1 · Pick a proxy
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Fresh, actually-verified MTProto proxies — each one connection-tested with real latency and country data. Tap Connect and you're in Telegram. No app, no signup, no ads.
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Choose any proxy near you — the list is sorted fastest-first, with latency and country shown for each one.
The button opens a t.me/proxy link. Telegram pops up and asks to enable the proxy — confirm and you're connected.
All your Telegram traffic now routes through the proxy. No app install, no account, nothing to configure.
Honest status. We never claim a proxy “works 100%”. Each one is connection-tested from our servers; reachable means it answered TCP, handshake ok means it also completed a FakeTLS handshake. Public proxies can still go offline at any time — pick another if one fails.
Short answer: use the FakeTLS proxies (tap 🛡 Works in blocked countries). They disguise themselves as ordinary HTTPS on port 443, which is what survives deep-packet inspection. We also TCP-test the top proxies from probes physically inside Iran, Russia and other censored networks — a green country chip (e.g. 🇮🇷 IR) means it answered from there, not just from our servers.
| Country | Status (2026) | What works |
|---|---|---|
| 🇮🇷 Iran | Blocked (protocol allowlist) | FakeTLS on 443 — works well; HTTPS is permitted. Avoid total-blackout windows. |
| 🇷🇺 Russia | Blocked / throttled | FakeTLS with a valid SNI. On mobile preferentially; rotate if an IP gets range-blocked. |
| 🇨🇳 China | Blocked (GFW, IP-level) | Hardest case — China blocks by IP, so any single proxy may die fast. Pair with a strong VPN; try several. |
| 🇹🇲 / 🇻🇳 / 🇻🇪 / 🇵🇰 | Persistent block | FakeTLS on 443; these regimes lean on IP blocking, so prefer freshly-reachable proxies and switch often. |
| 🇮🇳 / 🇰🇪 / 🇮🇶 / 🇯🇴 | Exam-window blocks | During exam hours the whole network is often cut — no proxy can fix that. Outside those hours Telegram works directly. |
Reachability is tested from third-party probes and can be flaky — a missing chip means “not tested”, not “blocked”. During full internet shutdowns nothing routes through. Sources: OONI, Access Now, Freedom House (see the repo).
Yes. Every proxy here is a free, public MTProto proxy collected from open sources, then verified by our bot. There is no cost, signup, or app to install.
MTProto is Telegram's own protocol. An MTProto proxy relays your Telegram traffic, which helps you reach Telegram where it is blocked or throttled. It only affects Telegram, not your whole device.
Tap Connect on any proxy. Your phone opens Telegram and asks to enable the proxy — tap “Connect/Enable proxy”. That's it.
Every 6 hours. A GitHub Action re-collects, re-verifies, re-ranks and republishes the whole list, so dead proxies drop off automatically.
A proxy operator can see that you connect to Telegram, but your messages stay end-to-end where Telegram already encrypts them. Prefer handshake ok proxies and avoid logging into sensitive accounts over an unknown proxy.