IP address and location
Your public IP address is the network address shown to the site for this request. It will usually change when you connect through a different route. If it doesn’t, check your client’s connection status and whether your browser is following the intended proxy rules.
Location data comes from an IP database and may differ from the route name or the actual data center location. Platforms may use different databases, so also check the location shown within the platform.
Internet service provider
The ISP field helps identify the network operator associated with an address. When using an international route, it may show the exit network provider rather than your local internet provider.
This name alone cannot confirm whether an address is a native, residential, or dedicated IP, nor whether a particular content platform supports access from it.
Proxy status
This field comes from the API’s detection data. A detected proxy does not mean your connection is faulty; no proxy detected does not mean all your device’s traffic is being routed as intended.
If the API doesn’t provide this field, the page will say it’s temporarily unavailable rather than treating missing data as “no proxy detected.” To verify your setup, also check your client rules and the destination service.