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Groups

The Groups section allows you to connect RayBot to both Telegram groups and Discord groups.

🔑 Core principle

  • Group management is done through any RayBot that is not in those groups but with which you interact directly.

  • Such a bot acts as a central control panel: from it, you can add new groups, connect Discord, or create dedicated bots for specific tasks.

⚡ Additionally: transaction filters can also be configured via the web version — use the command /web -> Manage.

📊 Plan limits

At the top of the Groups menu, your current limits are displayed:

  • Number of connected Telegram groups.

  • Number of available Discord chats.

  • Number of private bots you can use.

📍Example:

Groups: 3 / 5 means you already have 3 groups connected out of 5 available.

The menu shows your current usage and remaining limit without needing to open separate plan settings.

⚙️ Group Management

For each selected group, the following functions are available:

➕ Add / remove wallets (Wallets) — manage the list of tracked addresses.

🔔 Notification and settings — enable/disable alerts, choose transaction filters (more details in Settings).

🔼 Manage buttons (Buttons) and links (Links) — quick access to trading actions and analytics (more details in Settings).

🌐 Select networks (Chains) — restrict notifications to specific blockchains.

⛔ Block addresses — exclude certain addresses from monitoring.

🆕 Multi Wallet— configure multi-notifications to receive signals from multiple wallets at once (more details in Multi Wallet).

👥 Add group

To start working with Telegram groups, you need to add RayBot to the chosen chat.

👉 Quick method (Groups & Channels)

  • Add RayBot to your group.

  • Send the command: /id - you’ll receive your group ID in response

  • In the bot menu, select Enter Group ID.

  • Send the ID number.

  • Make sure RayBot has already been added to the group.

👉 Alternative method (only for Groups):

• Add RAY to your group

• Send /start in the group

• Send /activate in the group

⚡ Both methods allow you to link the group to your RayBot and start managing it through the Groups menu.

🎥 Video example — Watch how to add RayBot to Telegram in under 1 minute

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📜 Commands available in a group

After adding RayBot to a group, the following commands become available for admins and users:

  • /add ADDRESS — add a new wallet.

  • /delete ADDRESS — remove a wallet.

  • /show — display all added wallets.

  • /topic — set the chat topic for notifications.

  • /mute / /unmute — disable or enable notifications.

  • /allowadmins — allow only admins to manage wallets.

  • /allowall — allow all members to manage wallets.

  • /switch — switch RayBot in this group.

  • /settings — open the settings menu.

  • /block ADDRESS / /unblock ADDRESS — block or unblock a wallet.

  • /dp TOKEN — check Dex payment for a token.

  • /scan_on / /scan_off — enable or disable auto-scanning of tokens.

  • /multipreset — assigns a Multi Wallet preset to a group topic.

  • /multipresets — opens an info window with Multi Wallet preset details.

Important: Although these commands are available inside the group, the main management of RayBot is always done through another bot that is not a member of the group. /start → Main Menu → Groups → [Your group]

➕ Adding RayBot to a Multi-Topic Group (Telegram)

RayBot can operate not only in regular Telegram groups but also in multi-topic groups, where discussions are divided into separate topics.

This setup is especially useful if you want to split notification flows or track different wallet lists in separate topics.

This feature is currently under active development — some functions may be temporarily unavailable.

🧩 How It Works

A single RayBot can be active across multiple topics within one group, sending notifications to each one — depending on which wallet lists you’ve linked.

📘 Example 1: Using one bot across multiple topics

You have three topics— General, Alpha, and Beta, and three wallet lists — A, B, C:

  • Thread General → List A

  • Thread Alpha → List B

  • Thread Beta → List C

Now, the same bot will send notifications from each wallet list to the corresponding thread.

💡 Tip: If you want to separate buy and sell notifications, use the /add2 command. It allows you to duplicate wallets and track different types of activity in separate topics.

📘 Example 2: Using multiple bots

If you’re using two (or more) RayBots, the logic stays the same. The only difference — when adding wallets, you need to specify which bot you’re adding them to.

📌 Command format:

This format directs wallet additions to the correct bot, allowing you to distribute lists between different channels or topics.

This describes wallet-level topic routing. Multi Wallet Presets use a separate preset-based routing layer (explained below).

👥 Multi Wallet Presets → Separate Topics

When working with multi-topic Telegram groups, you can route different Multi Wallet presets to different topics within the same chat.

This allows you to run multiple Multi Wallet strategies simultaneously, each with its own logic and a dedicated topic for alerts.

