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What Websites Are Blocked With Residential Proxies?

Written by Alex MarsProxies

You won’t be able to access certain domains with our Residential Proxies. MarsProxies blocks these websites to protect our network and clients. Which websites you can access depends on whether you have verified your identity and how much you have spent on MarsProxies.

Websites Blocked by Default

Some websites pose a high legal or financial risk. MarsProxies blocks them automatically for all anonymous or unverified accounts.

The blocked websites fall into the following categories:

  • Adult sites

  • Crime and stolen-data sites

  • Piracy sites

  • Mainstream streaming

  • Government and sanctioned sites

  • Gambling and betting

  • Banks, payment, and investment

  • Crypto exchanges

  • Game stores and accounts

  • Ticket and resale sites

  • Harmful sites

  • Dark-web gateways

  • Doxxing sites

  • Malware downloads

Websites Available After Identity Verification

Once you verify your identity on MarsProxies, you can access the following website categories:

  • Mainstream streaming

  • Gambling and betting

  • Banks, payment, and investment

  • Crypto exchanges

  • Game stores and accounts

  • Ticket and resale sites

Websites Available After Verification and $500 in Spending

After verifying your identity and spending over $500 on MarsProxies, you can also access:

  • All .gov websites

  • PlayStation websites

Websites Blocked for All Clients

Some websites remain blocked for every client, even after meeting the conditions above. These include:

  • Adult sites

  • Crime and stolen-data sites

  • Piracy sites

  • Harmful sites

  • Dark-web gateways

  • Doxxing sites

  • Malware downloads

  • secure.gsb-yourbank.com

  • digital.iberiabank.com

  • wyndlabs.ai (sharing bandwidth through grass.io is not allowed)

Why MarsProxies Blocks These Websites

These restrictions protect both our network and our clients. By blocking these websites, we help reduce exposure to harmful content and potential legal risks for all users of our network.

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