MeyhoraTelegram bots, trading systems, AI assistants and automations. Custom code, built on your accounts, and fully yours.
Most bots fail for boring reasons. The API changes. A customer types something nobody planned for. The market gaps at 3 a.m. and the retry logic fires twice. We build for those moments: everything here is custom, built on your accounts, with code you own.
Your customers and communities are already on Telegram. A well-built bot meets them there: no app to install, no account to create, replies in seconds.
Most real projects combine several of these. If yours is not listed, tell us the outcome you want and we will work out the shape.
Answer common questions instantly, collect the details a human needs, and escalate with full context. Working-hours logic, multilingual replies, ticketing, and handoff to your team inside Telegram or your helpdesk.
Ask the right questions, score the lead, book the call and push everything to your CRM. Built to feel like a conversation, not a form.
Availability, confirmations, reminders, rescheduling and no-show follow-up, synced with Google Calendar or your own system.
Catalogues, carts, checkout, order tracking and receipts. Payments through Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe or crypto.
Sell access to private channels and groups. The bot takes payment, verifies it, invites the member, reminds them before renewal and removes them when access ends.
Verification and anti-spam for new members, welcome flows, rules enforcement, roles, warnings, scheduled posts, polls, and admin tools that save moderators hours.
Verify wallet holdings, grant access to holder-only groups, run allowlists and role checks across EVM chains, Solana and TON.
Segmented announcements, scheduled sends and personalised alerts, plus monitors that message you when a price, a website, a form or a server needs attention.
Fair and auditable giveaways, referral campaigns, points systems, leaderboards and interactive games that keep a community active.
Run parts of your business from a chat. Approve requests, pull reports, restart services and issue refunds, with permissions and an audit trail.
Full web apps inside Telegram: storefronts, dashboards, games, forms and wallets, with Telegram login, payments and TON Connect where the project needs them.
Any of the above with a language model behind it, answering from your documents instead of guessing. See the AI section below.
A private panel or admin commands, so you can change prices, messages, plans and users without calling us.
Rate limits, spam checks and per-user throttling, so one bad actor cannot slow the bot down for everyone else.
Production bots run on webhooks behind a proper server, with queues for slow jobs, so they stay quick under load.
Failures alert you in Telegram, Slack or email before a customer has to report them.
Users who type nonsense, send files, block the bot or press old buttons get a sensible response, not a crash.
A real database, automated backups, and code another developer can read and take over.
The member taps your link and sees the plans.
Monthly, yearly or one-off, with the price shown clearly.
Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe or crypto, through the provider’s own checkout.
The bot waits for the provider’s server-to-server confirmation, never just the user’s word.
A single-use invite link to the private channel or group, sent instantly.
Reminders before expiry. Access is removed automatically if they do not renew.
A trading bot is not mostly a strategy. It is order handling, exchange quirks, retries, limits, and what happens when something breaks at 3 a.m. You bring the rules, or we help you shape them. We build the engine that executes them safely, shows you everything it does, and stops when it should.
We do not promise profits, sell signals or manage anyone's money. Nothing we build guarantees a result, and a backtest only describes the past. What we do guarantee is that the bot does exactly what the written specification says, inside the risk limits you set, with a record of everything it did.
Turn TradingView alerts, indicator conditions or on-chain events into clear Telegram messages with entry, stop and size.
Place, manage and close orders from your rules, with retries, partial-fill handling and slippage controls.
Automated ladders, scheduled buys and portfolio rebalancing across one asset or many.
Cross-exchange and triangular. Latency and fees decide whether these work, so we model both before building anything.
Mirror a master account to followers, or MT5 to MT5, with per-follower risk scaling.
Quote both sides with inventory and exposure limits. For teams that already understand the inventory risk.
Trade, set limit orders and manage positions from chat. We agree the key-management model with you before writing a line of code.
Watch hundreds of markets for your conditions, then alert you or act when they fire.
Test rules on historical data including fees and slippage, then forward-test on paper before real money is involved.
PnL, drawdown, fills, fees and exportable records, so you always know where you stand.
Trade-only keys with withdrawals disabled and IP whitelisting where the exchange supports it. If a key ever leaks, funds cannot be moved out.
Fixed-fractional, volatility-based or your own rule, applied to every order without exception.
