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# Telegram Bot

<a href="https://t.me/moniai_trade_bot" class="button primary" data-icon="telegram">Open in Telegram</a>

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The Moni Telegram Bot is a Telegram based surface for using Moni without leaving Telegram. It is designed for workflows where speed matters and where you may want to react directly from a chat, alert, or command interface instead of opening a browser tab or trading terminal.

The Moni Telegram Bot puts trading and alerts inside the chat app you already keep open. When speed matters, you react straight from a message. No browser tab, no terminal, no context-switch.

It runs on the same Moni account and trading infrastructure as the extension — MEV protection and the fee logic from the [Fees section](/moni/fees.md) apply here too.

<h3 align="center">What the Telegram Bot does</h3>

The Telegram Bot gives you a faster, command based way to interact with Moni. Depending on the available features, you can use it to:

* start trades directly from Telegram
* use saved presets for faster execution
* check and manage active positions
* receive alerts and updates
* interact with supported token and wallet flows
* access trading features with MEV protection where available

{% hint style="success" %}
The bot does not replace the Browser Extension. It provides a different interface for your workflow: Telegram is better suited for quick actions and command based interactions, while the extension is better suited for visual browser based research and overlays.
{% endhint %}


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