What format should I use to paste proxy details into MoreLogin?

MoreLogin offers flexible input. You can manually fill the IP, port, username, and password fields. Alternatively, if you have a standard ip:port:login:pass string, paste the entire line directly into the Proxy Host box—the browser will parse the data and assign it to the correct fields automatically.

Should I select SOCKS5 or HTTP for my MoreLogin proxy configuration?

We recommend SOCKS5 for all persistent profiles. It transfers data at the transport layer without appending extra HTTP headers and natively supports UDP traffic. This setup keeps WebRTC routing clean and ensures fast QUIC/HTTP3 connections.

How do I rotate mobile proxies via an API link in MoreLogin?

Locate the "Change IP URL" field in the MoreLogin proxy settings menu. Paste the rotation API link provided in your CyberYozh App dashboard. Once saved, you can trigger a fresh carrier IP address directly from the browser interface with a single click.

How long can I maintain a sticky session on rotating residential proxies?

CyberYozh App rotating residential pools let you lock a sticky session for up to 24 hours. For profiles that require the exact same IP address over multiple weeks (like Amazon seller accounts), assign a static ISP residential proxy instead.

Why does MoreLogin show an error during the proxy detection test?

A failed proxy test usually indicates a typo or a dropped connection. Double-check your credentials for trailing spaces and confirm that the selected protocol (SOCKS5 or HTTP) matches your plan. If you are using a mobile proxy, trigger a new IP address via your rotation link and run the test again.

What is the fastest way to generate proxies for dozens of MoreLogin profiles?

Use the Mass Credentials Generator inside the CyberYozh App platform to export formatted proxy lists with specific city targeting and 24-hour session tokens in seconds. Pre-validate those exported IPs through the Fraud Score checker to ensure a clean risk profile before assigning them to your browser instances.

Proxy settings in MoreLogin

MoreLogin is a multi-profile browser widely used by Web3 teams, e-commerce operators, and affiliate marketers. Its core features include "Real Canvas" hardware parameter isolation, code architecture audited by SlowMist, and built-in ScamSniffer anti-phishing alerts for working with crypto wallets.

Browser-level isolation only solves half the task. Every profile relies on clean external IP addresses to maintain session continuity and regional consistency across target platforms.

In this guide, we break down which network infrastructure to choose for specific workflows and how to complete your MoreLogin proxy setup step by step.

Which MoreLogin proxy fits your workflow

Selecting the right MoreLogin proxy depends on how your target platform evaluates incoming connections. A mismatch at the network layer triggers verification loops or session drops.

1. Residential proxies (Static ISP and Rotating): Web3, e-commerce, and market research

Static ISP residential proxies: Dedicated static IP addresses leased from real home internet service providers (starting from $5.29/month with unlimited traffic). They are the primary choice for Web3 operations (Airdrops, CoinList, crypto exchanges), e-commerce seller stores (Amazon, eBay), and payment processors. Follow a strict "1 Profile = 1 Static IP" rule so your session address never changes mid-transaction.
Rotating residential proxies: Connect MoreLogin to an expanding pool of over 100 million residential IPs across 195+ countries with free city-level geo-targeting. Pay-as-you-go pricing starts at $4/GB (3 GB minimum package, scaling down to $2.5/GB at 100 GB), and unused bandwidth automatically rolls over to the next billing month (Traffic Rollover). You can rotate IPs per request for data collection or lock sticky sessions for up to 24 hours, making rotating residential proxies a flexible MoreLogin proxy option for localized ad verification, regional QA testing, and multi-step onboarding.

2. Mobile proxies (LTE/4G/5G): Social platforms and Google workflows

What they are: Real carrier IPs routed through physical LTE/4G/5G modems (starting from $1.7/day with unlimited traffic).
Use case: Social networks (Facebook, TikTok, X/Twitter), account onboarding and registration QA (Discord, Gmail), and multi-threaded Google SERP scraping.
Why: Cellular networks operate on CGNAT technology, where thousands of real smartphone users share a single external IPv4 address. Social platforms and Google anti-fraud filters treat these carrier connections with high trust while unlimited bandwidth prevents per-gigabyte budget drain. When managing multiple client profiles on X or Discord sequentially, use private mobile proxies and trigger a fresh IP via an API rotation link before each session.

3. Datacenter proxies: High-speed technical tasks

What they are: Dedicated server IPs from corporate hosting providers (starting from $1.77/month).
Verdict: Suited for high-speed public data parsing, API testing, or sites without strict ASN filters. We do not recommend datacenter subnets for trust-sensitive account profiles in MoreLogin.

