Multi-Accounting
Operating multiple accounts on the same platform, requiring unique fingerprints and dedicated IPs per account to avoid bans.
Full Definition
Multi-accounting is the practice of creating and managing multiple accounts on a single platform — whether for e-commerce (Amazon, eBay), social media (Facebook, TikTok), advertising (Google Ads, Meta Ads), or affiliate marketing. Most platforms explicitly forbid multi-accounting in their terms of service and deploy sophisticated detection systems that link accounts by shared IP addresses, browser fingerprints, device identifiers, payment methods, and behavioural patterns. Doing it safely requires a unique anti-detect browser profile per account, a dedicated or sticky-session proxy IP per account, separate payment methods and phone numbers, and consistent, human-like activity patterns on each account.
