Free Seychelles Proxy List

Free proxies are operated by unknown third parties, so never send credentials, personal data, or anything sensitive through them. They are fine for low-stakes tasks like testing, learning, and one-off checks. For anything important, use trusted paid proxies.

Every proxy is re-verified roughly every 5 minutes with live uptime, speed, anonymity and Google-reachability checks, so the table reflects proxies that were reachable moments ago.

HTTP/HTTPS proxies handle web traffic (HTTPS adds an encrypted CONNECT tunnel). SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 are lower-level and route any TCP traffic; SOCKS5 also supports UDP and authentication. Pick per your client and target.

These are narrow header-test labels, not security certifications. “Elite” means the checker did not observe the client-IP or proxy markers it tests; “anonymous” means it observed a proxy marker but not the tested client IP; “transparent” means a tested field exposed the client IP. None proves privacy, safety, consent, encryption or destination acceptance.

Use the TXT, CSV or JSON download links, or the free API. No signup required. The TXT format is plain ip:port lines; CSV and JSON carry the full per-proxy metadata.

Yes. The /api/v1/proxy-list endpoint returns the live list as JSON, CSV or TXT with filters for protocol, country, SSL, Google-pass, speed and anonymity. No key required.

Yes. Use the country pages, the protocol pages (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5) and the anonymity pages (elite, anonymous, transparent), or the API query parameters.

Free proxies are volunteer or misconfigured hosts that appear and vanish constantly. Even a proxy that passed a check minutes ago can drop offline, so build in retries and rotation.

Many do. The supportsHttps column marks proxies that successfully established an encrypted tunnel during verification. Others handle plain HTTP only.

It records that the upstream checker received its expected Google probe response for that route and time. It is not a reputation, safety, or future-access guarantee.

Free proxies are unreliable and short-lived, so they suit experiments and learning more than production. For scraping or automation at any scale, residential, datacenter or mobile proxies are far more dependable.