Preparing credentials for your MoreLogin proxy setup

For stable profile connections and full UDP protocol support, deploy private channels from the all-in-one CyberYozh App platform.

After selecting a plan, copy your connection credentials from your personal account. If your team manages dozens of profiles, use the built-in Mass Credentials Generator to export bulk rotating residential proxy lists with custom country/city targeting and 24-hour sticky session tokens in seconds. You will need:

Host: IP address (e.g., 172.98.60.180)
Port: Port number (e.g., 58763)
Username: Proxy login
Password: Proxy password

Pre-flight risk evaluation: Adopt a Risk Evaluation Before Execution workflow. Before binding an IP address to a MoreLogin profile, run it through the CyberYozh Fraud Score checker in the dashboard or via API to verify its reputation across anti-fraud databases.

Fig. 1. Screenshot of the CyberYozh platform interface, showing the location of the proxy server connection data. The image displays fields for IP address (Host), port (Port), Username, and Password.

Step-by-step MoreLogin proxy configuration

MoreLogin includes a built-in proxy manager that lets you save verified IPs once and assign them across different browser profiles.

Step 1. Creating a new browser profile in MoreLogin

Launch MoreLogin and click the "+ New Profile" button. Tip: Select "Advanced Create" instead of "Quick Create" to control all hardware fingerprint and network parameters.

Fig. 2. MoreLogin multi-profile browser interface.

Fig. 3. MoreLogin browser interface, showing the main profile creation window.

Step 2. Opening the MoreLogin proxy manager

You can paste credentials directly inside the profile settings, or add them to the central manager first.

In the profile creation window, locate the Proxy section.
Click the "Proxy Management" button (or Add Proxy depending on your app version).
The proxy configuration window will open.

Fig. 4. Proxy settings interface in the MoreLogin browser, start screen.

Step 3. Entering MoreLogin proxy credentials (SOCKS5 and UDP)

Fill in the fields with the connection details from your CyberYozh dashboard:

Proxy Type: Select SOCKS5. This protocol operates at the transport layer and supports UDP traffic, which keeps QUIC/HTTP3 connections, media streams, and WebRTC routing stable.
Proxy Host: Your assigned IP address.
Proxy Port: Your assigned port.
Username / Password: Your authorization credentials.

After entering the details, click the "Proxy detection" button. Once the connection test passes, click Confirm (Add).

Fig. 5. Proxy settings interface in the MoreLogin browser. Examples of filling in the fields are displayed, demonstrating the format for entering data to connect to the proxy server.

Step 4. Binding the saved proxy to your MoreLogin profile

Return to the profile creation window.

In the Proxy Option section, select the "Saved Proxy" tab.
Pick the verified proxy you just added from the list.
Click OK or Confirm.

This IP address is now bound to your isolated browser profile.

Fig. 6. MoreLogin browser interface, showing the window for assigning a proxy to a profile. The image shows the "Saved proxies" tab containing previously saved proxy server settings, with the option to select and confirm via the "Confirm" button.

Launching the profile and verifying your MoreLogin proxy connection

Click Start next to the created profile in the main workspace list.

Fig. 7. MoreLogin browser interface, showing a configured profile with a connected proxy server.

A browser window will open. Before logging into Web3 wallets, ad accounts, or e-commerce stores, verify that your browser fingerprint and network parameters align. Open browserleaks.com/ip or whoer.net.

Verification checklist:

IP Address: Must match the proxy IP assigned in your CyberYozh dashboard.
WebRTC: Must display the proxy IP rather than your local network address.
Geolocation & Timezone: Must match the country flag and region of your proxy.

Fig. 8. BrowserLeaks website interface, displaying the results of checking the configured proxy connection.

When all network indicators match your target region, your profile is ready for operation.

Scaling MoreLogin workflows with the CyberYozh App platform

A properly configured MoreLogin proxy keeps your isolated browser profiles consistent across long sessions when paired with accurate hardware fingerprint settings.

For Web3 wallets, crypto exchanges, and e-commerce stores, assign Static ISP Residential Proxies (from $5.29/month).
For localized ad verification, regional QA, and scalable data collection, deploy Rotating Residential Proxies (100M+ IPs across 195+ countries, $4/GB with a 3 GB minimum, automatic traffic rollover, and 24-hour sticky sessions).
For social media accounts, Gmail/Discord onboarding, and Google SERP scraping, use Mobile LTE/5G Proxies (from $1.7/day with unlimited traffic and CGNAT trust).

Instead of juggling separate vendors, manage your entire workflow inside one platform. Combine high-trust proxy channels and UDP support with pre-flight Fraud Score checks, virtual cards, and SMS activation numbers for account verification in the CyberYozh App catalog.