VINTED PROXIES
FOR ACCOUNTS AND MONITORS

A proxy changes the network a request arrives from — the IP address, the carrier behind it and the country it sits in — and nothing else. That single change serves two kinds of work on Vinted that want opposite things from the address: an account wants a steady address in one market, while a monitor wants a different one on almost every request.

So the first question is not which provider, but which job. Accounts go on dedicated 4G, one IP each. Logged-out monitors go on the rotating mobile pool. Anything that logs in to an account is part of that account, whatever it calls itself.

• DEDICATED 4G

  Accounts

  One seller or buyer account on one carrier IP in its own market, yours for the month and shared with no other customer. Sticky for up to 24 hours; the change-IP URL in your client area gives it a new address when you decide.

• ROTATING MOBILE

  Monitors

  A logged-out watcher checking searches in several markets. A shared pool of mobile-carrier IPs, a fresh one per request by default, targeted by country and paid by the gigabyte.

• NEITHER

  Everything else

  The device, the account’s history, the payout details and how the account behaves. Vinted’s privacy policy lists device data right beside the IP address; changing the address leaves all of it where it was.

ACCOUNT MARKETS

Dedicated 4G per IP per month, no data caps: France $55, Italy $85, Spain $85, United States $85. Carriers: Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile in France; Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile in the United States.

MONITOR POOL

Rotating mobile, pool figures as of October 2026: 4M+ unique mobile IPs seen in the last 30 days, 180+ countries. Targeting is by country only — no city, carrier or 4G/5G choice.

SESSIONS

Dedicated 4G holds one address for up to 24 hours and rotates when you call its URL. Rotating mobile gives a new IP per request, or a sticky session of 1 to 120 minutes.

BILLING

Dedicated: monthly, per IP. Rotating: one-time packs from $4.75/GB, $2.85/GB from 100 GB, and the gigabytes never expire.

Sources, read 11 October 2026: Vinted — Politique de confidentialité (vinted.fr)

The country of the Vinted market the account belongs to. Vinted runs its marketplace country by country — vinted.fr, vinted.it, vinted.es, and vinted.com for the United States — and its French platform page, in its EU user-count notice, names ten connected markets (“marchés connectés”): France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Austria and Germany. Vinted runs other country sites too, vinted.co.uk and vinted.pl among them. Vinted’s privacy policy says it derives an approximate location from the IP address, so the address is one of the ways Vinted places an account. Keep it in the account’s own market.

Our dedicated IPs sit on that map: France, Italy and Spain are three of the connected markets, and the United States has its own site and its own terms. For the other seven connected markets we have no dedicated IP. The rotating pool is targeted by country code and your dashboard lists which countries are live in it today — fine for a monitor, the wrong home for an account you mean to keep.

An address does not make anyone eligible for a market. Vinted’s US terms describe their users as residents of the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. Vinted Pro is for businesses registered in one of the countries its Pro guide lists — on the French guide, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Vinted’s help centre gives India and China as examples of countries from which access to the site is not authorised. A French IP changes where your traffic leaves the network; it does not change where you are, where your business is registered, or what those pages require. Read them before buying anything from us.

Sources, read 11 October 2026: Vinted — Guide Vinted Pro (vinted.fr) · Vinted — Politique de confidentialité (vinted.fr) · Vinted Italy · Vinted Spain

They address both directly. The terms in force on vinted.fr since 5 October 2026 allow one personal account per person; a personal account and a Pro account may exist side by side if they use different email addresses. Vinted’s help centre lists holding several Vinted accounts among the reasons for a permanent block, with a stricter version of that exception — one personal, one Pro, different emails and different phone numbers.

On software the clause is broad, and the French and US terms carry it in the same form. It covers bots, scraping programs, crawling programs and spiders, used when registering or when using the site, and gives promoting items and adding them to favourites as examples. A separate line rules out deleting and relisting the same item many times, or many items in bulk. The software clause ends with one exception: uses Vinted has authorised, offered or otherwise allowed. Whether a particular tool falls inside that exception is for Vinted to say — not for us, and not for this page.

What that means for a proxy purchase: one dedicated IP per account keeps accounts that are allowed to coexist from sharing an address. It does not make a second personal account allowed, and it does not turn an auto-relist or mass-favourite bot into an authorised tool. Vinted Pro’s own terms repeat the software clause and allow one Pro account. Our Acceptable Use Policy covers everything routed through our network as well. The address is ours to sell; the permission is Vinted’s to give.

Sources, read 11 October 2026: Vinted — Termes et conditions de Vinted Pro · Prox’Easy — Acceptable Use Policy

Almost everything else Vinted knows about an account. Its privacy policy lists the technical data it collects next to the IP address: browser type, device type, operating system, screen resolution, device settings, error logs, technical diagnostics and unique device identifiers. The same policy says that data feeds the tools protecting the platform, including restricting access from suspicious IP addresses. A different carrier IP changes the first item on that list and leaves the others exactly as they were.

