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# Request Distributor (Balancer)

Allows you to run a chain of channels to perform WhatsApp API actions with a single goal (mailing, checker, etc.) with interleaving of each other, checking of channels and distribution of requests.

Mass activity requires the use of multiple channels at once to achieve very fast results. It doesn't matter if you use 2 or 100 channels in your mass mailings or mass number checks. The balancer will allow you to evenly distribute your requests, get results efficiently, and in case of any problems on a channel, report it to you. Blocking a number in this case will not affect your work process.

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