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Cash-in has launched a Telegram chatbot that lets users manage crypto addresses, referral earnings, rates, bank details, and transaction history in chat.
Cash-in has launched a Telegram chatbot that lets users access key account services directly inside Telegram.
Cash-in says users can now manage parts of their account through an official Telegram chatbot. Cash-in is a crypto and payments platform, and this update adds a chat-based way to do everyday actions without opening the main app.
The bot supports common self-serve tasks. These include viewing crypto deposit addresses, checking referral earnings, looking up exchange rates, managing bank details, and reviewing transaction history.
Cash-in also says the bot can accept plain-English requests. That means users can type what they want, like “show my rates” or “my last transactions,” instead of relying only on fixed slash commands.
To access the bot, users start from the Cash-in mobile or web app and tap the Telegram bot image at the top of the screen. They are redirected to the official bot, then log in using a registered email or Gmail.
Cash-in is also warning users to avoid unverified links and only use the official Telegram chatbot. This is a common risk on messaging platforms where scammers create lookalike accounts.
Chatbots on Telegram can reduce friction for repeat actions, especially for users who already live in messaging apps. For fintech and crypto products, quick access to balances, rates, and transaction history can cut support load and speed up issue resolution.
It also pushes more “conversational” user experiences, where a bot acts like a lightweight dashboard. For Cash-in, the success of this feature will likely depend on reliability, clear login flows, and strong anti-phishing guidance, since account access starts in a chat app.
Primary Source: Cash-in
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