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# On Telegram

You can rent Energy and Bandwidth directly from the TronSave Telegram bot. Buying on Telegram works **only** through a TronSave [Internal Account](/concepts/glossary.md) — the bot spends from your deposited TRX balance, not from your own wallet per transaction.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Before you place an order, make sure your internal account has enough TRX balance to cover the rental. See [How To Deposit TRX](/guides/buy/on-telegram/deposit-trx.md).
{% endhint %}

## Steps

Complete these in order:

1. [Create a TronSave Telegram account](/guides/buy/on-telegram/create-account.md) — start the bot, which provisions an internal account (one TRON address per account).
2. [Deposit TRX](/guides/buy/on-telegram/deposit-trx.md) — fund the internal account so the bot can pay for orders.
3. [Get the TronSave API Key](/guides/buy/on-telegram/get-api-key.md) — the key tied to your internal account.
4. [Buy on Telegram](/guides/buy/on-telegram/buy-on-telegram.md) — place your Energy or Bandwidth order from the bot.

Start the bot here: [Buy - Sell - Exchange Energy TRON | TronSave](https://t.me/BuyEnergyTronsave_bot)

## Next steps

* Prefer a UI or API instead? See [Buy on the Website](/guides/buy/on-the-website.md).
* Background on what you're renting: [Energy & Bandwidth](/concepts/energy-and-bandwidth.md).


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