Want to run multiple Temu/Walmart accounts, but don't know about browser fingerprints?

In the past two years, more and more people have been operating on Temu and Walmart. Many initially thought that registering multiple accounts was as simple as changing IPs or clearing caches. However, after running for just a few days, accounts start getting verified, throttled, or even completely banned.

The real challenge is not operational skills, but the underlying browser fingerprint environment for multi-account management.

Next, I will talk about how to batch-create multi-account fingerprint environments for Temu/Walmart and how to use fingerprint detection tools to block risks before login.

1. Why Multi-Accounts Must Be Taken SeriouslyBrowser Fingerprint Environment?

Many beginners think: I’ve already changed my IP, so why am I still being linked? The reason is simple: platforms’ browser fingerprint detection now goes far beyond IP.

For platforms like Temu and Walmart, the system usually considers multiple factors:

•  Browser UA information, operating system version, screen resolution, fonts.

•  WebGL, Canvas fingerprints, time zone, language, hardware parameters, Cookie/LocalStorage behavior tracks.

•  If multiple dimensions are highly similar, even with different IPs, it is easy to be judged as the same device logging into multiple accounts.

So, the real solution to multi-account management is not just changing IPs, but creating complete and independent browser fingerprint environments.

2. What Is a Suitable Multi-Account Management Solution for Temu/Walmart?

From practical experience, a qualified multi-account management solution must meet at least the following points:

•  Each account has an independent browser environment, with isolated fingerprints, cache, and cookies.

•  Fingerprint parameters can be customized or automatically randomized to avoid "template fingerprints," otherwise a batch of accounts could fail together.

•  Support batch creation and management, otherwise the labor cost will be very high when accounts increase.

•  Can be used with stable proxy IPs, especially residential IPs or high-quality static IPs.

This is why more sellers are now using a combination of fingerprint browsers + fingerprint detection tools instead of traditional browsers.

3. Practical Approach to Batch-Creating Browser Fingerprint Environments

1️⃣ Create Independent Fingerprint Browser Environments

In a fingerprint browser, for each Temu or Walmart account:

•  Create a separate browser configuration

•  Bind a fixed proxy IP

•  Set different system versions, resolutions, languages, etc.

The key here is not "the more random the better," but to follow realistic user logic. For example, do not mix Chinese system or abnormal time zones for a US account.

2️⃣ Use ToDetect Fingerprint Query Tool for Detection

After creating the environment, I usually open the ToDetect fingerprint query tool first, focusing on:

•  Whether the browser fingerprint is unique

•  Whether there are high-risk items (red or abnormal alerts)

•  Whether WebGL and Canvas are too similar

If the detection shows a high similarity in fingerprints, I will rebuild the environment instead of risking the accounts.

3️⃣ Simulate Real User Behavior to ReduceBrowser Fingerprint Detection Risks

Creating the environment is not enough; user behavior is equally important. Pay attention to these details:

•  Do not frequently switch accounts during the first login

•  Browse platform pages appropriately, rather than only accessing the backend

•  Avoid logging into multiple accounts simultaneously

•  Do not copy-paste identical operation paths

These behavioral data are included in the platform’s fingerprint detection reference.

4️⃣ Long-Term Maintenance of Multi-Account Fingerprint Environments

Once accounts are running, also pay attention to:

•  Do not change IPs or fingerprint parameters arbitrarily

•  Each environment serves only one account

•  Regularly review environment status with the ToDetect fingerprint query tool

In the long term, this can significantly reduce the likelihood of multi-accounts being linked on Temu/Walmart.

4. Four Common Mistakes Many People Make

❌ Using the same fingerprint template for multiple accounts

❌ Ignoring fingerprint detection results and forcing account usage

❌ Logging multiple platform accounts in a single browser environment

❌ Ignoring detail parameters such as time zone and language

In short, platforms are now smarter than we imagine, and luck rarely works.

Conclusion

Ultimately, operating multiple accounts on Temu and Walmart is not about who has more accounts, but whose environment is more stable and resembles a real user.

A reliable browser fingerprint environment, combined with proper multi-account management strategies and ToDetect fingerprint detection, can truly control risk in advance instead of waiting for accounts to fail.

With a well-configured fingerprint environment, multi-account management becomes smooth;

With a poor fingerprint environment, even numerous accounts only feed data to the platform.