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March 18 0 25

Agency accounts and what they are, as well as so-called RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) accounts

Hello everyone, it’s no secret that everyone has long switched to agency accounts (for those who have been draining and continue to drain budgets from Facebook), as eternal bans on farming/pre-authorization/risks have exhausted the guys who are draining on large scales.

Today, let’s talk in general about agency accounts and what they are, as well as so-called RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) accounts, what they are, and how they are worse/better than agents. With those accs we can work with anti-detect browser MoreLogin.

Let’s start with classic agency accounts.

In most cases, you are provided with a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system where you can fund the account. There will be a credit line from Facebook, and you will only be able to drain on the link (conversions/traffic/engagement (messages)). You won’t have any permissions, for example, to create a pixel; all of this will have to be done through a manager. Some agencies request your references before launching an advertising campaign. Such an account externally will not differ from an RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) account that Vietnamese or our resellers will give you. Usually, issuance occurs by transferring the account to the user through Anti Detect (anti-fraud tools), almost never sharing Business Managers with your King.

Let’s talk about the pros and cons of these accounts:

Cons:

Usually, a high percentage, 10–15%;

Always a long wait for account issuance/preparation;

Pre-moderation;

Issuance of a small number of accounts.

Pros:

Increased trust, as agency accounts (with a credit line) are provided only to official Facebook partners who have provided all the necessary documents;

Accounts live longer;

If you work with a white vertical, you will be offered a super-low percentage, but when you scale the white, you can become a Facebook partner yourself:)

An RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) account on Facebook is a leased trending account (an account of a living person) on Facebook with attached advertising accounts. You access this account not from your device and not through Anti Detect, but from a remote computer. Essentially, you gain access to someone else’s advertising accounts.

These are accounts that usually represent either a lease or a log with a high limit, added to Business Manager (BM), and this BM is then handed over to you by Vietnamese sellers. Often these are logs, so be sure to clarify what kind of account is involved.

You are either given such an account directly on King or it is passed to Anti Detect, similar to MoreLogin.

The commission for such accounts is significantly lower, starting from 5 percent (which our traders take advantage of), and there is an opportunity to skip the last bill (900), if there are such agreements with narrow-eyed people.

Pros and cons:

Pros:

Low commission;

There is an option not to pay the last bill (900);

Quick replacement in case of account ban;

Usually, unlimited accounts are put to work.

Cons:

There are sellers that make you wait for the account for 2–3 days, everything happens very slowly, but here it’s more of a downside of the performers rather than the accounts themselves;

Full access to the account (creating a pixel, working with API) is not always available;

Sometimes limits drop from 1200/unlimited to 25/50;

The account may pass through several hands.

That’s all. With the help of RDP, you can save quite a bit, because in case of a ban, the money is simply transferred to another account, which is impossible, for example, if you’re draining from regular autorags/farms/rentals. You don’t spend money on consumables.

Drain within budget — drain from agency/RDP accounts.

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