XiuStore AI IP Check compares the exits seen by several services and adds public region, network-type, and risk information. It does not establish account health or registration eligibility.
Run a check
- Confirm that an ordinary web page opens. If needed, complete network setup first.
- Open XiuStore AI IP Check in the same browser you will use for the AI service and start the check.
- Wait for the Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Perplexity, and Cloudflare results. The tool does not separately test Gemini.
- Record the exit IP, country or region, network type, risk indicators, and check time. Hide unrelated private information in screenshots.
When at least two services return an exit and country, you can compare whether they use the same region. A timeout only means that particular check did not return a result.
Read the results
| Result | What it means |
|---|---|
| Matching exits | Those requests appear to use the same public exit |
| Different exits | Some services may connect directly or use different routes, browser extensions, or system proxy settings |
| Datacenter or proxy label | A public network classification; it does not prove that an account is restricted |
| Higher risk indicator | Keep the connection consistent and compare the result with the platform’s actual notice and rules |
| One target times out | Check that target separately; do not assume the whole connection is down |
For a delivered static proxy, compare the IP address with the delivery instructions, not just the country. The Claude account guide also explains how to confirm the actual Claude request path in the proxy client.
Check WebRTC
WebRTC candidate addresses may reveal a public address different from the expected exit. If they do:
- Check whether the browser, system proxy, and client use the same configuration.
- Pause unfamiliar proxy or privacy extensions and repeat the check.
- Change one setting at a time and record what changes.
- If the mismatch remains, send the device, client name, and redacted results to your network provider’s support for connection troubleshooting.
Do not disable browser security features or install unknown extensions to fix WebRTC results.
Compare local settings
The page may show timezone, language, screen, and browser information. A difference in one field does not mean the account will be restricted. Compare these details with the original platform error when troubleshooting.
Data and privacy
The tool sends requests to several targets and reads public exit information. It does not need your account password, cookies, SessionKey, verification codes, API key, or private subscription URL.
If the results look wrong
- If several targets fail, check ordinary internet access and your upstream connection first.
- If only one service fails, check its status page, supported regions, and original error.
- If the exit country keeps changing, stop sign-in attempts and ask your network provider to check the configuration.
- If the account is already restricted, follow account troubleshooting. An IP check cannot replace the platform’s decision.
Sources and review date
Tool behavior was reviewed against the XiuStore page on 2026-08-02. This translation preserves that review date. Public IP classifications and target responses can change; use the results from your current check.