Step by step
- 01
Open the "Proxies" section
Click "Proxies" in the left menu. Four cards at the top: "Total", "Active", "Dead", "Checking". Below them is the "Proxy list" table. The circular-arrow button at the top right ("Refresh") reloads the list.
- 02
Click "Add proxies"
The "Bulk proxy import" block opens. One proxy = one line. Formats: ip:port:login:password, ip:port (no auth) or a link http://login:pass@ip:port (instead of http — https or socks5). SOCKS4 is not supported: the form will not accept socks4://… lines, so get SOCKS5 or HTTP from your provider — it is usually the same address.
- 03
Pick the "Protocol" and paste the list
In the "Protocol" list pick HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 (SOCKS5 by default) — it applies to every line of the form ip:port:login:password; link lines take the protocol from the link. Paste the proxies into the field and click "Add". You get "N proxies added", and the country is derived from the IP. "Cancel" closes the form.
- 04
Check that the proxies are alive
Right after being added, proxies get the "Active" status with no check. Click "Select all" in the table header (or tick the ones you need) → click "Check" in the "Selected: N" panel. The status switches to "Checking"; after 1–2 minutes click "Refresh": the working ones become "Active". For a single proxy, use the circular-arrow icon in "Actions" ("Check").
- 05
Learn the statuses
"Active" — passed the check, ready to assign. "Dead" — failed to answer two checks in a row. If a proxy is stuck at "Checking", the first attempt failed; run "Check" again. Clicking the "Dead" card filters the table — handy for deleting them all at once.
- 06
See which accounts sit on a proxy
The "Accounts" column holds the number of bound accounts. Click it and the "Bound accounts" list expands (phone, name, status, group). Each one has an "Unbind" button that takes the proxy off the account ("Proxy unbound from the account").
- 07
Bind a proxy (in the "Accounts" section)
Go to "Accounts", tick the accounts → "Assign proxy" → pick a proxy in the "Proxy" field (only ones with the "Active" status, in the format ip:port (protocol) — country · number of accounts) → "Assign". To spread every account without a proxy evenly, use "Distribute proxies (round-robin)".
- 08
Delete the proxies you no longer need
For one, the bin icon in "Actions" ("Delete"), then confirm "Delete this proxy?". For several, tick them → "Delete" in the "Selected: N" panel. Accounts on a deleted proxy are left without one — assign a new proxy or click "Distribute proxies (round-robin)".
Which proxies to use
The most common reason accounts get banned is the proxy. That's why we recommend proxy-seller.me — the service we use ourselves: residential proxies with hourly IP rotation, where accounts get Telegram restrictions noticeably less often. One such proxy can carry up to 50 accounts, but the fewer, the better. Pick SOCKS5 and match the country to the account's phone number. Paste format: login:password@host:port or socks5://login:password@host:port.
Fields and settings
- Protocol (HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5)
- The proxy type from your provider. For Telegram it is usually SOCKS5 (the default). Applies to lines with no explicit protocol. SOCKS4 is not supported: SOCKS4 proxies added earlier are marked "not supported" and cannot be assigned to an account — replace them with SOCKS5 or HTTP.
- The list field ("Bulk proxy import")
- One proxy per line: ip:port:login:password, ip:port or http://login:pass@ip:port. Empty lines are skipped, broken ones are not added.
- IP:Port
- The address and port. Cannot be edited — only deleted and added again.
- Country
- Derived from the IP. "—" means it could not be determined; it does not affect anything.
- Auth
- "Yes" — a login and password are set; "—" — a proxy with no password.
- Status
- "Active" — passed the check or was just added. "Dead" — two failures in a row, not offered to accounts. "Checking" — a check is running or the first attempt failed.
- Accounts
- How many accounts are bound. Clicking it expands "Bound accounts" with the "Unbind" button.
- The "Total / Active / Dead / Checking" cards
- Counters and table filters at the same time. "Total" clears the filter.
Tips
- Which proxies to use: the most common reason accounts get banned is the proxy, so we recommend proxy-seller.me — the service we use ourselves: residential proxies with hourly IP rotation, where accounts get Telegram restrictions noticeably less often. Up to 50 accounts per such proxy, but the fewer, the better. Pick SOCKS5 and match the country to the account's phone number.
- Right after the upload, do "Select all" → "Check", or accounts will land on dead proxies that still read "Active".
- The system checks proxies 5 times a day on its own — the "Auto-check proxies" toggle in "Settings".
- Regular static proxies — 1–3 accounts each; residential proxies with IP rotation (proxy-seller.me) — up to 50, but the fewer, the better. The load is visible in the "Accounts" column and in the "Proxy" list when you assign one ("· N acc.").
- Upload proxies before accounts — proxies are assigned automatically as accounts are uploaded.
- If accounts go to "Error" in bulk, click "Check" on their proxies first.
- Cleaning the pool: the "Dead" card → "Select all" → "Delete" → in "Accounts" click "Distribute proxies (round-robin)".
Gotchas and common mistakes
- A proxy you just added shows as "Active" with no real check.
- The form only shows "N proxies added" — the interface does not say which lines failed. Compare the number yourself.
- Duplicates are not tracked: paste the same list twice and the proxies are doubled.
- There is no editing: to change a port or a password, delete the proxy and add it again, and the accounts will have to be bound again.
- On the "Proxies" page you can only "Unbind" an account; binding happens in "Accounts".
- Only "Active" proxies make it into the assignment list.
- Deleting a proxy leaves its accounts without one — check "Accounts" first.
- A check takes up to ~1.5 minutes per proxy (two attempts) — do not hit "Check" many times in a row.
- The table shows at most 500 proxies.
Why you need a pool with a cooldown — where the work breaks without one.