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The setting is built into every Telegram app, no extra software involved. On Android it’s Settings → Data and Storage → Proxy Settings at the bottom of the page; on iOS the same path ends in Proxy; on Telegram Desktop it lives under Settings → Advanced → Connection Type, and on macOS under Data and Storage → Use Proxy. Tap Add Proxy, pick SOCKS5, and fill in two fields — server address and port. When the connection is up, a shield icon appears above your chat list. The setting scopes to Telegram alone: your browser and every other app keep using the network directly.
The username and password fields below are optional, and that’s where authentication choices live. The baseline is whitelisting: add up to 5 of your own IPs in the Dashboard, leave both fields empty, and the proxy recognizes you by source address — nothing to type on any device. A SOCKS5 proxy with a username and password for Telegram is the complement for connections whose IP keeps changing, a phone on mobile data being the classic case: enter the credentials once and the proxy accepts you from anywhere. Both methods point at the same address, and that address serves every device you’re signed in on — enter the same values on your phone, desktop, and tablet, and all of them ride the same exclusive IP.
Two protocol footnotes worth knowing. Telegram Desktop additionally accepts a Telegram HTTP proxy — a useful fallback on corporate networks that filter SOCKS traffic but pass HTTP CONNECT. And the third type you’ll see in the app, MTProto, is a different animal entirely — what it’s for and why we don’t sell it is covered honestly in the FAQ below.
The four proxy options we offer — and the use cases each one fits best.
| DatacenterIPv4 packages | Rotating proxiesfull shared pool | ISPstatic residential | Our pick for Telegram Dedicatedexclusive IPv4 |
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| IP source | Datacenter, IPv4 | Datacenter, IPv4the same 100,000+ IP pool | Consumer ISP networks | Datacenter, IPv4 |
| Who uses the IP | Up to 5 customers per IPnever concurrently | Shared pool available to all rotating-proxy customers | Up to 5 customers per IPnever concurrently | Exclusive to youfor the entire plan term |
| IP persistence | Static listup to three free refreshes per month | Exit IP rotates on every requestwell suited to high-volume web scraping | Static listone free refresh every eight days | Staticreserved for the entire plan term |
| Pricing model | By IP countunlimited bandwidth | Per requestfull pool access | By IP countunlimited bandwidth | By IP countunlimited bandwidth |
| Cost predictability | Fixedbased on IP count | Variabledepends on request volume | Fixedbased on IP count | Fixedbased on IP count |
| Speed | Up to 500 Mbpsper proxy | Up to 300 Mbpsper connection | Up to 500 Mbpsper proxy | Up to 500 Mbpsper proxy |
| Suitability for strict anti-fraud systems | Limiteddatacenter origin remains visible | Moderaterotation reduces repeated requests from a single IP | HigherISP-registered residential IPs | Moderatethe IP's reputation depends only on you |
| Scaling | 100–100,000+ IPslarger packages have a lower price per IP | No fixed list to scaleyou pay per request, not per IP | Package-basedtotal cost increases with IP count | Starts at one IPbest for targeted use cases; volume pricing is available on request |
| Minimum order | From 100 IPs | From 2.5 million requests | From 100 IPs | From 1 IP |
| Price | $from $0.07 per IP/month | $$from $49.00/month | $$from $0.22 per IP/month | $$$from $3.50 per IP/month |
| Best for | Steady volumes: web scraping and automation using a fixed proxy list | Burst workloads and one-off projects: maximum IP diversity without buying a list | Social media, accounts, long sessions — wherever IP trust matters | Accounts and messaging apps, where the IP is part of your reputation and you need a clean IP reserved exclusively for you |
| Buy now | Rotating proxies | ISP proxies | Dedicated proxies |
The same address that runs in the app’s settings will proxy Telegram traffic from bots and userbot libraries — Telethon, aiogram, any Bot API client. Copy the example for your stack, or paste it into your AI coding assistant to adapt.
