Complete BitBrowser Registration, Login and Beginner Guide
From registering an account and receiving the verification code to logging in to the client and claiming 10 permanent free profiles, this beginner guide explains every step of getting started with BitBrowser, including community solutions for overseas SMS issues.
How do I register an account? What does a first-time user need to prepare?
For BitBrowser, open the signup page at the official site bitantidetect.com, or download the client first and click Register on the homepage.
Registration asks for a username, password, phone number (to receive the dynamic verification code), WeChat or QQ, and email; the invitation code is optional and you can register without one. Just accept the user agreement and submit. A first-time user only needs a phone that can receive SMS and a regular email. After signing up you get 10 permanent free browser profiles to test first, then decide whether to upgrade.
Is registration free? Is there any charge to create an account?
BitBrowser registration is completely free, with no fees and no credit card required.
Once you sign up successfully you get a lifetime gift of 10 browser profile windows (single user, single machine, with basic fingerprint protection). The company says these free windows have almost no extra limits and can be used long term. You only need to buy a paid plan when you want advanced features such as more profiles, bulk proxies, full RPA automation, team sub-accounts, or cloud sync. So a first-time user can get started at zero cost.
Is an invitation code required? Can I register without one?
BitBrowser does not require an invitation code; you can complete the official registration without one.
On the registration form the invitation code is an optional field. Enter it if you have one, leave it blank if you do not, then fill in username, password, phone, WeChat or QQ, and email, accept the user agreement, and register, still getting the 10 free profiles. In the official system the invitation code is a promotion and commission mechanism, not a registration barrier. Some people online say you need a special channel to get a code; that is just community bonus codes being handed out more tightly, and it has nothing to do with official registration.
Where do I get an invitation code? Is there one I can use directly?
BitBrowser invitation codes are for commission sharing by users who already have a paid plan: after activating a paid plan in the Billing Center of the client, go to the Promotion Rewards page on the left to generate your own code or link, and you earn a share only when others register and pay through it.
So it is essentially a promotion tool, not a registration requirement. You can leave this field blank at signup and still complete registration and claim the 10 free profiles. The so-called ready-to-use codes circulating online are mostly community bonus channels that expire quickly and easily stop working, so do not rely on them or go out of your way to find one.
Can I register with email, or only with a phone number?
When you register for BitBrowser, both email and phone are required, but the verification code is sent by phone: the dynamic code arrives as an SMS, while email mainly serves as a contact for the account.
In other words, there is currently no way to complete registration using only email without a phone; the phone number is mandatory and must be able to receive SMS. If an overseas user cannot receive a domestic SMS on a local number, a common approach is to register with a Chinese phone number, which is a community workaround whose success rate and compliance you must assess yourself.
How do Hong Kong users register? Can a Hong Kong phone receive the verification code?
Hong Kong users register the same way at bitantidetect.com/register or the client homepage, filling in username, password, phone, WeChat or QQ, and email; the product itself is not region-limited.
The tricky part is the verification code: the dynamic code goes by SMS, and whether a Hong Kong +852 number can reliably receive a domestic platform SMS is not specifically documented for overseas users, so you must test it yourself. If it does not arrive, the common community approach is to switch to a Chinese phone number, use an SMS-receiving or virtual-number platform, or ask a friend in China to receive it; these are unofficial workarounds and the results and compliance are at your own risk.
Can users in Taiwan register? Can a Taiwan +886 phone be used to create an account?
Yes, you can register. BitBrowser is a mainland product but is not region-limited, so Taiwan users can download the client and fill in their details on the signup page.
The issue is the verification code: registration needs a dynamic code by phone, and whether a Taiwan +886 number can receive the platform SMS is not specifically documented, so confirm it by testing. If it does not arrive, common community approaches are to use a Chinese phone number, an SMS or virtual-number platform, or ask a friend in China to receive it and then log in. Note that genuine usage discussion of BitBrowser in traditional-Chinese circles is rare and landing experience samples for Taiwan users are limited, so try the free version on a small scale first.
Can it be registered in Singapore? Are there any restrictions for Singapore users?
Yes, BitBrowser can be registered; the product is not region-limited, and Singapore users can download the client and fill in username, password, phone and other details on the signup page, also getting 10 permanent free profiles.
The main restriction is not the region but the verification code: the dynamic code relies on SMS, and whether a local Singapore number receives it is not documented, so test it. If it does not arrive, the community approach is to use a Chinese number, an SMS platform, or ask a friend in China to receive it. Payment is overseas-friendly, supporting PayPal, Visa and Mastercard, with no mainland account needed.