Maximum position, maximum open trades, daily loss limit and maximum drawdown. When one is hit, the bot stops and tells you.
Price sanity, spread, liquidity, minimum notional and duplicate-order checks before anything is sent to the exchange.
Pause or flatten everything from Telegram with a single command, protected by a confirmation step.
The bot runs on live data with simulated fills before real capital is used, and goes live with small size.
Order handling is idempotent, so a dropped connection or a retry cannot double-fill a position.
Every signal, decision, order and error is logged and exportable, so you can always see why the bot did what it did.
If the bot or its exchange connection goes quiet, you hear about it within moments, not the next morning.
From your rule, an alert or an on-chain event.
Price sanity, spread, liquidity, duplicates.
Size, exposure, daily loss, drawdown.
Order placed with retries and idempotency.
Fill verified against the exchange.
Logged, reported and reconciled.
If any check fails, no order is placed. The reason is logged and you are told.
A general chatbot guesses. A well-built assistant looks things up in your documents, shows where the answer came from, and knows when to stop and bring in a person. That difference is the whole job.
Human handoff. The conversation is summarised and passed to your team with everything the customer has already said, so nobody has to ask twice.
Answer from your help docs, policies and past tickets. Resolve the routine, and escalate the rest with a summary your team can act on.
Greet visitors, ask the questions your team would ask, qualify the lead, and book the meeting.
Staff ask questions in plain language and get answers from your documents, SOPs and shared drives, with sources.
Answer and place calls, book appointments and take messages, with transcripts and handoff to a person.
Extract fields from invoices, contracts, receipts and forms, classify them, and route them to the right place.
Draft replies, summarise long threads and suggest next steps, right inside the tools your team already uses.
Look up an order, issue a refund within limits, update a record or create a ticket, with approvals where you want them.
Tell us the outcome you want and we will work out the shape.
Get my project quote →Responses are built from your documents and can show their source. If the answer is not in your material, the assistant says so.
Every flow has a path to a human, triggered by the customer, by low confidence, or by topics you mark as sensitive.
An agent that can refund or edit records has hard caps and approval steps. It cannot do more than you decided.
We build a test set from real customer questions and re-run it on every change, so improvements do not break what already worked.
Logs and review tools show what customers asked and how the assistant replied, so you improve it with evidence.
We choose API plans where your data is not used to train models, tell you which providers touch what, and can self-host models when data must stay in-house.
Most businesses lose hours to copying data from one place to another, chasing approvals and building the same report every Monday. We replace that with workflows that run on their own, tell you when something is off, and leave a record of everything they did.
Nobody waits a day to hear back, and nothing sits unseen in an inbox.
Your books stay current without anyone retyping amounts.
A report that is ready before you are.
Decisions take minutes, and there is always a record of who approved what.
n8n, Make and Zapier are good when the flow is simple and linear, volume is low, your team wants to edit it themselves, and your tools already have connectors. We will set that up for you and say so plainly.
Custom code is better when volume is high, reliability matters, the logic is complex, money moves, data is sensitive, or per-task pricing would climb past the cost of owning the system.
We will tell you which one fits, even when that means building less.
If a service has an API, we can usually connect to it. These are the ones we work with most.
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No black box. You see a working version early, you see progress every week, and nothing goes live until you have approved it.
A short call to understand the goal, then a written specification: what the system does, every command and edge case, each integration, the risk limits for trading builds, and a fixed scope and price. Nothing is built until you approve it.
You get something real quickly, running in your own Telegram or on paper-trading data, so you react to the thing itself instead of a document. Changes at this stage are cheap, which is why we do it early.
Weekly demos on a staging environment. Trading bots are backtested with fees and slippage, then paper-traded on live data, before real capital is involved. AI assistants are tested against your real questions.
Production deployment with monitoring and alerts, secrets set up properly and a recorded walkthrough. Trading bots go live with tight limits that we raise together as evidence builds.
Launching is the start of real feedback. We offer ongoing care: monitoring, updates when Telegram or an exchange changes its API, and new features, with a direct line to the people who built it.
Bars show typical weeks to go live on a 0 to 16 week scale. Your written specification gives the exact schedule for your project.
Every project is quoted at a fixed price, in writing, before building starts.
Trust is not a promise on a web page. It is a set of arrangements that make it safe to work with us, and safe to stop.
