Telegram proxy bot
Selling proxies with a Telegram bot is one of the fastest ways to open a proxy shop: buyers already live in Telegram, crypto payments are normal there, and a bot can deliver credentials in a private message seconds after payment.
Quick answer
To sell proxies with a Telegram bot, build a bot menu with your packages, take payment (usually crypto), call the NobleProxy reseller API's POST /orders from your bot backend when payment confirms, and send the returned host, port, username and password to the buyer in a private chat.
Selling proxies with a Telegram bot is one of the fastest ways to open a proxy shop: buyers already live in Telegram, crypto payments are normal there, and a bot can deliver credentials in a private message seconds after payment.
To sell proxies with a Telegram bot, build a bot menu with your packages, take payment (usually crypto), call the NobleProxy reseller API's POST /orders from your bot backend when payment confirms, and send the returned host, port, username and password to the buyer in a private chat.
Register a bot with BotFather and save its token on your server.
Dashboard, Reseller API, Create API key, then store it next to the bot token.
Load packages from GET /products and show them as inline buttons with your prices.
Generate an invoice per order with your crypto processor and wait for confirmation.
Call POST /orders after confirmation and send the credentials in a private message.
List orders with expiry from GET /orders and add renew and swap buttons.
Facts last reviewed 2026-11-07.
Keep the flow short: choose a product, choose options, pay, receive proxies. Static proxy buyers pick a type, a country and a quantity; rotating buyers pick a GB package. After delivery, a My proxies command lists active orders with expiry dates and buttons to renew or swap.
The bot is a thin layer over your backend. The backend stores users and orders, holds the reseller API key and listens for payment confirmations from your crypto processor. Only after a confirmed payment does it call POST /orders with the Telegram order id as idempotencyKey.
Store paidUntil from the order and send a reminder a few days before. If you sell with auto-renew on, renewals are paid from your NobleProxy balance automatically and you collect from the buyer yourself. For static orders you can instead set autoRenew false and call POST /orders/{id}/renew when the buyer pays; rotating orders renew by hand only while auto-renew is on.
Any maintained Telegram Bot API library works, such as python-telegram-bot or aiogram for Python, or grammY for Node.js. The reseller API calls are plain HTTPS.
Yes. The bot only relays messages and API calls; the proxies run on NobleProxy infrastructure.
Send your internal order id as idempotencyKey. Repeating the request returns the first order instead of buying again.
Keep it in your backend environment variables, never in client code or chat messages.
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