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# API Extraction

① Click **Dynamic Residential Proxies → API Extraction** to enter the proxy information generation interface;

② **Authentication Method**: Select **Whitelist**. If you haven't added a whitelisted IP yet, click **Whitelist Management → Add IP** to create one.

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③ **Parameter Settings**: Choose your desired quantity and country/region.

To adjust the number of IPs extracted, modify the `number` parameter. To adjust the country/region, modify the `count` parameter.

④ **Session Type:**

* **Rotating Session**: Automatically switches IP with every request — suited for use cases requiring high anonymity
* **Sticky Session**: Choose a session duration between 1–120 minutes — suited for use cases requiring session continuity

**Example link**: Extracting 10 rotating-session IPs from Canada generates the following link:

```
http://us.9http.com:9090/gen?plan_name=data&geo=CA&format=txt&count=10&split=rn
```

⑤ **Extraction & Usage**:

Click to open the link to generate the IP list, or copy the API link to configure it for use.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Change hint settings**

When configuring your proxy, the session mode you select (fixed IP or dynamic IP) generates an entry node address. Please note that the IP displayed on this page is merely the system's connection ID, not the actual IP in use. The real, distinct exit IP you ultimately use will be dynamically assigned based on the selected port when you actually access a website.
{% endhint %}


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