TG-Lion API: Telegram accounts

Sometimes a Telegram account is needed for a work task rather than personal chats: testing, signing up for a service, a separate profile for a project. TG-Lion API sits in exactly this niche. Through the bot and mini app, people buy and sell accounts.

The action set is small, but the topic is not simple, so let's go through it calmly and without gloss. ⚙️

What the bot does

The menu is built from commands, and they show how the service is organized:

• /buy starts a purchase of an account.
• /sell lets you offer your own account for sale.
• /list shows prices by country.
• /payment tops up your balance.
• /withdraw takes out the balance you have accumulated.
• /myclay hands out free credit for taking part in a promotion.
• /settings opens your profile, and /language changes the bot's language.

The bot's name and description hint that the service also has a separate programming interface (API) for automated purchases. Such an interface is usually meant for people who deal in larger volumes.

Why prices depend on the country

The price list by country is not random. A Telegram account is tied to a phone number, and numbers from different countries differ in cost and in popularity. That is why one country costs less than another in the list.

Before buying, match the number's country to the reason you need the account. For some tasks the country matters a lot, for others not at all.

Balance, top-up, withdrawal

Purchases go through an internal balance. You top it up with the payment command, spend it on accounts, and withdraw what is left if you wish.

1. Check the price list with the country command.
2. Top up a small amount as a trial.
3. Buy one account and confirm it works the way you need.
4. Only then decide if you need larger volumes.

Do not keep more on an internal balance than you can afford to lose. That is the general rule for any prepaid service. 💳

Where the catch is

Stay alert here. Telegram ties an account to a real person and a number, so a purchased account can be restricted or banned at any moment. The messenger's rules do not welcome mass registration and resale of accounts.

A buyer has no guarantee that the previous owner will not regain access. So keep nothing important on a bought account. ⚠️

• Bans. An account can freeze without warning, and your money will not come back.
• Former owner's access. They may know the login details or hold active sessions.
• Fraud. Selling accounts attracts many schemes. Never give anyone login codes sent by Telegram to your real account.

If you want to sell an account

The sell command looks like an easy way to earn, but think twice. By selling an account you hand over access to messages, contacts and history. What others do with it later can be linked to your number.

Never sell your main account under any circumstances. If you do decide to part with a different one, leave personal chats first and remove everything unneeded.

Who actually needs this

The app is of interest to people who already understand how accounts and their limits work: developers, testers, those who set up integrations. For ordinary messaging and channels you do not need it, and the risks outweigh the benefits. 🎯

If all you want is a second profile, it is safer to register one yourself on a separate number. That way it belongs only to you.