Telegram trading bot development for Solana, EVM and TON

We build bots that trade from a Telegram chat: sniper, copy-trading and DCA bots with careful key handling, checks before each swap and fee tools. Trading can lose money.

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Sniper, copy-trading and DCA bots
Key custody designed first
Pre-trade checks and fee collection

What does Telegram trading bot development cover?

A trading bot lets a user trade from a chat. They paste a token address, set an amount and the bot builds, signs and sends the swap. Telegram trading bot development covers the chat interface, the trading logic, the connection to blockchain nodes and the database that tracks users, orders and fees.

We build for Solana, EVM chains and TON, using the exchanges and routers you choose, such as Raydium, Uniswap or DeDust. We write the bot as a normal backend service, in Go, Node.js or Python, with a clear log of every order.

Which kinds of bots do we build?

Sniper bots that buy a token when liquidity appears or a condition you set is met
Copy-trading bots that mirror the trades of wallets a user chooses to follow
DCA bots that buy a set amount on a schedule
Alert and balance-tracking bots that watch balances, prices and wallets without trading

Each bot can include take-profit and stop-loss rules, slippage limits and a daily spending cap per user. A referral and fee system can collect a share of each trade and split it with referrers, with payouts recorded in the database.

How are keys, speed and safety handled?

How private keys are stored is the most serious design decision. Options include wallets the user controls and approves, or wallets generated by the bot and stored encrypted with strong access controls. Each option has different risks and different legal duties, and we explain them before you choose.

For speed, we can connect to private RPC providers and use transaction-landing services where they exist for the chain. Faster routes can lower delay, but they do not remove it, and we do not promise a specific execution time. Before a swap we can run checks such as honeypot, ownership and liquidity tests. They reduce risk and cannot make a token safe.

Trading bots can lose money. Sniper trades in new tokens are especially risky, and other bots compete for the same opportunities. We never describe profit as certain, and we do not promise protection from front-running or sandwich attacks, because no software can do that for every case.

Rules on crypto differ by country. A bot that holds user funds, or charges fees on trades, may count as a regulated activity in your market, with licensing, KYC and AML duties and sanctions rules. We build software. We do not give legal or financial advice, hold client funds or operate an exchange, and you are responsible for licences and compliance.

What does it cost and how long does it take?

A bot with custom commands, payments and a database typically costs $2,500 to $4,500 and takes 7 to 10 days. Trading logic, several chains, copy-trading and fee splitting move a project toward the higher packages, typically $6,500 to $12,500 over 2 to 3 weeks or more, depending on scope.

These are typical ranges that depend on scope and timely feedback. A written quote follows a scoping chat, with milestone payments. See pricing. If you also want a community around the bot, see our community bots. You own the code and the accounts you pay for.

Telegram and TON focus
Mini Apps and bots
Telegram Stars payments
Client owns the code

How it works

1

Message us on Telegram

Tell us if you need a bot, a Mini App, a game or a TON contract.

2

We scope and quote

You get the plan, a typical timeline and a written price range.

3

We build and launch

You see working builds each week and launch with a tested release.

Questions about telegram app agency in United States

Can you build a sniper bot that is profitable?

We can build the software, not the result. Whether a sniper bot makes or loses money depends on markets, competition and the user's settings. We never promise profit, and we recommend you present the bot to users as a tool with real risk of loss, not as an income source.

Will the bot be faster than other bots?

We use the speed options that exist for each chain, such as private RPC providers, and we measure delay on your setup. We cannot promise a particular speed or a win against other bots, because results depend on the network, the provider and timing outside our control.

Can the bot detect scam tokens?

It can run checks before a trade, such as honeypot simulation, owner permissions and liquidity lock status. These checks catch common traps and miss new ones. Treat them as a filter that lowers risk, not a safety promise, and show users that clearly in the bot.

Who holds the users' private keys?

That is your decision, made at scoping. A user-controlled wallet keeps funds away from you but adds steps for the user. A bot-generated wallet is easier for users but makes you responsible for securing the keys, and may bring legal duties. We explain each path in writing.

Can the bot collect fees and pay referrers?

Yes. We can add a fee on each trade and a referral tree that splits it, with every amount logged. Charging fees may carry licensing or tax duties in your country, so check that with a lawyer. We implement the fee rules you document.

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