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# Telegram Mini-Markets

Mini-Markets are available through our TG bot @OTSeaMiniBot. The Mini-Markets webapp is available fully via Telegram and benefits include:

⭐ Fill or create orders directly from TG

⭐ Bypass security risks, as we are not storing wallet information or private keys. Users connect directly with their existing wallet apps

⭐ Better user experience and UI while using a TG bot

⭐ Integrate directly in your community, or in any private chat for any token

## Opening your Mini-Market in TG

Opening the Mini-Market from TG is as easy as pie! Simply use this URL in telegram and replace the token address with your own:

`https://t.me/OTSeaMiniBot/orders?startapp=YOUR_TOKEN_ADDRESS`

Example: <https://t.me/OTSeaMiniBot/orders?startapp=0x37DA9DE38c4094e090c014325f6eF4baEB302626>

Add it as a /minimarket filter with your rose or shield bot to give easy access to your users in your telegram channel, and enjoy!

## Connecting your Wallet

### Desktop

1. Click on the Connect button, choose your wallet, and scan the QR code with your wallet app on your phone.
2. Confirm the connection via your phone app
3. Any transactions via the mini-market have to be confirmed via your connected phone app

### Mobile

1. Click Connect Wallet
2. Choose Wallet Connect
3. Choose your preferred wallet
4. Confirm the connection via your wallet app
5. Enjoy!


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