Not for every application. Most multi-WAN load balancing assigns each session to one path. Several users or downloads can share the total capacity, but one TCP session generally remains on one WAN so its public IP and packet order stay consistent.
Some applications can open multiple parallel connections and appear to benefit from both links, while true single-session aggregation normally requires a bonding service or compatible endpoint. Mobile and fixed services also have different latency and packet-loss characteristics, which can complicate bonding. Be clear about the goal: load balancing is useful for total office capacity and redundancy, while a single large upload may still be limited by the path selected for that session.
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