Amazon Marketplace Proxy Country: Which IP for Each Store

How Amazon groups marketplaces into accounts

Amazon's page on selling globally groups marketplaces by region. The Americas are covered by one North America and Brazil unified account (US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil). For Europe you create a regional Europe account. For Asia-Pacific and for the Middle East and North Africa you create a country-specific account.

This matters for the IP because an account is the thing you keep steady. A Europe account that sells in the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain is one account, so it should be run from one fixed connection and not from a new IP every time you open another country's store.

• Which IP to use for an Amazon seller account

• Sources:
• Amazon: Sell globally, marketplaces and account types

Amazon marketplace, account region and IP country to consider

Account regions: Amazon's page on selling globally, read 15 November 2026. The IP country column is our guidance (the country of the marketplace you operate in, consistent with your registered business and identity), not an Amazon rule.

• Sources:
• Amazon: Sell globally, marketplaces and account types

How to pick when the table is not enough

If you sell in one marketplace, take the IP country of that marketplace. If you run a Europe account across several stores, choose one European country that fits your registered business and your logistics and keep it, instead of changing the IP per store.

If you hold accounts in different regions, such as a North America account and a separate Japan account, they are different accounts: give each its own fixed IP, in the region it works in. Do not move one account from IP to IP, and do not run two accounts through one IP.

• Amazon Japan vs Amazon US
• Multiple Amazon accounts and IPs

Stock and price at Proxy302

A static residential IP costs US$0.50 for 1 day and US$7.99 for 30 days, the same price in every country, and you choose HTTP or SOCKS5 for each IP. Not every country on the list is in stock every day, so the order page is the final word on which of the 12 countries above you can buy today.

Canada has its own guide, and the US, UK, Germany and Japan have location pages.

• Static residential proxies
• Canada proxies
• Japan

• Sources:
• Proxy302 product facts and price list

If Amazon asks you to verify

Account registration and later checks ask for your real business details and identity documents. Complete them truthfully with your own documents. A proxy does not replace them and we do not promise that any account will stay free of restrictions.

If a page will not load or a verification keeps coming back, check your network and the IP first, and open a ticket with the order number if the IP itself looks wrong.

How to set it up in four steps

1. Step 1

   Find your marketplace in the table and note the account region and the IP country.

2. Step 2

   Open the static ISP page, choose that country and a term. Choose HTTP or SOCKS5 for your tool; ports are 2222 for HTTP and 3333 for SOCKS5.

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3. Step 3

   Copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD from My assets, enter them in your browser or profile, and check the exit at https://ipinfo.io/json.

4. Step 4

   Use that IP for that account only, and keep using it. Renewing normally keeps the same IP, but it is not promised every time.

   • Renew a static IP

Amazon marketplace IP FAQ

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