To redeem a LokiProxy CDK, match the code from your completed order to the GB or IP product you bought, then check that product's allowance before generating connection details. LokiProxy's short-term IP FAQ directs CDKey holders to redeem on the proxy settings page.
Loki Proxy top-up: GB traffic or IP credits
The code activates a product allowance. It is separate from the host, port, username and password that your browser or application needs afterward.
| Check | GB traffic code | IP activation code |
|---|---|---|
| Product | LokiProxy Residential Traffic | LokiProxy IP Activation Keys |
| Allowance to check | Traffic in GB | IP extraction credits |
| What consumes it | Data transferred through the proxy | Extracting an IP for the first time |
| Setup choice | Rotating or sticky session | Select and extract addresses |
Other codes are listed under residential GB plans and IP activation keys.
How to redeem a LokiProxy CDK
Step 1
Reveal the delivered code
In your 27Proxy account, open Orders, select the completed order and choose Show code. Codes stay hidden until the order completes after payment confirmation. Check the product name and quantity before copying the code.
If the order is still pending, resolve its payment status first. For a missing delivered code or an order question, contact 27Proxy support with the order ID. Keep the code out of public messages and screenshots.
Step 2
Open the matching product
Sign in through LokiProxy's official website and open the product you ordered. Redeem a GB code in the residential traffic section. For short-term IPs, the provider's FAQ places redemption on the proxy settings page. Its CDKey generation instructions concern allocating Premium resources; use your delivered code rather than generating another one.
Step 3
Paste and submit the CDK
Once you have located the matching redemption form, copy the delivered code into it, keeping every character intact. Avoid copying the product title or spaces around the code. Check the signed-in account and selected product, then submit using the form's redemption control.
Step 4
Check the credited allowance
Compare the product allowance with the unit and quantity on your order: GB for traffic, or IP credits for extractions.
A product allowance is different from wallet funds. LokiProxy's Account & Orders guide describes its Wallet as funds used to purchase products. When checking a CDK top-up, look at the matching product's usage allowance.
LokiProxy sub-user credentials
LokiProxy's authentication guide states that it creates a default sub-user with a random password. You can use that sub-user or add a separate one for your project. These are proxy-access credentials; keep them separate from your website sign-in details.
Step 5
Add a sub-user if needed
The provider's guide says to open the proxy service, select Username/Password, then Sub-user Management and Add Sub-user. Enter a username and password, optionally set data limits and notes, set the status to Enabled, then select Submit. Choose this sub-user when generating the proxy details.
LokiProxy setup: location, session and proxy output
GB traffic setup
Step 6
Choose the location and session
The provider's residential setup guide covers rotating and high-purity residential services. It directs you to open the matching service, choose Username:Password and Proxy Setup, then select the country and any needed state, city or ASN setting.
The provider describes Rotating IP as changing the IP with each request and Sticky IP as allowing an IP duration to be set. A sticky session is useful when related requests need the same exit address.
Step 7
Generate the connection details
The same guide directs you to choose a Hostname and Sub-user. LokiProxy recommends the server nearest your network location. Select the output quantity and format, then choose Generate URL to display the list in Proxy Generator.
Short-term IP setup
Step 8
Select and extract an address
The short-term IP setup guide directs you to Proxy, then Short-Term Residential IPs, Username: Password and Proxy Setup. Choose the country, optional state or city, and a nearby host, then select the addresses you need. This product has no session-type selection.
LokiProxy states that credit is deducted when an IP is first extracted and documents reuse within 24 hours through the 24-Hour List while the address is available. An address can go offline during that period; the list's duration and the address's online lifetime are different things.
Proxy format and connection test
Step 9
Match the protocol and fields
Choose a protocol supported by both the service and your application. LokiProxy's short-term IP product page lists HTTP and SOCKS5 for IP access. A common import layout is host:port:user:pass; some tools use separate fields or another order. Copy the generated details together so the host, port and credentials belong to the same configuration.
Step 10
Run the application's connection check
Enter the details into a compatible browser extension or application's proxy settings and run its connection check. Confirm that the request completes before starting the task. Keep passwords and generated proxy strings out of shared logs. For the underlying request path, see how residential proxies work.
If a destination blocks proxy traffic, follow its access requirements or contact its support. A successful connection check establishes connectivity to the test destination, not acceptance by every website.
LokiProxy CDKey redemption errors
If you cannot redeem a LokiProxy CDK, compare the copied characters and product with your order. Save the displayed message before retrying. For missing credit, check which account and product you opened and whether the form reported success.
If credit is present but the connection fails, check the protocol, host, port and sub-user credentials. A timeout alone cannot identify the cause. Send dashboard questions to LokiProxy's help channel and order-delivery questions to 27Proxy support.
FAQ
Do unused LokiProxy IP credits expire?
No. LokiProxy's short-term IP FAQ says unused IP credits never expire. It deducts credit when you first extract an IP. This rule concerns IP credits in the account.
What should I check after a LokiProxy top-up?
Check the matching product's allowance against your order's unit and quantity. A product allowance is different from Wallet funds, which LokiProxy describes as funds used to purchase products.
What should I check before redeeming another code?
Check the account, product and existing allowance first. Keep each code paired with its order, and check the credited quantity after each submission so you can identify which top-up needs attention.
GB or IP key: which do I need?
Choose GB for a traffic allowance or an IP key for extraction credits. LokiProxy's setup guides describe rotating or sticky sessions for GB traffic and address selection without a session-type choice for short-term IPs.
Where should I check my remaining LokiProxy traffic?
Check the matching product's usage allowance rather than the Wallet balance. Remaining GB measures data available to transfer; remaining IP credits count first extractions available. A small request uses traffic on a GB plan; extracting an address uses credit on the IP plan.