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# Where Can I Find and Use My Proxies After Purchase?

After completing your purchase, log in to the SK5Data dashboard to view and use your purchased proxy resources.

The location varies depending on the proxy product:

| Proxy Product                             | Where to Find It                                               |
| ----------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Residential Proxies                       | Residential Proxies → Usage Settings                           |
| Long-Term Static ISP Proxies              | Long-Term Static ISP → Proxy List                              |
| Unlimited Residential Proxies (Bandwidth) | Unlimited Residential Proxies → Bandwidth → Configuration List |
| Unlimited Residential Proxies (Ports)     | Unlimited Residential Proxies → Ports → Port List              |

#### How to Get Started

1. Log in to the SK5Data dashboard.
2. Navigate to the purchased proxy product.
3. View your active plan or available proxy resources.
4. Obtain the proxy connection details using the authentication method supported by the product.
5. Configure the proxy information in your browser, proxy tool, or application.

**Note:** Residential Proxies and Unlimited Residential Proxies (Bandwidth) typically require you to generate proxy connection details before use. Long-Term Static ISP Proxies and Unlimited Residential Proxies (Ports) allow you to view assigned IP addresses or ports directly in their respective resource lists.

For detailed setup instructions, please refer to the **Quick Start** guide for the corresponding product.


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