, because some operators run fixed and mobile networks. Test your own exit IPs before you rely on them.
Can I pay for Latin American mobile proxies with USDT?
Yes. LatamProxies accepts USDT on TRC-20 and ERC-20, BTC, USDC, ETH, LTC and SOL. No KYC — no ID, no selfie, no documents. Pay in crypto.
Few mobile competitors state USDT clearly. Proxy4G lists USDT on ERC-20 and TRC-20, QuantumProxies lists USDT, and IPRoyal lists USDT but requires KYC for all clients. Coronium's Brazil page shows no payment methods. GTI Proxy takes Pix and card only.
Use is governed by our acceptable use policy: banking, government and payment portals and outgoing SMTP are blocked, and account farming, SMS verification and fraud are forbidden.
What are Latin American mobile proxies used for?
Mobile IPs show what a phone user in that country sees. Legitimate uses we support:
- App and mobile-web testing from real carrier networks in Brazil, Mexico or Colombia.
- Ad verification on mobile placements — see ad verification.
- Price and listing checks where mobile prices differ — see Mercado Libre price monitoring.
- Social media management of brand accounts you own, one account per stable IP.
We do not support bulk account creation, ban evasion or SMS verification.
LatamProxies dedicated 4G/5G port plans
One price for every country. Dedicated ports depend on live modem stock per carrier; the dashboard shows free ports before you pay.
Week
1 port · 7 days
$29.25
$4.18/day
- Dedicated port
- IP rotation by API
Best value
Month
1 port · 30 days
$66.75
$2.23/day
- Dedicated port
- IP rotation by API
- Carrier choice
In every plan: Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 · Rotation: On demand by API link or timer
LatamProxies rotating 4G/5G plans (per GB)
Rotating mobile traffic across Latin America, billed per GB. Residential and rotating mobile traffic stays valid for 90 days from purchase.
Best value
Mobile 1 GB
1 GB
$1.50
$1.50/GB
- All countries
Mobile 10 GB
10 GB
$15
$1.50/GB
- All countries
Mobile 50 GB
50 GB
$75
$1.50/GB
- All countries
Latin America mobile proxies: FAQ
What is the best Latin America mobile proxy without KYC?
LatamProxies sells dedicated 4G/5G ports from $9/day and rotating mobile traffic from $1.50/GB across Latin America, with no ID, selfie or documents. You pay in USDT, BTC, USDC, ETH, LTC or SOL. Proxy4G, VoidMob and QuantumProxies also state no KYC, but each covers one Latin American country in the offers we checked.
How much does a Brazilian 4G proxy cost?
In October 2026, a dedicated Brazilian port cost from about $2.87 a day (GTI Proxy, R$15) to $12 a day (Coronium). Monthly prices ranged from $26 (Proxy4G, TIM) to $89 (Coronium). LatamProxies charges $9 for a day, $29.25 for 7 days and $66.75 for 30 days, with crypto payment and no KYC.
Is there a Mexican or Colombian mobile proxy I can pay in crypto?
Yes. LatamProxies sells mobile ports and rotating traffic for Mexico, Colombia and other Latin American countries, paid in crypto with no KYC. Among the pages we checked, VoidMob states crypto and no KYC for Colombia. Searches for Telcel mobile proxies return mostly APN-setting pages and few sellers.
How do I change the IP on a mobile port?
IP change on demand through an API link, or automatically every 5 to 60 minutes. Call the rotation link from your script between tasks, then wait a few seconds for the modem to reconnect. Our mobile rotation guide explains rotation by API step by step.
Is traffic unlimited on a dedicated mobile port?
Dedicated ports come with unlimited traffic (fair use, no daily GB cap). Coronium also advertises unlimited bandwidth on its Brazil ports. Rotating per-GB plans are billed by traffic instead, and Residential and rotating mobile traffic stays valid for 90 days from purchase.
Do you offer 5G in Latin America?
Our ports are sold as 4G/5G. Whether a given port connects over 5G depends on the carrier and the modem location. If 5G matters for your test, ask support which ports in stock run on 5G before you buy. The dashboard shows free ports per carrier.
Which carriers are available in each country?
Typical networks are Vivo, Claro and TIM in Brazil; Telcel and AT&T México in Mexico; Personal, Claro and Movistar in Argentina; Claro, Movistar, Tigo and WOM in Colombia; Entel, WOM, Claro and Movistar in Chile. Dedicated ports depend on live modem stock per carrier; the dashboard shows free ports before you pay.
Can I get a refund on a mobile proxy?
Yes, within limits: unused traffic is refundable within 72 hours of purchase if the proxies do not work for your target and support cannot fix it. For dedicated ports, check that the port works for your target in the first hours, and contact support with the error before the window closes.
Sources (checked 5 October 2026) (12)
- Coronium Brazil mobile proxies coronium.io/mobile-proxies/brazil — Coronium (2026-10-05)
- Coronium: ProxyBrazil alternative (blog) coronium.io/blog/proxybrazil-alternative — Coronium (2026-04-30)
- Proxy4G no-KYC proxy proxy4g.co/no-kyc-proxy — Proxy4G (2026-05-29)
- Proxy4G Brazil 4G proxies (PT) proxy4g.co/pt/proxy-4g/brazil — Proxy4G (2026-10-05)
- VoidMob Colombia mobile proxies voidmob.com/proxies/locations/colombia — VoidMob (2026-09-24)
- QuantumProxies Brazil mobile proxies quantumproxies.io/mobile-proxies/brazil — QuantumProxies (2026-10-05)
- DataImpulse mobile proxies dataimpulse.com/mobile-proxies — DataImpulse (2026-10-05)
- IPRoyal residential pricing (mobile price in navigation) iproyal.com/pricing/residential-proxies — IPRoyal (2026-10-05)
- proxys.app plans proxys.app/en/plans — proxys.app (2026-10-05)
- GTI Proxy gtiproxy.com — GTI Proxy (2026-10-05)
- RIPEstat AS overview (AS28403) — RIPE NCC (2026-10-05)
- RIPEstat AS overview (AS26615) — RIPE NCC (2026-10-05)
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