How do I register in Malaysia? Can a Malaysian phone receive the SMS code?
Malaysia users register as usual at bitantidetect.com/register or the client homepage, filling in username, password, phone, WeChat or QQ, and email; the product is not region-limited.
Whether you receive the code depends on SMS: the dynamic code goes by phone, and whether a local Malaysian number reliably receives a domestic platform SMS is not specifically documented, so test it. If it does not arrive, the common workaround is a Chinese phone number, an SMS or virtual-number platform, or asking a friend in China to receive it, which is unofficial and at your own risk. On successful signup you get 10 free profiles.
Thailand registration guide: what to do when a Thai number cannot receive the code?
BitBrowser registration steps: open the client signup page at bitantidetect.com/register, fill in username, password, phone (to receive the dynamic code), WeChat or QQ, and email, leave the invitation code blank, accept the agreement, and submit.
When a Thai number cannot receive the code, there is no official overseas guide; common community approaches are: 1) register with a Chinese phone number; 2) use an SMS or virtual-number platform; 3) ask a friend in China to receive it and tell you. Some people switch network nodes or retry in an incognito window. These are unofficial methods, and success and compliance are at your own discretion.
Can it be registered in Vietnam? Are there any problems registering with a Vietnamese phone?
Yes, BitBrowser can be registered; the product is not region-limited, and Vietnam users can download the client and fill in their details on the signup page.
The possible problem is the verification code: registration needs a dynamic code by phone, and whether a local Vietnamese number receives a domestic platform SMS is not documented, so confirm it by testing. If it does not arrive, the common community approach is to use a Chinese phone number, an SMS or virtual-number platform, or ask a friend in China to receive it and then log in, which is an unofficial workaround at your own risk. On successful signup you also get 10 permanent free profiles to try on a small scale.
How do I register in Indonesia? What if an Indonesian number cannot receive the code?
Indonesia users register at bitantidetect.com/register or the client homepage, filling in username, password, phone, WeChat or QQ, and email, the invitation code can be left blank, accept the agreement and submit.
When an Indonesian number cannot receive the code, there is no official overseas guide; common handling is to register with a Chinese phone number, use an SMS or virtual-number platform, or ask a friend in China to receive it and then log in; some switch nodes or retry in an incognito window. These are unofficial methods, and success and compliance are at your own discretion. On successful signup you get 10 free profiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still register for BitBrowser overseas with a Chinese +86 phone? Will receiving the code be delayed abroad?
Yes. Registering BitBrowser with a Chinese +86 phone is the most common and easiest approach in the community, because the dynamic code is sent by SMS anyway and a Chinese number is usually the most reliable. While abroad you just need that +86 SIM to roam and receive SMS normally; any delay depends on your carrier roaming and network and may be a bit slower than at home, but it generally arrives. There is no official statement about overseas delays; if nothing arrives for a long time, wait a bit and tap resend, or ask a friend in China to receive the code for you.
If a BitBrowser phone registration cannot receive the SMS code overseas, what are the solutions?
BitBrowser registration needs a dynamic code by phone, and local overseas numbers often cannot receive a domestic platform SMS. There is no official overseas guide; common community solutions are: 1) register with a Chinese +86 phone (most reliable); 2) use an SMS or virtual-number platform; 3) ask a friend in China to receive it and forward the code; 4) some switch network nodes or retry in an incognito window. These are unofficial methods, and success and compliance are at your own discretion. Prefer a Chinese number or a friend receiving it, the two more reliable routes.
The BitBrowser verification code never arrives; how long until I can resend?
The BitBrowser code is sent by SMS and should normally arrive within tens of seconds to a minute or two. There is no published resend countdown; the Resend button on the signup page usually has a short cooldown (rely on the actual interface). If it still does not arrive after several tries, it is most likely that an overseas local number cannot receive a domestic SMS, so switch to a Chinese +86 phone, an SMS or virtual-number platform, or ask a friend in China to receive it. These workarounds are more effective than repeatedly resending.
I cannot log in to BitBrowser; what causes login to fail even with the correct account and password?
If you cannot log in to BitBrowser, check a few things: 1) confirm you use the username or phone from registration plus the correct password, mind the case, and no extra spaces; 2) confirm you log in from the official bitantidetect.com and not a knock-off mirror, since fake sites cause login to fail; 3) check that the local network or proxy is working, as overseas direct access may be affected by the network; 4) an outdated client version may cause issues, and the official advice is to download the latest version and install over the old one when something is wrong. If you still cannot get in, click Forgot Password on the login page to reset and try again.
