Giving every Dolphin{anty} buyer profile its own static IP

What Dolphin{anty} accepts

The proxy box takes either the bare ip:port:user:pass format you get from ProxyV4 or the prefixed http://ip:port:user:pass form. Both are split into host, port, login and password automatically. The protocol pill must be HTTP: that one option carries both http and https traffic, and our paid proxies use HTTP(S) with username and password, not SOCKS.

Below the proxy, two fingerprint settings depend on it. Set WebRTC to Altered, so WebRTC hands out the proxy's exit IP instead of the machine's local candidates, and leave Timezone and Geolocation on Auto so the browser clock follows the country the IP resolves to.

A proxy list the whole team draws from

Once there are several buyers, keep proxies in the Proxies tab on the left rather than inside individual profiles. The + button there imports a list in one go, so you can paste the lines from your Orders page and attach them to profiles later.

Name each entry by job and market, for example BM-Vault-US-1 or Buyer-VN-3. The name is the guardrail: it makes it obvious when someone is about to attach an address that already serves an unrelated ad account. Run the list-wide connection check at the start of the day, before anyone edits a live campaign.

Warm-up order: proxy first, then Cookie Robot

• Attach and check the proxy before the profile does anything else. Cookies gathered from your home connection are tied to the wrong network.
• Run Cookie Robot only after the check passes, so the browsing history it builds is collected from the static IP the account will keep.
• Log in to the ad account last, from that same IP, and keep the pairing for as long as the account lives.
• Renew the proxy before it expires. With ProxyV4, renewal keeps the exact address, so the profile needs no editing.

Proving the profile is clean

A green check in Dolphin{anty} confirms the proxy answered; it does not prove the browser hides everything else. Start the profile and open My IP, which should show the proxy address and its country. Then run the WebRTC leak test; with WebRTC on Altered you should see only the proxy IP.

If the check icon goes red instead, the usual reasons are short: the protocol is set to SOCKS5, a trailing space came along with the password, or the order has run out. Test the same line in the proxy checker. A 407 there means the credentials are wrong, explained on the 407 error page.

Step by step

1. 1

   Create a profile

   In Dolphin{anty}, press + Create Profile in the top bar.

2. 2

   Pick New proxy and HTTP

   In the proxy area choose New proxy and click the HTTP pill.

3. 3

   Paste and test

   Paste your ProxyV4 line and press the check icon; the exit IP and a country flag should appear.

4. 4

   Create and start

   Press Create at the top right, then Start, and confirm the address on /tools/my-ip.

Frequently asked questions