Facebook Checkpoint on account creation

[dadecotti]

Hello,
I'm using a VPN service with RESIDENTIAL IPs but I get Facebook Checkpoint everytime I confirm the pin code on Email or Phone Number.
Any way to avoid this?

Thanks

 

[rimaku]

Hello,
I'm using a VPN service with RESIDENTIAL IPs but I get Facebook Checkpoint everytime I confirm the pin code on Email or Phone Number.
Any way to avoid this?

Thanks

Don’t use a VPN, you’re most likely getting an IP assigned that’s already flagged for prior abuse. Use good quality clean proxies instead.

 

[SG Agency]

try to keep the same IP in the same region every time you log in.
Don't change countries constantly. Don't use multiple accounts on the same device

 

[rimaku]

try to keep the same IP in the same region every time you log in.
Don't change countries constantly. Don't use multiple accounts on the same device

True, often overlooked. Make sure you’re always using the same GEO IP for your account. Its even better to assign a single IP to a specific account so it doesn’t change at all, atleast for the first few days while warming the account.

 

[dadecotti]

True, often overlooked. Make sure you’re always using the same GEO IP for your account. Its even better to assign a single IP to a specific account so it doesn’t change at all, atleast for the first few days while warming the account.

But the problem is that it gets blocked istantly on signup, even if I use an anonymous private tab on firefox.

 

[dadecotti]

Don’t use a VPN, you’re most likely getting an IP assigned that’s already flagged for prior abuse. Use good quality clean proxies instead.

Yes I was thinking about 4G proxy.
Any advice where I can buy cheap ones suitable for Facebook acount creation?

 

[dadecotti]

Instead to create accounts myself I'm thinking that maybe is better to buy PVA accounts?

 

[SilviaSignals]

FB is strict lately, even with residential IPs. Try warming up the account slowly and rotating IPs less often; too much change triggers checkpoints.

 

[TBON AGENCY]

Using the device you log in to regularly will not cause that problem. If you use a new device, it will happen again.

 

[Wolf agency]

Hello,
I'm using a VPN service with RESIDENTIAL IPs but I get Facebook Checkpoint everytime I confirm the pin code on Email or Phone Number.
Any way to avoid this?

Thanks

You should change proxy and use only 1 proxy to log in that account.

 

[Roaalex Agency]

Limit frequent IP changes and do not use too many accounts on the same device.

 

[Jessica 35]

To ensure your account works properly you need to have a rotating proxy and two layer protection to keep your account safe.

 

[Banoza]

The issue lies with your device. You need fingerprint-changing software, ideally for mobile. Software teams reverse what data Facebook collects from devices, then create tools to fake that info, preventing Facebook from detecting duplicate devices.

Proxies are important but not decisive. I haven’t tested with Facebook, but with Instagram, using the same source code, 80-90% of accounts registered with residential proxies got banned, while those using mobile proxies rarely did. So, Meta likely prioritizes clean proxy ranges.

 

[Glenjanie]

VPN is not secure and can be easily detected by the platform. It's best to create an independent environment with a fingerprint browser. I used to use VNP, but it was particularly prone to being blocked. MultiloginPro, an anti-detection browser, is still more useful.

 

[Louisae]

You can keep your IP address in the same region every time you log in. You should not change countries frequently to avoid unusual behavior and your account will be easily locked.

 

[TBH Agency Marketing]

Hello,
I'm using a VPN service with RESIDENTIAL IPs but I get Facebook Checkpoint everytime I confirm the pin code on Email or Phone Number.
Any way to avoid this?

Thanks

Have you tried changing to static proxy? it will help you limit checkpoint when you don't log in often

 

[GRILLSCAN]

Try to use a fixed IP address (avoid changing it frequently), or at least use an IP from the same region or city as your actual location. Additionally, fully verify your Facebook account by adding a valid phone number and email for verification, and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) using an authentication app like Google Authenticator instead of SMS

 

[Platenata]

If you're encountering Facebook checkpoints despite using residential IPs, the issue might stem from browser fingerprinting and session data rather than the IP itself. By combining residential proxies with MultiLoginPro's browser isolation, you can manage multiple accounts more securely and minimize Facebook's detection mechanisms.

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

Don’t use VPNs for social media, even if they’re residential. Facebook’s pretty good at catching mismatches between your IP and device setup.
Better to go with an antidetect browser like Hidemyacc, Dolphin, etc. Pair it with a clean proxy, and make sure everything lines up: IP, timezone, fingerprint. That usually helps skip the checkpoint right after email or phone verification.
That said, honestly, creating Facebook accounts now is harder than ever. It really is.

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

VPNs are not secure and can be easily detected. It is best to create an independent environment with a fingerprint browser. MultiloginPro, an anti-detection browser, is still more useful.