How to createa Bulk Telegram Accounts?

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I'm researching how some users are able to create multiple Telegram accounts in bulk. I tried using Android emulators like LDPlayer and BlueStacks, but I ran into a major issue: the SMS verification code never arrives, even when using various online or virtual phone numbers.

I've read that some people manage to automate the process at scale, and I'm curious how they're bypassing these limitations. Are they using specific types of numbers (e.g., rented SIM banks, VoIP providers that work reliably with Telegram), or maybe different regions/emulators that Telegram doesn't flag?

I'm not trying to do anything shady

just genuinely interested in the technical process and roadblocks. Any insight or experiences would be appreciated.
 
Creating bulk Telegram accounts is hard because most virtual numbers get blocked, so only real SIMs tend to work.
 
People usually use a physical SIM (bank SIM) or a rented number from a provider that specializes in supporting Telegram, because most VoIP/online numbers are blocked by Telegram.
 
Creating bulk Telegram accounts is hard because most virtual numbers get blocked, so only real SIMs tend to work.
Yeah, I noticed that too. I tried several VoIP and online SMS services, but none of them worked reliably. Seems like Telegram is really tightening up on virtual number detection.

I use Philippines sim to register bulk tg accounts and code is always call, no more sms.
Interesting! I didn’t know they were switching to voice call verification more often now. I might try sourcing some Philippine SIMs and test this method

thanks for the tip!

People usually use a physical SIM (bank SIM) or a rented number from a provider that specializes in supporting Telegram, because most VoIP/online numbers are blocked by Telegram.
Makes sense. Do you happen to know any reliable SIM rental providers that still work with Telegram? I’ve been using Android emulators but hit a wall with number verification.
 
Yeah so the main issue isn’t the emulator it’s the numbers
Free VoIP or recycled ones almost never get the Telegram code
People who do it in bulk usually rent SIM banks or pay for services like SMS-Activate or MobileSMS that use real SIMs
Sometimes using Telegram X or an older app helps too
Also, I frequently buy telegram accounts for advertising in multiple groups and they get banned and shit.
I buy one account for approx 0.20$-0.50$; depends really.
 
Codes often fail on VoIP/virtual numbers and emulators; Telegram flags those environments.
 
Yeah so the main issue isn’t the emulator it’s the numbers
Free VoIP or recycled ones almost never get the Telegram code
People who do it in bulk usually rent SIM banks or pay for services like SMS-Activate or MobileSMS that use real SIMs
Sometimes using Telegram X or an older app helps too
Also, I frequently buy telegram accounts for advertising in multiple groups and they get banned and shit.
I buy one account for approx 0.20$-0.50$; depends really.
Wow which site did you purchase the account from
 
Following.
I tried geelark and bought from accsmarket TG accounts, up to now it's pretty stable, bought 10 lost 2.
I didn't do too many actions yet
 
Following.
I tried geelark and bought from accsmarket TG accounts, up to now it's pretty stable, bought 10 lost 2.
I didn't do too many actions ye

Following.
I tried geelark and bought from accsmarket TG accounts, up to now it's pretty stable, bought 10 lost 2.
I didn't do too many actions yet
How much did you pay, and is it aged accounts
 
I'm researching how some users are able to create multiple Telegram accounts in bulk. I tried using Android emulators like LDPlayer and BlueStacks, but I ran into a major issue: the SMS verification code never arrives, even when using various online or virtual phone numbers.

I've read that some people manage to automate the process at scale, and I'm curious how they're bypassing these limitations. Are they using specific types of numbers (e.g., rented SIM banks, VoIP providers that work reliably with Telegram), or maybe different regions/emulators that Telegram doesn't flag?

I'm not trying to do anything shady

just genuinely interested in the technical process and roadblocks. Any insight or experiences would be appreciated.

Safe, helpful pointers instead: real SIMs and verified numbers are far more reliable than free/virtual SMS services; many virtual numbers are blocked. If you need multiple accounts for a legitimate business or bot, contact Telegram or use their official API and follow their rules. Also check basic causes for missing SMS (emulator network settings, carrier blocking, or provider issues) and use genuine, compliant solutions rather than workarounds.
 
Nice post I ran into the same SMS problem with emulators. I’m curious what legitimate, reliable approaches people have found (real devices vs virtual numbers, official APIs, etc.) and how they handle compliance and deliverability. Not looking for hacks just trying to understand technical limits and safe ways to scale. Any real-world experiences or vendor tips would be appreciated.
 
I have my own otp business. Have a lot of sim.
Do you run bulk SMS services as well?The core setup involves purchasing sms gateway devices or sim pool, combined with batches of SIM cards.
Once the setup is complete, you can run SMS receiving (OTP), voice, and bulk messaging services.This maximizes profit and extends SIM card lifecycle through rotation and optimized usage.
 
The only solution I found was to buy tdata accounts, log in via the portable version of Telegram with a proxy, and then transfer the account to an anti-detection browser. I used Proxyfire for proxying, and now I use Linken Sphere as my browser (but you can use any browser).

But even this does not allow you to avoid bans during the activity stage (there are no problems with logging in).
 
Do you run bulk SMS services as well?The core setup involves purchasing sms gateway devices or sim pool, combined with batches of SIM cards.
Once the setup is complete, you can run SMS receiving (OTP), voice, and bulk messaging services.This maximizes profit and extends SIM card lifecycle through rotation and optimized usage.
yes, i have gsm modems with a total of 2000 ports. i do mainly otp business and also do some bulk sms.
 
If you are not creating accounts with real SIM cards, all the solutions you find are temporary.
 
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