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Pre-register your IP addresses to skip credential authentication entirely.

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How It Works

  1. Add your server IP to the whitelist in Dashboard
  2. Make requests from that IP — no username or password needed
  3. The proxy automatically identifies your subscription by IP

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Configuration

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Usage

From a whitelisted IP, simply point your client at the proxy — no credentials required:
Both authentication methods work on the same endpoint (gate.turnoxy.com:1318). If credentials are provided, password auth takes priority regardless of IP whitelist status.

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SOCKS5

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Adding IPs to Whitelist

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Step-by-Step

  1. Navigate to Dashboard
  2. Access IP Whitelist
    • Scroll to IP WHITELIST section
    • Click + ADD IP button
  3. Enter IP Details
    • IP Address (required): Enter your IPv4 address (e.g., 1.1.1.1)
    • Label (optional): Add a friendly name (e.g., Office_IP)
  4. Confirm
    • Click Add IP
    • IP takes effect immediately

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Quota Limits

  • Each subscription has a limit (typically 2 IPs)
  • Limit varies by plan tier
  • When quota is full, the + ADD IP button is disabled

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Removing IPs

  • Hover over an IP card to reveal the delete icon
  • Click the x icon to remove
  • Removal takes effect immediately
Each IP address can only be whitelisted by one subscription across the entire system. If you need to move an IP to a different subscription, remove it first.

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Differences from Password Auth

Since there is no username to embed parameters in, IP whitelist auth always uses the default pool with rotating IPs. If you need geo-targeting or sticky sessions, use password authentication.

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Use Cases

  • Static IP servers — No credentials in config files
  • Automation — Simplest possible configuration
  • CI/CD pipelines — Whitelist runner IPs

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Limitations

  • IPv4 only — IPv6 addresses not supported
  • Single IPs only — CIDR notation not supported
  • No proxy parameters — Country, session, TTL not available
  • Quota limits — 2 IPs per subscription (varies by plan)
  • Global uniqueness — Each IP can only be whitelisted once across all subscriptions