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The modern proxy stack. Unlimited keys. Unlimited traffic.

Traffic leaves your device looking like ordinary HTTPS. When one transport gets blocked, you switch to another from inside Telegram — same subscription, same keys, no reinstall.

1.0ACCESS

Blocked from Telegram itself? Start here.

A public MTProto proxy gets you back into Telegram without an account, a payment, or an install. These are other people’s proxies, verified from inside a censored network and ranked by how fast they answered there — use them to reach the bot, not for anything private.

Third-party proxies — use for Telegram only.

2.0BOT

Open the bot. Take the trial once.

No card, no email, no app to install. The trial is one per account and it is enforced — so if the button is missing, that account has already used it.

BOT

Yes — one trial per account, and that limit is enforced. It needs no payment method.

Telegram Bot

3.0KEY

Pick a transport. Get a key.

Each protocol hides differently. Reality imitates a real TLS site; the others trade that disguise for speed or for reach on hostile networks. One subscription covers all of them.

4.0SWITCH

When one stops working, move to the next.

Blocking is a moving target, so the answer is not one perfect protocol — it is having several and switching in a few taps. Your keys, your subscription, no support ticket.

You switch to another one in the bot and keep the same subscription. That is the whole design — no single transport survives forever, so the product is the ability to move between them.

Telegram Bot

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when my protocol gets blocked?

You switch to another one in the bot and keep the same subscription. That is the whole design — no single transport survives forever, so the product is the ability to move between them.

How do I pay?

Telegram Stars, the GRAM coin, or your referral balance. Prices are also shown in money so you can judge the cost, but money is not a payment method here.

Can I try it first?

Yes — one trial per account, and that limit is enforced. It needs no payment method.

Is there a device or speed limit?

Neither exists. There is no per-device billing and no bandwidth cap in the system at all, so there is no number to quote.

Do you keep logs?

No traffic logs. What is stored is what billing needs: your account, your subscription dates, and which keys exist on which node so they can be revoked.