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    • LYNC In-Game Marketplace SDK
    • NFT Fetcher
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    • EVM Lootbox SDK
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
        • Creating a new lootbox
        • Opening a lootbox
        • Claiming rewards
        • Whitelisting users using lootbox
        • Lootbox admin functions
        • Useful information functions from LyncLootBox class
        • Multicall : opening and claiming multiple lootboxes in a single transaction
      • Example Codes in React & TypeScript
        • Example code for creating a new lootbox
        • Example code for opening a lootbox
        • Example code for claiming a lootbox
    • Launch your products on Telegram
      • Configure Your Telegram Bot
      • Deploying Your Product on TG
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    • LYNC Paymaster - Supporting Aptos
      • How to Register on LYNC Dashboard
      • How to Create Paymaster
      • How to Fund the Paymaster
      • Module & Function Whitelist
      • How to Integrate Paymaster
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        • API
        • JavaScript/ TypeScript
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      • Configure Your OIDC Provider
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        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
        • Send generic transactions on Aptos
    • LYNC Social Login SDK on Aptos
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
      • Example Codes in React & TypeScript
      • Types Used in the Methods Provided by the SDK
      • Other Specification
    • LYNC Aptos Lootbox
      • Getting Started
      • Creating a Lootbox
      • Opening a Lootbox
      • Claiming the Rewards
      • Conclusion
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      • How to run index custom data?
      • Example Queries
        • Get Token Info
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        • Get NFTs Owned by an Account
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    • LYNC Social Login SDK on Movement
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
      • Example Codes in React & TypeScript
      • Types and Enums Used in the Methods Provided by the SDK
      • Other Specification
    • LYNC Unity Movement SDK
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
    • LYNC Paymaster - Supporting Movement
      • How to Register on LYNC Dashboard
      • How to Create Paymaster
      • How to Fund the Paymaster
      • Module & Function Whitelist
      • How to Integrate Paymaster
        • JavaScript/ TypeScript
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      • How to Register on LYNC Dashboard
      • How to Create Paymaster
      • How to Fund the Paymaster
      • Module & Function Whitelist
      • How to Integrate Paymaster
        • JavaScript/ TypeScript
    • LYNC Unity SUPRA SDK
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
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    • LYNC Unity Fuel SDK
    • LYNC NFT Deployer
      • Introduction
      • Getting Started
      • Deploying Your NFTs
        • Launch Your Entire Collection
      • Troubleshooting and FAQs
    • LYNC Fuel Lootbox
      • Getting Started
      • Creating a Lootbox
      • Opening a Lootbox
      • Claiming the Rewards
      • Conclusion
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
    • Fuel Marketplace NPM SDK
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
        • Using hooks to get the marketplace data
        • Using services provided by the SDK to list, buy, and manage tokens
        • Some useful functions provided by the SDK
        • Error codes for the SDK
        • Interfaces and Enums provided by the SDK
      • Support
  • Metis
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
  • NPM Packages
    • Marketplace
      • Hook: useAllCollectionNFT
      • Hook: useAllBuyNFT
      • Hook: useAllOwnerNFT
      • Hook: useNFTDetails
      • Hook: useAllNFTForRent
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Configure Your Telegram Bot

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Before deploying the product on Telegram, we need to create a bot from Telegram by using a bot called .

Step 1: Sign in to Telegram Messenger

  1. Navigate to .

  2. Sign in to Telegram app using your credentials.

Step 2: Create a New Bot

  1. If you did not have an existing bot, search for the Telegram bot in your Telegram messenger app and choose the first bot.

  1. Select the BotFather bot and click on the START button on the top right corner to start the BotFather bot. You will see a list of commands that you can use to interact with BotFather bot.

  1. Click on the /newbot command to create a new bot. You will use this new bot to deploy and control your web app withing the Telegram's environment.

Step 3: Configure Your Bot

  1. After clicking on the /newbot command, A message will be prompted by BotFather bot, asking you a name for your bot.

  2. Choose a username of your choice to move forward.

  1. After choosing a name of your bot, you will get another message by BotFather, asking you for the username of your bot. The bot's username is a unique identifier that distinguishes it on the platform and must end with Bot.

  2. Choose a username for your bot of your choice.

Keep in mind that the username of the bot should be unique, must end with the word "Bot", can be 5-32 characters long, and may contain letters, numbers, and underscores (_).

Step 4: Get the Access Token of Your Bot

  1. After choosing a valid username of your bot, you will get a message by BotFather. This message is a confirmation that your bot is created successfully and contains the access token of your bot.

NOTE -

In Telegram bots, an access token is a unique key provided by BotFather when you create a bot. This token is essential for authenticating your bot and interacting with the Telegram Bot API. This token allows you to integrate the bot with your app or service.

  1. This access token will be required to deploy and control your web application using this bot in Telegram's environment. Keep this access token safe with you, it can be used by anyone to control your bot..

BotFather
Telegram messenger
BotFather
BotFather Telegram Bot
Click on the START Button to Start the BotFather Bot
Click on the Highlighted Command to Create a New Bot
Choose a Unique Name for Your Bot
Choose a Unique Username for Your Bot
Access Token of your Bot