{
"results": [
{
"botVerificationBotId": null,
"botVerificationDescription": null,
"botVerificationIcon": null,
"botVerificationIconUrl": null,
"creationDate": null,
"description": "Founder of Telegram.",
"exist": true,
"gender": null,
"isUser": false,
"participants_count": 10359085,
"photoDcId": null,
"photoUrl": "https://cdn4.telesco.pe/file/ONmPb7Mb5eqnZ-vLcxF270CVsVutU_iF5TgmI51XZSsEsL0JTAn2xOvSIdYb395e7bsWvatRxZ2xURqR-xNRG5RopfOqERF60vSQ_MAB_DUgc4tsoWToh0nVh9lqsjGBvAAoTil3rPnbQmHGvkPx-pfyecVzX3dNYuDRoHiCulK_aQHYkFBd8LzrNdp5kGcWls6g8oJhlYZGfVVAr2faPli3l51PbDiQiGAQNxJWwy-JU_cT56A1tH-N-jQWxLB2L3TVephgG8f6-dG58rJIqPerfub-hXTL-FzoOH2379XSmYmMILsTVi7EDrqZ03gaieZ2nZ1JsTtsIP_Vxq4GHw.jpg",
"storiesMaxId": null,
"title": "Pavel Durov",
"username": "durov"
}
]
}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/14299/telegram+username+checker+api/35836/get+username+info' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
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Authorization
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Required
Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed.
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The Get Username Info endpoint returns public profile data for Telegram users and channels, including fields such as username, title, description, profile photo URL, and subscriber count.
Key fields in the response include "exist" (indicating if the username exists), "title" (the name of the user or channel), "description" (a brief about the user/channel), "photoUrl" (link to the profile picture), and "participants_count" (number of subscribers for channels).
The response data is structured as a JSON object containing a "results" array. Each element in the array represents a user or channel, with fields detailing their public profile information.
The endpoint provides information on whether a username exists, along with public profile details such as the type (user or channel), title, description, profile photo, and subscriber count.
The primary parameter for the Get Username Info endpoint is the "username" you wish to check. Each call can only process one username at a time.
Users can utilize the returned data to verify the existence of a Telegram username and gather insights about the user or channel, such as their popularity (subscriber count) and profile details for integration into applications or services.
Typical use cases include verifying usernames for social media applications, gathering user/channel statistics for analytics, and integrating Telegram profiles into third-party services or bots.
Data accuracy is maintained through direct access to Telegram's public profile information, ensuring that the details returned reflect the most current state of the username and its associated profile.
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