Reading your delivery line
The Nordi delivery line taken apart field by field: login:pass, User-Agent, device identifiers and cookies — and where each one goes.
What arrives after payment
A Nordi delivery is plain text. One account takes one line, and the lines are collected into an order file. You open it in your account area on the site, in the orders section, or request it from the Telegram bot @nordiinsta_bot; the order is stored, so the lines stay available for repeat access. Inside a line the fields are split by a vertical bar, and the data inside a field by a colon. Here is the line taken apart field by field, so it is clear where each value goes.
The line, field by field
- login:pass — the account name and password, the first field. If the listing ships with two-factor protection, a third element is appended after a colon — the 2FA key. You put it into a code-generator app or into the 2FA field of the anti-detect browser, and the six-digit login code is read from there.
- User-Agent — the second field: the Instagram app version and the phone model the account lived on. You carry this value into the profile settings so the fingerprint matches the account's history.
- Device identifiers — the android-id and three UUIDs separated by semicolons. This is the device fingerprint; you do not change it, it is tied to the session inside the cookies.
- cookies — the last and longest field: sessionid, ds_user_id, mid, csrftoken, the authorization token. This is what lets you into the account without a password or SMS, so you load it into the profile first. The order of the keys inside the field does not matter, but you must not delete or edit them.
Formats on the card
The exact set of fields is stated on the listing card before purchase. Most often it is login:pass with cookies attached; some lots add a 2FA key or mailbox access in the email:emailpass form. Separately there are ready-made packages tagged IGAM, IAM or INSTAMEN — these are built for the InstAccountsManager and InstaMan software, imported as a whole file, with no need to pull the fields out by hand. The "string" tag is a User-Agent for the same software, not an account. The fields always come in the same order and only their set differs, so the parsing is identical across lots.
A profile per line
A line with cookies must not be pasted into an ordinary browser: the session is bound to the fingerprint, and a login from a foreign device drops the account into a check. For each line you set up a separate profile in an anti-detect browser, so the User-Agent, time zone and cookies from one line live in one isolated environment. We work in AdsPower: a new profile, the User-Agent pasted from the second field, the cookies from the last one — and the account opens already logged in. New users get two profiles free, which is enough to test the first lot before buying a large volume.
A proxy for the profile
You bind one proxy to a profile and keep one account behind it. Take a residential IP with the geo matching the account's registration — visible from the User-Agent and the listing description — with no shared access and a stable session. Instagram reads a datacenter or shared IP quickly, and a fresh session runs into a restriction.
If the line will not log in
First check the order: cookies from the last field, User-Agent from the second, a proxy for the geo. If the login still fails after that, the line is invalid. The Nordi warranty is replacement of invalid accounts within 30 minutes: send the order number and the line to @nordiinsta_bot, and the replacement arrives in your account area. Parsing the fields and importing is easier in AdsPower — the profile, cookies and proxy sit in one window, and you can see which field the login gets stuck on.