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City targeting -city-busan · South Korea (kr)
Busan residential proxies
Home internet IPs in Busan, Korea's second-largest city, for checking what local searchers and app users see outside the Seoul area. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. No KYC, pay in crypto.
Quick answer
Where can I buy a Busan residential proxy paid in crypto?
JapanProxies sells Busan residential proxies: IP addresses of home internet connections in Busan, chosen with -country-kr-city-busan in the proxy username. As of October 2026, 1 GB costs $2.62 and every plan from 100 GB costs $0.50/GB, paid in USDT, BTC, ETH or USDC with no KYC. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online.
Busan residential proxies: key facts
| Username | USERNAME-country-kr-city-busan, with -session-ID-ttl-MINUTES for a sticky IP |
|---|---|
| IP type | Residential: home broadband connections in Busan |
| Availability | City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. |
| Networks | Choose one by ASN at no extra cost: -asn-4766 (KT), -asn-9318 (SK Broadband) or -asn-3786 (LG U+) |
| Sessions | Rotating or sticky (up to 30 minutes) |
| Price | $2.62 for 1 GB · $0.50/GB from 100 GB · traffic never expires |
| Payment | BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC, from $25; no KYC |
Why check Busan separately from Seoul?
Many brands test Korea from Seoul only and miss what the rest of the country sees. Busan, a large port city on the south-east coast, has its own local market:
- Local place results. Naver Place and Kakao Map results for searches in Haeundae, Seomyeon or Gwangalli list Busan businesses, not Seoul ones.
- Regional campaigns and events. Campaigns for local events, such as the Busan International Film Festival each autumn, tourism offers or regional chains are often targeted at Busan and the south-east.
- Regional versions of national services. Store lists, delivery coverage and local promotions of national retailers and apps can differ from the capital.
Comparing a Busan session with a Seoul session shows whether your local presence is national or only visible in the capital.
Which providers serve Busan homes?
Busan homes are served by the three national operators, KT (AS4766), SK Broadband (AS9318) and LG U+ (AS3786), mostly over fibre, with cable operators serving a smaller share.
Because the operators are national, the network name alone does not tell you the city: a Busan home on KT has the same ASN as a Seoul home on KT. Some geolocation databases also place Busan IPs at the operator's registered location in Seoul. Check the "city" field with two databases, and read the page you are testing for the location it infers.
What can I check from Busan, and how?
- Local listings. Open Naver and Kakao Map by hand from a browser set to the Busan proxy and check your Busan branches in the place results. Naver's and Daum's search hosts disallow robots, so these checks stay manual; see the Naver and Daum guides.
- Busan-targeted ads. Preview the campaign in the ad platform, then check the live page from a Busan IP. Never click ads; see ad verification.
- Event and tourism pages. Check that Busan-specific pages, timetables and offers appear in Korean for a local visitor.
- App QA. Confirm that a store finder or a regional banner switches to Busan.
# Confirm the exit city and network (look at "city", "region" and "org")
curl -x http://USERNAME-country-kr-city-busan-session-bs1-ttl-30:[email protected]:7777 https://ipinfo.io/json
# Then repeat the same manual check with -city-seoul and compare what changes.What does a Busan IP not change?
- The neighbourhood. You choose Busan, not Haeundae or Seomyeon, and platforms may infer a nearby city such as Gimhae or Yangsan.
- Personalisation. Signed-in Naver and Kakao accounts change results; stay signed out.
- Addresses. Delivery promises follow the address you enter, not the IP.
Plans for Busan residential proxies
The same plans cover every city and all four countries: a Busan check uses the same traffic as any other. Traffic never expires.
Light
5 GB
$4.95
$0.99/GB
- Occasional rank and ad checks
- All four countries
- Traffic never expires
Standard
10 GB
$6.60
$0.66/GB
- Weekly checks for one market
- All four countries
- Traffic never expires
Best rate
Agency
100 GB
$50
$0.50/GB
- Several clients or brands
- All four countries
- Traffic never expires
In every plan: Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong · Rotating and sticky sessions · HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 · Traffic never expires
Busan residential proxies: FAQ
How do I target Busan?
Use USERNAME-country-kr-city-busan as the proxy username, and add -session-bs1-ttl-30 to keep one Busan IP for up to 30 minutes. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online.
Is a Busan IP more expensive than a Seoul IP?
No city costs more: city and ASN targeting are included in every plan. 1 GB costs $2.62 and every plan from 100 GB costs $0.50/GB, and the traffic never expires.
Can I target Daegu, Incheon or Gwangju too?
Other Korean cities can be requested the same way, such as -city-daegu or -city-incheon; city availability varies, and the checkout shows what is online.
Why does my Busan IP show Seoul in a lookup?
Some geolocation databases place Korean home IPs at the operator's registered location in Seoul. Compare two databases and check the location the page itself infers; see why a proxy shows the wrong location.
Sources (4)
- AS4766 Korea Telecom (KT) (BGP routing record) — Hurricane Electric BGP Toolkit (2026-10-14)
- AS9318 SK Broadband (BGP routing record) — Hurricane Electric BGP Toolkit (2026-10-14)
- AS3786 LG U+ (LG DACOM) (BGP routing record) — Hurricane Electric BGP Toolkit (2026-10-14)
- Busan International Film Festival — BIFF (2026-10-14)
Check Busan with 1 GB first
1 GB for $2.62, paid from a $25 crypto top-up. No ID, no selfie, no documents. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online.