Struggling to get your Telegram verification code? Learn the common causes in 2025 and discover how Nstbrowser can provide a clean, stable environment to bypass risk control and ensure successful login.
In 2025, more and more users are encountering the same problem: Telegram cannot receive verification codes. Some people wait for a long time, and there is still no text message on their mobile phone; others try multiple times and still can't log in. Faced with this situation, users tend to be anxious because the verification code is the first step to enter Telegram. If you do not receive the code, you will not be able to complete the registration or access your existing account.
In fact, this phenomenon is becoming more common in 2025, and it is not necessarily due to a broken phone or a Telegram failure. The failure to receive the verification code is usually related to factors such as operator restrictions, network environment, and Telegram's security risk control. To help you find the cause faster and reduce unnecessary attempts, we will analyze the problem based on the latest information and provide clear, actionable solutions.
Telegram's verification code is a simple string of numbers sent to your phone to confirm that "this account is operated by you." This code is critical for protecting your chat history and personal data. For example, if a user loses their phone, the system sends a verification code to the mobile number, blocking unauthorized access.
Telegram uses verification codes to ensure that your mobile number is real and valid. The system also determines whether the account is secure based on the verification code. If your account is logged in multiple times on different devices, or if the operation seems unusual, the system may be stricter. The verification code is a key step for Telegram to determine your identity; once this step goes wrong, you may encounter the situation where Telegram does not receive the verification code.
In 2025, the most common reason for not receiving the code is related to the mobile operator or the number itself.
Another common reason is related to the network or device environment.
Telegram's security system has increased risk control in 2025, which is a major reason for delayed or restricted codes.
If you repeatedly encounter the issue, try changing your mobile phone number to one provided by a regular operator that supports international SMS. Real cases show that switching from a virtual or temporary number to a real physical SIM card significantly improves the success rate of receiving the verification code.
When the text message is delayed or blocked, you can choose the "Voice call to receive verification code" method. Telegram offers voice verification codes as a backup solution for SMS. Select the "Call me" option, answer the call, listen to the digital code, and enter it to log in immediately.
The web version of Telegram often has a more stable network connection and may offer additional authentication methods, such as voice verification codes or "send to logged-in device." If you can't receive text messages on your mobile phone, switching to the web version can often bypass risk control and improve the success rate.
For users who frequently log in to multiple accounts or encounter risk control issues due to an unstable environment, using a clean, independent browser environment is essential.
Nstbrowser is an anti-detect browser that is ideal for this scenario. It can automatically generate independent fingerprints and isolated browser environments for each account, making your operations appear more natural and credible to Telegram, and reducing the delay or failure to receive verification codes due to environmental abnormalities.
Nstbrowser allows users to create multiple independent browsing environments with one click, each with a unique browser fingerprint (including resolution, time zone, language, system information, etc.). This means that each Telegram account runs on a separate "virtual device" that the system recognizes as a different device. This way, even if you operate multiple accounts on the same computer, Telegram's security detection will not be triggered because the device characteristics are the same. For users who often encounter "Telegram cannot receive verification codes," this method can significantly improve the success rate of receiving verification codes and login stability.
This feature is part of Nstbrowser's Multi-Login solution, which is highly recommended for users managing multiple accounts on platforms like Telegram, Facebook, or Instagram [3].
Many reasons why Telegram cannot receive verification codes are not system failures, but risk control caused by users' own login habits. Try to use a stable device and avoid logging out and logging back in frequently. Additionally, keep the network environment stable and avoid frequently switching between WiFi, mobile data, or using unfamiliar proxies in a short period of time. Too frequent network changes can also cause the system to mistakenly believe the account is at risk, delaying the sending of the verification code.
Stricter platform risk control, enhanced filtering of international SMS by operators, and increased use of virtual numbers lead to delays or non-delivery. Network restrictions in some regions can also cause Telegram verification services to be unstable.
Check your mobile phone signal, ensure your bill is not in arrears, check if SMS interception is turned on, and verify that the country code (e.g., +1, +86) is filled in correctly.
Yes, very likely. The web version's network is usually more stable and also offers additional authentication methods, such as voice verification codes or "send to logged-in device."
Telegram has very strict risk control over virtual numbers, which are often used by multiple people and flagged as high-risk. It is recommended to use a real mobile phone number from a regular operator.
Nstbrowser creates an independent browsing environment with a unique digital fingerprint for each account. This isolation prevents Telegram's risk control system from linking your accounts or flagging your device as suspicious due to frequent logins or multi-account activity, significantly improving the success rate of receiving verification codes.
[1] Common SMS Verification Problems and Solutions - MobileSMS, discussing network delays and carrier restrictions as common issues for SMS delivery.
[2] Telegram Not Sending Code? Complete Fix for 2025 - AccountBoy, advising on checking network, spam filters, and other logged-in devices.
[3] 10 Best Antidetect Browsers for Telegram Marketing - Nstbrowser, detailing how anti-detect browsers help manage multiple Telegram accounts and prevent bans.
[4] Telegram Not Sending Code? Here's How to Fix It! - AirDroid, suggesting solutions like checking other devices and reinstalling the app.
[5] Telegram “Verification Code Not Received”: What to Do - VMOS Cloud, mentioning corrupted app data and outdated versions as causes.