Multi-wallet proxy: one mobile IP per wallet profile
Running 50 MetaMask profiles, 200 Phantom wallets or a Rabby fleet at full tilt? A multi-wallet proxy binds each wallet to its own mobile IP and holds it for the whole session, so every profile walks its own path from its own carrier IP.
Every wallet profile needs its own network identity
The moment two wallet profiles share an exit, they share an IP, an ASN and a city — and anything watching the network reads them as one operator. A multi-wallet proxy gives each profile a dedicated mobile IP so MetaMask, Rabby and Phantom never share a network footprint.
SOCKS5 for MetaMask, Rabby, Phantom
Point the proxy at the system, the browser or the extension — all three work. Most operators run one browser profile per wallet and bind that profile to a single mobile IP, so MetaMask, Rabby and Phantom inherit an isolated network stack with no per-extension config. Because the exit is a real carrier IP, the wallet UI never throws the "suspicious connection" prompts datacenter ranges set off, and WebSocket-heavy dApps stay connected instead of dropping mid-signature.
Bindings that survive the full session
A wallet that flips IPs mid-session reads as two different identities to anything tracking the connection. Per-wallet bindings hold for the order lifetime, ride through browser restarts, and only move when you call the rotation API to migrate a wallet. ASN spread is enforced across the four Polish carriers, so a 200-wallet pool never collapses into a single network block.
Built for multi-wallet fleets at scale
One IP per profile
Each browser profile and its wallet bind to a single dedicated mobile exit — no cross-talk.
System or extension level
SOCKS5 + HTTP(S) wires into the OS, the browser or the extension with zero per-wallet config.
Persistent bindings
Bindings ride through browser restarts and hold for the order lifetime so each wallet session stays consistent.
Carrier-spread pool
Wallets spread across all four PL carriers as the pool grows, so a big batch never collapses into one ASN.
Multi-wallet proxy at a glance
Multi-wallet proxy questions
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Bind your first batch of wallets
Scaling from 50 to 1,000 wallets
Start with a dozen wallets to dial in the workflow, then grow the pool as campaigns stack up. Check the pricing to size the pool against your wallet count, then spin up an account and bind your first batch.
Test a live proxy before you pay
Spin up one real Polish mobile IP for an hour — no card, no checkout. Point it at your target, confirm it does the job, then move to a plan only if it earns it.