For players abroad, alt-account players and owners
Play on servers abroad from a local home line and team up with friends there, with every premium account on its own fixed IP.
Java Edition reaches the SOCKS5 exit through a proxy client; long-term IPs are leased monthly and never change mid-lease, short-term IPs last 1–24 hours from packs.
The big server networks sit in North America and Europe, and Japan, Korea and Brazil each have busy local scenes. Pick the country of the servers you play or run, and your main account's exit stays there for the lease.
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Netherlands
Poland
Brazil
Japan
South Korea
Australia
SingaporeUnited States Home of many minigame and large survival networks, so main accounts often live here; city-level exits subject to availability United States residential IPs Germany Plenty of EU servers are hosted in German data centres, so EU players and owners often put their exit here Germany residential IPs Japan Busy Japanese servers and build communities; join and sign in from a Japanese home line Japan residential IPs Brazil A big Portuguese-language server scene; join from a Brazilian exit when you play with friends there Brazil residential IPs Overseas servers, several accounts, joining from a new PC or on the road, and a fixed address for your server panel each get the exit that suits them.
Play on North American, European or Japanese servers? Hand the game client's connection to a home-broadband exit in that country: you join from where the server is, on a more direct and steadier route for long evenings.
Native ISP IPMain, build and minigame accounts sign in separately, each premium account tied to a residential IP that never changes. Sign-in locations stay consistent, accounts stay apart, and a new PC still joins from the same exit.
Long-term static IPA new PC at home or a laptop on the road: bring the proxy client rules along and the premium account still joins from its fixed IP, so servers that only admit known addresses never need you re-registered.
Long-term static IPPanel, RCON and database admit one datacenter IP, so staff sign in through it from anywhere; before a major update, server owners join once from their main player countries on short-term IPs.
Datacenter IPAccounts you sign in to daily take long-term fixed IPs, a few days abroad take short-term IPs, big downloads go to a bandwidth plan and the owner panel gets its own datacenter IP.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily play on a main account | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | You play on the same server abroad for months and sign in every day. | Pick the server's country; renewing keeps the same IP. |
| Second and build accounts | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | Several premium accounts are online at once at home or in a team. | One IP per account; broadcast residential IPs cost less per month. |
| A few days on another country’s server | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | Friends abroad invite you to their country’s server for a few days. | One IP per country, 1–24 hours each; packs don’t expire. |
| Modpack and map downloads | Dynamic residential · Bandwidth100Mbps / $980/30 days | You pull big modpacks, mods and world downloads often, updating several PCs at once. | Dedicated bandwidth, unmetered under fair use, billed per 30 days. |
| Server owner panel | Datacenter IP$3/IP/month | Panel, RCON and database need one fixed allowed address. | A datacenter IP stays fixed, so the allow rule is set once. |
Most players start by joining servers abroad straight from home broadband; add accounts and distance and the trouble starts.
| Aspect | Home broadband, direct | NexIP local exit |
|---|---|---|
| Route | Cross-border, routed however your ISP decides | Joins from home broadband in the server's country |
| Several accounts | All crowded onto one home IP | Every account keeps its own fixed IP |
| Sign-in location | Moves whenever you change networks or travel | Stays in one country for the whole lease |
| Another country’s server | Only from home, the long way round | An exit in the server’s country, 195+ to choose from |
Accounts take long-term static IPs, the odd server trip takes short-term IPs, modpack downloads take a bandwidth plan and owner panels a datacenter IP.
Main accounts on servers abroad: a local ISP home-broadband IP, renewed monthly at the same address.
One exit per second or build account at a lower monthly price, for players and teams with many accounts.
A few days on another country’s server: 1–24 hours per IP; packs don’t expire.
Heavy modpack, mod and map downloads: dedicated bandwidth instead of per-GB billing, even with several PCs updating at once.
The allow-listed address for your panel, RCON and database; ops scripts use it too.
The game client uses a SOCKS5 proxy, web pages and scripts use HTTP/HTTPS, with username/password or IP-allowlist auth.
Before launching, check the exit IP and its country, and start the game once it matches the server you're joining.
curl -x socks5h://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/In a proxy client on your PC, add a per-app rule for javaw.exe: Java Edition joins leave through the SOCKS5 exit while the browser and other apps connect directly as usual.
# per-app rule in a proxy client
app: javaw.exe
proxy: socks5://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORTThe panel, RCON and database accept a single datacenter static IP, so the allowlist holds one address and every config change traces back.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT \
https://example.com/panelThree things: players join overseas servers from the server’s own country on a steadier route; players with several premium accounts give each one a fixed IP; server owners give the staff panel one fixed allow-listed address.
For months on one server, take a native ISP IP in the server's country (From $5/IP/month), leased monthly and unchanged, so you join from the same local exit every day. For a weekend on another country's server, a short-term IP (From $0.17/IP) is enough.
One per account. Use a native ISP IP for the main account and lower-priced broadcast residential IPs ($4/IP/month) for second and build accounts. Each keeps its own exit, so sign-in histories stay clean and a shared network never ties the accounts together.
Java Edition connects through a proxy client on your PC: point a rule for javaw.exe at the SOCKS5 proxy address and joins leave through the exit. JVM proxy flags in the launcher only cover sign-in and web requests, not server joins. Bedrock Edition plays over UDP, so ask live chat which setup suits your device before you buy.
Export the proxy client rules and import them on the new PC, pointing javaw.exe at the same SOCKS5 exit; with username and password auth, any network you connect from works.
Country targeting is standard; city and ASN targeting are subject to availability. For most servers the country is enough; ask live chat if you need a specific city.
Long-term static IPs are leased monthly (From $3/IP/month), short-term IPs come in packs (From $0.17/IP), and rotating residential bills per GB (From $0.8/GB) or by 30-day bandwidth plan (100Mbps / $980/30 days). Bandwidth exits in the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan and Korea need the Flagship plan.
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