BitBrowser keeps spinning at login and will not open; how do I fix login getting stuck?
Login spinning forever is usually a network, proxy, or client-version issue, not necessarily a broken account. Try in order: 1) check that the local network is working and the proxy is connected (BitBrowser has no built-in proxy, so it stalls if the network is down); 2) confirm you enter from the official bitantidetect.com and not a knock-off mirror; 3) download the latest version and install over the old one, the official first choice for performance or lag issues; 4) run as administrator and avoid installing under a path with Chinese or special characters. Most spinning is resolved after upgrading to the latest version and sorting out the network.
What do I do if I forget my BitBrowser password? How do I reset or recover the login password?
In BitBrowser, click Forgot Password on the client login page, then follow the prompts on the reset page to fill in the relevant information and set a new password to log in again. The official pages do not detail whether identity is verified by phone or email, so rely on the actual prompts in the client. When resetting, make sure you are on the official bitantidetect.com and do not enter account information on a knock-off mirror, to avoid leaking it.
Where do I download the BitBrowser installer to register an account? What is the official download URL?
For BitBrowser, look for the official address bitantidetect.com, where the client download, login entry, and docs all live. The download page offers both a Windows version and a Mac version, so choose by your system. The safest approach is to type bitantidetect.com to enter the site and download, and not download from search ads or mirror and knock-off sites such as *.com.cn, bitbrowser.ltd, bitsbrowser, or xiaowu.group, which may be tampered with or bundled with trojans.
Can BitBrowser only be registered and used on Windows? Is there a Mac version?
BitBrowser is not Windows-only; the official download page offers both a Windows version and a Mac version, so choose by your operating system, and both platforms can register and log in to the same account. Just go to the official bitantidetect.com to download the matching version and install. If a Mac user sees a from an unidentified developer warning and it will not open after installing, that is the macOS security mechanism; right-click to open as the system prompts or allow it under Privacy and Security, and it is not a problem with the software itself.
How do I register and log in on the BitBrowser Mac version? Can Apple computers use BitBrowser?
Apple computers can use it. Go to the official bitantidetect.com to download the Mac version, install and open the client, and register with the same flow as on Windows (username, password, phone, WeChat or QQ, email) or log in with an existing account. If after installing it shows damaged or from an unidentified developer and will not open, that is the macOS Gatekeeper mechanism: hold Control and right-click the icon and choose Open, or go to System Settings, Privacy and Security, and click Open Anyway. It is not a bug in BitBrowser itself.
BitBrowser will not open the official website overseas and the signup page will not load; what do I do?
First confirm you are visiting the official bitantidetect.com and are not misled by a fake site. Not opening overseas or the signup page failing to load is usually a local network issue: try switching the network or proxy node and retrying, clearing the browser cache or using another browser, or typing bitantidetect.com directly instead of entering from a search ad. BitBrowser has no built-in proxy, so a down network shows up as cannot open. If the page is just loading slowly because it is dynamic, wait a bit or refresh; if it still fails, change the network conditions and try again.
Do I need a VPN to log in to BitBrowser abroad? Can I use it without one?
Client login itself connects to the official servers, and whether you can connect directly depends on the network in your region; the company does not explicitly require a VPN overseas, so test it yourself. But note: BitBrowser has no built-in proxy, so when you use it to access blocked platforms such as Facebook or TikTok, you must configure a working proxy IP for the profile yourself, or it will show up as web pages will not open. So logging in to the client and using a profile to reach a target site are two different things, and the latter almost always needs a proxy.
Is BitBrowser registration and download slow? How do I speed it up if overseas download is throttled?
BitBrowser download speed mainly depends on your local network and region; there is no official statement about overseas throttling, so test it. If overseas download is slow, general speed-up approaches are: switch the network or proxy node, avoid peak network hours, use a multi-threaded download tool, or try another browser. The key is to always download from the official bitantidetect.com and not click a knock-off mirror for speed, since those sites may be fast but can be bundled with trojans, which is not worth it.
How many profiles can the BitBrowser free version use after signup? What is the free quota?
After signing up for BitBrowser, the free version gives 10 browser profiles or windows, permanently free, with no trial-period limit and no credit card, single user, single machine, with basic fingerprint protection. This is the core quota confirmed consistently across multiple sources. Note that the real bottleneck of the free version is not the window count but proxy configuration: you can only manually fill in a single proxy one by one, with no bulk import, no auto-switching, and no IP health check. So it is enough if you manage under 10 accounts and accept configuring IPs manually; for scaled bulk IP switching you must upgrade to paid.
