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The Telegram Gateway API allows any business, app or website to send authorization codes through Telegram instead of traditional SMS – offering a powerful and convenient way to lower costs while increasing the security and delivery speed of your codes to Telegram’s 950+ million monthly active users.
Obtaining api_id. In order to obtain an API id and develop your own application using the Telegram API you need to do the following: Sign up for Telegram using an official application. Log in to your Telegram core: https://my.telegram.org. Go to "API development tools" and fill out the form.
Creating a bot is streamlined by Telegram’s Bot API, which gives the tools and framework required to integrate your code. To get started, message @BotFather on Telegram to register your bot and receive its authentication token.
The Bot API server source code is available at telegram-bot-api. You can run it locally and send the requests to your own server instead of https://api.telegram.org. If you switch to a local Bot API server, your bot will be able to: Download files without a size limit. Upload files up to 2000 MB.
Like bots, Mini Apps support seamless authorization, integrated payments via 20 payment providers (with Google Pay and Apple Pay out of the box), delivering tailored push notifications to users, and much more. To see a Mini App in action, try our sample @DurgerKingBot.
At its core, you can think of the Telegram Bot API as software that provides JSON-encoded responses to your queries. A bot, on the other hand, is essentially a routine, software or script that queries the API by means of an HTTPS request and waits for a response.
The Gateway API is an HTTP-based interface created for developers looking to deliver automated messages, such as verification codes, to users who registered their phone number on Telegram. This page outlines the full API documentation for developers.
To help you with working on production DCs, logins with the same phone number with which the api_id was registered have more generous flood limits. We are authorized. As a result of authorization, the client key, auth_key_id, becomes associated with the user, and each subsequent API call with this key will be executed with that user's identity ...
This page lists some libraries and frameworks developed by the Telegram community – you should take care to report any bugs you may find to the respective developers, as these projects are not maintained by Telegram. Ping us on @BotSupport if you would like your library to appear on this page.
Uploading and Downloading Files. When working with the API, it is sometimes necessary to send a relatively large file to the server. For example, when sending a message with a photo/video attachment or when setting the current user's profile picture.
