Your shop, open inside Telegram, selling while you sleep.
Customers already live in Telegram, so the shop goes to them. They browse your catalogue, top their wallet up in crypto, enter a game ID the bot verifies before anything is charged, and receive the top-up automatically — with an admin dashboard and a public website behind it for you.
Everything a digital shop needs, in a chat window.
No website to teach people, no app to install — a conversation they already know how to have.
A catalogue three levels deep
Product, then region, then amount — so one game can carry different regions at different prices, and each region its own set of denominations. You add and edit all of it from the admin panel; the bot menu follows automatically.
The game ID is checked first
A customer enters their game ID and the bot comes back with the player name it found. They confirm, re-check or reject before a single rupee moves — which is what stops a mistyped digit becoming a refund conversation the next morning.
A wallet, funded in crypto
Customers top up through five separate rails — BEP20, TRC20, Binance, Bybit and Trust Wallet — and each request is verified before the balance moves. Buying afterwards is instant, because the money is already there.
Delivery without a person
Orders are fulfilled from your own supplier accounts automatically, with stock tracked per item and an out-of-stock path that tells the customer honestly instead of taking their money and going quiet.
Stock that knows when it is empty
Supplier accounts, catalogue products and their SKUs are tracked with live stock, sessions kept alive by a scheduled re-login, and a low-balance alert so you restock before a customer finds out for you.
A reseller API
Give partners an API key — optionally locked to their IP addresses — and let them buy from your catalogue programmatically. Purchases, top-up debits, coupon debits and notifications each have their own path, and only key holders ever see the documentation in the bot menu.
An admin dashboard
Orders, customers, finance and analytics in a proper web panel — products, regions, variations, coupons, announcements, proxies, supplier accounts and logs, all editable without touching the bot.
A public website too
A separate storefront site so people who find you on Google — rather than in Telegram — still land somewhere that explains what you sell and sends them to the bot.
Six buttons, and every one of them is something they wanted to do.
The whole shop is a reply keyboard. There is nothing to learn, nothing to download, and nothing to sign up for beyond the Telegram account they already have.
- Browse Products — your catalogue, region by region, down to the exact amount.
- Game ID Auto Recharge — enter the ID, confirm the name the bot found, and it is done.
- My Wallet — balance, and five ways to top it up.
- My Orders — what they bought, when, and what it delivered.
- Contact Support and API — a way to reach you, and a key for partners who want one. API documentation appears in the menu only for customers who actually hold a key, so it is never noise for the people just buying a top-up.
Other shops can sell your stock without you lifting a finger.
A reseller channel is usually a spreadsheet and a WhatsApp group. Here it is an API with its own records, so what a partner owes you is never a matter of opinion.
- API keys, optionally IP-locked, so a leaked key is not the same as a lost account.
- Partner purchases are their own record, separate from retail orders and reportable on their own.
- Top-up and coupon debits are tracked separately, so a partner's balance always explains itself.
- Partners are notified automatically when something they are waiting on completes.
- They get their own voucher catalogue, which does not have to be the same as the one retail customers see.
What is in the box.
A bot, an admin dashboard, a website and the API that ties partners in.
1The bot
- Browse products, regions and amounts
- Game ID auto-recharge with verification
- My Wallet and My Orders
- Contact support
- Leaderboard
- API key and documentation for holders
2Money in
- BEP20 and TRC20
- Binance and Bybit
- Trust Wallet
- Each request verified before crediting
- Coupons
3Catalogue
- Products
- Regions per product
- Variations and amounts per region
- Show or hide an item in the bot
- Auto-recharge on or off per product
4Fulfilment
- Supplier accounts with live stock
- SKU-to-account mapping
- Direct top-up and voucher redemption
- Scheduled re-login keeps sessions alive
- Low-balance alerts
- Honest out-of-stock handling
5Partner API
- API keys with IP whitelist
- Partner purchases
- Top-up and coupon debits
- Automatic partner notifications
- Separate partner voucher catalogue
6Behind the scenes
- Admin dashboard — orders, customers, finance, analytics
- Announcements and media
- Proxies
- Transaction and supplier logs
- Public storefront website
The technical detail
| Customer channel | Telegram — nothing to install, no separate account to create |
| Backend | Node.js on Supabase / PostgreSQL, with scheduled jobs and structured logging |
| Admin | A React dashboard covering orders, customers, finance and analytics |
| Website | A separate Next.js storefront for customers who arrive from search |
| Payments | Five crypto rails — BEP20, TRC20, Binance, Bybit, Trust Wallet — each verified before crediting |
| Catalogue | Three levels: product, region, variation — each editable from the admin panel |
| Partner API | Bearer-token REST API with per-key IP whitelisting and its own purchase and debit records |
| Deployment | We host it, or it deploys on your own server |
Payment rails, catalogue and suppliers are all configuration rather than code — the same system sells whatever you decide to stock.
Mizenzo Bazaar — common questions
Because your customers are already there and already logged in. There is no app to install, no account to create and no checkout form to abandon — they press a button in a chat they already have open, and buying takes seconds.
The bot looks the ID up and replies with the player name it found. The customer confirms, re-checks or rejects it before any money moves, so a wrong digit is caught at the point it happens rather than becoming a refund the next morning.
The wallet ships with five crypto rails because that is what this build was used for. Adding a local rail — bank transfer, JazzCash or Easypaisa with manual verification — is a configuration and integration job we can quote; the wallet and verification flow already exist.
Yes. Issue them an API key, optionally locked to their IP addresses, and they can buy from your catalogue programmatically. Their purchases, top-up debits and coupon debits are recorded separately from retail, and they can be given their own voucher catalogue.
The customer is told plainly rather than being charged and left waiting. Stock is tracked per item against your supplier accounts, and a low-balance alert warns you before a customer is the one who finds out.
Aap ki dukaan, Telegram ke andar.
Tell us what you sell and how your customers pay today, and we will open the bot on your own phone so you can buy something through it before you decide.