Quest platforms track IP addresses to detect multi-accounting, and multiple submissions from the same IP void all entries. Galxe and Zealy maintain IP logs for every quest completion and run automated clustering analysis before distributing rewards. When their system finds 5 accounts that all completed the same quest from the same IP, all 5 are flagged as sybil and excluded from OAT distribution.

Galxe and Zealy actively filter sybil accounts using IP clustering, browser fingerprint correlation, and social account analysis before distributing OATs, XP, and token rewards. These platforms have invested significantly in anti-sybil technology, partnering with on-chain analytics providers to cross-reference quest completion data with wallet behavior. Accounts flagged as sybil receive zero rewards regardless of how many quests they completed.

Social verification tasks (Twitter follow, Discord join, Telegram subscribe) link back to IP and browser fingerprint data, exposing account farms that use the same network. When a quest requires following a project on Twitter, the platform captures both the social account info and the IP/fingerprint from which the verification was submitted. If multiple quest accounts verify different Twitter handles from the same IP, the correlation is flagged.

Datacenter IPs are pre-blocked by Cloudflare protection on most quest platforms, preventing even basic page access. Galxe, Zealy, and Layer3 all use Cloudflare or similar CDN protection that challenges or blocks traffic from known datacenter IP ranges. With a datacenter IP, you cannot even load the quest page, let alone complete tasks and claim rewards.

Cloudflare blocks datacenter IPs before you even reach the quest page, making them completely unusable. Even if you bypass Cloudflare, quest platforms maintain their own datacenter IP blacklists. Zero viability for any quest farming operation.

Shared residential pools mean your IP was likely already used by other quest farmers. When Galxe's sybil detection finds multiple farming operations on the same IP, all associated accounts are penalized. The shared pool model creates unavoidable cross-contamination.

Carrier IPs pass all Cloudflare challenges and platform verification checks because they are genuine mobile network IPs used by millions of real people. Each account appears as a unique mobile user from a different carrier connection. Quest platforms cannot flag carrier IPs without blocking their legitimate mobile user base.

Setup Profiles

Create anti-detect browser profiles in AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, or GoLogin for each quest account. Bind a unique 4G proxy to each profile via HTTP or SOCKS5. Set up separate social media accounts (Twitter, Discord, Telegram) for each quest identity and install them in their respective browser profiles. This ensures complete isolation from the social account level through to the blockchain wallet.

Complete Quests

Interact with Galxe, Zealy, Layer3, and QuestN campaigns through carrier IPs that pass all Cloudflare challenges and platform verification checks without friction. Complete on-chain tasks (swaps, bridges, contract interactions), social tasks (follows, retweets, Discord joins), and knowledge tasks (quizzes, surveys) through each isolated profile. The carrier IP ensures each quest completion is recorded as coming from an independent mobile user.

Claim Rewards

Submit quest completions and claim OATs, XP, loyalty points, and token rewards from unique IP identities. When the platform runs sybil analysis before reward distribution, your accounts pass because each has independent IP history, browser fingerprint, and social verification data. OAT claims go through cleanly because the platform sees each wallet as a separate organic user.

Scale Farming

Add more proxies and browser profiles to scale your quest farming operation across multiple platforms simultaneously. Manage proxy assignments efficiently through our API for large-scale operations. With volume pricing starting at 5+ proxies, scaling is cost-effective. Many of our quest farming users run 10-30+ accounts across Galxe, Zealy, and Layer3 with dedicated proxies for each account group.

Platform Access

Carrier IPs bypass Cloudflare challenges and bot detection on Galxe, Zealy, Layer3, QuestN, and all Web3 quest platforms. While datacenter IPs get blocked at the CDN layer and residential IPs face increasing challenges, carrier IPs pass through seamlessly as legitimate mobile user traffic.

Multi-Account

Run multiple quest accounts with complete IP isolation. Each account connects through a dedicated carrier IP from a different CGNAT address. No sybil detection triggers because there is zero IP overlap between your accounts, even under sophisticated clustering analysis.

OAT Farming

Claim OATs and on-chain attestations from unique IP identities that survive sybil filtering before reward distribution. Each account's OAT claims are associated with an independent carrier IP, making them indistinguishable from organic quest completions by real mobile users.

Social Verification

Complete Twitter follow, Discord join, and Telegram subscribe verification tasks through isolated proxy sessions. Each social verification is submitted from a unique carrier IP, preventing quest platforms from correlating your social accounts through IP metadata.

Quick Rotation

Rotate IP in 2 seconds between quest submissions on different accounts. Each rotation gives a fresh CGNAT address so every quest completion appears from a different mobile user. Unlimited rotations included in every plan.

XP Tracking

Maintain consistent sticky sessions for XP-based platforms like Zealy that reward sustained engagement over time. Consistent IP usage builds trust with the platform's anti-sybil system, making your long-term XP farming appear organic and natural.

No. Galxe's sybil detection system relies on IP clustering, fingerprint correlation, and social account analysis to identify multi-accounters. Our 4G carrier IPs are real mobile network IPs from Polish carriers (T-Mobile, Orange, Play, Plus) that Galxe cannot distinguish from regular mobile users. Combined with properly configured anti-detect browser profiles that provide unique fingerprints, your quest accounts are completely indistinguishable from organic participants. Galxe would have to block entire carrier IP ranges to filter you, which would also block millions of legitimate users.

With proper setup (one proxy per 3-5 accounts with IP rotation between sessions), you can run dozens of quest accounts across Galxe, Zealy, Layer3, and other platforms. The key is ensuring no two accounts access the same platform from the same IP at the same time. Instant 2-second rotation makes this easy to manage even with many accounts. For maximum safety on platforms with aggressive sybil detection (like Galxe before major OAT drops), use 1-2 accounts per proxy. Scale by adding more proxies with volume discounts starting at 5+ proxies.

Yes. Our proxies support all HTTP and SOCKS5 traffic, including Twitter, Discord, and Telegram web access and API interactions. Each quest account completes social verification through a unique carrier IP, preventing cross-account linking through social platform IP logs. Configure each anti-detect browser profile with its own dedicated proxy and social media accounts to maintain complete isolation throughout the verification process.

Zealy flags datacenter and known proxy IPs, not carrier IPs. Our 4G proxies use real mobile network infrastructure from Polish carriers that Zealy treats as regular user traffic. Your accounts will have the same trust level as any legitimate mobile user. Zealy's anti-sybil system checks IP clustering, so using a unique proxy per account ensures there is no IP overlap for the system to flag.

Yes. Our proxies support any automation framework including Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, and custom HTTP clients. Many users automate repetitive quest tasks (daily check-ins, simple on-chain transactions, social verifications) with per-account proxy bindings. IP rotation via a simple GET request to your rotation URL integrates seamlessly into automation scripts. For on-chain tasks, pair the proxy with web3 libraries like ethers.js or web3.py to automate bridge, swap, and contract interaction tasks across all your quest accounts.