Telegram SMM panel: members, post views, reactions and boosts

Member names give a daily speed tier, and many add a drop label and a refill tag, as in 50K/Day, 30 Days Non Drop and R30. Account labels include Real Accounts, HQ Accounts, Online and USA. A label is the provider's name for the service type, not a measurement, so read the full description before you order.

Other types are named differently. A post or story reaction service names its emoji or a positive or negative mix. View services are sold as the last 1 to 500 posts or a single post. Days in the name of a boost, a Premium service or a bot start describe the product, such as boost length. The refill tag starts with R and counts days, as in R30. A few older member names write it out instead, as in 7 days ♻️.

Most Telegram descriptions read Speed is not calculated yet, so treat a speed such as 50K/Day as nominal. Test a small quantity on a new service first.

Refill belongs to each Telegram service, not to the panel as a whole. About three in ten name a refill window, most often R30, then R60 and R90, where the number is days, and 40+ are tagged NR for no refill. The rest carry no tag, and the service notes say no refill is available unless a description mentions one.

Members have the widest range of refill windows, from R1 to R365, and Premium members run from R3 to R180. Among post reactions, 30+ carry R30 and two carry R365. Every Telegram description currently reads Average drop rate: Not enough data, and No/low drops is the provider's wording, not a measurement.

A refill only restores what dropped, and never more than the ordered quantity across all requests. Request one from order history at least 24 hours after the order completes or after your last request. A fall of over 20% within 48 hours ends the refill period, a private account or a broken link can get a request rejected, and our team decides each eligible request.

Each Telegram service ID shown on the services page goes into the API unchanged as the service parameter. A POST request with your API key, the add action, a service ID, the link and the quantity places an order and returns its order ID. Services that are not plain quantity orders, such as custom comments or subscriptions, take other parameters, which the documentation lists.

The documented actions cover the service list, adding an order, status for one order or several, creating a refill, refill status and balance. A reseller can run all of them from their own storefront or client tools.