---
title: Telegram Ayari
title_en: Telegram Setting
description_tr: Guncel CMS panelinden Telegram bot ekleme, duzenleme, aktif pasif yonetimi ve grup bildirim akisi ayarlari.
description_en: Configure Telegram bot notifications from the current CMS panel, including add, edit, active toggle, and group delivery setup.
order: 50
product: cms
section_tr: Security
section_en: Security
owner: CMS Operations Team
lastReviewed: 2026-04-01
productVersion: v1
status: live
cardImage: /img/cms/security/telegram-setting/cms-security-telegram-setting-poster.webp
---
# Telegram Setting

Use `Security > Telegram Setting` to manage Telegram bot based notification channels.

This module allows you to:

- add new Telegram bot configurations
- edit existing bot settings
- enable or disable each bot with `Active` toggle
- assign different bots by service type such as OTP, Support, Deposit, or KYC

<video src="/video/cms-security-telegram-setting.mp4"></video>

## Current Panel Overview

The video covers:

- `User` and `Admin` tabs
- add and edit flow
- `Service Type` selection
- `Active` enable and disable behavior
- bot token and group configuration

## Required Fields

- `Service Type`: notification scenario to bind this bot to
- `Bot Username`: bot handle such as `xyz_bot`
- `Bot Token`: Telegram bot token
- `Group Id`: target Telegram group chat id

## What to Enter in Each Field

- `Service Type`: choose the exact notification purpose shown in the dropdown, such as `KYC Verification Bot` or another operational event type
- `Bot Username`: enter the Telegram bot username created in `@BotFather`
- `Bot Token`: paste the full bot token provided by `@BotFather`
- `Group Id`: enter the Telegram group chat id where notifications should be delivered

Important:
- `Service Type` decides where this bot will be used, so choose it carefully.
- `Bot Username` and `Bot Token` must belong to the same bot.
- `Group Id` must belong to a group where that bot has already been added.
- If `Group Id` is wrong, notifications will not reach the target group.

## Add or Edit a Telegram Bot

1. Open `Security > Telegram Setting`.
2. Select the correct tab such as `User` or `Admin`.
3. Click `Add` or use the row edit action for an existing bot.
4. Select the correct `Service Type`.
5. Enter `Bot Username`, `Bot Token`, and `Group Id`.
6. Click `Submit` to save the record.

If the video flow is followed for a KYC bot:

- select `KYC Verification Bot` in `Service Type`
- enter the bot username from BotFather
- paste the matching bot token
- enter the Telegram group id where KYC alerts should be sent

## Enable and Disable Flow

Each bot entry includes an `Active` toggle:

- `ON`: the bot is active and notifications are sent
- `OFF`: the bot is disabled and notifications stop

After a toggle change, the system uses the current status for that service type.

## Group Notification Setup Logic

1. Create the bot with `@BotFather`.
2. Copy the bot token.
3. Add the bot to the target Telegram group.
4. Ensure the bot has permission to send messages if required.
5. Get the group `chat id` and set it in `Group Id`.
6. Save the configuration and test the notification flow.

## Where to Get Values

- `Bot Username` and `Bot Token`: from `@BotFather`
- `Group Id`: from Telegram Bot API `getUpdates` or helper chat-id bots after adding the bot to the group
- `Service Type`: selected based on your notification use case

## Operational Best Practices

- Use separate bots for `User` and `Admin` channels.
- Keep critical service types actively monitored.
- If the token is rotated, update bot configuration immediately.
- Never expose bot tokens in public docs, screenshots, or logs.