Your brand account
Instagram’s ads reached 5.10 million people in Belgium in late 2025. Keep the account on a Belgian session of its own, within Instagram’s rules. Instagram setup.
Belgium mobile proxies on Telenet, Orange and Proximus for Dutch and French checks
Add -cc-be to a mobile login, and a session key keeps one Telenet, Orange or Proximus exit on your session for up to 6 hours; without one, the address may change with every request. Traffic costs $3.99 → $2.19 per GB, $0.50 above residential at each tier.
Active SIM cards12.69M
BIPT’s count at the end of 2025, machine SIMs left out; postpaid gained 318,729 cards in the year.
Data SIMs on 5G50%
5.83 million SIM cards sent some of their 2025 data over 5G, 1.11 million more than a year before.
Independent MVNOs6.3%
Lyca Mobile, Digi, Yoin and others outside the three groups, up 0.6 points in 2025.
3G switched offJuly 2025
BIPT reports 3G fully phased out since that month. Devices without 4G still use 2G.
The market
Three network groups and the brands they sell under
Belgian phones run on the networks of Proximus, Orange and Telenet, and each group also sells under other names: Scarlet and Mobile Vikings belong to Proximus, VOO to Orange, BASE to Telenet. With those brands the three held about 93.7% of active SIM cards at the end of 2025. BIPT’s chart puts Proximus first and Orange second; Telenet lost 0.6 points and stayed in a 20 to 30% band.
Virtual operators share the remaining 6.3%; Digi, which started in December 2024, had 91,000 customers a year later. Prepaid cards fell by 196,290 in 2025. Telecom providers must identify each prepaid buyer, a duty BASE describes as one of the Belgian government’s anti-terrorism measures.
Carriers
Belgian operators, their brands and the ASNs a lookup shows
BIPT gives Telenet’s SIM share as a band and ranks Proximus and Orange on a chart without figures. APNIC’s user shares include home lines, since each group runs phones and broadband on its main ASN.
| Operator and brands | ASN in a lookup | Active SIM cards, end of 2025 | Share of Belgian users | IPv6 | Mobile sample |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proximus, Scarlet, Mobile Vikings | AS5432 | Largest group | 43.93% | 85.7% | 2 |
| Orange, VOO | AS47377 | Second group | 17.39% | 22.0% | 4 |
| Telenet, BASE | AS6848 | 20–30% | 28.77% | 86.5% | 5 |
| Lycamobile | AS31404 | Part of the MVNOs’ 6.3% | 0.47% | 79.6% | 1 |
| Digi | AS25311 | Part of the MVNOs’ 6.3%; 91,000 customers | 0.25% | 46.5% | None |
SIM cards: BIPT, report on the 2025 market (10 July 2026), without machine-to-machine SIMs. Users: APNIC Labs, 25 October 2026; IPv6 capability: 26 October. The sample column is the 12 exits of our mobile login on 27 October 2026, no measure of how the pool divides.
Uses
Belgian apps and sites to open from a carrier IP
Belgian page views split almost evenly in September 2026: 49.63% from phones and 47.87% from desktops (StatCounter). In October Android had 54.56% of mobile page views and iOS 45.43%.
Snapchat campaigns
Snap’s ad tools counted 4.29 million users in Belgium. Look at the ads a phone on a Belgian network gets, in each language you run them.
TikTok in both languages
TikTok’s ads reached 4.03 million Belgian adults, 42.5% of the adult population. Review your own videos and ads with the app set to Dutch, then French.
Page posts and Messenger ads
Facebook’s ads reached 6.20 million people, Messenger’s 4.55 million. Preview what your own page shows to phones on Belgian networks.
One marketplace, two names
The platform answers as 2dehands in Dutch and 2ememain in French. Compare listings and ad slots on both mobile sites, leaving sellers’ details out.
Delivery menus
First and fifth among Belgian delivery sites in September 2026. Compare menus and fees in the mobile layout, in Dutch and in French, for the same address.
First screens in Dutch and French
Run your sign-up and first-run screens over Telenet, Orange and Proximus exits, once with the phone in Dutch and once in French. The exit sets the country; the language comes from the device.
For your own accounts and for pages anyone can see without logging in; each platform’s terms apply. Reach: DataReportal, Digital 2026 Belgium. Ranks: Similarweb.
