Works inside Telegram
A paywallfor Telegram.
Put a price on something you already have — a group, a course, a file, a box of coffee. Two steps, and you have a proper paid link that carries your name, your logo and your colour rather than ours.
If you can send a Telegram message, you can do this. Nothing to install, no account, and the money goes to your own wallet.
Settled, sent and recorded — and their app never had to know.
Why this is new
Telegram could never take the money.
Charging for something in Telegram has always meant sending people out — to a website, a card form, a checkout somebody else owns — and hoping they come back. Most do not. Nothing inside Telegram could take a payment and hand over the goods in the same breath.
That is the part that is new. The payment and the handover happen where your buyer already is, in the app they already have open, and the money arrives in a wallet only you can spend from.
They never leave
No browser, no redirect, no card form, no account to make. The tab they might not come back from does not exist.
No middle
Nobody holds the money between you and them. It goes buyer → your wallet, and cannot be frozen, reversed or withheld.
Nothing to build
The lock, the payment and the handover are one thing. There is no back end to write, because there is no back end.
How it works
Two steps. The rest runs itself.
- 1
Tell the bot what you are selling
Two boxes in a Telegram chat: what the buyer gets, and what it costs. About thirty seconds.
- 2
Put the link where people will see it
A channel, a message, a bio, a QR code on a wall — or a button inside an app you built.
Then you are finished. They tap it, they pay, the money settles into your own wallet, and what they bought reaches them a second later. You do not have to be there, and you never touch it again.
set it up, then share the link
none at all, unless you want them
from nothing to a link you can post in Telegram
What it makes possible
Things you could not charge for yesterday.
The group you already run
Four thousand people in a free channel. Open a paid room beside it for the price of a coffee a month — the invite goes out the second they pay, and you never send one by hand.
The thing in your bio
One Telegram link for a preset pack, a template, a sample library. No storefront to build, no platform taking a tenth of it, no waiting a fortnight to be paid out.
The Mini App you built
Twenty thousand people using it for free. Lock the good half behind one attribute and you have a business, without writing a payment flow or a database of who paid.
The course you teach
Sell it a week at a time instead of all at once. Each week its own price, each buyer sent that week’s link the moment it clears.
The archive nobody can reach
Two years of posts, recordings or research sitting in a Telegram channel. Put a price on the back catalogue and it earns while you write the next thing.
The thing you post in a box
Take the order in Telegram and post the parcel. The address and the delivery price for where they live arrive with it — no forms, no spreadsheet.
Licence keys, passwords, tickets, spare parts, commissions, print runs, coffee by the bag — if you would hand it over yourself, it can be sold this way.
Wanted a storefront people browse instead? Shops or paywall — which one you need.
What your buyer sees
Three taps, start to finish.
No account to make, nothing to install, and they never leave Telegram. This is the whole of it.
t.me/+PremiumRoom_x9k2
What you do
Three Telegram commands. That is the product.
/sell /settings /api — that is all of them.
Two commands for the two steps, and you will mostly use the first. Nothing to install, no dashboard to learn.
/sell
Put something on sale
Two boxes: what the buyer gets, and the price. You are not even asked what to call it — that is read off what you paste. Out comes a link that works anywhere a link works.
- Tiers priced separately
- Sell the next one in a tap
- A spreadsheet, if you have a few dozen
- Every order, and a total for any day
Two boxes, one screen. Tap below.
/settings
Everything about how it looks and pays
Where the money lands, your logo, your colour, light or dark, the page language, the currency — and which buyer details you collect, each one off, optional or required.
- Your own domain, free
- Delivery priced by region
- USDC, USDT and card, each on or off
Money: ready
Colour: Indigo
Background: Light
Logo: set
Page language: Follow the buyer
Where it lives: Your own domain
Tap what you want to change.11:06
One script tag and one attribute. No SDK, no webhook, nothing to keep in sync — and the two commands on the other tab still work if you would rather not touch any of it.
/api
Put the lock inside your own app
One script tag, then mark what is paid for. Use that mark as many times as you like on one page — several locked sections, or several tiers side by side. One purchase opens every copy of it at once, and the script fills in each name and price from what you put on sale, so a page can never show the wrong number.
- Your key is safe to publish
- One HTTP call if you would rather ask
- Several tiers on one page
- No SDK, no webhook, nothing to keep in sync
There is no code to write — it is already written for you.
Two things to copy and paste, nothing to configure. Tap below; each one has its own Copy button.
GET /api/v1/access?key=pk_…&sku=premium&tg=823119044
{ "paid": true, "at": "2026-09-23" }Why this is less work
The part everyone else leaves to you.
A paywall is the lock that stands between a stranger and something you sell until they have paid for it. Most of the work in one is never the lock — it is everything after the payment: proving it was real, working out whose it was, and getting the goods to them. Here that part is already built.
Taking the money has never been the hard bit. What costs a week is everything after it — proving the payment was real, working out who it belonged to, remembering it tomorrow, and getting the thing to them. None of that exists here, because it all happens in the one Telegram chat and the handover runs itself.
The usual way
With TrueTransfer
The usual way
With TrueTransfer
/sell to a Telegram bot. There is nothing to approve.The usual way
With TrueTransfer
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With TrueTransfer
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The usual way
With TrueTransfer
TrueTransfer never holds the money and never supplies, stocks or ships what you sell. It is your wallet the payment settles to, and your own message that is sent. What runs by itself is the timing.
What it costs
Nothing until something sells.
Taken out of the sale itself, so a thing that never sells never costs you anything to have listed.
Only when the coin paid is not the one you want out. Take the same coin and this never applies.
Your buyer pays inside Telegram, into a vault for that one sale, and the money settles to your wallet. We are never able to hold it, spend it or freeze it.
Straight answers
Questions people ask.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. Send /sell to the bot, paste what the buyer gets, type a price. That is the whole job. The link you get back works anywhere a link works.
How does the buyer actually pay?
They tap the link, see the price in their own currency, and pay in USDC on Polygon or USDT on TON. If they have no wallet, the card button gets them there. The moment it clears, what you set up is sent to them.
Do you hold my money?
Never. Each sale is paid into a vault contract that can only release to the wallet you set. We cannot take custody, and nothing anywhere is able to.
What if I sell several things at different prices?
Run /sell once for each. A developer marks them by name — data-tt="gold", data-tt="silver" — and the page fills in each price itself.
Do I have to give you my customers?
No. You choose which details are collected — name, Telegram, email, phone, address, a note — each one off, optional or required, and you can choose none at all. What is collected is yours.
Can I see what I have sold?
Yes. Every order arrives in your chat, and the shop screen lists them all with the details you asked for. Pick any day and it totals what came in and how many orders there were.
Where does the page actually live?
Three choices, in /settings → Where it lives. In your Telegram, free — a t.me link that opens instantly for everyone. On your own domain, free — one DNS record and the address is shop.yourname.com. Or on truetransfer.is for $99 a year, which opens in any browser and can be found by Google; because that one is served from our name, we read what you are selling first.
What can I not sell?
There are three answers, not one. A short list of things that are illegal more or less everywhere — weapons, hard drugs, counterfeits, sexual services — never gets a payment link. A second list is legal in some places and not others: those are held for a person to read, usually the same day, and you are told either way rather than left guessing. Everything else goes straight through. The lists are in the terms, and both what you type and the trade you declared are checked.
Two steps. Start now.
Two boxes in a Telegram chat, then share the link. It takes about a minute and costs nothing until something sells.