Vinted 代理：卖家分步配置指南（2026 版）

Last updated: July 24, 2026

Quick answer: To run Vinted shops safely you need a dedicated proxy per account: a static residential (ISP) IP in the account's market country as its permanent home, or a mobile proxy for the shops you can't afford to lose. This is a hands-on setup guide: what to buy, how to bind it to a browser profile, how to warm the account up, and the daily hygiene checklist. If you want the theory of why Vinted links accounts, that's a separate topic — this page is the practice.

Step 1 — Pick the proxy type for each shop

Different shops deserve different budgets. A simple portfolio approach:

When ordering, the only two parameters that matter: country = the shop's market (French IP for Vinted France, UK IP for Vinted UK — no exceptions) and dedicated, not shared. Both mobile and static residential with country targeting are in the ProxyUniverse catalog; buy one line per shop.

Step 2 — Bind the proxy to a browser profile

The proxy handles the IP layer; the browser profile handles the fingerprint layer. They must be bound together permanently:

1. Create a dedicated profile in an antidetect browser (Dolphin Anty, AdsPower, Octo — any of them) or, minimum viable option, a separate browser profile per shop.

2. Enter the proxy credentials (host:port:username:password) in that profile's connection settings. All major antidetect browsers accept HTTP or SOCKS5 with username/password auth.

3. Open an IP checker inside the profile and verify: the IP is the proxy's, the country matches the shop's market, and WebRTC is not leaking your real address (antidetect browsers handle this by default).

4. Name the profile after the shop. This proxy + this profile = this shop, forever. No cross-use.

Mobile app sellers: the same rule applies — one shop per device (or cloned app instance) with the proxy set at the device or app level, never on your home Wi-Fi.

Step 3 — Warm-up plan for new accounts (3 weeks)

A fresh account that instantly uploads 50 listings gets reviewed. The schedule that works:

Step 4 — Daily hygiene checklist

• Every login goes through the shop's own profile + proxy. Never "quickly check" from your phone or home IP.

• One IP change maximum in an account's life (the warm-up handoff). After that the IP is permanent.

• Separate payout details per shop — bank account reuse links shops even with perfect proxies.

• Vary photo backgrounds and listing templates between shops.

• If a shop gets banned: retire its proxy and profile with it. Reusing either re-links the new account to the banned one.

What it costs

Static residential IPs cost a few dollars per month per shop; a mobile proxy is more but covers your highest-value account. Against the cost of losing a rated shop with hundreds of reviews, the proxy line is the cheapest item in a reseller's budget. Prices per GEO are listed in the catalog.

FAQ

Can two small shops share one proxy?
No. One shared login is enough to link them. The whole setup rests on one shop = one IP.

Which countries does this work for?
All Vinted markets — France, UK, Germany, Poland, Spain, Netherlands, Italy and others. Just match the proxy country to the market when ordering.

Do I need an antidetect browser or is the proxy enough?
For 2+ shops, yes — the proxy isolates the IP, the antidetect profile isolates cookies and fingerprint. Either alone leaves the other channel open.

HTTP or SOCKS5 for Vinted?
Either works; antidetect browsers support both. SOCKS5 is slightly more universal if you also route a mobile emulator through it.

Where do I start?
Buy one static residential IP in your shop's market from the catalog, bind it to a fresh browser profile, and follow the warm-up table above.