For developers
A Belgian carrier exit, then both language versions
The script asks for -cc-be with a 45-minute session, looks the exit up on ipinfo.io and keeps it when the country is BE and the ASN belongs to a Belgian mobile operator. A Belgian login cannot name a carrier, since carrier keys work only in the US, the UK and Germany, so the ASN is the check.
import requests, uuid
GATE = "gate.aeonproxy.com:7000"
# Belgian mobile operators by ASN. Proximus, Telenet and Orange also carry home lines on
# these ASNs, so a match names the operator, not the kind of line. AS12392 prints
# "Orange Belgium SA" as well, but it is VOO's cable network: it is left out on purpose.
OPERATOR = {"AS5432": "Proximus", "AS6848": "Telenet", "AS47377": "Orange",
"AS31404": "Lycamobile", "AS25311": "Digi"}
def belgian_carrier_exit(tries=5):
for _ in range(tries):
key = uuid.uuid4().hex[:10]
proxy = f"http://ap_a1b2c3-cc-be-sid-{key}-time-2700:PASS@{GATE}" # 45 minutes
geo = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json",
proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=20).json()
asn = geo.get("org", "").split(" ", 1)[0]
if geo.get("country") == "BE" and asn in OPERATOR:
return proxy, geo, OPERATOR.get(asn)
return None, None, None # CDNEXT, M247 or a foreign exit every time
proxy, geo, operator = belgian_carrier_exit()
if proxy:
print(operator, geo["ip"], geo["org"])
# Orange 94.107.XX.XX AS47377 Orange Belgium SA
# one exit, both language versions of the same marketplace
for site in ("https://www.2dehands.be/", "https://www.2ememain.be/"):
r = requests.get(site, proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=30)
print(site, r.status_code)One proxy URL serves both language versions from the same exit. HTTP is on port 7000 of gate.aeonproxy.com and SOCKS5 on 7001; take the mobile login and password from the dashboard’s Mobile page.
curl -x gate.aeonproxy.com:7000 \
-U "ap_a1b2c3-cc-be-sid-bemob01-time-1800:PASS" \
https://ipinfo.io/json
# "ip": "178.117.XX.XX", "country": "BE", "org": "AS6848 Telenet BV"
curl --socks5-hostname gate.aeonproxy.com:7001 \
-U "ap_a1b2c3-cc-be-sid-bemob02-time-1800:PASS" \
-H "Accept-Language: fr-BE,fr;q=0.9" https://www.2ememain.be/Before you trust an exit
Reading a Belgian mobile lookup
- AS5432, AS6848 and AS47377 carry home lines as well as phones. All three also answered our residential login in October, so the ASN identifies the operator only.
- AS12392 prints “Orange Belgium SA” too, yet it is VOO’s cable network in Wallonia and Brussels. Treat an exit there as a household connection.
- Lycamobile’s AS31404 is registered to LYCATEL DISTRIBUTION UK LIMITED and Digi’s AS25311 to DIGI ROMANIA S.A. A foreign company name is no sign of a foreign exit; go by the country field.
- Orange’s AS47377 had 22.0% of users IPv6-capable on 26 October 2026, against 85.7% on Proximus and 86.5% on Telenet. Most Orange users therefore reach sites over IPv4 alone, through addresses that many subscribers use at once, so keep the request rate on one exit low.
- CDNEXT, a hosting network, holds 1.30% of Belgian users in APNIC’s table. An exit on it, or on M247, is a server.
- Town names come back in Dutch, French or English (Gent, Liège, Antwerp), and mobile placement is where available. Check the town in the IP checker before you rely on it.
4G and 5G
5G across Belgian networks, by BIPT’s 2025 figures
BIPT’s coverage figure is for non-standalone 5G, a 5G radio layer on a 4G core, and it reached every Belgian household by the end of 2025. Standalone 5G is still being rolled out: Proximus opened its 5G+ network to business customers in April 2026.
BIPT, communication of 10 July 2026 on the electronic communications market in 2025.
