For the first time since its launch, Telegram is turning a profit. Pavel Durov, the app’s elusive founder and CEO, announced on X that the messaging platform has paid off a “meaningful share” of its massive $2 billion debt.

Recent reports have claimed that after a long 11 years of being founded, the world famous encrypted messaging service Telegram has finally started to make profit and founder Pavel Durov have recently revealed that how Telegram did it.

Telegram hits the $1B revenue milestone with 950M users while tackling legal battles and cracking down on harmful content through AI-driven moderation.

The founder and chief executive of the Telegram encrypted messaging app Pavel Durov said on Monday that the platform had recorded a net

Telegram has reached profitability, according to founder Pavel Durov, who shared the milestone in a post on Monday. The popular messaging app achieved over $1 billion in total revenue for 2024, marking a significant step in its growth journey.

Telegram, the encrypted messaging app, has recorded its first net profit in 2024, with annual revenues surpassing $1 billion, according to its founder and CEO, Pavel Durov. Durov shared the milestone in a post on his Telegram channel,