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0xio bot User Guide

Welcome to the official documentation for 0xio bot, a Telegram bot designed to monitor your Octra Network addresses in real-time. Receive instant notifications for incoming and outgoing transactions, track balances across mainnet and devnet, query live 0xio DEX pool data, and manage multiple wallets directly from Telegram.

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Getting Started

To start using the bot, open @NullXio_bot in Telegram and tap the Start button or send the command:
You will be greeted by the main menu, which gives you quick access to your wallets, settings, and tools to add new addresses.

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Key Features

  • Real-Time Monitoring: Get notified instantly when you send or receive OCT, including stealth payments, contract calls, and self-transfers (encrypt/decrypt/claim).
  • Multi-Network: Track addresses on mainnet and devnet at the same time, with per-network toggles.
  • Multiple Wallets: Track up to 5 different Octra addresses simultaneously.
  • DEX Integration: Query live price, pool state, and swap quotes from the 0xio DEX WOCT/0XIO CLMM pool with /price, /pool, and /quote.
  • Privacy Control: Toggle balance visibility in notifications to keep your holdings private.
  • Detailed Insights: View transaction hashes, counterparty addresses, and direct links to the Octra Explorer.
  • Address Validation: Built-in checks ensure you only track valid Octra addresses, with auto-detection of addresses pasted in chat.

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Command Reference

Manage the bot efficiently using these commands:

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Managing Wallets

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Adding a Wallet

  1. Click Add Wallet in the main menu or send /add.
  2. Paste your Octra Network address.
Note: Addresses must start with oct and be 47 characters long.
  1. Enter a custom name for the wallet (e.g., “Main”, “Savings”).
  2. The bot will sync your balance and begin watching for new transactions immediately.

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Viewing & Editing

Access your wallet list by sending /wallets. Click on any wallet to:
  • Rename: Change the display label.
  • Delete: Stop tracking the address.
  • Explorer: View the address on the official Octrascan explorer.

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Wallet Limits

Each user can watch a maximum of 5 wallets. If you reach this limit, you must delete an existing wallet before adding a new one.

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Settings & Privacy

You can customize how notifications appear in your chat.

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Notification Balance

By default, the bot displays your updated wallet balance in every transaction notification.
  • Visible: Shows Balance: 150.0 OCT in the alert.
  • Hidden: Removes the balance line for privacy (useful if you share screenshots or use the bot in public).
To toggle this setting:
  1. Send /settings.
  2. Click the Hide Balance or Show Balance button.

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Network Selection

The bot monitors mainnet and devnet simultaneously. Use /settings to enable or disable per-network notifications. Each transaction alert and explorer link is tagged with its network.

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DEX Queries

The bot doubles as a companion for the 0xio DEX. It reads the on-chain WOCT/0XIO concentrated-liquidity (CLMM) pool on devnet:
  • /price: current pool price.
  • /pool: active bin, reserves, and fee tier.
  • /quote {amount} {token}: a swap quote, e.g. /quote 100 WOCT.
An optional AI transaction-analysis feature (DeepSeek via OpenRouter) can be unlocked with an activation code using /ai {code}.

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Notification Types

When a transaction occurs on the Octra Network, you will receive a notification similar to this: Received Transaction
RECEIVED 100.0 OCT From: oct…abcd Wallet: Main Balance: 1250.0 OCT
Sent Transaction
SENT 50.0 OCT To: oct…xyz1 Wallet: Main Balance: 1200.0 OCT
Clicking the links in the notification will take you directly to the transaction details on the blockchain explorer.

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FAQ

Q: Why does the bot say “Invalid Address”? A: Ensure your address starts with oct and contains exactly 47 alphanumeric characters. Q: Can I track the same address on multiple accounts? A: Yes, the bot tracks public blockchain data, so an address can be monitored by multiple users. Q: How fast are notifications? A: The bot polls the Octra Network approximately every 30 seconds to check for new activity.