Live · re-checked every hour

Free MTProto Proxy for Telegram, refreshed every hour

FoxProxy collects proxy links from the Telegram network, tests every single one for real connectivity, and publishes only the ones that actually work — so you don't have to guess.

No sign-up. No app. No cost — ever.

direct connection — blocked MTProto proxy — connects You Telegram

A proxy doesn't unblock the wall — it routes around it.

Hourly
proxy list refresh
100%
connectivity-tested before posting
$0
cost, no account needed
1-tap
to connect on any device

Why FoxProxy

Most proxy lists go stale. This one doesn't.

Free proxy lists usually rot within a day — servers get overloaded or blocked, and nobody updates the post. FoxProxy is built to fix exactly that.

Updated every hour

A new round of proxies is tested and posted every hour, all day, every day — not "whenever someone remembers."

Connectivity-tested

Every server is checked for a live connection before it's published — dead or overloaded proxies never make the list.

Free, no registration

Join the channel, tap a link, done. No account, no app install, no payment — and it stays that way.

Works on every platform

Android, iPhone, Windows, macOS, Telegram Desktop — proxy links work the same way everywhere Telegram runs.

Setup guide

Connect in under a minute

Pick your platform — the fastest way is always the same first step: open a proxy link from the channel.

  1. Open Telegram and join telegram.me/foxproxy1.

  2. Tap any proxy link in the channel. Telegram opens a confirmation screen showing the server address.

  3. Tap "Connect Proxy." A green shield icon appears in your chat list header when it's active.

  1. Open Telegram and join telegram.me/foxproxy1.

  2. Tap a proxy link from the channel — iOS shows the same proxy confirmation sheet as Android.

  3. Tap "Enable Proxy." You can toggle it off anytime in Settings → Data and Storage → Proxy.

  1. Open the proxy link from telegram.me/foxproxy1 — on desktop, Telegram Desktop intercepts tg://proxy links automatically.

  2. Confirm the dialog that shows the proxy's server and port.

  3. Check Settings → Advanced → Connection type to confirm it's active, or to switch between saved proxies.

  1. Open Settings → Data and Storage → Proxy (Advanced → Connection Type on desktop).

  2. Tap "Add Proxy" and choose MTProto.

  3. Enter the server, port, and secret exactly as posted in the channel, then save and enable it.

FAQ

Common questions

What is an MTProto proxy?
MTProto is Telegram's own proxy protocol. It routes your Telegram traffic through an intermediate server so your connection reaches Telegram even when Telegram's servers are blocked directly. Unlike a VPN, it only reroutes Telegram — everything else on your device keeps its normal connection.
Is MTProto safe to use?
Your chats stay end-to-end encrypted the same way they would without a proxy — an MTProto proxy cannot read your messages. What a proxy operator can see is that your device is connecting to Telegram, plus basic connection metadata. Stick to sources you trust, and prefer servers using the newer "fake-TLS" secret type when available.
How do I connect to an MTProto proxy?
Tap a proxy link posted in the FoxProxy channel — Telegram opens a confirmation screen automatically. Or add one manually in Settings → Data and Storage → Proxy with the server, port, and secret. See the full guide above.
Why did my proxy stop working?
Free proxy servers get blocked, run out of bandwidth, or go offline over time — that's normal for any proxy, not just FoxProxy's. The list refreshes every hour, so open the channel again and grab whichever proxy was posted most recently.
Does FoxProxy work in Iran?
FoxProxy runs an additional check against real vantage points inside Iran before publishing a proxy, on top of the standard connectivity test. See our dedicated Iran connection guide for details and current status.

Ready to connect?

Join the channel and tap the newest proxy link — it takes less time than reading this sentence.

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