> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bitbot.tg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bitbot.tg/how-to-claim.md).

# How to claim

### 1.Connect your wallet

* Ensure you are on the official Bitbot site ([bitbot.tg](https://bitbot.tg)), as it is the only authorized platform for claiming tokens.
* Connect the wallet you used to purchase BITBOT tokens.

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### &#x20;2. Claim Your Tokens

* Once your wallet is connected, click the "CLAIM TOKEN IN BITBOT" button.

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### 3.Verify Your Telegram Account

* Enter your Telegram Username that you intend to use for the claim.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Do not include "@" when entering your Telegram handle.
{% endhint %}

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* After entering and confirming your Telegram Username, click the "GENERATE CODE" button.

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* After generating the code, click the "COPY CODE" button.
* If you would like to edit the Telegram Username, click on the pencil icon.

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* When COPIED is displayed, your code has been copied.
* Make sure the Telegram account you intend to use for the claim is logged into the device you are operating on, then click "OPEN BOT" button.
* Be sure to interact only with the official bot handle, <mark style="color:blue;">**@Hello\_Bitbot**</mark>. Don’t fall for scams—double-check the account name!

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### 4. Complete the Claim Process

* After clicking "OPEN BOT" , you will be automatically redirected to Bitbot.
* Click the "Start" button, directly paste your code and send it to Bitbot.
* Bitbot will display the quantity of BITBOT tokens and the address containing your claim.
* Verify this information and then click the "Claim" button.

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### 5. Confirmation

* Bitbot will immediately transfer your BITBOT tokens to your account.
* When you see the confirmation interface, your claim process has been successful.

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