Find working MTProto, WEB, and SOCKS5 servers for Telegram.
MTPro.XYZ provides regularly updated public Telegram proxy servers for connecting to Telegram. Browse working MTProto, WEB, and SOCKS5 servers; compare available proxies; and find a connection that works for your network.
Choose the proxy type that best fits your Telegram setup.
MTProto Proxy
MTProto is Telegram’s native proxy protocol, designed specifically for connecting Telegram clients through a proxy server. It provides a fast and efficient way to route Telegram traffic through an intermediary server and is supported directly in Telegram.
WEB Proxy
WEB proxy is a newer proxy type used by Telegram to add an obfuscation layer on top of the existing MTProto protocol. It enhances MTProto connections by making Telegram traffic harder to identify while preserving the advantages of the MTProto proxy protocol.
SOCKS5 Proxy
SOCKS5 is a general-purpose proxy protocol that can route network traffic through a remote server. Telegram supports SOCKS5 proxies on supported clients, making them a flexible alternative to MTProto for users who need a standard proxy connection.
There is no single proxy that is best for every user. Connection quality depends on the network, server location, latency, and current availability. MTProto and WEB proxy are designed specifically for Telegram, while SOCKS5 is a general-purpose proxy protocol.
MTProto proxy is a proxy protocol designed specifically for Telegram. It allows Telegram clients to connect through an intermediary server and can be configured directly in Telegram’s proxy settings.
WEB proxy is a newer Telegram proxy type that adds an obfuscation layer to the existing MTProto protocol. It is designed to make Telegram proxy traffic less recognizable while preserving the advantages of MTProto.
MTProto is Telegram’s native proxy protocol. WEB proxy builds on MTProto by adding an obfuscation layer, while SOCKS5 is a general-purpose proxy protocol that can be used by Telegram and other applications.
Yes, many public Telegram proxies are available for free. However, free proxy servers can vary in speed, reliability, and availability, so it is recommended to check the latest server status before using one.
Open Telegram’s proxy settings and add the MTProto server address, port, and secret. You can also connect to a proxy by simply clicking the proxy server link on our website when a compatible Telegram client is installed.
Open a compatible Telegram proxy link from our website or use Telegram’s proxy settings to add the provided server details. WEB proxy uses the MTProto protocol with an additional obfuscation layer.
Public proxy servers can become unavailable, overloaded, or blocked. Check the latest proxy status on MTPro.XYZ, try another server, and make sure the proxy type and connection details are correct.
Proxy performance depends on server location, network conditions, latency, and current server load. Try a different proxy server and choose one with lower latency or a location closer to your network.
Telegram proxy connections use the MTProto protocol, which encrypts Telegram traffic between the client and Telegram. This means that a proxy server cannot normally read the contents of your Telegram messages or other encrypted Telegram data. However, the proxy operator may still be able to see certain connection information, such as your IP address and the fact that you are connecting through the proxy. A dishonest or malicious proxy operator could potentially collect this information, so use public proxies from trusted sources whenever possible.
MTPro.XYZ checks proxy availability every 5 minutes. Because public proxies can change status at any time, the latest check result should be treated as a current availability indicator rather than a guarantee of future availability.
Telegram provides proxy settings on supported mobile clients. Open Telegram Settings, find the proxy settings, and add the server details provided by the proxy. You can also use compatible proxy links from MTPro.XYZ to simplify the setup.