Preparation
Proxies
Which proxies to buy for your accounts, and how to add and check them in ATREOX.
01The rules
Every account connects to Telegram through its own proxy. Buy proxies that meet all of these:
- One per account
- Never put two accounts behind one IP. Account Manager warns you when two active accounts share an exit IP.
- Sticky, with a hold time
- The IP must not change while the account is connected. Details below.
- Same country
- The proxy must be in the same country as the account's phone number.
- Server proxies preferred
- A stable connection matters more than the IP type. See below.
- SOCKS5 only
- Use SOCKS5, never HTTP. A proxy line without a type is read as SOCKS5.
02Which type
Telegram does not treat server IPs as suspicious: a large share of its users connect through VPNs, which are servers too. What it does react to is a login that keeps losing its connection or changing its address. So pick the proxy that holds the most stable connection.
Compare what a working account costs you, not what a proxy costs. A cheaper proxy that loses more accounts is not cheaper.
03Sticky, not rotating
A rotating proxy changes its IP on a timer. If that happens while an account is connected, Telegram sees one login used from two addresses, treats it as stolen and ends it. Never use timed rotation.
Buy sticky proxies, and set the hold time: how long a sticky session keeps one IP. Providers call it session time, TTL or lifetime. Set the longest your provider allows. Without it the provider's default applies, and it can be short.
If a login was already killed this way, the error reads "The authorization key was used under two different IP addresses simultaneously". The account is not banned; its session is dead. Fix the proxy first, then log in again with Recover from tdata.
Account Protection →04Adding proxies in ATREOX
Account Manager → Import accounts → Bulk import, and upload the zip.
Paste the proxies into the Proxies box, one per line, at least as many as there are accounts.
Leave Distribute proxies evenly across accounts ticked, and press Import.
Lines are handed out in order. If there are fewer lines than accounts, they are reused and some accounts end up sharing an IP.
Account Manager → Reassign proxies (top right).
Choose Selected accounts or All active accounts. Narrow the list by country if you need to.
Paste exactly one line per account: line 1 goes to account 1 in the Pairing order list, line 2 to account 2, and so on.
Press Preview pairing, check each account's country and new proxy, then Apply.
Apply stays locked if a line does not hold its IP, or if an account would move to another country (unless you confirm it). Accounts connected right now are skipped. Changes take effect on each account's next connect.
For a single account: click its row, and in Overview → Proxy press Edit proxy, paste the line and press Save proxy.
Accepted formats (use socks5; without a type, SOCKS5 is assumed):
- type:host:port:user:pass
- host:port:user:pass
- user:pass@host:port
- type://user:pass@host:port
05Checking a proxy
Select accounts and run Checks → Check proxy, or open one account and press Check proxy under Actions. You get a verdict (Works with Telegram, Proxy works, Telegram refused, or No connection to the proxy), the country of the exit IP and the country Telegram sees.
If the two countries differ, Telegram goes by the one it sees. Fix the proxy before the account does any work.
Account Manager also shows a warning when accounts sit on a proxy that does not hold its IP, and offers to move them to new proxies.
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