India mobile proxies on Jio, Airtel and Vi for the phone view of Indian sites and apps

Carrier exits in India, billed per GB from $3.99 down to $2.19. In a sample of 12 exits through our gateway on 26 October 2026, Jio gave 6, Airtel 5 and Vodafone Idea 1. Add -cc-in to the mobile login and keep one exit for up to 6 hours, or take a new one with every request.

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Mobile connections1.29 billion

TRAI’s count for the end of August 2026, machine SIMs included. Jio held 39.31% and Airtel 38.01%.

Mobile data on 5G44.36%

Share of India’s mobile data carried over 5G from April to June 2026, by TRAI’s figures.

Jio users with IPv695.9%

APNIC Labs, 30 days to 25 October 2026. On Airtel’s mobile network the figure is 89.6%.

Longest sticky session6 h

Set -time-21600 to keep one Indian carrier exit for six hours.

Carriers

India’s four mobile operators and their ASNs

Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea and the state-owned BSNL hold all-India licences. MTNL, the fifth, serves only Delhi and Mumbai and had 154,854 connections in August 2026.

OperatorASN in an IP lookupMobile connections, August 2026Share of Indian usersIPv6Our sample
Reliance JioAS5583639.31%49.03%, homes on JioFiber and AirFiber included95.9%6
Bharti AirtelAS4560938.01%25.8%89.6%5
Vodafone Idea (Vi)AS3826615.43%0.29%, under-measured82.1%1
BSNLAS98297.24%3.36%, fixed and mobile together23.6%0

Mobile connections: TRAI, end of August 2026, machine SIMs counted. Share of Indian users: APNIC Labs’ estimate for 24 October 2026; IPv6: the part of each network’s users able to use it, 30 days to 25 October 2026. APNIC’s daily sample for AS38266 fell by about 95% in mid-January 2026, so its share for Vi is far below what TRAI reports. Our sample: 12 exits through our gateway on 26 October 2026. Carrier keys in the login exist for the US, the UK and Germany only; for India, the Python example reads the carrier from each exit’s ASN.

Network generation

How Indian mobile data splits between 4G and 5G

Mobile data used in India from April to June 2026, by radio technology, as a share of the 84,424 PB total (TRAI).

4G46,854 PB55.5%
5G37,448 PB44.36%
3G74 PB0.09%
2G47 PB0.06%

A lookup of a carrier exit gives the operator and a location, not the radio generation. 5G also reaches homes: TRAI counted 13.45 million 5G fixed wireless connections in August 2026, 9.42 million on Jio and 4.03 million on Airtel.

Uses

What Indian mobile IPs are used for

instagram.com

Your brand account in India

Meta’s ad tools put Instagram’s reach in India at 481 million people (DataReportal). Post and check your own Reels from an Indian carrier address, within Instagram’s rules.

MobileSticky 30 min
youtube.com

Campaigns and channel pages

YouTube’s Indian ad reach is 500 million. Check how your ads and your channel load for a viewer on Jio or Airtel, logged out or signed in to your own account.

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Blinkit · Zepto · Instamart

Quick-commerce baskets

MediaNama’s price study found the same groceries priced differently by city, and by whether the shopper used Android or iOS. Price each basket on one exit from start to finish.

MobileSticky 10 min
flipkart.com · meesho.com

Marketplace pages on a phone

Second and third in Similarweb’s Indian shopping ranking for September 2026. Read prices, offers and seller counts from the mobile site.

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jiomart.com

Delivery promises by PIN code

Reliance says JioMart served about 5,500 PIN codes in April to June 2026. Enter the PIN code you are studying on the site and note the promise it makes.

MobileSticky 10 min
google.com

Indian results on mobile

Google handles 96.63% of Indian searches, and phones made 77.3% of Indian page views in September 2026 (StatCounter). Run Indian rank checks with a phone user agent. SERP setup.

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Your own app

Sign-up and checkout flows

Walk through registration, login and payment screens of your own app on Jio, Airtel and Vi addresses, one session key per flow so every step leaves from the same exit.

MobileSticky 30 min

Your own accounts within each platform’s rules, or public pages read logged out; each site’s terms apply. Ad reach: DataReportal, Digital 2026 India (late 2025). Rankings: Similarweb, September 2026. Prices: MediaNama, January 2025.

