It returns after you completed it
Check Reread time zone, language and IP country; one of them may have reverted after a restart.
Fix Fix the value that differs and test once in a new tab.
Temu does not say what triggers the page, so this is a checklist of the ordinary things on your side to make consistent.
It is a check Temu shows before it lets a session continue. We could not find a Temu help article that explains what triggers it, so we do not describe Temu's rules here.
What we do have is one test: the same US residential IP led to the page when the browser time zone was Asia/Shanghai and did not when it was a US time zone. That is a reason to check your browser setup first, not proof of a rule.
| Item | How to check | What to change |
|---|---|---|
| Time zone | Run the console line below and compare with the IP's country | Set the profile or system time zone to that country |
| Language | Read navigator.language | Use a language that fits the IP's country |
| IP location | Open ipinfo.io/json through the proxy | If the country is not what you chose, recheck the connection details |
| Cookies | Check navigator.cookieEnabled and the browser's site settings | Allow cookies for temu.com |
| Browser and extensions | Check the browser version and list the extensions | Update; disable extensions that alter traffic, then test |
A general checklist. Time zone and language follow MDN and the AdsPower article read on 2026-11-12; the other rows are ordinary browser checks, not Temu rules.
// Paste into the browser console
Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone
navigator.language
navigator.cookieEnabledExample for the browser console; each line returns a value you can compare with the IP's country.
Note the country and city of the exit IP, and whether it is the one you meant to use.
Change them to the IP's country, close the browser fully, reopen it and read the values again.
Allow cookies for temu.com and turn off extensions that touch network traffic or scripts, then reload once.
Follow what the page asks, once, from the same browser and IP. Repeated reloads or switching IP between attempts only add inconsistency.
Check Reread time zone, language and IP country; one of them may have reverted after a restart.
Fix Fix the value that differs and test once in a new tab.
Check Try the same account from the same IP in a second, clean browser profile.
Fix If it still appears, contact Temu support through its official help centre with your browser, country and the time it started.
A static ISP IP does not rotate during the lease, so a profile keeps one IP, one time zone and one language together. It is US$0.50 for one day or US$7.99 for 30 days; there is no free trial, so a one-day IP is the cheapest way to confirm your setup.
Temu does not publish the reason. In our test a mismatched browser time zone led to it, so check time zone, language and IP country first.
We cannot tell from the page. It is a step to complete; if you cannot sign in at all, use Temu's official support.
No. Change the IP only if it is in the wrong country or does not connect. Fix time zone and language first.
Only if stale data was the cause. If the time zone does not match the IP, the page can come back after you clear it.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 2026-11-12: timeZone is an IANA time zone name and the default is the runtime's default time zone.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 2026-11-12: AdsPower says geolocation, time zone and language should stay consistent with the IP in use, and its language parameter follows the IP's region.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
One US residential exit IP: with browser time zone Asia/Shanghai Temu showed a security verification page (path bgn_verification); with a US time zone it opened normally. One IP, one test.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Opened on 2026-11-12 but the page text could not be read by our fetch, and we found no Temu help article explaining what triggers the verification page. This page therefore states no Temu rule.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site (checked 2026-11-10 against the console, the backend and the price table): per-IP lease prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, HTTP port 2222 and SOCKS5 port 3333, no free trial, failed IP fixed by reissue after a ticket.
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