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      • 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
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    • 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
        • Unity
        • API
        • JavaScript/ TypeScript
    • LYNC Unity Aptos SDK
    • Keyless Accounts
      • Configure Your OIDC Provider
      • Integrate Keyless in Unity
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • 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
  • Movement Labs
    • 📇Indexer
      • How to run index custom data?
      • Example Queries
        • Get Token Info
        • Get Token Balances
        • Get NFTs Owned by an Account
    • NFT Deployer
    • 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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    • LYNC Paymaster - Supporting Supra L1
      • 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
  • Fuel
    • 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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Deploying Your Product on TG

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With LYNC's Web3 Bot deployer, user can deploy and manage Telegram apps simply by filling out a quick and easy form.

This is a simple dashboard for deploying and managing Telegram mini apps without any prior coding experience.

Getting Your Telegram Bot's Access Token

Before deploying your web application, you will require the Telegram bot's access token. Please follow the documentation to get the access token of your Telegram bot.

Deploying Your Products on Telegram using LYNC's Deployer

Visit the to getting started with the deployment.

Sign in with your Google account using the button on the top right corner to get started with the deployment.

After successfully signing in, click on the "Deploy Your Mini App" button to access the deployment form.

Fill the required details in the form. The form requires the following details in order to link your app with your telegram bot -

  • Your Web Application URL - URL of the web application that will be linked to your Telegram bot.

  • Menu Button Text - The text is displayed on the button that will be used to launch your web application within Telegram application. (Example: Launch,, Start Play etc.)

  • Short Description of the Telegram Bot (optional) - This is shown on the bot's profile page and is sent together with the link when users share the bot. You can keep it empty to remove the current short description.

  • Bot Description (optional) - This is shown in the chat with the bot if the chat is empty. You can keep it empty to remove the current description.

After fill out the form correctly, Click on the "Deploy Mini App" button to start the deployment process. This may take a few seconds and will link the given web application URL and set the other properties of your bot as filled in the deployment form.

After successful deployment, you will get a success message with a link to your Telegram bot. You can click on the link and launch and start interacting with your web application using your Telegram bot. The other details (like Menu button and description) will also be reflected in the chat of your Telegram bot.

Click on the "LAUNCH" button to launch your web application within Telegram's environment and start interacting with your website. Now you can share the URL given after the deployment with your users to let them interact with your bot and web application within Telegram'e environment.

Access token - The token given by BotFather bot when creating your Telegram bot .

LYNC Web3 Bot Launcher
LYNC's Telegram Mini Apps Deployer
Sign In With Your Google Account
Navigate to Deployment Form
Deployment Form
Button to launch your product on Telegram
Fill Out the Required Details
Click on the Button to Deploy Your Mini App
Successful Deployment of Telegram Mini App
Telegram Bot is Ready to Launch Your Web Application
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