bypass proxy check?

[999null 0]

hello, 

Is there anyway to bypass proxy check?  ( proxycheck dot oi ) and detect as a normal ip?

[Tech Jedi Alex 1562]

Probably not. If the IP address itself is entered into the database as a VPN exit and even enriched with more data on supported protocols and the provider's policies (No-Log, ad filter, post forwarding), this is undefeatable. You are so out of luck here.
I mean, wow, look at that information density.

❯ curl https://proxycheck.io/v3/184.75.221.171
{
   "status": "ok",
   "184.75.221.171": {
       "network": {
           "asn": "AS32489",
           "range": "184.75.221.171/29",
           "hostname": null,
           "provider": "Amanah Tech Inc.",
           "organisation": "Airvpn.org",
           "type": "Hosting"
       },
       "location": {
           "continent_name": "North America",
           "continent_code": "NA",
           "country_name": "Canada",
           "country_code": "CA",
           "region_name": "Ontario",
           "region_code": "ON",
           "city_name": "Toronto",
           "postal_code": "M5A",
           "latitude": 43.6532,
           "longitude": -79.3832,
           "timezone": "America/Toronto",
           "currency": {
               "name": "Dollar",
               "code": "CAD",
               "symbol": "CA$"
           }
       },
       "device_estimate": {
           "address": 10,
           "subnet": 110
       },
       "detections": {
           "proxy": false,
           "vpn": true,
           "compromised": true,
           "scraper": false,
           "tor": false,
           "hosting": true,
           "anonymous": true,
           "risk": 100,
           "confidence": 100,
           "first_seen": "2026-06-27T00:58:54Z",
           "last_seen": "2026-07-26T17:41:52Z"
       },
       "detection_history": {
           "delisted": false,
           "delist_datetime": "2026-08-09T17:41:52Z"
       },
       "attack_history": null,
       "operator": {
           "name": "AirVPN",
           "url": "https://airvpn.org/",
           "anonymity": "high",
           "popularity": "high",
           "services": [
               "datacenter_vpns"
           ],
           "protocols": [
               "OpenVPN",
               "WireGuard"
           ],
           "policies": {
               "ad_filtering": false,
               "free_access": false,
               "paid_access": true,
               "port_forwarding": true,
               "logging": false,
               "anonymous_payments": true,
               "crypto_payments": true,
               "traceable_ownership": true
           },
           "additional_operators": null
       },
       "last_updated": "2026-07-26T17:41:52Z"
   },
   "query_time": 2
}
 

Quite on point, that service. My private VPN server is also detected as VPN (but not the protocols), but prints a much lower risk, which somewhat explains why I can access most things via that VPN server still, as opposed to via AirVPN where CAPTCHAs or outright blocks were a constant companion.