Keep banking, email, SaaS, and membership logins on one predictable residential IP. This is for accounts you cannot afford to lock — not for scraping and not for running a social farm.
Recommended: static residential in the account’s KYC country. Use business static when a vendor portal requires a business ASN allowlist.
Bank and processor dashboards.
SaaS admin consoles with geo-fraud rules.
Platforms that ban travel-looking IPs.
Separate personal vs entity accounts by port.
Social is publishing. E-commerce is Seller Central. This page is everything else that should look like the same household or office every week.
Bank IP country ≠ card billing country.
One flagged colleague burns everyone’s login.
Home services block foreign egress.
Fraud score spikes.
Consumer banks block datacenter ASN.
Unlocking costs more than a static lease.
Recommended: residential static. Alternative: business static for B2B portals that whitelist a company IP. Rotating is the wrong product.
| Product | Billing | Use it when… |
|---|---|---|
| Residential · Static Recommended | Per IP / period | Recommended — consumer banks, mail, memberships, KYC-matched country. |
| Business / ISP · Static | Per IP / period | Alternative — vendor ERP / B2B SaaS that requires business ASN. |
Match KYC address country.
They asked for a company IP.
No.
Remote Work is for employees abroad hitting work SaaS. This page is the identity of a specific account.
Yes when the bank is local.
Only for the same legal account holder — still document it.
Irrelevant for logins.
Static residential by default. Business static only if the vendor asked for it.