Telegram
Telegram bot
Your key to the terminal: where you approve sign-ins, withdrawals and key exports.
What the bot does#
The Nectar Telegram bot is your key to the terminal. It sends your sign-in code, tells you about every new sign-in, and is where you approve withdrawing HYPE out of Nodes and exporting a private key. Trading happens on the website; message the bot anything else and it points you there.
The three requests#
| Request | Started from | The bot shows |
|---|---|---|
| Sign in | Log in with Telegram, on the site | A 6-digit code to type on the site, the browser and the IP |
| Withdraw HYPE | Withdraw, on a funder | The funder, the recipient, the amount and the network fee |
| Export a key | Export key, on a wallet | The wallet whose key will be shown |
A withdrawal or an export opens with Approve and Cancel, and only for the Telegram account it was made for. A sign-in opens with its code and Cancel. Each works once and expires after a few minutes. After every new sign-in the bot sends an alert with a Log out everywhere button.
Staying safe#
- Approve only what you just asked for on the site, after checking the code or the amount and recipient.
- Never send your sign-in code to anyone. Nodes never asks for it.
- The bot never asks for a private key, a seed phrase or a payment.
- Telegram may show ads above a bot chat. They are Telegram's, not Nodes'.
If you did not ask, cancelA request you did not start means someone else has the link. Cancel it, and nothing happens. A sign-in alert you do not recognise: tap Log out everywhere.