Telegram Proxy

Telegram blocks or rate-limits traffic that logs dozens of accounts from one datacentre IP, and entire ASN ranges are black-holed in regions with censorship firewalls. GSocks rotates every request through authentic 4G/5G carrier addresses, so scrapers, bots and OSINT dashboards can join channels, fetch messages and push broadcasts without tripping Flood-wait errors, captchas or government block lists.

A production-grade fleet mixes millions of carrier-grade and residential IPv4/IPv6 endpoints with sub-second rotation and optional sticky pins (5–30 min) that keep TDLib sessions, auth keys and push IDs intact during long polling or file uploads. Concurrency governors shard workloads so each IP stays under the ~20 calls / second threshold that precedes a Flood-wait lockout.

• Dual-stack exits — IPv6 routes tap Telegram’s edge PoPs for lower RTT.
• Session pins — critical for maintaining login state while scraping large groups.
• Header randomisation — varied device models, OS builds and TLS fingerprints mimic genuine Android or iOS clients.
• 99 %+ success telemetry — live dashboards chart Flood-wait and 420 errors per region.

MTProto-over-HTTPS bridging tunnels Telegram packets through port 443, evading SNI filters in tightly censored networks. Phone-validation bypass pairs each new account with a unique mobile IP, preventing “too many accounts from this address” errors during SMS code requests. Region unlocking lets analysts hop exits among 100+ countries, previewing content hidden behind local channel bans or GDPR blocks.

Airdrop monitoring bots watch crypto-promo channels for keyword triggers and forward alerts to trading desks in real time. Mass broadcasts by customer-success teams fan out product updates to thousands of subscribers while rotating IPs to dodge spam heuristics. Dark-market recon groups scrape illicit marketplaces for leaked credentials or counterfeit listings, feeding threat-intel feeds without exposing analyst endpoints.

1. Carrier pool ≥ 5 million IPs — dilutes fingerprint overlap and beats ASN-level blocks.
2. 24/7 uptime SLA > 99.9 % — essential for long-running bots and message histories.
3. Rotation & sticky API — endpoints must toggle between instant rotation and 30-minute pins on demand.
4. City-level targeting — verifies regional censorship gaps and local pricing adverts.
5. Auto Flood-wait back-off — proxy manager should pause shards when TDLib returns wait times.
6. Transparent abuse policy — vendor must outline rules on spam, extremist content and DMCA takedowns to protect IP reputation.

Ready to harvest Telegram data and broadcast at scale? Launch GSocks’ Telegram proxy bundle today, assign each bot a clean mobile IP and watch your Flood-wait errors vanish.