In cross-border e-commerce, platforms are battlefields. Many sellers’ hard-nurtured accounts are easily linked and banned due to abnormal traffic and other issues.
Today, we take Walmart and Shopee as examples to analyze the magic of residential proxies in cross-border e-commerce businesses.
Multi-Account Anti-Association
As the second-largest e-commerce platform in North America, Walmart has a very strict risk control system. It judges whether accounts are associated through multiple dimensions such as IP address, browser fingerprint, and payment information. Once identified by the system, the account will be restricted in traffic at best, or the entire store will be suspended at worst.
The core magic of residential proxies lies in providing each account with an independent real residential IP. These IPs are assigned by local ISPs and are no different from those used by ordinary household users, which can perfectly avoid Walmart’s IP detection mechanism and eliminate association risks from the source.
Localized Operation
In Shopee operations, the same product often gets more exposure when sold in a local store than in a cross-border store. But many sellers are not in the target country, so how to simulate local seller operations? Residential proxies can come in handy.
By switching to a residential IP in the target country or region, you can browse the Shopee front end like a local seller, check local hot-selling lists, analyze competitors’ prices, study local consumers’ search habits, etc., and accurately grasp the real dynamics of the target market.
Reasons to Choose LokiProxy
To operate stably on Walmart and Shopee, choosing the right proxy is crucial. Why is LokiProxy, which has both price and performance advantages, highly recommended by users:
Whether you operate multiple stores or focus on a single market, LokiProxy can provide you with a safe and stable network environment support.
Choose LokiProxy to make your store operation more secure and efficient.
