User-Agent strings
What this section is
Important from the start: these are not accounts but User-Agent strings — device identifiers that are substituted when working with accounts. The section is for those who run accounts through InstAccountsManager (IAM) and want the manager to present itself to the platform as a specific device. There are strings for Android, for iPhone and for API.
The position count and the "from" price are at the top of the page, from the live catalog. The section's sign is Mao the peacock: known by its "plumage", that is, by the device fingerprint.
What you receive
The position format is a string. The device type is on the label.
- User-Agent | Android | Web — for mobile web on Android.
- User-Agent | iPhone | Web — for mobile web on iPhone.
- User-Agent | API — for API access.
- Purpose — for InstAccountsManager (IAM).
Why you need it
An account and its environment should look consistent: if the manager, the proxy and the User-Agent speak of different devices, the platform sees a mismatch and asks for confirmation more often. The right device string is part of the same survivability as a clean proxy and a careful login.
The string is substituted in the IAM settings for the relevant account. It's an addition to the account, not a replacement for it: the account itself is taken from other sections.
Payment and delivery
Payment is from balance, in crypto, via CryptoBot or with Telegram Stars; delivery arrives on the order screen at once and stays in your account. Since it's a string, not an account, it's checked differently: make sure the device type in the delivery matches the one declared in the card within 30 minutes of purchase.