🔍 How It Works

  • A single Telegram group can contain multiple topics

  • Each Multi Wallet preset can be linked to a specific topic

  • All alerts generated by that preset will be sent only to the selected topic

  • Other presets can be linked to other topics within the same group

This is useful for separating:

  • strategies

  • networks

  • wallet sets

  • signal logic

without creating multiple groups.

🧩 How to Set Up Multi Wallet Presets for Topics

1️⃣ Open RayBot in Direct /start → Groups → Your Group → Add Preset

2️⃣ Create the required number of Multi Wallet presets and configure the settings for each one

3️⃣ To link a preset to a specific topic, use the command:

  • <preset_number> — the Multi Wallet preset number

  • <topic_id> — the ID of the topic where alerts should be sent

If <topic_id> is not provided, the current topic will be used.

💡 How to get the topic_id:

  • use the /id command inside the target topic

  • or run /multipresets directly in the desired topic — the bot will open an info window showing:

    • Current Topic ID

    • IDs of all available Multi Wallet presets

📘 Example

Your group has three topics:

  • General (ID: 0)

  • Alpha (ID: 1)

  • Beta (ID: 2)

And two Multi Wallet presets:

  • Preset 1 — SOL wallets

  • Preset 2 — EVM wallets

Preset routing:

→ Preset 1 alerts are sent to Alpha

→ Preset 2 alerts are sent to Beta

Each preset works independently and sends alerts only to its assigned topic.

⚠️ Important

  • Preset-to-topic routing works only in Telegram groups

  • Wallets remain local to the group and its topics

  • One preset → one topic

  • Multiple presets can be assigned to the same topic

🪙 Token Management

Adding tokens in multi-topic groups works the same way as adding wallets. To add a token, use the command:

If you’re using multiple RayBots, specify the bot explicitly in the command:

Token configuration — including visibility, filters, and notifications — is available only through the Web version of RayBot, where you can fine-tune how tokens are displayed and managed.

⚙️ Managing the Bot Within Topics

RayBot provides several system commands for managing topics:

  • /topic — displays the ID (number) of the current thread

  • /topicmove_0 — moves RayBot notifications to the selected thread

📌 Note: If you move the bot to a thread where it’s already active, wallet lists from both topics will merge.

⚙️ Managing Wallets Within Topics

General group management is done directly through Telegram: /start → 👾 Groups → select your channel → Settings / Notifications / Multi Wallet / Buttons / etc.

These settings apply to all topics and all wallets within the group.

If you want to configure wallets for a specific thread, open the Web version of RayBot, select the desired thread, and adjust the settings there.

🧩 How to Add RayBot to a Multi-Topic Group

1️⃣ Open your desired RayBot from the list using /bots 2️⃣ Tap the bot’s name → Add to Group or Channel → select your group 3️⃣ Open any topic and type /activate — this will link RayBot to the group 4️⃣ In the desired topic, type /add and start adding wallets

📌 If you use multiple bots, specify which bot you’re adding wallets to — for example:

(Example: /add@ray_quartz_bot)

👾 Add Discord

The Add Discord feature lets you connect RayBot to your Discord server and receive notifications directly in the selected channel.

🔑 How to connect RayBot to Discord

1️⃣ In Telegram:

  • Go to: /start → Groups → Add Discord

  • Paste the Webhook link into the chat with RayBot.

2️⃣ In Discord:

  • Open the server where you want to connect the bot.

  • Go to Server Settings.

  • Navigate to Integrations → Webhooks.

  • Click Create Webhook → enter a name and choose the channel where alerts will appear.

  • Click Copy Webhook URL.

3️⃣ Final step:

  • Return to the Telegram chat with RayBot and paste the copied Webhook URL.

  • The bot will now start sending notifications to the selected channel.

🎥 Video example — Watch how to add RayBot to Telegram in under 1 minute

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💼 Example use case

  • Create a separate Discord channel for trading signals.

  • Configure filters so only certain types of notifications appear (e.g., only buys/sells).

  • For convenience, you can connect multiple Webhook channels on one server (e.g., one for Swaps, another for NFTs)

⚙️ Important limitation Managing bots in Discord (adding/removing wallets, configuring filters and notifications) is done exclusively through RayBot in Telegram. In Discord channels, the bot functions only as a notification broadcaster.

🤖 Add dedicated bot

This option allows you to create your own dedicated bots for specific tasks.

For more details on features and setup, see the separate section — 🤖 Dedicated Bot.

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