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TGFast Roadmap: What We Are Building in 2026

A look at TGFast's planned improvements: more servers, dedicated regional secrets, improved status page, and more.

MTProto Proxy Engineers · Censorship Circumvention Researchers

Published April 27, 2026 Updated May 15, 2026 8 min read 291 words

Why we publish a roadmap

Transparency is core to running a free privacy service. We want users to see what we are working on, why, and roughly when. This roadmap covers the next 12 months. It is non-binding — we adjust based on user feedback and infrastructure realities — but everything listed is actively planned.

Q1: dedicated regional secrets

Currently every server uses one secret. We are migrating to per-region secrets so we can react to regional blocking events without affecting users in other regions. Subscribers to @FastTGProxyMT will get the new secrets automatically.

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Q2: more servers

We plan to add servers 6 and 7 in the second quarter, focused on Latin America and Southeast Asia. Both regions have growing demand and currently rely on our European/Asian servers.

Q2: improved status page

A new public status page will show real-time uptime per server, real per-country latency and historical incident data. It will replace the current basic status page.

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Q3: optional registered users

For users who want even more reliability, we will offer a free optional account that can receive secret rotations via email or via a private Telegram bot. No payment, no required information beyond an email or Telegram username.

Q4: open-source the website

Our website source will become public on GitHub so the community can audit it for tracking and propose improvements. We have always avoided third-party trackers but transparency is the proper way to demonstrate this.

Continuous: anti-DPI evolution

We continuously update server software and obfuscation strategies as DPI systems evolve. This is invisible to users — your proxy keeps working — but is the most important ongoing work.

How to influence the roadmap

Tell us what you want. Reply in @FastTGProxyMT or email roadmap@tgfast.top. We read every message.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the TGFast service really 100% free with no hidden tier?

Yes — there is no premium plan, no data cap, no email signup and no injected advertising. We run our proxy fleet on donated bandwidth and infrastructure; the only request is that you join our channel @FastTGProxyMT so we can notify you of IP rotations or planned maintenance.

Are the steps and server addresses on this page current as of May 2026?

Yes. Every TGFast guide is reviewed on a 30-day cadence and the proxy addresses on this page are checked every five minutes by our automated monitor. If any server stops responding the page is updated within minutes and a notice is posted to the channel.

Do I need a VPN in addition to TGFast?

No. An MTProto proxy is purpose-built for Telegram and only routes Telegram traffic, which means your other apps stay on your normal connection — faster page loads, better battery life, and no risk of leaking unrelated traffic through a proxy you don't control.

How can I tell which TGFast server is fastest for me right now?

Open the home page on a desktop browser — the live latency widget pings each of our proxy fleet from your location and ranks them. Pick whichever shows the lowest number; you can switch in two taps inside Telegram if conditions change later.

Will my chat history sync correctly when I switch servers?

Yes. The proxy is a network transport only; all data, contacts, channels and message history live in your Telegram cloud account. switching between TGFast proxies (or any other) re-establishes the link without any visible disruption to your conversations.