The cabinet moved into Telegram

Balance, catalogue, API keys, team roles and payouts now run inside a Telegram Mini App. Open @aggregator_aibot and it is the same account you have on the web.

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The operator cabinet is now a Telegram Mini App. Open @aggregator_aibot and it opens inside Telegram on the account you already have. Nothing to install, no second password, no separate web tab left open on a second monitor.

This is not a companion app that shows a summary and sends you back to a browser. It is the cabinet.

One Mini App, four kinds of account

The same app opens differently depending on who you are, because an operator, a game studio and an affiliate need different first screens.

Operators get the catalogue with filters by studio and game type, a detail page per game, the integration wizard, API key management, and the connection details for read-only MCP discovery. API access setup uses one operator key; it does not certify the backend integration. Configure the key locally in your client or backend, keep the full value in a secret manager, and use the HTTP API for authorised session requests. Welcome-credit sessions still use real wallet callbacks.

Providers get an organisation, a wallet with the earnings ledger, withdrawal requests and two-factor authentication on the account.

Affiliates get a referral network view, their referral code with a QR to share, a wallet and a dashboard.

Platform partners get their own cabinet for the operators sitting under them.

Team roles instead of a shared login

The part worth calling out separately. An organisation can invite people and give them roles, so the finance person and the integration engineer use their own Telegram accounts rather than passing one login around.

Shared credentials are the most common way a B2B account leaks, and they are also why nobody can ever say who changed a setting. An invite and a role fixes both at once.

Why Telegram and not a nicer web panel

Because that is where the work already happens. Operator teams in this market run on Telegram: the integration thread, the incident, the question to a provider, the go-live confirmation. A cabinet in a browser tab means alt-tabbing out of the conversation, logging in, finding the number, and coming back to paste it.

The alerts follow the same logic. A balance warning that arrives as an email is a balance warning read tomorrow.

What this changes for you

Nothing you have to migrate. The Mini App and the web cabinet are the same account and the same data, so you can use either. New capability lands in the Mini App first from here on.

Open @aggregator_aibot, or scan the QR code in the Telegram section of the home page.

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