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# Telegram Bot

{% embed url="<https://t.me/contractDEVAI_BOT>" %}
<https://t.me/ContractDEVAI\\_BOT>
{% endembed %}

## **What can the Deployer do?**

* Customize the contract based on your requirements, these customizations include:

  * Name&#x20;

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Choose the name of your project)</mark>*

  * Ticker&#x20;

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Choose the symbol of your project)</mark>*

  * Total Supply&#x20;

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Choose the maximum available supply)</mark>*

  * Include Telegram link&#x20;

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Embed the telegram of your project in the contract)</mark>*

  * Maximum Transaction Percentage&#x20;

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Select the maximum allowed tokens to buy and sell on each transaction)</mark>*

  * Maximum Wallet Percentage

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Select the maximum allowed tokens to be held per wallet)</mark>*

  * Include Taxes

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Select the maximum allowed tokens to be held per wallet)</mark>*

  * Define Marketing & Developer Wallet

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Input the marketing and developer wallet in which you will receive the tax revenue)</mark>*

  * Customize Buy Taxes Individually

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Customize the tax % for every buy split between marketing, development and liquidity)</mark>*

  * Customize Sell Taxes Individually

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Customize the tax % for every sell split between marketing, development and liquidity)</mark>*

  * Generate Wallets

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Choose between creating new wallets and importing wallets to deploy)</mark>*

  * Deploy Token

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Click a button to deploy your contract address live on the mainnet)</mark>*

  * Verify Token on blockchain explorers

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Click a button to verify your contract address code live on the mainnet)</mark>*

  * Select Liquidity Amount

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Input the amount of native token (eg: ETH) for initial LP)</mark>*

  * Select Token Circulation Balance

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Input the amount of tokens you want to keep our circulation, the rest of the tokens will be paired to the LP)</mark>*

  * Liquidity Locker - *<mark style="color:blue;">Define how many days you want to lock your LP tokens for via:</mark>*&#x20;
    * [x] *Unicrypt*
    * [x] *Pinklock*
  * Liquidity Burn

  &#x20;      *<mark style="color:blue;">(Alternatively, you can choose to burn your LP tokens)</mark>*

  * Pass Functions - *<mark style="color:blue;">Enter the /commands section to pass any of the following functions:</mark>*
    * [x] *Enable Trading*
    * [x] *Change Buy Tax*
    * [x] *Change Sell Tax*
    * [x] *Change Transfer Tax*
    * [x] *Change Max Transaction*
    * [x] *Change Max Wallet*
    * [x] *Set Swapback*
    * [x] *Renounce Ownership*
    * [x] *Transfer Ownership*
    * [x] *Remove Limits*


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