What are Cambodian proxies?

Cambodian proxies are servers with IPs in Cambodia, letting you browse as if located there.

How do I get Cambodian proxies?

Create a ResProxy account, select your proxy type, choose Cambodia, and start within minutes.

Which cities can I target?

City-level targeting for Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and more.

What can I use Cambodian proxies for?

SEO research, ad verification, market research, e-commerce monitoring, social media, and scraping Southeast Asian websites.

Buy Cambodia Proxy Servers

Cambodia is one of Southeast Asia's fastest-digitising frontier economies, centred on Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and the Sihanoukville port-and-casino corridor, with roughly 12.5 million internet users representing about 73% penetration of a 16.9 million population and more than 20 million mobile connections - a mobile penetration well above 118% driven by widespread multi-SIM use across Smart Axiata, Cellcard, and Metfone. Smart Axiata (owned by Malaysia's Axiata Group) leads the 4G market and runs the SmartNas and Pleng streaming ecosystem, Metfone (Viettel Cambodia's subsidiary) dominates rural and border coverage with the country's widest fibre footprint, and Cellcard (a domestic Royal Group operator) retains strong urban subscriber share and sponsors Cambodia's biggest esports and K-pop events. Median mobile download speeds hover around 31 Mbps with fixed broadband at roughly 35 Mbps thanks to the Asia-America Gateway (AAG) and Malaysia-Cambodia-Thailand (MCT) submarine cables landing at Sihanoukville. The National Bank of Cambodia's Bakong blockchain payment rail interconnects banks, wallets, and QR merchants nationwide, while ABA Bank, ACLEDA, Pi Pay, Wing, and TrueMoney Cambodia dominate retail finance. Food delivery super-app Nham24 and ride-hailing app PassApp are Khmer-first platforms that geo-fence pricing and coupons to Cambodian IPs. Cambodia's Law on Electronic Commerce (2019) and the draft Personal Data Protection Law, alongside the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC), define the country's data and digital-services regime.

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Cambodia Internet Landscape

Key digital infrastructure statistics for Cambodia

12.5M

Internet Users

73.0%

Penetration

31.2 Mbps

Mobile Speed

35.4 Mbps

Fixed Speed

12.1M

Social Media Users

What makes the Cambodia market unique for proxy users

Phnom Penh Dollarised Retail & Khmer-First E-commerce

Cambodia is unusual in Southeast Asia because roughly 80% of retail transactions are settled in US dollars rather than Khmer riel, yet e-commerce platforms still present dual KHR/USD pricing, Khmer-language UI, and Phnom Penh-specific delivery windows exclusively to Cambodian IPs. Nham24, L192, Little Fashion, and Cambodia's growing Facebook-commerce ecosystem all geo-restrict product catalogues, flash sales, and voucher codes based on IP origin. Thai or Vietnamese proxies cannot reproduce the Khmer-language Phnom Penh retail experience. Our Smart Axiata and Cellcard residential proxies give brand owners and MAP teams authentic Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Battambang vantage points for monitoring dollarised Cambodian retail flows.

Bakong, ABA Bank & KHQR Fintech QA

The National Bank of Cambodia operates Bakong, a hermes-architected blockchain payment rail that interconnects ABA Bank, ACLEDA, Wing, Pi Pay, TrueMoney Cambodia, and dozens of smaller institutions through the shared KHQR code standard. Bakong endpoints, ABA Mobile's e-cash transfers, and KHQR merchant onboarding APIs are geo-restricted to Cambodian IP origin. Our Smart Axiata, Cellcard, and Metfone residential proxies let payment integrators, remittance corridors (especially Cambodia-Korea and Cambodia-Thailand), and wallet QA engineers test Bakong and KHQR flows from authentic Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville subnets.

