Real mobile IPs
4G/LTE carrier addresses that look like a phone — the connection Telegram accounts are expected to use.
SOCKS5 proxies for Telegram
Telegram supports SOCKS5 proxies natively — on iOS, Android, desktop and in the web app. A Socks Market mobile proxy gives a Telegram account the IP of a real 4G/LTE phone in the country you choose, with unlimited traffic and no logs, from $0.4 per day. Setup takes thirty seconds.
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Why SOCKS5 and a mobile IP are the natural fit for Telegram
Telegram has had built‑in SOCKS5 proxy support since 2018. You enter the host, port, login and password in the app’s settings, and every message, call and file goes through the proxy — no system‑wide VPN, no third‑party tools. Because the proxy is configured per app, you can run Telegram through one IP while the rest of the device uses another.
Which IP to use matters. Telegram accounts are tied to phone numbers, and the service expects a phone‑like connection. A mobile proxy from a real carrier network matches that expectation; a datacenter IP shared by hundreds of bots does not. For teams that run several accounts — community managers, support desks, marketers — one mobile proxy per account in the account’s country keeps them from being linked and reduces “too many attempts” and verification prompts.
Socks Market proxies also work where Telegram is restricted: pick a country where it is available, add the proxy in the app, and Telegram connects as if you were there. Traffic is unlimited, so voice calls and file downloads are not a problem.
Why Socks Market
Why Socks Market proxies for Telegram
Native SOCKS5
No extra software: Telegram on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux and the web supports SOCKS5 with login and password.
Unlimited traffic
Calls, video, channels, file transfers — no gigabyte limits.
Any country
Choose the country of the IP: for local accounts, or to reach Telegram where it is restricted.
No logs
We don’t store traffic logs — nothing to hand over.
From $0.4 per day
Rent per day, pay in BTC, LTC or USDT. Residential (WiFi) proxies available at the same price.
Use cases
What people use a Telegram proxy for
- Multiple Telegram accountsCommunity, support and marketing accounts on separate IPs so they are never linked.
- Access where Telegram is restrictedConnect through an IP in a country where Telegram works normally.
- Bots and automationTelethon, Pyrogram, TDLib and bot frameworks support SOCKS5 — one proxy per session.
- Channel and chat management teamsEach manager or account on its own IP in the audience’s country.
- PrivacyHide your real IP from Telegram servers and from peers in voice calls.
- Desktop and phone on different IPsPer‑app proxy settings let each device or client use its own proxy.
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How to add a SOCKS5 proxy in Telegram
The path differs slightly per platform; the fields are the same: host, port, login, password. Always choose SOCKS5, not MTProto.
| Platform | Where | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Android | Settings → Data and Storage → Proxy Settings | Add Proxy → SOCKS5 → enter server, port, username, password → Save → toggle Use Proxy |
| iOS | Settings → Data and Storage → Proxy | Add Proxy → SOCKS5 → enter server, port, username, password → Done → enable |
| Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux) | Settings → Advanced → Connection type | Use custom proxy → Add proxy → SOCKS5 → fill in the fields → Save |
| Web (web.telegram.org) | Settings → Advanced → Connection type | Add proxy → SOCKS5 → fill in the fields → Save |
| Bots and libraries | Client options | Pass socks5://LOGIN:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT (or a proxy dict) when creating the client |
Pricing
Simple daily pricing
Pay per proxy, per day. Traffic is always unlimited. Full pricing details.
Shared Proxy
The proxy can be rented by up to four people at the same time.
From$0.4/day
- Worldwide coverage
- WiFi / Mobile TCP stack
- Unlimited traffic
- Antidetection system
Best performance
Private Proxy
The proxy is only for your personal use, with additional performance.
From$1/day
- Everything in Shared
- Only you use the IP
- Additional performance
- More features to come
* Final price depends on proxy params (GEO, connection type, usage type). Payments in BTC, LTC and USDT (TRC20).
Does Telegram support SOCKS5 proxies?
Yes, natively on every platform: Android, iOS, desktop apps and the web version. Socks Market proxies are SOCKS5 with login and password, so they plug straight into the app’s proxy settings.
SOCKS5 or MTProto proxy for Telegram?
MTProto proxies are Telegram‑specific and are usually free public servers of unknown origin. A SOCKS5 proxy on a real mobile or residential IP is private, works for any app and gives the account a trusted address. Use SOCKS5.
Do voice and video calls work through the proxy?
Yes. Telegram routes calls through the proxy as well. Traffic is unlimited, so call quality is limited only by the connection.
Can I use one proxy for several Telegram accounts?
You can, but accounts that must not be linked should have their own proxies. One mobile proxy per account is the safe setup for teams.
Mobile or residential proxy for Telegram?
Mobile (LTE) for accounts — Telegram expects a phone‑like connection. Residential (WiFi) if you need a fixed IP for a desktop client. Both cost the same at Socks Market.
How much does a Telegram proxy cost?
From $0.4 per day for shared access and from $1 per day for private access, with unlimited traffic. New users get a $3 welcome bonus while the promotion lasts.
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