DegenPass Telegram Bot

DegenPass is Byte Exchange’s on-chain trading surface: real swaps across seven networks, from Ethereum to Solana, made from a normal exchange account. The Telegram bot brings that surface into the groups where new tokens are actually found — a free scanner for your members, a one-tap route into the token, and a share of the fee for the group that hosts it.

• Bring revenue to your group — the swaps your members make can pay the admin who brought them.
• Protect your members — every token gets the same contract-safety scan the exchange publishes.
• Buy in one tap — from a Byte Exchange account, with no external wallet and no seed phrase.

Set it up in three steps

Three steps, no configuration file. Everything below happens inside Telegram.

• 1. Add the bot to your group — /start — Use the “Add to Telegram” button, pick your group, and grant it admin rights so it can post scan cards and reply to commands.
• 2. Claim the group with your Byte Exchange account — /claim — A group admin runs it once, in the group. It ties the group to the admin account that receives the group’s share. If your Telegram is not linked to an account yet, the bot first shows a one-tap button to link it, then the claim finishes in the group.
• 3. Scan your first token — /scan <contract address> — Paste any contract address. The bot replies with the safety checks, the liquidity reading, the trust score and a one-tap buy link.

What the bot does

• Scanner (/scan <contract>) — Contract-safety checks (honeypot behaviour, mint and freeze authority, ownership, blacklist and pausable transfers), liquidity and LP-lock readings, holder distribution, and the published trust score, built from six parts. Every reading is stamped with when it was measured, and a part we could not confirm yet is shown as “not confirmed yet” rather than as a pass.
• One-tap buy — Every scan card carries a Buy button: one tap takes the reader into the swap. The swap executes on-chain through a DEX aggregator from their Byte Exchange account — no external wallet to connect, no seed phrase to paste, no approval popup to read.
• Earner (/earnings) — Swaps that start from your group are attributed to your group. When group rewards are switched on for your group, that attribution is what the admin share is paid from. Admins can follow it at any time with the earnings command.
• First-call leaderboard (/top) — The member who posts a token in the group first becomes its first caller, and their name rides on every card for that token. The leaderboard lists the group’s first calls with how each token has moved since it was called.
• Prediction odds (/predict) — Type the command on its own to pick a category or a popular market, or add a team or topic — for example “/predict bitcoin” — to search. The bot answers with the live odds and a button to open the market.

How earnings work

A swap made from your group carries your group’s attribution with it, all the way to settlement. That is what makes an admin share payable at all: the reward is tied to a completed swap, not to a click.

The admin share is a portion of the fee Byte Exchange already charges on that swap. It is set by Byte Exchange, published on the DegenPass page, and the same for every group on the same terms — so what you can earn scales with how much your members actually trade.

Group rewards are being rolled out group by group. The bot tells you where your group stands, and the reward ledger is the exchange’s own — the same one that pays every other referral on Byte Exchange.

The current rates are shown on the DegenPass page, next to a calculator you can move to see an estimate for your group’s daily trading. It stays an estimate, because what a group earns depends entirely on its members’ own trading; the earnings command shows the amount actually credited.

Official bot verification

This page is the reference point for the official DegenPass bot. If you are about to add a bot to your group, or a bot has messaged you claiming to be us, check it here first.

The official handle is @DegenPassBot

• We never ask you to connect a wallet. DegenPass swaps run from your Byte Exchange account, so there is nothing to connect and no seed phrase to enter — anywhere, ever.
• We never ask you to run code, paste a private key or seed phrase, or sign a message to “verify” yourself or your group.
• We never send you to a separate “verification” page or bot to unlock a group. Everything the official bot needs happens in the Telegram chat itself.
• The official bot links back to bexc.io, and this page links back to it. Two links that agree is the check — a handle that appears in only one of the two places has not been confirmed by us.

How to check that it is us

• Compare the handle character for character with the one published on this page. Look-alike handles differ by a single character, often an underscore or a digit.
• Open bexc.io directly by typing it, rather than through a link you were sent, and come back to this page.
• Ask in the official Byte Exchange Telegram channel before granting admin rights to any bot.
• If a bot asks for a wallet connection, a seed phrase, a signature or a code to run, close it and ask us — that request is not something the official bot makes.

Domande frequenti

Is the DegenPass Telegram bot free?

Yes. Adding the bot, scanning tokens, checking prediction odds and the first-call leaderboard cost nothing. Byte Exchange earns from the trading fee on swaps, which is also where a group admin’s share comes from.

Do my members need a wallet to buy?

No. A DegenPass swap runs from a Byte Exchange account and executes on-chain through a DEX aggregator, so there is no external wallet to connect and no seed phrase to enter. Members need a Byte Exchange account, which they can open from the bot.

Which networks does the scanner cover?

DegenPass trades on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Robinhood Chain and Solana. Coverage of the safety checks varies by network and by token — where a check has not confirmed a part yet, the bot shows it as “not confirmed yet” instead of presenting it as a pass.

How does a group admin earn from the bot?

Swaps that start in your group are attributed to your group and settled through the exchange’s own reward ledger. When group rewards are switched on for your group, the admin share of the trading fee is credited from that attribution. The current rates are shown on the DegenPass page.

How do I know I am adding the official bot?

Compare the handle with the one published on this page at bexc.io/degenpass/bot, reached by typing the address yourself. The official bot never asks you to connect a wallet, paste a seed phrase, sign a message, or run code.

Does the trust score tell me a token is safe?

It is not a guarantee, and it is not advice. It is a 0-100 reading of six parts we check on every token — whether you can sell it back, what trading it costs, who controls the contract, how concentrated the holders are, whether it is the token it claims to be, and the track record of the token and its creator. The methodology page lists exactly how each part moves the number. A part we could not confirm yet lowers the score rather than being assumed good, so a lower score can also mean “still being confirmed”.

Can I use the bot in a group I do not own?

Adding a bot to a group needs admin rights in that group. If you are a member, the scanner also works in a direct chat with the bot, and you can pass the group along to whoever administers it.

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