Enable Automatic CAPTCHA Solving in Minutes
Add your 2Captcha API key and let RTILA X handle common challenges during automation runs.
Before You Begin
Automatic CAPTCHA solving depends on an external solving service such as 2Captcha. That service uses human workers and machine solvers to return valid tokens for common challenge types. To use it, you need an account with the service and a positive balance for solving requests.
The setup process in RTILA X is simple. Once you add your API key, the stealth engine can engage the solver whenever a supported challenge appears. You do not need to write proxy code or watch the screen to complete challenges manually.
Creating a 2Captcha Account
Visit the 2Captcha website and create an account. After creating the account, add funds to your balance. Solving prices vary by challenge type and volume, so review the current pricing before you enable automatic solving on many pages.
Copy your API key from the dashboard. The key is a long string that identifies your account. Keep it private, because any request made with the key is charged to your balance.
Adding the Key to RTILA X
Open the Stealth settings in RTILA X and locate the CAPTCHA section. Paste your 2Captcha API key into the field and save the settings. Once saved, RTILA X can submit challenge tasks automatically whenever a supported CAPTCHA appears.
You can also toggle solving on or off per project. Some workflows may not need solving, and disabling it for those projects avoids unnecessary service requests.
Testing and Monitoring
Before running a long workflow, test the setup on a page that is known to show a CAPTCHA challenge. Watch the execution log to see whether the challenge is detected, submitted, and solved. The log will show how long the solve took and whether the page accepted the token.
Monitor your 2Captcha balance over time. Automatic solving can consume credit quickly on protected sites. If costs grow, consider reducing the frequency of runs, improving stealth settings to trigger fewer challenges, or using a combination of proxy rotation and humanoid mouse movement to lower the frequency of challenge prompts.