What is the difference between the free and paid BitBrowser versions after signup? Do I need to pay right away?
The BitBrowser free version gives 10 permanent profiles, basic fingerprint protection, and single user on a single machine, with proxies only filled manually one by one and no bulk import or auto-switching. The paid version unlocks more profiles, bulk proxy configuration, full RPA automation, team sub-account collaboration, cloud sync, and an API, starting around 50 RMB per month. Do not rush to pay: use the free 10 profiles to test platform compatibility and account warming, and upgrade only when it works well and your account count exceeds 10 or you need bulk IP switching, to avoid wasting money.
How much is a BitBrowser paid plan per month? How do overseas users pay?
BitBrowser paid plans are tiered by window count, starting around 50 RMB per month: for example 50 windows around 50 RMB, 100 windows around 75 RMB, 200 windows around 125 RMB per month; with 10 percent off quarterly, 20 percent off semi-annually, and 30 percent off annually. Rely on the official price page and the client billing center for actual tiers (claims of 99, 299, 599 online are likely outdated copy, do not trust them). Payment is overseas-friendly: Alipay, WeChat, PayPal, Visa, and Mastercard are supported, and PayPal or Visa and Mastercard work directly without a mainland account.
Do I need a country code before the phone number when registering for BitBrowser? How do overseas numbers fill it in?
The BitBrowser registration form asks for a phone to receive the dynamic code, but the official pages do not detail exactly how overseas numbers enter the country code or whether codes like +852 or +886 are supported, so rely on the actual client interface and test it. In practice, the most reliable approach for overseas Chinese is to register and receive the code with a Chinese +86 phone, avoiding the hassle of country codes and missing SMS; if you must use a local number and cannot get the code, switch to an SMS or virtual-number platform or ask a friend in China to receive it.
Can I change a wrong BitBrowser invitation code? What if I notice the mistake after registering?
Do not worry, the BitBrowser invitation code is an optional field, not a registration barrier; a wrong or blank code does not affect completing registration normally or getting the 10 permanent free profile windows. The invitation code only relates to promotion commission rewards (the inviter earns a share after the invitee buys a plan) and has no effect on your own account features. So a wrong code generally needs no action; if you really care, after registering you can check the related Billing Center or Promotion Rewards pages in the client, or contact official support to confirm, but day-to-day use does not need to fuss over this field.
What is the benefit to me of registering for BitBrowser with someone else invitation code? What does each side get?
To be clear about BitBrowser: the invitation code is a promotion reward mechanism that mainly benefits the inviter, not a discount code that saves you, the invitee, money. In the flow the inviter must first activate a plan and generate a code or link under Promotion Rewards in the client; only after you register and buy a plan or value-added service through it does the inviter earn a share. For you, whether or not you enter a code, registration is free and gives 10 permanent profiles with identical features. If someone promises a rebate for using their code, that is them sharing their reward, to be agreed privately, since the official pages list no specific amount.
Can BitBrowser be registered in the Philippines? How do overseas Chinese in the Philippines set up an account?
Yes. BitBrowser is a tool for cross-border expansion and is not region-limited itself, so overseas Chinese in the Philippines can go to the official bitantidetect.com to download the client, register on the client homepage, and enjoy 10 permanent free profiles after signup. Note a common overseas issue: registration needs a phone to receive the dynamic code, and local Philippine numbers often cannot receive a domestic code. Common workarounds are a Chinese phone number, asking a friend in China to receive it, or an SMS or virtual-number platform (unofficial, with success and compliance at your own risk). Reaching blocked platforms via the client still needs your own proxy.
How do Cambodia users register for BitBrowser? Is registering with a Cambodian phone feasible?
Cambodia users can use BitBrowser too: go to the official bitantidetect.com to download the client and register on the homepage with username, password, phone, WeChat or QQ, and email, with the invitation code optional. The tricky part is the SMS code, since local Cambodian numbers most likely cannot receive the domestic dynamic code. Common approaches are to use a Chinese phone number, ask a friend in China to receive it, or use an SMS platform (these are community methods, not officially supported, with results and compliance risk at your own risk). On successful signup you get 10 permanent free profiles, enough to test compatibility first.
Sources：BitBrowser Official Site · Official Download · BitBrowser Official Help Center