Sihanoukville SEZ & Gulf of Thailand Port Intelligence

Sihanoukville Autonomous Port and the surrounding Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone (SSEZ) are central to Cambodia's Belt-and-Road-era manufacturing footprint, hosting hundreds of Chinese-, Japanese-, and Korean-owned garment, electronics, and auto-parts factories whose customs filings, tariff schedules, and logistics portals require Cambodian IP origin. Researchers, supply-chain analysts, and ESG auditors tracking garment-sector working conditions or BRI port investment flows must observe these platforms from authentic Cambodian subnets. Our Metfone residential proxies give analysts genuine Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh vantage points for port and SEZ intelligence that offshore IPs cannot replicate.

MPTC Licensing & Draft PDP Law Compliance

Cambodia's digital-services regulation is anchored by the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC), the Law on Electronic Commerce (2019), the Law on Telecommunications (2015), and a draft Personal Data Protection Law currently moving through government review. MPTC licenses internet service providers, over-the-top platforms, and e-commerce operators, while the Ministry of Commerce runs the Trust Mark scheme for verified Cambodian online stores. Privacy notices and consumer disclosures are typically presented in Khmer with English parallel text. Our Smart Axiata residential proxies let compliance teams audit Cambodian consent flows, trust-mark badges, and Khmer-language disclosures as MPTC would experience them from authentic Phnom Penh IPs.

Use Cases for Cambodia Proxies

How businesses use Cambodia proxies to gain competitive advantages

Nham24 & L192 Phnom Penh Delivery Monitoring

Nham24 is Cambodia's leading homegrown food delivery and on-demand courier super-app, operating across Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Battambang, and Sihanoukville with surge pricing, merchant-specific promotions, and Khmer-language menus that are only served to Cambodian IPs. L192 handles grocery and convenience delivery. Our Smart Axiata and Cellcard residential proxies give FMCG brands, QSR chains, and quick-commerce analysts authentic Phnom Penh vantage points for observing menu pricing, delivery radius, and promo stacks across Cambodian Khmer-first delivery platforms.

ABA Bank, ACLEDA & Bakong KHQR Testing

ABA Bank is the largest private bank in Cambodia by retail customer count, running ABA Mobile, e-cash transfers, and one of the most widely adopted KHQR acceptance networks in the Kingdom. ACLEDA Bank is the other retail heavyweight with a dominant rural branch footprint. Both are connected through the National Bank of Cambodia's Bakong rail. Our Metfone and Smart Axiata residential proxies let banking QA engineers and Bakong payment integrators test Cambodian OTP, KHQR, and dollar-riel account flows from authentic Phnom Penh and provincial subnets.

Pi Pay, Wing & TrueMoney Cambodia Wallet QA

Pi Pay is Cambodia's pioneer QR e-wallet brand, Wing pioneered agent-led remittance long before QR adoption, and TrueMoney Cambodia brings the Ascend Money Thai wallet playbook into Khmer use. All three are interoperable via Bakong KHQR but each runs its own geo-restricted merchant onboarding, cashback, and cross-border remittance APIs. Our Smart Axiata and Cellcard residential proxies let wallet engineers, remittance corridor operators, and merchant acquirers test Cambodian wallet flows from authentic Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville subnets.

PassApp, Grab Cambodia & TADA Ride-Hailing

PassApp is Cambodia's homegrown ride-hailing and tuk-tuk booking platform, competing head-to-head with Grab Cambodia and Singapore-based TADA across Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Each platform runs local surge pricing, tuk-tuk versus car preference flags, and Khmer-language driver acquisition flows geo-fenced to Cambodian IPs. Our Smart Axiata and Metfone residential proxies let mobility analysts and fleet operators study Cambodian ride-hailing supply, demand, and pricing dynamics from authentic Phnom Penh subnets that Singapore or Thai IPs cannot reach.

Angkor Tourism & Siem Reap OTA Pricing

Siem Reap is the gateway to the Angkor Archaeological Park, one of Asia's largest inbound tourism draws. Booking.com, Agoda, Klook, and KKday all serve Siem Reap hotel rates, Angkor Pass bundles, and Apsara show tickets with Cambodia-specific pricing visible only to Cambodian IP origin. Our Smart Axiata and Cellcard residential proxies give travel analysts and OTA competitive-intelligence teams authentic Siem Reap and Phnom Penh vantage points for monitoring Angkor tourism pricing in the post-pandemic recovery cycle.

