# Residential proxies by ASN in Asia and Oceania: pick the ISP

> Residential proxies by ISP network (ASN) in South and Southeast Asia and Oceania: 41 broadband ASNs checked on RIPEstat, syntax, examples. No surcharge, no KYC.

- URL: https://banyanproxies.com/targeting/asn/
- Last updated: 2026-10-18
- Publisher: Banyan Proxies (https://banyanproxies.com)

Keep a session on one home broadband network, such as Jio in Mumbai or PLDT in Manila. The table lists the network numbers of the main fixed-line ISPs in our 14 countries, each checked on RIPEstat on 18 October 2026.

**Quick answer — Can I buy residential proxies by ASN in Asia?**

Yes. Banyan Proxies supports ASN targeting at no extra cost on every plan: add `-asn-` and the network number to the username, for example `USERNAME-country-in-city-mumbai-asn-55836` for Reliance Jio in Mumbai. Prices start at $1.88 for 1 GB (October 2026). Each extra filter shrinks the pool, so availability varies. No KYC.

## What does ASN targeting include?

| Attribute | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Parameter | `-asn-<number>`, without the "AS" prefix |
| Combines with | Country and city: `-country-th-city-bangkok-asn-7470` |
| Price | No surcharge; $1.88 for 1 GB, $50 for 100 GB |
| Targeting | Country and city targeting on every plan; ASN targeting at no extra cost. City availability varies |
| Availability | City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online |
| ASN data | Holder names from RIPEstat, read on 18 October 2026 |

## Why target an ASN instead of only a city?

An ASN (autonomous system number) identifies one operator's network. Some pages change by network, not by city: ISP bundle offers, video and sports streaming rights sold per operator, or captive portals shown to one ISP's users. ASN targeting also helps when you want consistent results over days: the same network gives the same routing and the same type of address. For most price, search and ad checks, the city alone is enough.

## Which ASNs belong to the main home ISPs?

Fixed-line and home-broadband networks only. Holder names are copied from RIPEstat's AS overview on 18 October 2026; an operator can run several ASNs, and these are the ones most associated with home lines.

| Country | ISP (brand) | ASN | Registered holder (RIPEstat) |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| India | Reliance Jio (JioFiber, AirFiber) | 55836 | Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited |
| India | Airtel Xstream Fiber | 24560 | Bharti Airtel Ltd., Telemedia Services |
| India | ACT Fibernet | 24309 | Atria Convergence Technologies Pvt. Ltd. |
| India | Hathway | 17488 | Hathway IP Over Cable Internet |
| India | BSNL | 9829 | National Internet Backbone |
| Indonesia | IndiHome (Telkom) | 7713 | PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia |
| Indonesia | Biznet | 17451 | Biznet Networks |
| Indonesia | First Media (Link Net) | 23700 | Linknet-Fastnet ASN |
| Indonesia | MyRepublic | 63859 | PT. Eka Mas Republik |
| Philippines | PLDT Home | 9299 | Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company |
| Philippines | Converge ICT | 17639 | Converge ICT Solutions Inc. |
| Philippines | Globe At Home | 4775 | Globe Telecoms |
| Vietnam | Viettel | 7552 | Viettel Group |
| Vietnam | VNPT | 45899 | VNPT Corp |
| Vietnam | FPT Telecom | 18403 | FPT Telecom Company |
| Thailand | True Online | 7470 | TRUE INTERNET Co.,Ltd. |
| Thailand | AIS Fibre | 133481 | AIS Fibre |
| Thailand | 3BB | 45758 | Triple T Broadband Public Company Limited |
| Malaysia | TM Unifi | 4788 | TM Technology Services Sdn. Bhd. |
| Malaysia | Maxis | 9534 | Binariang Berhad |
| Malaysia | TIME Fibre | 9930 | TIME dotCom Berhad |
| Pakistan | PTCL | 17557 | Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited |
| Pakistan | Nayatel | 23674 | Nayatel (Pvt) Ltd |
| Pakistan | StormFiber (Cybernet) | 9541 | Cyber Internet Services (Pvt) Ltd. |
| Bangladesh | Link3 | 23688 | Link3 Technologies Ltd. |
| Bangladesh | BRACNet | 24342 | BRACNet Limited |
| Sri Lanka | SLT-Mobitel | 9329 | Sri Lanka Telecom Internet |
| Sri Lanka | Dialog | 18001 | Dialog Axiata PLC. |
| Nepal | WorldLink | 17501 | WorldLink Communications Pvt Ltd |
| Cambodia | Ezecom | 38901 | EZECOM CO., LTD. |
| Cambodia | SINET | 131207 | SINET, Cambodia's specialist Internet and Telecom Service Provider |
| Cambodia | Online (Cogetel) | 23673 | Cogetel Online, Cambodia, ISP |
| Singapore | Singtel | 9506 | Singtel Fibre Broadband |
| Singapore | StarHub | 4657 | StarHub Ltd |
| Singapore | M1 | 4773 | MobileOne Ltd. |
| Australia | Telstra | 1221 | Telstra Limited |
| Australia | TPG Telecom | 7545 | TPG Telecom Limited |
| Australia | Aussie Broadband | 4764 | Aussie Broadband |
| New Zealand | Spark | 4771 | Spark New Zealand Trading Ltd. |
| New Zealand | One NZ | 9500 | One New Zealand Group Limited |
| New Zealand | 2degrees | 23655 | 2degrees Networks Limited |

