Instagram Account Delivery Format Explained
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What Instagram Account Delivery Format Means
The delivery format is the shape the login data arrives in — a line or file with fields separated by a colon and a vertical bar, where each block covers its own thing: login, password, 2FA access, a saved session, or email. Mowgli uses several formats, and which one you get depends on the catalog section and the position type.
Knowing the fields matters so you don't lose access on the first login: a mixed-up field order, or not knowing what 2FA means in the string, is a common reason a working account gets mistaken for an invalid one.
Login:Pass:2FA|Cookies|Email — What Each Field Means
This is the fullest format. Login and Pass are the Instagram account's own login and password. 2FA is not a ready-made 6-digit code and not SMS — it's a secret (seed) for a TOTP generator: you load it into an authenticator app or an antidetect browser's built-in function, and that generates a fresh 6-digit code at each login.
After the vertical bar come two more blocks: Cookies is the saved session, which lets you log in without a password and without the platform reading it as a new device; Email is access to the linked mailbox, usually also as login:password, needed for recovery and confirmations.
What IGAM and IAM Are
IGAM and IAM are formats built for specific account-management programs: the same fields (login, password, 2FA access, session), assembled into a string or file in whatever order and shape that program reads on direct import, with no manual parsing needed.
The formats aren't interchangeable — an IGAM string won't open as IAM and vice versa. Before buying, check which manager a position's format is built for; it's stated on the product card.
- Login:Pass:2FA|Cookies|Email — for manual login through a browser or antidetect setup.
- IGAM / IAM — for direct import into the matching manager program.
- Login:Pass|Cookie — a simplified version without 2FA and without email.
Login:Pass|Cookie and How to Log In With Any Format
Login:Pass|Cookie is a shortened format: just the login and password plus a saved session, with no 2FA or email included. This field set usually shows up on positions where the card doesn't declare those extras upfront — check the section description before buying.
Whatever the format, the safest way in is with the cookie, not a fresh login and password, and through a proxy of the right region. If the delivery format doesn't match what the card declares, that's grounds for a replacement under the Law of the Jungle guarantee — its terms are laid out in the guarantee section on the site.