How to Set Up a QuarkIP Proxy in DICloak

Managing multiple accounts safely requires more than just browser fingerprinting. Modern anti-fraud systems also monitor IP reputation, ASN type, network pattern, and location consistency. That’s why setting up a reliable proxy inside DICloak is critical — especially for users who want clean, stable, and globally distributed IPs.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to configure QuarkIP proxies inside DICloak, including datacenter, rotating residential, and ISP static residential proxies. We will walk through supported formats, configuration options, use-case recommendations, and troubleshooting tips. A placeholder section is provided so you can insert your own step-by-step screenshots.

Why Use QuarkIP With DICloak?

DICloak provides:

• Protected browser fingerprinting
• Multi-profile isolation
• Team collaboration
• Anti-tracking environment
• Secure cookie & session separation

However, browser fingerprints alone are not enough. To appear as a legitimate user, your IP must match your environment. That’s where QuarkIP proxies help.

Benefits of Using QuarkIP Inside DICloak

Feature	QuarkIP Advantage	Impact on DICloak Users
Residential Rotating Proxies	Real residential ASN	Lower blocks, easier account warm-up
Static Residential（ISP）Proxies	Long session stability	Best for advertising, e-commerce, login flows
Datacenter Proxies	High-speed, low-cost	Bulk tasks, automation, scraping
Global Targeting	100+ countries	Avoid geo-lock, test localized content
Clean IP Pool	Zero-abuse sourcing	Improves trust score & reduces CAPTCHA

QuarkIP + DICloak = fingerprint-secure + IP-stable + multi-account-safe.

Proxy Types Supported in This Guide

This tutorial covers three QuarkIP proxy types:

A. Datacenter Proxies

• Lowest cost
• Fast and stable
• Suitable for bulk actions, scraping, or non-sensitive accounts

B. Rotating Residential Proxies

• Real user IPs from home ISPs
• Best for anti-bot websites
• Ideal for account warm-up, social media, retail platforms

C. Static ISP Residential Proxies

• ISP-issued residential IPs
• Do not rotate unless manually changed
• Best for long sessions such as ads, stores, logins, checkout systems

You can configure all of them using the same DICloak proxy panel.

Before You Start: Required Proxy Information

QuarkIP provides the following details for each proxy:

• Proxy type: HTTP(S) or SOCKS5
• Proxy host (IP or domain)
• Port
• Username
• Password
• Optional: session parameters (for rotating residential)

You will insert these into DICloak later.

Step-by-Step: How to Configure QuarkIP on DICloak

1.Download DICloak, register an account (if you haven't already), and log in.

2.Navigate to "Proxy Management" and import the proxies from QuarkIP into DICloak.

3.Click the "Create Proxy" button.

4.Using QuarkIP's United States ISP proxies as an example, enter the corresponding proxy information into DICloak based on the provided labels.

• After purchasing a proxy, it takes 2-3 minutes for the allocation to complete. During this time, we verify the payment status and assign the proxy. The proxy status will show as 'Allocating' while this process is underway
• Unlike other proxy products, you can freely select HTTP or Socks5 protocols without having to change the port number.

How do I purchase QuarkIP ISP proxies?

4.Once the proxy is verified, proceed to create a new browser profile; select the newly added QuarkIP proxy from the "Existing Proxies" list, complete the setup, and save to start using it.

Recommended Proxy Type for Each Scenario

To help users choose correctly:

For Social Media (TikTok, Meta, Instagram)

→ Use Rotating Residential or Static ISP Reason: Higher trust signals and natural behavior patterns.

For E-commerce (Shopee, Amazon, Walmart)

→ Use Static ISP Residential Reason: Store logins and checkout sessions require long, stable IPs.

For Automation Tasks / Scraping

→ Use Datacenter or Residential Rotating Reason: Cost-efficiency + long-run stability.

For GEO Testing

→ Any type, but residential IPs yield more accurate results.

Proxy Connection Test Checklist

Once the proxy is added in DICloak, verify that:

• Browser IP matches the expected country
• ASN appears as “Residential” if using residential proxies
• WebRTC leak is disabled
• Timezone and locale match the IP location
• Platforms do not trigger instant CAPTCHA

These checks greatly increase account survival rates.

Common Errors & How to Fix Them

“Proxy connection failed”

• Wrong username/password
• Wrong port
• Firewall restrictions
• IP temporarily overloaded → Re-test or regenerate a new endpoint in QuarkIP.

Websites still detect datacenter IP

• You are using a datacenter proxy, not residential → Switch to a rotating residential pool.

Session resets on login

• Happens with rotating proxies → Use Static ISP for long-duration login sessions.

Geo-targeting mismatch

• DNS or WebRTC leak → Ensure DICloak fingerprint settings match the proxy location.

Why QuarkIP Works Smoothly With DICloak

QuarkIP focuses on:

• Clean IP sourcing
• Low block rates
• Accurate geo-routing
• Stable bandwidth and uptime
• No recycled or abused IP pools

ForDICloak users—who rely heavily on stability and trust score—these factors significantly improve account performance and reduce risk.

FAQ

What proxies does DICloak support?

DICloak supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxies, making it compatible with datacenter, rotating residential, and ISP static residential IPs from QuarkIP.

Can I use rotating residential proxies in DICloak?

Yes. QuarkIP rotating residential proxies work well for platforms with strict anti-bot systems, providing dynamic IPs from real ISP networks.

What is the best proxy type for DICloak?

For account longevity: Static ISP Residential

For safe warm-up: Rotating Residential

For bulk tasks: Datacenter proxies

Why does my proxy show a different location than expected?

Usually caused by WebRTC/DNS leaks or inconsistent device fingerprinting. Adjust DICloak’s environment settings to match proxy geo-location.

Are QuarkIP proxies safe for multi-account operations?

Yes. QuarkIP uses clean, consent-based IP networks and is designed for long-term, compliant multi-account usage.