Cambodia Daily, Phnom Penh Post & Khmer Media Verification

Cambodia's English-language press (Phnom Penh Post, Khmer Times) and Khmer-language outlets (Koh Santepheap Daily, Rasmei Kampuchea) serve localised advertising, paywall treatments, and geo-restricted investigative coverage to Cambodian readers. Researchers, press-freedom monitors, and ad-verification teams need authentic Phnom Penh IPs to observe what Cambodian audiences actually see. Our Smart Axiata and Metfone residential proxies give media analysts genuine Cambodian vantage points for ad placement and editorial monitoring.

Legal & Compliance in Cambodia

Key regulations affecting proxy usage and data collection

Law:Law on Electronic Commerce (2019) & draft Personal Data Protection LawRegulator:Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC)

Cambodia's digital-economy regulation is built around the Law on Electronic Commerce promulgated in November 2019, the Law on Telecommunications of 2015, and a draft Personal Data Protection Law that has been circulating through ministry-level consultation since 2021. The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) licenses internet service providers, over-the-top platforms, mobile operators, and cross-border data services, while the Ministry of Commerce runs the Cambodia Trust Mark scheme that certifies verified online merchants. The Law on Electronic Commerce establishes requirements for electronic contracts, digital signatures, consumer protection in online transactions, and cross-border e-commerce declarations. Personal data protection obligations currently draw on a patchwork of constitutional privacy rights, Civil Code confidentiality provisions, and sector-specific banking secrecy rules enforced by the National Bank of Cambodia, until the draft PDP Law is finalised. Privacy notices on Cambodian platforms are typically presented in Khmer with English parallel text. ResProxy operates zero-log infrastructure and processes no personal data, keeping customer activity outside the direct scope of MPTC controller obligations and the forthcoming PDP Law.

Cambodia Proxy Locations by City

City-level targeting available across 2 cities

Phnom Penh1,400 IPs

Siem Reap280 IPs

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything about Cambodia proxy servers

Which Cambodian ISPs are in your residential proxy pool?

Our Cambodia residential proxy pool covers the three national mobile carriers - Smart Axiata (the Malaysia-owned Axiata subsidiary running the country's largest 4G footprint and the Pleng streaming app), Cellcard (the domestic Royal Group operator with strong urban subscriber share), and Metfone (the Viettel Cambodia subsidiary with the widest rural and fibre footprint). Together these three networks carry essentially all Khmer consumer internet traffic. Geographic coverage spans Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville, Battambang, and the Poipet border corridor.

Why do I need Cambodia-specific proxies instead of Thai or Vietnamese IPs?

Cambodia uses Khmer riel (KHR) alongside a heavily dollarised retail economy, with its own regulatory regime, Khmer-language UI, and KHQR payment standard that are entirely distinct from Thailand's PromptPay or Vietnam's VietQR. Nham24, ABA Bank, Bakong, PassApp, and Pi Pay all serve country-specific pricing, promotions, and regulatory disclosures based on IP geolocation. Even a Bangkok or Ho Chi Minh City proxy will be treated as foreign. Our Smart Axiata, Cellcard, and Metfone residential proxies provide authentic Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and Sihanoukville origin that neighbouring-country proxies cannot replicate.

Can I test Bakong, ABA Bank, and KHQR with your proxies?

Yes. Bakong is the National Bank of Cambodia's blockchain-based shared payment rail connecting ABA Bank, ACLEDA, Wing, Pi Pay, TrueMoney Cambodia, and dozens of smaller institutions through the KHQR code standard. Bakong endpoints, ABA Mobile e-cash transfers, and KHQR merchant onboarding APIs are geo-restricted to Cambodian IP origin. Our Smart Axiata and Metfone residential proxies let payment integrators and wallet QA engineers test Bakong and KHQR flows from authentic Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville subnets.

