Antidetect, Business Manager and pixel setup on an agency account

Yes. Your own Business Manager, antidetect browser and pixel all work on a BlueWave account. The account is registered to the agency and you get access. A client BM receives partner access to it. That is Meta’s agency access, and it cannot be passed on to a third BM. After a replacement the new account arrives in the same BM with the pixel intact. We do not sell antidetect browsers, proxies or creatives, you bring your own. What Meta and TikTok help pages say about BM and pixel is below, checked: October 2026.

Antidetect, Business Manager and pixel setup: what works

What	How it works at BlueWave
Account	Registered to the agency, you get access
Client BM	Yours is fine, it gets partner access to the account (Meta’s agency access, no handover to a third BM)
Antidetect browser	Yours is fine, we do not sell one
Pixel	Yours is fine
Proxies and creatives	We do not sell them

Teams get several accounts per media buyer. Client teams run 4–6 buyers and more.

What to check after delivery

• The account is visible in your BM and the access tasks match what you need (Meta’s task list is further down).
• The pixel sends events: PageView in Events Manager on Meta, data through Pixel Helper on TikTok.

Antidetect: your browser, your settings

You use your own antidetect browser on the account. BlueWave has no requirements or recommendations for it, and we neither sell nor recommend specific browsers.

Your own pixel on Meta and TikTok

You install your own pixel. Setup and checks follow the official help: Meta Pixel and TikTok Pixel, checked: October 2026.

BM and pixel after a ban

On a replacement the new account arrives in the same BM and the pixel stays. Replacement takes 30–60 minutes from your report, 24/7. Within 1 hour of your report the balance moves to the new account. The two run in parallel.

Ownership transfer on Meta

Meta has a second route: transferring ownership. In the Ad Accounts guide, only a business admin can claim an account managed outside a BM into their own BM. It happens once, and afterwards the account is managed only in that BM.

BlueWave works on a different scheme. You do not have to transfer ownership.

Partner access: how Meta describes the roles

The Meta Business Management APIs documentation names two roles: a business owns an asset, or gets access to it as an agency managing another business’s assets (Overview).

From the Business-to-Business Functions section on granting access:

• the owner of the account grants access to it;
• access received only through the agency role cannot be passed on;
• the grant names tasks: ADVERTISE, ANALYZE, MODERATE, MANAGE, CREATE_CONTENT.

What the access grant looks like in Meta Business Suite

The owner’s steps, from the help page Give a partner access to business assets (checked: October 2026):

1. Settings in Meta Business Suite, Users, then Partners.
2. Add, then Give a partner access to your assets.
3. Enter the partner’s business portfolio ID, pick assets and an access level. For partial access, tick the tasks.
4. Assign assets. Another person with full control of the owner’s portfolio may need to confirm.

What matters for you as a client:

• There are two levels. With full control the partner manages the asset in full but cannot hand it to another business: only the owner may share. Partial access opens single tasks, such as creating content, managing ads or replying to messages.
• You need your own business portfolio and its ID. The owner must have two-factor authentication on.
• The granted asset shows in Settings for both sides. With partial access, the partner assigns their people only to the tasks the owner granted.
• The owner can remove a partner at any time: Settings, Partners, Options, Remove from business portfolio (help page).

How we connect the account to your setup

The path from first message to access:

1. First contact is the manager’s personal chat, @bluewave_mngr in Telegram. The manager is online 24/7, replies within 15 minutes and writes in your language. The invoice comes at any hour.
2. You agree terms. Then we create your group with managers, team leads and the CEO.
3. In the group the manager posts the wallet address and amount as an invoice image. You pay in USDT on TRC-20 or BEP-20, and the network fee is yours. The first test payment is $300, and you can start with $500.
4. The account arrives with its balance within an hour of your payment clearing.

Payment first, delivery second. There is no contract or legal entity, and nobody asks for a passport or codes. The same path is on the landing page: Four steps from message to account.

BlueWave manager: @bluewave_mngr