# HTTP or HTTPS proxy curl -x http://login:password@IP:port https://example.com # SOCKS5 curl --socks5-hostname IP:port \ --proxy-user login:password \ https://example.com
import requests proxy = "http://login:password@IP:port" # your proxy from the Dashboard r = requests.get( "https://example.com", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, ) print(r.status_code)
import { ProxyAgent } from "undici"; const dispatcher = new ProxyAgent("http://login:password@IP:port"); const res = await fetch("https://example.com", { dispatcher }); console.log(res.status);
$ch = curl_init("https://example.com"); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_PROXY, "IP:port"); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_PROXYUSERPWD, "login:password"); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true); $response = curl_exec($ch);
Choose a standard format or create a custom one with any field order and delimiter your software requires.
See the FAQ for the ports used by each protocol.
You can automate purchases, renewals, whitelist changes, and proxy list exports. Create an API key in your Dashboard in a couple of clicks.
Claude, Cursor, and other agents buy proxies, renew plans, and export updated proxy lists through an access token you create in your Dashboard. See how it works.
Per-IP prices shown are for the largest package size. Get an exact quote in the calculator above.
| IP | Country | Port | Protocol | |
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| 124.248.177.43 | KH | 1080 | SOCKS5 | |
| 199.187.210.54 | US | 4145 | SOCKS5 | |
| 152.53.183.107 | DE | 8081 | SOCKS5 | |
| 88.218.206.170 | PL | 5432 | SOCKS5 | |
| 124.248.191.83 | KH | 1080 | SOCKS5 | |
| 157.90.113.23 | DE | 9052 | SOCKS5 | |
| 144.24.111.128 | IN | 1088 | SOCKS5 | |
| 123.58.219.171 | HK | 10808 | SOCKS5 | |
| 101.36.104.46 | JP | 10808 | SOCKS5 | |
| 101.36.104.239 | JP | 10808 | SOCKS5 |
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No — and here’s the honest reasoning rather than a dodge. MTProto is Telegram’s own proxy protocol, built for one purpose: disguising Telegram traffic in countries whose censors hunt it by protocol signature. It requires a special server and a 32-character secret, works with nothing except Telegram, and its public nodes monetize themselves by pinning a sponsored channel to your chat list. What we run are dedicated SOCKS5 servers — the protocol Telegram supports natively in the same settings menu. For the jobs this page is about — speed, a stable address for your account, one server for all your apps — SOCKS5 is the better tool: no secret to manage, no sponsored channel, and the same proxy carries your browser or bot traffic too if you point them at it. If your specific situation is a national censor that detects and throttles SOCKS itself, an MTProto node from the community is genuinely the right instrument, and we’d rather tell you that than sell you the wrong thing.
Three reasons, in order of how quickly you’ll feel them. Speed — the reason people searching for Telegram proxies for fast downloads end up here: a link posted to fifty thousand subscribers puts you on a server with thousands of concurrent users, and media downloads crawl accordingly. Lifespan: popular free nodes get overloaded or blocked within days, which is why those channels post fresh links constantly — you’re signing up to reconfigure your proxy as a hobby. Trust: you’re routing your traffic through hardware run by someone whose identity and logging practices you’ll never know — the next question covers exactly what an operator can and can’t see, and it’s worth reading before you pick whose server that is.
Yes. The proxy is an independent server — it doesn’t care how many of your devices connect through it, and Telegram sets it per device, so enter the same address on each one. Phone on SOCKS5 with credentials, desktop on the whitelist, tablet along for the ride: all three carry your account through the same IP simultaneously, which is exactly the consistency you want an account to show. One practical note: concurrent connections on the dedicated tier are plentiful enough that a household of Telegram apps won’t come close to the ceiling.
No — and this isn’t a promise from us, it’s architecture from Telegram. Every chat is encrypted between your app and Telegram’s servers (and secret chats end-to-end on top of that) before anything touches the proxy, so what passes through the middle is ciphertext. What any proxy operator can see is metadata: your real IP, that you’re connecting to Telegram, and how much data moves. That’s the layer where provider choice actually matters — we don’t log content on our side, and the metadata question is a good part of why routing through an anonymous volunteer’s free node is a stranger bargain than it looks.
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