How does Cambodia's Law on Electronic Commerce affect proxy usage?

The Law on Electronic Commerce 2019 governs electronic contracts, digital signatures, consumer protection for online transactions, and cross-border e-commerce declarations by controllers operating in Cambodia - not web traffic routing itself. Using residential proxies for public data monitoring, MAP scraping, or SEO research does not trigger MPTC controller obligations under the statute. The draft Personal Data Protection Law, once enacted, will introduce formal controller duties. ResProxy operates zero-log infrastructure with no personal data processing, keeping your activity outside the direct scope of current or forthcoming obligations. We recommend consulting local counsel before collecting personal data from Cambodian residents.

Can I monitor Nham24, PassApp, and Grab Cambodia?

Yes. Nham24 is Cambodia's leading homegrown food delivery and courier super-app with Khmer-only menus served to Cambodian IPs. PassApp dominates tuk-tuk and ride-hailing bookings in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, and Grab Cambodia and TADA compete for car-hailing share. All platforms geo-restrict surge pricing, promos, and Khmer-language driver acquisition flows. Our Smart Axiata and Cellcard residential proxies give quick-commerce and mobility analysts authentic Phnom Penh vantage points for observing Cambodian marketplace dynamics.

Do you cover Sihanoukville SEZ and port logistics intelligence?

Yes. Sihanoukville Autonomous Port and the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone host hundreds of Chinese-, Japanese-, and Korean-owned garment and electronics factories whose customs filings, Cambodia Single Window submissions, and logistics portals require Cambodian IP origin. Our Metfone residential proxies give supply-chain analysts, ESG auditors, and BRI researchers genuine Sihanoukville vantage points for observing SEZ and Gulf of Thailand logistics flows that offshore IPs cannot access.

Can I use your proxies for Angkor tourism and Siem Reap OTA monitoring?

Yes. Siem Reap hotel rates, Angkor Pass bundles, Apsara show tickets, and tour operator pricing on Booking.com, Agoda, Klook, and KKday are served with Cambodia-specific rates visible only to Cambodian IP origin. Our Smart Axiata and Cellcard residential proxies give travel analysts, OTA competitive-intelligence teams, and inbound tour operators authentic Siem Reap and Phnom Penh vantage points for monitoring Angkor tourism pricing in the post-pandemic recovery.

Do your proxies work with Pi Pay and Wing wallet apps?

Yes. Pi Pay is Cambodia's pioneer QR e-wallet brand and Wing built the country's original agent-led remittance network, both now interoperable via Bakong KHQR. Each runs its own geo-restricted merchant onboarding, cashback, and cross-border remittance APIs serving the Cambodia-Thailand and Cambodia-Korea corridors. Our Smart Axiata, Cellcard, and Metfone residential proxies let wallet engineers and remittance corridor operators test Cambodian wallet flows from authentic Phnom Penh subnets.

How large is the Cambodian internet market?

Cambodia has roughly 12.5 million internet users out of a 16.9 million population, reaching about 73% penetration - high for a frontier Southeast Asian economy and growing fastest in Phnom Penh and the provincial tourism hubs. Mobile connections exceed 20 million (over 118% penetration thanks to widespread dual-SIM usage across Smart, Cellcard, and Metfone). Facebook dominates social media with more than 12 million users - Cambodians use Facebook as both a social network and a de facto marketplace for SME commerce - while TikTok adoption is rising quickly among under-25s.

Which protocols and session types do Cambodia proxies support?

All Cambodian proxy IPs support HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols. We offer rotating sessions for large-scale Nham24, Facebook Marketplace, and OTA scraping, plus sticky sessions that hold a consistent Smart Axiata or Cellcard IP for up to 30 minutes. Sticky sessions are essential for Bakong and KHQR merchant onboarding tests, ABA Mobile OTP delivery, and multi-step Nham24 checkout flows where National Bank of Cambodia fraud scoring relies on a stable originating IP throughout the transaction.