The repository is transferred to your account at handover, with documentation another developer can follow.
Bot tokens, exchange accounts, API keys, domains and hosting sit under your ownership. We work inside them with limited access, and remove it when you ask.
Keys and tokens live in a secrets manager or protected environment variables, never in code, chat or screenshots. Exchange keys are trade-only, with withdrawals disabled.
We ask for the minimum permissions a task needs, and we sign an NDA before you share anything sensitive.
Nothing is locked to us. If you want another team to take over, the handover package makes that possible.
Some work is not worth doing at any price. Here is what we will not build.
Rules for trading, payments and crypto differ from country to country. We will flag what we know, but we are not financial or legal advisers, and you should confirm your obligations with a licensed professional.
If yours is not here, send it with your brief and we will answer it in our reply.
It depends on what the system connects to, how custom the logic is and what admin tools you need. Every project is scoped in writing and quoted at a fixed price before any building starts. Send a short brief through the quote form and you will hear back within 1 business day.
Simple bots can be live in one to two weeks. Systems with payments, integrations or admin panels usually take three to six weeks, and larger trading systems and Mini Apps take longer. The typical ranges are in the timelines above, and your written specification gives the exact schedule for your project.
No. We explain every decision in plain language, and the systems are built so you can run them yourself, with an admin panel or simple commands for the things you will change often.
Yes. We start with a short audit of the code and the setup, then tell you honestly whether it is cheaper to repair, extend or rebuild.
Your goal, who the system is for, the tools it has to connect to, and examples of how you handle it today. For trading builds we also need your rules or idea, your venues and your risk limits.
Yes. We integrate Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe, Telegram’s own payment options and crypto. Payments are confirmed by the provider’s server-to-server notification, not by the user’s claim, so access is only granted when the money has actually arrived.
Production bots are built on webhooks, with queues for slow tasks and rate limits to protect them, and we test under realistic load before launch. If you expect very high volume, tell us early so we design for it.
Bots that follow Telegram’s rules are not at risk, and we build to those rules and to Telegram’s rate limits. We will not build spam, mass unsolicited messaging or anything designed to evade Telegram’s protections.
Yes. Every bot ships with an admin panel or admin commands, so routine changes do not need us.
Yes: storefronts, dashboards, games, forms and wallets that run inside Telegram, with Telegram login, payments and TON Connect where the project needs them.
We cannot promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. We build the bot to execute your strategy exactly and safely. Whether the strategy is profitable is a market question, and past results do not predict future ones.
We implement strategies you bring, and we can help turn an idea into precise, testable rules and backtest it. We do not sell signals, manage funds or give financial advice.
It is safe when the keys are set up correctly: trade-only permissions, withdrawals disabled, and IP whitelisting where the exchange supports it. Keys live in protected storage under your control. We never need withdrawal permission to build or run a trading bot.
The major centralised exchanges, on-chain venues across EVM chains, Solana and TON, MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, Deriv, Alpaca, Interactive Brokers and TradingView. If a platform has an API, we can usually connect to it.
Yes. We write MQL4 and MQL5 Expert Advisors, trade copiers and risk managers, and bridges that turn signals or alerts into MT5 orders.
We design against it. Answers are grounded in your documents, the assistant says when it does not know, and anything sensitive is handed to a person. We also test against real customer questions and re-test on every change. No language model is perfect, which is why the handoff and the logs matter.
We choose per task between OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini and open-source models. Quality, speed, cost and data requirements decide, and we explain the choice.
We use plans where your data is not used to train models, tell you which providers handle which data, and keep secrets out of code. When data must stay inside your own infrastructure, we can self-host open-source models.
Yes, through the official WhatsApp Business API. Meta requires an approved business account and charges its own per-conversation fees, which are separate from our work.
You do. The repository is transferred to your account at handover, and bot tokens, exchange accounts, domains and hosting sit under your ownership.
You can run it yourself using the runbook and recorded walkthrough, or keep us on a monthly care plan that covers monitoring, updates and priority fixes.
It happens regularly. Under a care plan we handle those updates. Without one, we can quote the fix, or hand the system to another developer using the documentation.
Yes. That is the point of the handover package. Nothing is locked to us.
Send a short brief and we reply within 1 business day with a clear next step.