Create multiple Rakuten accounts​ ​

Rakuten has become one of Japan’s most competitive e-commerce platforms. A single account often isn’t enough for many sellers, affiliates, and reward-focused users. Separating product niches, distinct promotional workflows and coupons, independent testing environments, and more all require their own profile to stay organized.

The problem is that Rakuten can detect when multiple profiles are sharing a device, IP address, or digital fingerprint (learn more about browser fingerprints). This is almost immediate, and users find themselves caught in verification loops, account restrictions, and outright bans.

Solutions like Multilogin are built for this by allowing each account its own fingerprint, cookies, IP configuration, and device profile, as if each profile had its own entirely unique user.

Why Multi-Accounting on Rakuten Fails Without the Right Setup

Rakuten’s systems and processes are extremely tight when it comes to creating multiple accounts. Even the slightest thing in your setup being tied to another profile, like a shared IP, reused device, or loaded profile with a close fingerprint, is enough for you to be flagged and caught. 

Here are some of the most common cases:

• SMS Loops: Forcing every single new Rakuten account you create to go into continuous phone number verification loops, even if you are using a clean number. Automatically blocking your logins once your IP, timezone, or geolocation profile doesn’t match up to what Rakuten expects from a normal Japanese user.
• Fingerprint Mismatches: Using the same canvas, WebGL, hardware, and browser signals across multiple profiles. If there are 2 accounts that share a very similar fingerprint—that’s a clear sign it’s an attempt at circumventing the system.
• Cookie Linking: When multiple Rakuten profiles reuse the same browsing cookies, history, or leftover tracking data from a previously used device.

Session Inconsistencies: Logging into your Rakuten account across devices or when using IPs with a history of instability.

How Multilogin helps to manage multiple Rakuten accounts without bans 

Multilogin creates fully isolated environments so every Rakuten account looks like it’s coming from a completely different user. Each profile carries its own identity, its own IP, and its own fingerprint set preventing any connection between accounts.

Multilogin ensures separation through:

• 55+ fingerprint parameters uniquely generated per profile (canvas, WebGL, hardware, fonts).

• Built-in residential proxies that let you assign clean Japan proxies instantly without external setup.

• 1:1 IP assignments so each Rakuten account runs on its own dedicated Japan residential or mobile IP.

• 100% isolated cookies and sessions, ensuring no tracking or history is shared between profiles.

• Japan-matched timezone and locale (ja-JP) assigned individually to each profile.

• Unique device identities with independent hardware, OS, and browser characteristics.

• Separate storage containers to keep logins, cache, and session data completely isolated.

Who Needs Multiple Rakuten Accounts?

Multiple Rakuten accounts aren’t just for large operations — they’re used by people and teams across different industries who need more reach, more rewards, or more operational control.

E-commerce sellers
They run different niches, test new product categories, and manage several storefronts without mixing customer data or risking cross-account bans.

Affiliate marketers
They track multiple campaigns separately, test landing pages, compare traffic sources, and optimize conversions across different user personas.

MMO and rewards users
They rely on multiple profiles to manage points, cashback workflows, coupon testing, and local Japan-only promotions without losing trust score.

Agencies and teams
They handle multiple client accounts, keep each client’s identity separate, and avoid accidental linking that puts accounts at risk.

International operators
They need Japan-local signals to access Rakuten’s exclusive offers, run market research, and operate legally from outside Japan.

With tools like Multilogin, each Rakuten account gets its own isolated environment, IP, fingerprint, and device identity — letting all these user groups manage multiple profiles safely from a single device.

Conclusion

Managing multiple Rakuten accounts might be possible, but only when each account has its own clean digital identity. Rakuten links profiles through IPs, fingerprints, cookies, and device signals, so any overlap puts all accounts at risk.

With multilogin creating separate environments for each profile, especially with Japan-specific fingerprints and stable residential proxies, you keep every account independent, trusted, and long-lasting.