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Mobile supports two targeting modifiers: country- and asn-. State and city targeting are not available on mobile.

Format

Username: <base>-country-<cc>[-asn-<num>]
Password: <your password>

Country targeting

Use any supported ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code. Lowercase.
# US mobile IP
curl -x "http://adminmobile-country-us:mobpass123@pr-us.proxies.fo:13337" \
  https://api.ipify.org

# Germany mobile IP
curl -x "http://adminmobile-country-de:mobpass123@pr-eu.proxies.fo:13337" \
  https://api.ipify.org

Carrier (ASN) targeting

asn-<number> pins your IP to a specific mobile carrier by its Autonomous System Number. Useful for testing content delivery, ad targeting, or app behaviour specific to a carrier’s network.
# Verizon Wireless (ASN 6167)
curl -x "http://adminmobile-country-us-asn-6167:mobpass123@pr-us.proxies.fo:13337" \
  https://api.ipify.org

# T-Mobile USA (ASN 21928)
curl -x "http://adminmobile-country-us-asn-21928:mobpass123@pr-us.proxies.fo:13337" \
  https://api.ipify.org

Common US mobile carrier ASNs

ASNCarrier
6167Verizon Wireless
21928T-Mobile USA
20057AT&T Mobility
22394Cellco / Verizon
Find the ASN for any mobile IP using whois, bgp.he.net, or ipinfo.io.
Carrier ASN availability depends on the active pool. If an ASN has no IPs available, you’ll receive a 454 invalid asn response — drop the asn- modifier to use any carrier in that country.

Sessions

Mobile supports sticky sessions with the same session- + ttl- (minutes) format as residential:
adminmobile-country-us-session-5s5d4xud-ttl-15:mobpass123
See Residential → Sessions for the full mechanics — they’re identical on mobile.

Quick-copy host:port:user:pass

pr-us.proxies.fo:13337:adminmobile-country-us:mobpass123
pr-eu.proxies.fo:13337:adminmobile-country-de:mobpass123
pr-us.proxies.fo:13337:adminmobile-country-us-asn-6167:mobpass123
pr-us.proxies.fo:13337:adminmobile-country-us-asn-21928:mobpass123
pr-us.proxies.fo:13337:adminmobile-country-us-session-5s5d4xud-ttl-15:mobpass123