Payout details are a signal of their own: Vinted’s payment providers may ask for an identity document when, for example, the bank details you give have already been given by someone else. Behaviour is another — when Vinted notices suspicious activity, it sends a code to confirm the account is really yours. Listings are a third: the terms ask for your own photo and description of each item, neither taken from the internet, and that is a rule about the listing which no address touches.

And a decision already made stays made. Vinted’s help centre gives sharing an IP address with a member whose IPs were blocked as one reason an IP gets blocked. A dedicated IP keeps your account off addresses our other customers use, and a pool is the wrong place for one; it cannot vouch for an address’s past, because mobile carriers share public IPs among many subscribers. After a block, the terms say Vinted may stop you creating a new account. A new IP does not lift that, and nothing we sell is meant to.

Sources, read 11 October 2026: Vinted — Termes et conditions (vinted.fr)

Rotating mobile, if you run one at all. A monitor is many short, logged-out requests spread over several markets, with no account identity to keep steady — the opposite of what a dedicated IP is for. The pool gives each request a different mobile-carrier address by default, targets a market by the country code on your username (__cr.fr, __cr.it, __cr.es), and bills by the gigabyte, so a quiet week costs nothing extra and a busy one draws down a pack that does not expire.

Vinted names scraping and crawling in its terms, and its privacy policy lists web scraping among the activities its protection tools are built against. Logging out does not take a monitor outside that clause: it covers scraping and crawling programs used on the Site, signed in or not. Before writing a monitor, check whether Vinted already offers what you need: any member can save a search and come back to see how many new listings match it, and the help centre says you can save an unlimited number of searches.

If you do run one, keep it logged out, keep its pace modest, and keep it away from your accounts. Our Acceptable Use Policy prohibits traffic floods and any use that gets our address space blocked by an IP reputation service; a monitor polling as fast as it can is how a pool gets flagged for every customer on it. When a session has to hold — paging through one search, say — switch to a sticky session of 1 to 120 minutes; your dashboard builds the sticky username.

# swap __cr.fr for __cr.it or __cr.es to check another catalogue; host, port and credentials are in your dashboard
curl -x "http://USERNAME__cr.fr:PASSWORD@GATEWAY_HOST:PORT" https://proxeasy.net/api/ip

Sources, read 11 October 2026: Vinted — Termes et conditions (vinted.fr) · Prox’Easy — Acceptable Use Policy

It is for people whose accounts and tools already sit inside Vinted’s rules and who need an address to match. Anyone hoping the address will put them inside those rules is buying the wrong thing.

Sources, read 11 October 2026: Vinted Help Centre — Ton compte a été bloqué : comment contester la décision ? · Vinted — Termes et conditions (vinted.fr) · Vinted Help Centre — Pourquoi mon adresse IP a-t-elle été bloquée ? · Vinted — Guide Vinted Pro (vinted.fr) · Prox’Easy — Acceptable Use Policy

In AdsPower, BitBrowser (比特浏览器), MoreLogin, GeeLark or Hubstudio the proxy belongs to the profile, not to the computer: one Vinted account, one profile, one dedicated IP over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5. Know one thing about the change-IP URL before you paste it into a profile: it gives that proxy a new address, so every profile pointed at the same proxy moves at once — another reason never to share one proxy between accounts.

Rotate between working sessions rather than during one, and no faster than the minimum interval your dashboard shows; that floor protects the device behind your IP. Give monitors their own rotating-mobile login, so they never share an exit with an account.

• One Vinted account → one browser profile → one dedicated IP
• IP country is the account’s market: a vinted.it account on an Italian IP
• Profile time zone and language set to that same market
• Exit IP and country checked before the first login
• Monitors on rotating mobile, logged out, never on an account’s IP

# credentials, host and port: client area — the reply names the exit IP, its country and the carrier ASN
curl -x "http://user:pass@GATEWAY_HOST:PORT" https://proxeasy.net/api/ip

Sources, read 11 October 2026: Prox’Easy — Acceptable Use Policy

They are our own hardware: modems and phones we run, each with its own SIM on the carrier you choose at checkout. The address you get is the one that carrier assigns to that SIM, and for the month it is assigned to your account and nobody else’s — one modem, one customer. Nothing is borrowed from a stranger’s phone and nothing is a pool, so the question that hangs over residential proxies — whose device does this traffic leave from? — does not arise here.

Rotation is a reconnect. The modem drops and re-registers, and the carrier — the same carrier, never a different one — hands it a new address. If a modem fails, your proxy is moved to another modem on the same carrier within seconds; the address changes, because it belongs to the SIM’s session with the carrier, not to you. The cities and carriers below are what you are actually buying, so we publish them; we do not publish how many devices we run.

HARDWARE

Our own modems and phones, each with its own SIM on the carrier you choose.

ONE MODEM, ONE CUSTOMER

A dedicated device for the month. Not shared, not a pool.

ROTATION

Reconnect on demand; a new address from the same carrier every time.

IF A MODEM FAILS

Moved to another modem on the same carrier within seconds. The address changes.

As on the order form. Not every carrier is available in every city, and some locations are phones rather than modems — the form marks them. Choose the city and carrier at checkout. Read from the order form on 18 September 2026.