Multi-accounting means operating multiple accounts across one or several platforms in parallel. To ensure stability and prevent bans each account must be fully isolated with separate devices browser fingerprints cookies and most importantly unique IP addresses.
Proxies play a key role in this process. They act as an intermediary between your device and the target server replacing your real IP address and making each session anonymous and independent. This allows you to simulate real users from different regions with unique network setups.
For multi-accounting it’s essential that every IP is clean, stable and technically valid. Using proxies reduces the chance of automatic bans, helps bypass anti-fraud filters and allows you to scale operations without expanding your physical infrastructure or constantly switching devices.
Understanding the role of proxies in multi-accounting leads to the next question: what do they actually solve in day-to-day work and how are they used in real scenarios?
Different types of proxies work best for different needs. The kind of proxy you use affects everything from connection speed to your overall trust score. Some tasks require speed, some need stealth and others demand traffic that looks perfectly organic. Here's an overview of the main proxy types used in multi-account setups.
Regardless of the type your proxies must meet basic technical requirements. The entire multi-account system relies on this.
Now let’s look at how all this is implemented with SX.ORG in real-world use cases.
Goal: Test 30+ creatives on cold TikTok traffic with minimal bans.
Solution: 150 Indonesia residential proxies from SX.ORG with rotation every 10 minutes. Configured in Dolphin Anty integrated with API for scheduled proxy delivery.
Result: 92 out of 100 accounts passed moderation. 68 creatives had CTR above 1.8%. Zero IP-related bans. Traffic was limited to 300MB per port. Test duration: 4 days.
Goal: Create and warm up 500 unique wallets while avoiding session overlaps.
Solution: Mobile proxies from SX.ORG with rotation per request. Used via custom script and AdsPower anti-detect. Each IP was assigned to 1–3 wallets and rotated every 20 minutes.
Result: 487 out of 500 accounts passed verification. 100% account survival over 10 days. Load balanced: 20 IPs per thread. Activity was logged via Telegram bot using SX.ORG API.
Goal: Collect data from 15 platforms including Amazon Etsy Ozon Telegram and TikTok without bans or slowdowns.
Solution: Datacenter proxies with long session support and dual IPv4/IPv6. IPs rotated every 60 minutes and are bound by ASN.
Result: 1.2M successful requests per day. Connection error rate: 0.3%. Average response time: 180ms. Traffic capped at 2GB per thread via API.
In all three cases SX.ORG served as a reliable backbone for multi-account infrastructure. Proxies were selected with precision, configurations were done in clicks and all rotation and usage control was handled automatically. Most importantly, not a single failure from our side.
Anyone who’s worked with other proxy providers knows the story — things seem stable at first but issues start as soon as you scale or need real control. Complicated port control, unclear pricing, missing geo options — SX.ORG was built to solve all of that.
SX.ORG fits into any stack whether browser automation mobile apps or native scripts. All proxies are tested on top platforms: TikTok, Meta, Google Ads, Binance, Telegram, OpenSea, X and more.
SX.ORG — your solid foundation for scaling, testing and managing complex infrastructures.