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# Remote Proxy
Instead of setting up proxy accounts again and again on each parachain, remote-proxy module allows you to create it once on the Relay Chain — then compatible parachains can automatically inherit that proxy.
## Supported Network
Kusama <> Kusama Assethub
## Set up
No extra steps are needed — once you create a proxy on the Relay Chain (including both standard and Pure Proxies), you're good to go.
## Check Remote Proxy
You can create the proxy as usual on the Relay Chain.
Then switch to any parachain that supports Remote Proxy and view the account structure. Remote Proxy relationships will be shown with dashed lines.
Mimir already supports various forms of nesting.
## Use Remote Proxy
From there, you can use Remote Proxy just like any regular proxy account — to send or receive funds, participate in governance, staking, or any other supported actions. Without worrying about asset loss.
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