Pricing
Buy Belgian mobile proxies per gigabyte
Buy 250 GB at once and all of it is billed at $2.59, the rate for 250 to 499 GB; whatever you leave unused stays on the account.
| Traffic you buy | Price per GB | For example |
|---|---|---|
| 1–9 GB | $3.99 | 5 GB for $19.95 |
| 10–49 GB | $3.49 | 10 GB for $34.90 |
| 50–99 GB | $3.19 | 50 GB for $159.50 |
| 100–249 GB | $2.89 | 100 GB for $289.00 |
| 250–499 GB | $2.59 | 250 GB for $647.50 |
| 500–999 GB | $2.39 | 500 GB for $1,195.00 |
| 1,000+ GB | $2.19 | 1,000 GB for $2,190.00 |
Residential is $0.50 cheaper per GB at each step. The pricing page shows the free-trial terms in force.
Proxy types
Mobile, residential or a fixed IP for Belgium
A Belgian site sees a phone network on a mobile exit, a household line on a residential one, and the same address every time on a static IP.
Mobile
Belgian carrier exits
- Telenet, Orange and Proximus addresses, shared with their phone users
- A fresh address each request, or a sticky one for up to 6 hours
- Country key
-cc-be; the dashboard lists which regions and cities mobile covers - $3.99 → $2.19 per GB
When the answer depends on reaching the site as a phone.
Residential
Belgian home connections
- 81K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026
- Proximus, Telenet, Orange and VOO household lines
- Region and city keys, explained on our Belgium proxies page
- $3.49 → $1.69 per GB
Prices, listings and search in both languages, at volume.
ISP · Datacenter
A static address
- One customer per IP for the whole rental
- ISP $4.00 per IP / month; datacenter from $0.50 for 3 days to $2.00 for a month
- The order page lists the countries that have them
If a tool must always appear from one address.
Belgian rules on a mobile connection
The GDPR applies in Belgium together with the act of 30 July 2018 on the processing of personal data, both enforced by the Data Protection Authority. Names, phone numbers and profile details remain personal data on a public page, so collect prices, rankings and listing counts without them.
In Belgium the player commits an offence by knowingly betting on an unlicensed gambling site, whatever the connection, and faces a fine of €26 to €25,000 multiplied by the statutory surcharges. We do not support that use. We found no Belgian rule aimed at proxies or VPNs as such.
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Belgian mobile proxy questions
Your traffic leaves through a Belgian mobile carrier, so sites and apps see a phone-network visitor in Belgium. Reach for it with app tests in Dutch and French, mobile ads and your own social accounts.
We do not publish a mobile IP count for Belgium; the dashboard shows what is on offer once you build a mobile login. A sample of 12 exits from our mobile login on 27 October 2026 had Telenet 5, Orange 4, Proximus 2 and Lycamobile 1.
Three groups own the networks, Proximus, Orange and Telenet, and Lycamobile, Digi and other virtual operators sell service on them. Only US, UK and German logins accept a carrier key, so a Belgian login takes the country alone; the Python example maps each exit’s ASN to its operator.
Either, and no key picks one. 3G has been gone since July 2025, 5G reached every household by the end of 2025 in its non-standalone form, and half of the SIM cards that used data sent some of it over 5G, BIPT reports.
Pay for mobile traffic in the dashboard, then add -cc-be to the login on its Mobile page. A GB costs $3.99 under 10 GB and $2.19 from 1,000 GB, one rate covers each purchase, and bought GB never expire. The pricing page shows each step of the ladder.
For the seconds you set, up to six hours: -sid-, a key of your own and -time-21600 give the maximum, and 600 seconds apply when -time- is missing. If the device behind the exit reconnects, a new address can come sooner.
Residential for volume, with 81K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, region and city keys and prices from $1.69 per GB. Mobile, $0.50 more per GB at every tier, when a site treats phones differently or your account is normally used from one.
The dashboard generator shows which Belgian regions and cities mobile can offer, where available. An exit’s place does not set the language a site serves: ask for the Dutch or French version yourself, and check the town in the IP checker.
No Belgian law we know of is aimed at proxies or VPNs. The GDPR and the act of 30 July 2018 cover personal data you collect, and gambling on an unlicensed site is an offence for the player, which we do not support. Not legal advice.
Yes, if the accounts are yours or you manage them for clients, within each platform’s rules. Put each account on its own sticky session on Belgian exits and come back to it from Belgium each time.
The operator of a free proxy is unknown to you and can read whatever passes through it unencrypted. Before you trust an address, compare its ASN with the carriers table: a Belgian carrier exit is on AS5432, AS6848, AS47377 or a virtual operator’s ASN such as AS31404.
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