We do not promise that every ASN has IPs online in every city. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online.

## How do I check the ASN of the IP I received?

Ask a public lookup service for the exit IP's network, then compare it with the number you requested. RIPEstat's `network-info` endpoint is free and returns the origin ASN of any IP.

*Python: request PLDT in Manila and check the ASN*

```python
import requests

HOST = "gw.banyanproxies.com"
PORT = 7777
user = "USERNAME-country-ph-city-manila-asn-9299"
proxy = f"http://{user}:PASSWORD@{HOST}:{PORT}"

# 1. exit IP seen through the proxy
ip = requests.get(
    "https://api.ipify.org",
    proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy},
    timeout=30,
).text.strip()

# 2. origin ASN of that IP, from RIPEstat (direct request, no proxy)
info = requests.get(
    "https://stat.ripe.net/data/network-info/data.json",
    params={"resource": ip},
    timeout=30,
).json()
print(ip, "AS" + ",".join(info["data"]["asns"]))
```

## How do I combine ASN with a city?

Add the ASN after the city segment, as the [city targeting syntax](https://banyanproxies.com/targeting/city/) shows. Each city page, reachable from the [city index](https://banyanproxies.com/cities/), lists the ISPs found there. ASN targeting is included in every plan on the [pricing page](https://banyanproxies.com/pricing/).

## What else do buyers ask about ASN targeting?

### Does ASN targeting cost more?

No. ASN targeting is at no extra cost on every Banyan Proxies plan, as is city targeting. Some providers bill it separately: DataImpulse documents double the standard rate for city, state, ZIP and ASN parameters (read 18 October 2026).

### Why does my Jio request sometimes fail in a small city?

Combining a city and an ASN asks for homes that match both. In a smaller city one network may have no device online at a given moment. Drop the city or the ASN, or retry later.

### Can I target a mobile carrier's ASN with residential traffic?

Residential traffic comes from home connections. Some home routers use a carrier's fixed-wireless service, such as Jio AirFiber, so a carrier ASN can appear. For dedicated carrier IPs, the [pricing page](https://banyanproxies.com/pricing/) lists 4G/5G ports by zone.

### Where do the holder names come from?

From RIPEstat's public AS overview, read on 18 October 2026. Holder names are the registered names, which can differ from the brand customers know.

## Where do these facts come from?

1. [RIPEstat AS overview (one query per ASN in the table)](https://stat.ripe.net/docs/data-api/api-endpoints/as-overview) — RIPE NCC (2026-10-18)
2. [RIPEstat network-info endpoint](https://stat.ripe.net/docs/data-api/api-endpoints/network-info) — RIPE NCC
3. [DataImpulse city parameter documentation](https://docs.dataimpulse.com/proxies/parameters/city.md) — DataImpulse (2026-10-18)

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Banyan Proxies: Banyan Proxies is a residential proxy provider for cities across South and Southeast Asia and Oceania, paid in crypto with no ID upload: home IPs targeted by city in Mumbai, Jakarta, Manila, Bangkok, Karachi, Sydney and more, billed per GB.