Take crypto payments right in the chat
Create an invoice for the amount you agreed on, send it to the buyer and get paid to your balance — no website, no checkout.
10 cryptocurrencies · 8 networks on one balance
How to take your first payment
No website and no checkout — it all happens in the chat.
Open the bot
Your wallet balance becomes the account that receives payments.
Create an invoice
Set the amount, the coin and a description — the bot returns a payment link.
Send it to the buyer
Send the link in the chat. The buyer chooses a payment method available on the payment page.
Get paid
Funds are credited to your balance and you get a notification for every payment.
Payment in the same chat where you made the deal
The invoice, the confirmation and the payment history all stay inside Telegram.
Invoices for any amount
A payment request in the coin you want, with an order description and a link you can send to any chat.
Checks for refunds and bonuses
Refund a payment or hand out a bonus as a check — the buyer needs no wallet address.
Payment notifications
Every payment arrives as a Telegram notification, so you never have to check the balance manually.
Payment history
All payments, amounts and statuses in one list — easy to reconcile orders and count revenue.
Your own bot or app via API
Plug in the Merchant API: an invoice is created with one request and the payment status arrives as a webhook inside your product.
An invoice that issues itself
An invoice is a payment link: send it to a chat, pin it in a channel or put it on your site. Amount, number of payments, due date and schedule are configurable — the link stays the same.
- Reusable invoices The same invoice can be paid any number of times: once, exactly N times or without a limit — the counter is right in the list.
- Issued automatically on a schedule Daily, weekly, monthly or twice a month the invoice is issued again on the same link, and previous payers get a reminder.
- Scheduled send and a due date Queue an invoice for a future date and set a deadline — a reminder goes out 24 hours before it. An expired invoice can be revived with a new date.
- Priced in crypto or in currency A fixed amount or an open one the payer enters. A USD or EUR invoice is converted into the coin at the current exchange rate at the moment of payment.
- Paywalled content Attach a hidden message and up to 10 files — photos and videos open only after the invoice is paid.
- Notifications and a payer list Every payment arrives in Telegram and is mirrored to connected channels, and the invoice shows who paid, how much and when.
10 cryptocurrencies · 8 networks on one balance
GRAM
BTC
ETH
SOL
BNB
LTC
DOGE
TRX
USDTTRC-20 · ERC-20 · BEP-20 · TON · SOL
USDCERC-20 · BEP-20 · SOL
Run a channel? Sell in Telegram?
See the page as your role sees it — the feature set changes to match.
Verified before it leaves, not after
A withdrawal sends crypto to an external blockchain address. Here is what to check before you confirm.
- Before you confirm
- Address, network and memo Check the recipient's address, network and any required memo before confirming. A valid format does not prove that the address belongs to the intended recipient.
- Saved addresses Optional: withdrawals can go only to addresses you saved in advance.
- PIN or Face ID Confirmation is required for every withdrawal, not once per session.
- You tap “Confirm”
- And even after that
- A delay on large amounts If you enable a safety delay, qualifying withdrawals wait before sending. You can cancel while the withdrawal is scheduled.
- An AML check on the transaction The transaction is screened before the funds reach the recipient.
- Withdrawal notifications Check withdrawal notifications in the bot and contact support if you do not recognize an operation.
Terms you can see up front
The amount to be charged is always shown before you confirm — there are no hidden fees.
Current fees and minimums are shown in the app. The full list is in the help center.
Frequently asked questions
The short version on the wallet, transfers and taking payments.
