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# IP Whitelist

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### Sign Up / Log In

Visit the official SK5Data website and click **Sign Up** in the upper-right corner to create an account.

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### Purchase a Plan

Navigate to **Proxies → Pricing → Unlimited Residential Proxies (Bandwidth)** to access the purchase page.

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### Add IP to Whitelist

Navigate to Proxies → Residential Proxies → Proxy Settings → IP Whitelist, then open the whitelist management panel on the right.

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Add an IP address based on the device you are using:

* **For Your Current Device:** Click **Quick Add** next to your current IP address, or use **One-Click Whitelist** on the API Extraction page.
* **For Servers or Other Devices:** Click **Add New IP**, enter the device's public IP address, optionally add a remark, and then click **Confirm** to add it.

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After successfully adding the IP address, close the whitelist management panel and continue configuring the API extraction parameters.

**Note:** If you are calling the API from a server, add the server's public outbound IP address instead of your current computer's IP address. If the outbound IP address changes, you will need to add the new IP address to the whitelist.

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### Get API Link

#### 1. Configure Extraction Settings

On the **API Extraction** page, configure the following parameters under **Extraction Settings**:

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#### 2. Generate Proxy Link

Once the configuration is complete, the **Proxy Link** below will update automatically. No additional generation step is required.

#### 3. Copy or Open Link

Click **Copy Link** to integrate the link into your script or application. Alternatively, click **Open Link** to view the returned proxy list in your browser.

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#### 4. Configure Proxies

Use the returned **IP** combinations in your target proxy tool or application.
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