In practical applications such as cross-border e-commerce, social media marketing, TikTok live streaming, and WhatsApp account registration, "IP purity" is very important, as it relates to your subsequent marketing promotion. But what exactly does IP purity mean? How can one determine whether an IP is "clean"? This article will guide you to understand the concept of IP purity and the ways to check it from scratch.

In simple terms, a clean IP refers to a network IP address that has not been abused, has no blacklist records, and shares no risks. It has a clean history and a good reputation, so it will not implicate your current account business due to the wrongdoing of previous users.
Not marked as proxy, VPN, or bot traffic.
Not listed on the email blacklist.
Not a publicly shared IP or frequently abused IP range.
Different industries have different requirements for IP, for example:
For cross-border sellers operating multiple accounts on platforms like TikTok, Facebook, Amazon, and eBay, the purity of the IP is very important. This is especially true as the risk control mechanisms of these platforms are particularly strict. If your IP has been flagged or abused before, it is very likely to be detected by the platform's risk control mechanisms.
For those who engage in multi-account marketing on these platforms, if the IP is not pure, the platform may impose restrictions on your account, and in severe cases, it may directly ban the account, which will also lead to the bulk banning of associated accounts.
The verification process for a WhatsApp account will also take IP reputation into account. Registering with a marked or abused IP can easily trigger anti-spam mechanisms, resulting in not receiving the verification code or the account being banned.
Data scraping failed, frequent ad verification.
When logging in, you may be asked for multi-factor authentication or have your account suspended directly.
Unable to register accounts on platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, WhatsApp, etc.
The system may identify you as an "automated tool" for "robot" operations, resulting in wasted traffic.
The IP quality detection of ToDetect will provide scores from multiple dimensions to help users determine whether the IP is suitable for scenarios such as account login, registration, and business operations.
The highest purity is from the local broadband operators (Residential ISP).
ToDetect will detect:
ISP (local operator, generally secure)
Residential (Residential IP, the safest)
Hosting / DataCenter
If the test results indicate: Hosting / Cloud Provider / VP, it usually means the risk is high.
ToDetect will recognize whether the IP comes from:
Proxy
VPN node
Tor
Public Proxy Pool
If these tags are detected, the IP purity is usually low.
If IP geolocation is seriously inconsistent with user behavior (device, language, time zone), it will also lower credibility.
For example:
The device is in the United States — but the IP shows it’s in the United Kingdom. This situation can easily trigger risks with Facebook, TikTok, and Google.
ToDetect supports detection on both web and mobile platforms. Simply enter the website URL to access the official site without needing to install any tools.
You can:
Input a target IP to allow the system to directly detect the currently used IP.
The test results include:
IP Type (Residential/Data Center)
Is it a proxy or VPN?
Blacklist inquiry status
Geographic information accuracy
Overall Purity Rating
The higher the purity, the wider the applicable scenarios.
Multidimensional detection is more professional than ordinary IP query websites.
High detection accuracy, not just querying the database.
Supports batch detection, making it ideal for enterprises and technical teams.
Simple operation, even beginners who don't understand technology can understand it.
Highly compatible with fingerprint browsers and cross-border business scenarios.
For those engaged in cross-border, advertising, and account businesses, it is a very practical "risk control detection tool."
Residential IP addresses come from real household broadband and are inherently trusted by the platform; data center IP addresses are often used by users' crawlers, proxies, and automated scripts, making them more likely to be flagged as high risk by the platform. Therefore, the purity of residential IPs is usually the highest, making them suitable for social media, multiple accounts, e-commerce, and other fields.
No need. ToDetect supports direct detection on the web, just enter the IP to view the complete report, with low usage thresholds, and beginners can operate it easily.
Yes. Cross-border platforms will check whether the "login location → device language → time zone → IP address" are consistent. If the device is in the United States but the IP shows a different country, it can easily trigger the platform's risk control.