1. Copy your SOCKS5 details
Copy the NobleProxy server or host, port, username, and password. Telegram treats the username and password as optional fields, but use both for your authenticated NobleProxy endpoint.
Telegram SOCKS5 setup
Choose SOCKS5 in Telegram's Proxy or Connection Type settings, enter the NobleProxy server, port, username, and password, then enable the connection.
Review the proxy product and connection modelTelegram also supports MTProto proxies. NobleProxy provides SOCKS5 credentials, so choose SOCKS5 rather than MTProto in the app.
Get the proxy host, port, username, and password.
Open Telegram's Proxy or Connection Type menu for your app version.
Enter server, port, username, and password in the matching fields.
Turn on the proxy and confirm Telegram reconnects through it.
Copy the NobleProxy server or host, port, username, and password. Telegram treats the username and password as optional fields, but use both for your authenticated NobleProxy endpoint.
On Android or iOS, open Settings, Data and Storage, then Proxy Settings or Proxy. On Telegram Desktop, open Settings, Advanced, then Connection Type.
Telegram also offers MTProto, but NobleProxy supplies SOCKS5 credentials. Enter the server, port, username, and password in the SOCKS5 fields.
Save and enable the proxy. Confirm that Telegram reconnects and shows its proxy connection indicator before relying on the session.
Yes. Use the supplied host, port, username, and password in Telegram's SOCKS5 settings.
Desktop and mobile apps place them under Settings and Advanced or Data and Storage, depending on the platform version.
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