Carrier IPs

What an Indian carrier exit looks like to a website

Jio announces its phones, its JioFiber lines and its AirFiber homes from one network, AS55836. Airtel separates the two, with phones on AS45609 and Xstream Fiber homes on AS24560, and BSNL runs fixed and mobile together on AS9829.

Most users on Indian mobile networks can use IPv6. APNIC Labs puts the share at 95.9% on Jio, 89.6% on Airtel mobile and 82.1% on Vodafone Idea, against 76.07% for the country. BSNL lags at 23.6%.

Without a session key, each request through the gateway may leave from a different exit. Add -sid- with a key of your own and -time- in seconds, anywhere from 60 to 21600, and the exit stays put for that long: -time-1800 covers a 30-minute login flow, -time-21600 six hours of work.

Pricing

Buy India mobile proxies by the gigabyte

One mobile price ladder covers every country, India included. The rate of the tier you reach applies to the whole purchase, and the GB never expire.

Traffic you buyPrice per GBFor example
1–9 GB$3.995 GB for $19.95
10–49 GB$3.4910 GB for $34.90
50–99 GB$3.1950 GB for $159.50
100–249 GB$2.89100 GB for $289.00
250–499 GB$2.59250 GB for $647.50
500–999 GB$2.39500 GB for $1,195.00
1,000+ GB$2.191,000 GB for $2,190.00

At every tier mobile costs $0.50 per GB more than residential, which runs from $3.49 to $1.69. A free trial exists; the pricing page has its current terms.

Choosing a type

Mobile, residential or a static IP in India

The right type depends on what the target expects to see: a phone, a home connection or one fixed address.

Mobile

Jio, Airtel and Vi exits

  • Per GB, from $3.99 down to $2.19.
  • Rotating, or sticky for up to 6 hours.
  • The carrier is read from the ASN; India has no carrier key.
  • Its own login and password on the dashboard’s Mobile page.
For app back ends and your own Instagram or YouTube accounts.
Residential

Indian home broadband

  • 600K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026.
  • Home lines on Airtel, Jio, BSNL, ACT Fibernet and regional ISPs.
  • Per GB, from $3.49 down to $1.69.
  • State and city targeting where available.
For prices, listings and desktop search: <a href="/india-proxies">India proxies</a>.
ISP and datacenter

One address for the whole rental

  • ISP: $4.00 per IP / month.
  • Datacenter: $0.50 for 3 days up to $2.00 for a month.
  • The address does not change until the rental ends.
  • The order page lists the countries with ISP and datacenter IPs.
For long jobs that need one fixed address.
Market notes

Circles, prepaid SIMs and lines that sit idle

Mobile licences in India cover 22 service areas, called circles, which do not follow state borders. The Mumbai and Kolkata metros each form a circle, and Uttar Pradesh has two. Geolocation databases such as ipinfo.io report states and cities, so a lookup never names a circle.

Prepaid lines made up 83.88% of Indian wireless subscriptions at the end of June 2026, down from 87.74% a year before (TRAI). Activity differs a great deal by operator: on each one’s peak day in August 2026 (TRAI’s VLR count), 99.01% of Airtel’s subscribers were active on the network, 83.84% of Vodafone Idea’s and 54.37% of BSNL’s.

Of the 1.29 billion connections, 140.50 million are machine SIMs, 86.06 million of them on Airtel, and 1,152.92 million are consumer SIMs.

Code

Hold an Indian carrier exit and confirm its ASN

The script opens a 30-minute mobile session for India, keeps it only if ipinfo.io places the exit in India on a mobile ASN, and otherwise tries a fresh session key.

import secrets
import requests

GATE = "gate.aeonproxy.com:7000"
LOGIN, PASSWORD = "ap_a1b2c3", "PASS"        # from the dashboard's Mobile page

