OkHttp (Java / Kotlin) · PROXY SETUP

OkHttp (Java / Kotlin) proxy setup

The HTTP client behind most Android and JVM apps. Point it at the Eveses residential pool with the configuration below — the geo lives in the username, so nothing else in your setup has to change to move country.

proxy.eveses.com:12321 · SOCKS5 on 32325 · 199 countries · from $7.35/GB

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OkHttp asks for proxy credentials through a `proxyAuthenticator`, and it is called again on every 407. Return null the second time or the client loops until it gives up.

Configuration

import okhttp3.*;
import java.net.*;

String creds = Credentials.basic(
    "eveses_user_country-us", "YOUR_PROXY_PASSWORD");

OkHttpClient client = new OkHttpClient.Builder()
    .proxy(new Proxy(Proxy.Type.HTTP, new InetSocketAddress("proxy.eveses.com", 12321)))
    .proxyAuthenticator((route, response) -> {
        // Give up after the first attempt, or this retries forever.
        if (response.request().header("Proxy-Authorization") != null) return null;
        return response.request().newBuilder()
            .header("Proxy-Authorization", creds).build();
    })
    .build();

Change country without touching OkHttp (Java / Kotlin)

Germanyeveses_user_country-de
Sticky 30 mineveses_user_country-de_session-ab12cd34_lifetime-30m

The geo and the session live in the username, not in the host or the port. Every configuration on this page stays exactly as it is when you move country — you edit one string. 199 countries are addressable, with city and state tokens inside most of them.

FAQ

How do I set a proxy in OkHttp (Java / Kotlin)?›
Point it at proxy.eveses.com on port 12321 for HTTP, or 32325 for SOCKS5, and authenticate with your Eveses proxy username and password. The exact syntax is in the snippet above. OkHttp asks for proxy credentials through a `proxyAuthenticator`, and it is called again on every 407. Return null the second time or the client loops until it gives up.
How do I choose the country OkHttp (Java / Kotlin) exits from?›
Append a geo token to the USERNAME rather than changing the host: eveses_user_country-de reaches Germany, eveses_user_country-us the United States. 199 countries are addressable this way, and city or state tokens narrow it further. Nothing else in your OkHttp (Java / Kotlin) configuration changes.
How do I keep the same IP across requests in OkHttp (Java / Kotlin)?›
Add a session token — eveses_user_country-us_session-ab12cd34_lifetime-30m — and every request carrying that username exits from the same address until the lifetime runs out. Drop the token and each request rotates to a fresh IP.
What does this cost?›
Residential traffic is billed by the gigabyte from your Eveses wallet: $7.35/GB at 1 GB, falling to $2.57/GB in volume. There is no per-tool charge, and the same credentials work in every tool at once.
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Run OkHttp (Java / Kotlin) through residential IPs

$7.35/GB at 1 GB, $2.57/GB in volume — same credentials in every tool.

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