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Which Proxy, Anti-Detect Browser and VPS Services Accept Alipay, WeChat Pay or USDT?

Payment methods for 15 proxy, anti-detect browser and VPS providers: who takes Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay or USDT, plus the refund and auto-renewal catches.

IPTested Editorial · ·Updated 2026-10-28 ·4 min read

If your team is based in mainland China, or you simply don't keep a foreign-currency credit card for business tools, the first question about a provider isn't price. It's whether you can pay at all. For many buyers that means Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay or a stablecoin such as USDT.

This page collects the payment methods listed by 15 providers we cover across proxies, anti-detect browsers and VPS hosting. Everything comes from the providers' own sites, checked on 2026-10-05. Payment options change often, so treat this as a shortlist and confirm on the checkout page before you commit.

Quick answer

In total, 7 of the 18 list Alipay and 3 list WeChat Pay. None of the anti-detect browsers or VPS hosts in our list currently names either one.

The full payment table

Provider Category Payment methods listed
IPFoxy Proxies Alipay, WeChat Pay, PayPal, card, USDT, BTC
LTESocks Proxies Visa/Mastercard, PayPal, Alipay, WeChat Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, crypto and more
ProxyWing Proxies PayPal, card, WeChat Pay, 100+ cryptocurrencies
DataImpulse Proxies Alipay, Visa/Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, crypto
Thordata Proxies Alipay, PayPal, Visa/Mastercard/Amex
Novada Proxies Visa/Mastercard/Amex/Discover, PayPal, Alipay, Pix, BTC, USDT and other crypto
Proxy-Seller Proxies PayPal, Visa/Mastercard, BTC, USDT, USDC and more
Webshare Proxies Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover
PrivateProxy Proxies PayPal, Visa/Mastercard/Amex; BTC for large orders only
Proxy6 Proxies Not listed
AdsPower Anti-detect PayPal, card, UnionPay, USDT, BTC, ETH
GoLogin Anti-detect PayPal, card, crypto and some regional methods
AlphaVPS VPS Card, PayPal, crypto
DMIT VPS Not listed
BandwagonHost VPS Card, PayPal

"Not listed" means the public pages we checked don't state payment methods. It doesn't mean the provider refuses a given method. For Proxy6 and DMIT, create an account and look at the checkout before assuming anything.

A few patterns stand out:

  • Proxy providers are the most flexible. Every proxy provider with a published list takes cards, and most add PayPal plus at least one crypto option.
  • Webshare and BandwagonHost are the narrowest. Webshare's pricing page lists cards only; BandwagonHost lists card and PayPal.

The crypto refund catch

Crypto is convenient, especially for cross-border teams, but several providers exclude it from refunds or restrict it:

Provider What the provider states
DataImpulse No refunds on crypto payments
GoLogin Pricing page (checked 2026-10-27) lists 7-day free returns on paid plans; crypto refunds aren't addressed, so ask first
AlphaVPS 14-day refund on an unused first order, excluding promos, crypto and orders from China
PrivateProxy Crypto has order minimums and is non-refundable

Separately, AdsPower states no refunds after purchase, regardless of payment method.

The practical rule: on a first purchase, while you're still finding out whether a service fits, pay with a method that keeps a refund open, usually card, PayPal or Alipay where accepted. Switch to crypto once you know you're staying. And if a provider's refund terms are unclear (IPFoxy's are not clearly stated on its site), ask support in writing before a large order.

Card auto-renewals

Subscriptions paid by card or PayPal frequently renew automatically. Novada, for example, notes that its residential plans expire after 30 days and auto-renew on cards.

Two habits prevent surprise charges:

  1. Right after paying, open the billing section of your account and check whether auto-renew is on. Turn it off if you only wanted a test.
  2. Put the refund deadline in your calendar. Some windows are very short: Webshare's is 2 days with low usage, and Novada's is 24 hours if the plan is unused.

Invoices and company payments

If you're paying on behalf of a company, two questions matter more than the payment method: can the provider issue an invoice with your company name and tax details, and does it accept bank transfer? Neither appears consistently on pricing pages, and we haven't verified them provider by provider. Ask support before you order and keep the reply.

Also follow your own company's and jurisdiction's rules on foreign-exchange and cross-border payments. We don't cover ways around payment controls.

Pre-payment checklist

  • The method you want actually appears at checkout (published lists go stale)
  • You know whether that method affects your refund rights, especially crypto
  • You know whether the plan auto-renews and how to switch it off
  • The refund window and conditions are written down
  • If you need an invoice, support has confirmed the company name and tax ID fields
  • The payment complies with your local foreign-exchange and payment rules

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