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# Mini APP Telegram Bot

It's quite simple. First, follow the steps outlined in the main section, but set up the landing page marked with the hashtag #Miniapp in the design channel.

**Creating a Bot for a WEB APP in Telegram:**

1. After successfully setting up the domain and landing page, create a Telegram bot with the drainer. Use the service and execute the command /newbot.
2. Specify a bot name related to your offer. Choose a @username for the bot that aligns with the theme of your offer. For example, if your offer is Notcoin Airdrop, select a @username that reflects this theme.
3. After creating the bot, enter the command /newapp. Select the bot you created.
4. Then send a description, for example, Notcoin Airdrop.
5. Next, send a thematic landing photo sized 640x360 pixels.
6. When prompted to upload a GIF, enter the command /empty.
7. Then, send the link to your installed domain, for example, .
8. Finally, just type the word "app" and send it to the bot.

When you click on this link, a mini-application will open.

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As a result, we get a mini app with our website on it

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