Create multiple Discord accounts

While managing multiple Discord accounts can be straightforward with the right tools, many users make common mistakes that lead to security issues or account bans. Let’s look at some of these mistakes: 

• Using the same email address for multiple accounts 

One of the most frequent errors when creating multiple Discord accounts is trying to use the same email address for more than one account. Discord requires unique email addresses for each account to prevent spam and misuse. If you try to use the same email, you will encounter verification errors or other complications that can prevent you from using the platform effectively. 

Make sure each Discord account uses a unique email address. You can set up a separate email for each account or use email aliasing features provided by your email service provider. 

• Not isolating accounts properly 

When running multiple accounts from the same device, many users fail to isolate each account properly, which leads to account linkage and potential suspension. Discord tracks information like IP addresses, cookies, and browser fingerprints to detect suspicious activity. If multiple accounts share the same data, Discord may link them, leading to penalties. 

You can use a separate browser profile for each Discord account, which keeps session data and digital fingerprints independent from each other. Using tools like Multilogin ensures that each profile operates in isolation, reducing the risk of detection. 

• Ignoring device emulation features 

Some users try to manage multiple accounts on mobile devices or desktops without taking advantage of device emulation features. This can be a mistake, as Discord may detect when accounts are being accessed from a single device or IP address, leading to account bans. 

If you want to simulate mobile environments or manage multiple accounts on different platforms, ensure that you are using emulation features like those offered by Multilogin. This way, each account can behave as if it’s operating on a unique device. 

• Failure to manage session data effectively 

Another mistake many users make when managing multiple Discord accounts is not keeping their session data organized. Logging in and out of accounts without properly clearing session data can cause issues with account linking and can expose you to unwanted risks. 

Always use isolated browser profiles to ensure that each account has its own session data. This prevents Discord from linking accounts through shared cookies or cached data. 

• Logging in from different locations without precautions 

While it may seem convenient to log into multiple Discord accounts from different locations or devices, doing so without precautions can trigger Discord’s anti-fraud systems. Logging in from different geographic locations or IP addresses may cause Discord to flag your account as suspicious. 

Use dedicated proxies for each account to ensure that all your logins appear to come from the same geographical location, thus avoiding issues with suspicious activity. This will also help prevent Discord from detecting unusual login patterns across accounts.