Add Telegram accounts so the native messenger checker can verify a lead's presence — with proxies and anti-ban limits.
The Telegram presence check is NATIVE — no third-party API in the path. You log real Telegram accounts into d0pe, and for each lead it asks Telegram whether the number is registered. Telegram rate-limits each account, so throughput scales with how many accounts you connect.
Every account logs in with its OWN Telegram API credentials. On the account's phone (or a browser signed into it), open my.telegram.org → API development tools → create an application → copy the api_id (a number) and api_hash (a string). Do this once per account.
Mask · Telegram accounts → Add. Enter a label, the api_id, api_hash and the account's phone number, then Send code — Telegram texts a login code to that account. Enter the code; if the account has two-factor (a cloud password) set, enter it too. The status flips to connected and the account starts taking checks.
Strongly recommended: route every account through its own residential proxy so Telegram doesn't see a dozen logins from one server IP (a fast route to bans). Configure your iProyal credentials in Telegram settings and pick a proxy country per account. No proxy = higher ban risk.
Each account is paced automatically: a minimum spacing between checks (default 20s), a per-minute cap (30) and a daily cap (1000). When Telegram returns a FloodWait, that account pauses until it clears and checks hop to the next account. Tune the limits in Telegram settings — lower is safer, higher is faster.
d0pe handles the parts it can — a residential proxy per account, spacing between checks, round-robin rotation across accounts and an automatic slow-down when FloodWaits appear. Three things it can't enforce, and they matter just as much: use accounts that are a few months old (fresh numbers burn fastest), never plug in your personal Telegram account, and warm each one up before it starts checking — sign in, join a few channels and send a message or two over a day or so, so it reads as used rather than freshly farmed. Skipping these is the quickest route to a ban no matter how conservative the limits are.
You can connect your own numbers, or buy ready / aged Telegram accounts from account marketplaces (e.g. dark.shopping and similar shops). If you buy them: assign each its own residential proxy, warm them up (don't blast thousands of checks on day one), stay within the anti-ban limits, and connect several — so throughput survives one getting flagged. Freshly-bought accounts with no proxy and heavy use get banned fastest.