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Fast access to Telegram

MTProto proxies for a stable connection. Choose the nearest server and connect in one tap.

Connect

Pick a country and tap Connect. If one is slow, try another.

Step-by-step guide for any device.

1
Tap Connect

Pick a server from the list above and tap the Connect button. Your device will open Telegram automatically.
2
Confirm in Telegram

Telegram will show a dialog asking to enable the proxy. Tap Connect Proxy to confirm.
3
Done

The proxy is active. If a server feels unstable, come back and pick another one — they are all free.

Telegram → Settings → Data and Storage → Proxy → Add Proxy. Choose MTProto and enter the server host, port, and secret.

Short answers to common questions.

01
What is an MTProto proxy?

MTProto is the native transport protocol Telegram uses. An MTProto proxy is a relay that forwards your Telegram traffic through an intermediate server, so you can reach Telegram even if the direct route is blocked on your network.
02
Is it safe?

Yes, for reaching Telegram. An MTProto proxy only relays Telegram traffic. Your messages are still end-to-end encrypted by Telegram itself, and a proxy cannot read them. It also does not affect any other app on your device.
03
Why did the proxy stop working?

Public servers can go down for maintenance, hit rate limits, or be blocked by ISPs. If that happens, open drproxy.io and pick another server from the list — they are verified continuously.
04
Is it really free?

Yes. Every server listed on drproxy.io is free to use. We do not run ads, we do not ask for accounts, and we do not keep logs.
05
Which devices are supported?

Any device that runs the Telegram app: iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Telegram Web. The Connect button opens the official Telegram app installed on your device.