Experience Sharing on Avoiding Facial Recognition Risk Control of Exchange (Alpha) (Multi-Account Verification)
Based on personal multi-account testing experience, the following methods can help reduce the likelihood of triggering facial recognition risk control on the Alpha platform (platform rules may change, for reference only, discussions are welcome):
1. Single Device Single IP (Recommended Traffic):
Core Principle: Avoid account association.
Operation: A trading account should be fixedly bound to a single independent device (mobile/computer) and a unique network IP address. Using mobile cellular data (traffic) is the simplest and most effective way to achieve a single IP.
2. Diversification of Account Behavior (Simulating Real Users):
Core Principle: Avoid singular behavior that makes the account look like a "bot" account.
Operation: Do not only engage in actions that trigger sensitive risk control (such as frequently refreshing Alpha). The account should engage in various activities, for example:
Buying and selling mainstream spot currencies.
Participating in small amounts of meme coins (be aware of risks).
Occasionally trading contracts (be aware of risks).
Key Point: Diversify account assets and transaction records to make it look like an active real user.
3. Background Process Isolation:
Core Principle: Prevent backend monitoring from detecting multiple exchange applications running simultaneously.
Operation: Each time in the device's background, only keep and run one target exchange (Alpha) application or webpage. Before opening Alpha, ensure to close other exchange applications or webpages (not just switching in the foreground, but it is best to completely close them in the background as well).
4. To Be Continued: Follow me so you won't get lost
