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I want to create telegram bot that I will sell social media accounts on it but don't know from where to start
I will build it with bython using claude and it will make everything for me
I will accept crypto payment on it
I have few questions
1 how to make specific wallet for each user that he can always send $$ to it and get credited automatically
2 should I host it somewhere? if yes where do you suggest

I will use telegram bot father and all that
 
2 should I host it somewhere? if yes where do you suggest
Get a VPS, from i.e Contabo or any provider you prefer.
1 how to make specific wallet for each user that he can always send $$ to it and get credited automatically
A self-provided solution? but that would be quite complex for you, especially if you're relying on Claude for coding. Why not take the standard approach and use a payment gateway like NowPayments? Whenever a user wants to make a deposit, the gateway generates a dedicated address for them, though it expires after a set period.
 
I think you should rent bots, it would be more convenient. Right now I’m renting 2 bots and only paying $12 per month for both. They support payments via bank, Binance USDT, or Binance ID. It saves you time.
 
Alright, building a Teleg*ram bot to sell social media accounts sounds like a cool project. For handling individual user wallets and automatic crediting with crypto, you'll need to integrate a payment gateway, and yes, you'll definitely need to host the bot somewhere, like on a VPS to keep it running 24/7
 
Automatically.

And yes, you’ll definitely want hosting . A VPS is usually the best option so the bot can run 24/7 without interruptions.

Biggest advice: focus on security and escrow logic early, because that’s usually where most marketplace bots fail.
 
For unique wallets, look into crypto payment gateway APIs that offer per-user wallet creation, and yes, you'll need to host your bot – consider a cloud platform like AWS or Google Cloud for scalability
 
1 how to make specific wallet for each user that he can always send $$ to it and get credited automatically
For the wallet part, easiest way is to use a crypto payment API instead of managing wallets/private keys yourself. Most processors can create unique deposit addresses or invoices and send webhook updates after confirmation.

2 should I host it somewhere? if yes where do you suggest
yes, host it on a VPS. A small VPS is enough for a Telegram bot at the start. Just make sure you understand the payment flow yourself, because using AI to build a bot that handles balances without checking the logic can get messy fast.
 
I want to create telegram bot that I will sell social media accounts on it but don't know from where to start
I will build it with bython using claude and it will make everything for me
I will accept crypto payment on it
I have few questions
1 how to make specific wallet for each user that he can always send $$ to it and get credited automatically
2 should I host it somewhere? if yes where do you suggest

I will use telegram bot father and all that
Telegram bots are honestly a great niche right now.

For the wallet part, I'd avoid creating fully separate wallets manually for every user at first. It's usually easier to use payment references, unique deposit amounts or a payment processor/API that handles wallet generation automatically.

For hosting:
- VPS is usually enough at the beginning
- Python + Telegram Bot API works perfectly
- Keep the architecture simple first and focus on stability/reliability

The automation/workflow side becomes harder than the actual bot over time.
 
Alright, building a Teleg*ram bot to sell social media accounts sounds like a cool project. For handling individual user wallets and automatic crediting with crypto, you'll need to integrate a payment gateway, and yes, you'll definitely need to host the bot somewhere, like on a VPS to keep it running 24/7
payment gateway like nowpayment would be great
 
Creating individual wallets for each user is doable, but it's a bit of a headache. you'll probably need to integrate with a crypto library in python, which can get complicated real quick. as for hosting, avoid the big clunky providers if you can. a cheap vps from somewhere like digitalocean will do the trick, and you'll have way more control. it's much better than relying on some managed service
Using javascript to intergrate the crypto is way more efficient and less coding is required.
 
I think you should rent bots, it would be more convenient. Right now I’m renting 2 bots and only paying $12 per month for both. They support payments via bank, Binance USDT, or Binance ID. It saves you time.
Can you name the bot you used
 
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