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«Real accounts» is a line label inside the position name, not a description of the registration method. The supplier describes the line word for word: «Real (live/warmed) accounts, fresh with no ageing period. Included: cookies. Format: login:pass|cookie.» The line arrives in batches and is not always in stock: whatever can be ordered right now is shown in the catalogue on this page. Below is what stands behind the label and how it differs from Real Device and Manual reg: these three notions are mixed up most often.
A catalogue position name is assembled from fixed fields in a fixed order: Instagram | registration method | age | Reg. date | tags | Format: format. In this line the tag field is occupied by the words Real accounts — they describe the state of the profiles, not the way the profiles were created. The registration method field is left empty by the supplier here.
| Name field | What the «Real accounts» line carries |
|---|---|
| Registration method | not stated — the supplier leaves this field empty |
| Line tag | Real accounts — live, warmed profiles |
| Age | Fresh — the batch is handed over with no ageing period |
| Reg. date | not filled in |
| Extra tags | none |
| Format | Format: Login:Pass|Cookie, cookies included |
That is how the line is described in the feed. The set of fields of any particular batch is always read from its own catalogue row: if the supplier fills in «Reg. date» or adds a tag, it shows up right there in the position name. We do not fill the empty fields in on his behalf — the page states only what the data states.
The Fresh tag means exactly one thing: the batch has no ageing period, the accounts are handed over without being kept aside. The line declares no ageing depth, and it has no «Reg. date» field either, which is the field that would let the age be counted precisely. If the task calls for aged batches with a stated ageing depth, they are gathered in the autoreg accounts with an ageing period category.
The word «warmed» stands in the line description — and that is everything that is known about the warm-up. The feed does not disclose how exactly an account was warmed: there is no post count, no follower count and no activity history in the data. That is why this page carries no profile figures: there is nowhere to take them from, and we are not going to invent them.
The line declares one format — Format: Login:Pass|Cookie. It stands as the last field of the name, so it is readable before payment, right in the catalogue row. After payment a string of three parts arrives:
A login:pass string with a cookie suits both a manual sign-in and an import into software that accepts cookies. The line declares no Format: IAM or Format: IGAM variants, and no two-factor code inside the string either. If a 2FA code is needed in the delivery itself, that is a separate line: accounts with a 2FA code. The format is a mutable field: every batch carries it in its own name, so it should be checked against the catalogue row rather than from memory.
The fork here is not between batches but between three similar-looking labels on catalogue cards. «Real accounts», «Real Device» and «Manual reg» stand in different fields of the name and answer different questions.
| Label on the card | The question it answers | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Real accounts | What state the profiles are in: this is how the supplier tags live, warmed accounts. It says nothing about the registration method. | This page |
| Real Device | How the account was created: registration ran from an actual phone, not through an API or an emulator. It says nothing about the warm-up. | Instagram on real devices |
| Manual reg | Who did the registration: a person by hand rather than an automated script. What happened to the account afterwards is a separate question. | Manual reg, manual registration |
The key point: none of the three follows from the others. The «Real accounts» tag does not say the registration ran on a real device; «Real Device» says nothing about warm-up; «Manual reg» answers only who did the registration, not what happened to the account afterwards. These are three independent axes, and in the position name they occupy different fields — which is why the categories are separate. It is worth checking the label with your eyes on the card: two of the three sound alike, but in the catalogue they are written differently.
Once past that fork, two fields of the position row remain to be read. Age: this line carries Fresh, that is, no ageing period. Format: Login:Pass|Cookie, that is, no 2FA code and no IAM. Anything else one might say about a batch is not declared in the feed — and so it is not stated on this page either. Field-by-field decoding of position names is collected in the tag glossary.
The minimum batch follows the shop's general mechanic: it is the larger of two values — the supplier minimum for the position and the quantity that reaches the 600 ₽ order threshold. That is why cheap positions end up with a larger minimum and expensive ones with a smaller one, while the exact number always stands in the catalogue row, in the «minimum batch» column. Positions with instant delivery have their own supplier minimum, and the order threshold does not apply to them.
About availability, plainly: the line is supplied in batches, and between deliveries the category can stand empty. We publish no delivery dates because we do not know them. There is a single reliable indicator — the product table on this page: what it holds is available to order, and if it is empty, the line is not in stock right now. Neighbouring lines are gathered meanwhile in the list of categories.
Payment: USDT across seven networks — TRC20, BSC, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Solana, TON — a CryptoBot invoice, or roubles from a card via SBP. After payment the batch lands in the personal account on the site and is duplicated into the Telegram bot. Replacement terms for invalid accounts are described on the guarantees and delivery page.
Updated 19.08.2026