# Indian mobile ASNs; AS55836 also carries JioFiber homes, AS9829 BSNL's fixed lines
INDIAN_MOBILE = {"AS55836": "Jio", "AS45609": "Airtel", "AS38266": "Vi", "AS9829": "BSNL"}

def carrier_session(minutes=30, attempts=6):
    for _ in range(attempts):
        key = secrets.token_hex(4)                  # a new key asks for a new exit
        url = f"http://{LOGIN}-cc-in-sid-{key}-time-{minutes * 60}:{PASSWORD}@{GATE}"
        s = requests.Session()
        s.proxies = {"http": url, "https": url}
        ip = s.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", timeout=25).json()
        asn = ip.get("org", "").split(" ")[0]
        if ip.get("country") == "IN" and asn in INDIAN_MOBILE:
            return s, ip, INDIAN_MOBILE.get(asn)
    raise RuntimeError("no Indian carrier exit after %d keys" % attempts)

s, ip, carrier = carrier_session()
print(carrier, ip["ip"], ip["region"], ip["org"])
# Jio 49.36.XX.XX Maharashtra AS55836 Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited

home = s.get("https://www.flipkart.com/", timeout=30)   # same exit for 30 minutes

The mobile login and password are separate from the residential pair; find them on the dashboard’s Mobile page, whose generator also lists the Indian regions and cities on offer for mobile. City placement is where available, and the IP checker shows where an exit really is.

Indian rules a mobile proxy user meets

CERT-In’s directions of 28 April 2022 put record-keeping on providers: firms that sell “Internet proxy like services” to the public must hold validated customer details for five years. CERT-In’s FAQ states that individual citizens are not covered.

Personal data falls under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, which does not apply to data a person has made public themselves (section 3(c)(ii)). Its Rules were notified on 14 November 2025 and phase in over eighteen months.

On a mobile exit, keep to your own accounts within each platform’s rules and to public pages read logged out: prices, listings, rankings and ads.

Not legal advice. Scraping rulings, 2022–2026.

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India mobile proxy questions

It is a gateway login for India whose exits sit on the mobile networks of Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea. Use it for app back ends, mobile web pages and your own social accounts, where the target expects a carrier address. Desktop prices and listings cost $0.50 less per GB on residential exits from Indian homes.

No count is published for Indian mobile IPs. Exits come from Indian carriers, Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea among them, and when you build a login the dashboard’s Mobile page shows what is on offer for India.

Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea appeared in our sample; BSNL is the fourth all-India operator. India has no carrier key in the login, so you read the operator from the exit’s ASN: AS55836 Jio, AS45609 Airtel, AS38266 Vi, AS9829 BSNL. Open a new session key until the one you need comes up.

The address will not tell you, and no login key picks the generation. Across India, operators carried 55.50% of mobile data over 4G and 44.36% over 5G between April and June 2026 (TRAI).

Buy mobile traffic on the dashboard; the same GB balance works for India and every other country. The price falls from $3.99 per GB for 1 to 9 GB to $2.19 from 1,000 GB, the tier’s rate covers the whole purchase, and unused GB never expire. Current terms, the free trial among them, are on the pricing page.

Up to six hours with -time-21600, or any shorter time down to 60 seconds, such as -time-7200 for two hours. The exit stays with the key you put after -sid-: a new key brings a new address, and a login without one may rotate on every request.

Mobile when the target is an app or a page built for phones, which made 77.3% of Indian page views in September 2026 (StatCounter), or when you work on your own accounts. Residential for prices, listings and desktop search, with 600K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, from $3.49 down to $1.69 per GB.

The dashboard’s generator lists the regions and cities on offer for Indian mobile exits, and city placement is where available. Look each exit up in the IP checker before you rely on its city.

India’s proxy rules are written for providers. CERT-In’s 2022 directions make firms that offer proxy-like services keep customer records, and its FAQ says individual citizens are not covered. Personal data is governed by the DPDP Act, which leaves out data people have made public themselves. Not legal advice.

Yes, your own accounts, within each platform’s rules. Give each account its own session key and a long sticky time such as -time-21600, so it stays on one carrier address while you work. The platforms’ terms on automation still apply.

Jio routes all of them through AS55836, the network that reaches 49.03% of Indian users in APNIC Labs’ estimate. A check on that ASN confirms Jio but cannot tell a handset from a home line. Airtel is easier to read: AS45609 for phones, AS24560 for home broadband.

Keep exploring

Indian carrier exits, paid by the GB.