I know this is going to be hard for some of you to believe, but stay with me until the end—you might start seeing Telegram in a different way.

Telegram is one of the most popular messaging apps worldwide, praised for its speed, privacy, and features. But behind all the hype, there’s a darker side that no one seems to talk about.
The Telegram Wallet Trap
Recently, Telegram introduced the Telegram Wallet, a feature meant to let users trade crypto easily within the app. Sounds convenient, right? But here’s where the problem begins.
From my experience, and what I’ve researched, here’s how the scam plays out:
- You use the wallet for some time without issues.
- Suddenly, one day, Telegram logs you out of your account.
- When you try to log back in, the SMS code never arrives.
- They make it look like it’s a network problem, but in reality, you’re locked out—permanently.
And while you’re busy waiting for a login code, they’ve already taken control.
What Happens to Your Contacts and Groups
It’s not just about the wallet. Telegram also has access to your contacts and the groups you’ve created.
If you’re running a group with over 5,000 members, that’s prime territory for them. Once you’re locked out, they can use your group and contacts however they want—most likely to push ads, crypto schemes, or spam, all under your name.
And you? You’ll still be stuck, waiting for a login SMS code that never comes.
My Research, My Proof
Everything I’ve written here comes from my personal research and direct experience. I still have evidence, and I’m waiting to either get signed back into my account or receive an official response from Telegram support.
Until then, I want people to be careful. Don’t blindly trust these shiny features like the Telegram Wallet. What looks like innovation might just be another way to trap you.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This is my personal opinion and research based on my own experience. If Telegram responds or I recover my account, I’ll update this post.

