Proxy For Multi-Accounting

Running several accounts on one platform works only while they look independent. The network path is half of that, and it is the half most setups get wrong.

What Links Accounts Together

Platforms correlate on more than the address. Cookies and local storage, canvas and font fingerprints, timezone, language, payment instrument and login timing all contribute. An address shared between two accounts is the strongest single link, but a perfectly separated address list still fails if the browser profiles were cloned from each other. Both layers have to be independent or neither helps.

The Setup That Holds

One address, one profile, one identity, with no crossover at any point. Match the address country to where the account was registered and where its phone number belongs. Give each profile its own storage from creation rather than duplicating a working one — a clone inherits exactly the fingerprint you are trying to keep unique. When an account is retired, retire its address rather than passing it on.

The One-Time Mistakes

A single login to account B from account A's address is enough to associate them, and it cannot be undone afterwards. The same applies to a password reset performed from the wrong profile, or a payment method reused across identities. Treat those three as irreversible and build the process so they cannot happen accidentally.

Building A Process That Holds

The failures on this page are all human rather than technical, so the defence has to be procedural. Keep a register mapping identity to address to profile, and make creating a new identity a checklist rather than a habit. Where several people share the work, the register matters more than any tooling: most correlation incidents trace back to somebody helpfully logging in to fix something from whichever profile happened to be open.