# Telegram-bot

1. Request access to the telegram bot through the **CDZV.COM** support service (***email your request to <support@cdzv.com>***). After activating your account, you can immediately start working and configuring the bot.
2. The bot can work as your personal informer (in a private chat) or send messages to a channel or group.

**Important**: for the bot to work in a group chat or group, it needs administrator rights.

3. Find the bot on Telegram by the name ***@CDZV\_COM\_bot*** and start a dialogue with it or add it to a chat/group.
4. After adding the bot, you will receive a message with the **chat ID**, which will be required for sending messages (the bot can send messages to multiple chats and groups). If the message with the chat ID does not appear, send the /info command to the chat or channel to get this information.

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*An example of a response from a bot:*

*ChatID: -100130149201*

**Write down this ID.**

5. To send a message through the bot, you need to send a Webhook message to the URL:

**`https://mbutmvf5t34wezx3avta7fendy0hxohi.lambda-url.eu-central-1.on.aws/`**

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6. In the Webhook message, the first line should be the authorization string, and from the second line onwards - the text of the message that will be sent by the bot. You can use Emoji in the text.

***The authorization string has the format:***

`your_TradingView_profile_name:ChatID`

***Example message:***

`cameron:-100130149201 IWM` \
`Crossing 205.70`

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After this, the bot will send the message "*IWM Crossing 205.70*" to the specified chat/group.

Now you are ready to configure sending messages through the **CDZV.COM** telegram bot. If you have any questions, contact the support service.


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```

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