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Is Telegram down right now?

No, it’s up.

Telegram appears to be up and running normally.

checked responded in 263msHTTP 200

Over the last 7 days, Telegram has answered our automated checks with 100.00% availability and a typical response time of ~334 ms. No outages have been recorded in the last 90 days.

Telegram is a cloud-based messaging platform with very large group chats, channels, and a bot API. Because messages live server-side rather than only on the device, an outage prevents access to history as well as new messages, and problems are often limited to one datacentre serving a particular region.

Response time (last 24h)
Last 24hpeak 627 ms
Incident history (last 90 days)
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No incidents detected in the last 90 days.

Uptime
100.00%
7 days
100.00%
30 days
100.00%
90 days
What to do if Telegram is down for just you
  • Check whether delivery is delayed rather than failed, since messages are queued and usually arrive once a backlog clears.
  • Test a second channel or recipient domain, because incidents are often limited to one carrier, region, or mailbox provider.
  • Confirm you have not hit a rate or spend limit, which returns the same errors as an outage.
  • Verify your webhook endpoint is still responding, as a receiving failure on your side mimics a provider problem.
Frequently asked questions
Is Telegram down right now?
Telegram appears to be up and running normally. Last checked 2026-08-05 04:42 UTC (4 minutes ago).
When was Telegram's last outage?
No outages have been recorded in the last 90 days.
What should I do if Telegram is down for me?
Check whether delivery is delayed rather than failed, since messages are queued and usually arrive once a backlog clears. Test a second channel or recipient domain, because incidents are often limited to one carrier, region, or mailbox provider. Confirm you have not hit a rate or spend limit, which returns the same errors as an outage. Verify your webhook endpoint is still responding, as a receiving failure on your side mimics a provider problem.

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