Blockchain scraper proxy: pipelines without rate-limit walls
On-chain data sits behind explorer rate limits and RPC quota walls. Public RPCs throttle; Etherscan caps. A blockchain scraper proxy that swaps the exit on every request hands your pipeline the bandwidth it actually needs — a scraper's throughput with a phone's trust profile.
Per-IP rate limits are the real ceiling
Block-by-block scraping, address-history dumps and token-transfer indexing are all rate-limited per IP. Pull a fresh exit on each request and the per-IP limit stops being your problem.
Etherscan, BscScan, Arbiscan
Every explorer endpoint caps requests per IP. A rotate-per-request pool means each call lands on a new mobile exit, so an indexer pulling the same contract block after block never trips the per-IP throttle.
DEX aggregator & explorer APIs
Dexscreener, GeckoTerminal, DexTools, Birdeye and the chain-specific scanners enforce per-IP quotas and throw a captcha the second one IP looks too hungry. Swap the exit on each call and your indexer keeps pulling fresh pair data, liquidity and trade history without queueing behind a challenge page.
RPC fan-out without one node bottlenecking you
Public Alchemy, Infura and QuickNode endpoints meter by IP and by key. Spread eth_call, getLogs and trace requests across a pool of mobile exits and you fan out to several providers at once while staying inside each one's compute-unit budget. ETH, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, BSC and Solana RPCs all behave the same way.
Built for on-chain data pipelines
Rotate per request
A fresh exit on every call — no sticky overhead, no per-IP rate wall to route around.
High concurrency
Run as many concurrent exits as you have IPs — add more to the pool and explorer scraping plus RPC fan-out scale with it.
Sticky pool for mempool
Hold N stable connections from N distinct IPs when you need low-latency mempool or MEV monitoring.
Carrier-grade trust
Real 4G/5G ranges blend into normal mobile traffic instead of getting range-banned on the first burst.
Scraper proxy at a glance
Blockchain scraper proxy questions
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Match the pool to your request volume
Sizing a pipeline
Your concurrency ceiling is just how many IPs you run, so the math is simple: more exits, more parallel requests. Size the pool against your request volume on the pricing page, then create an account and spin up your first scrapers.
Test a live proxy before you pay
Spin up one real Polish mobile IP for an hour — no card, no checkout. Point it at your target, confirm it does the job, then move to a plan only if it earns it.