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# Register
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Bot registration is free the first time. From the second registration onward, a fee of 5 TRX is charged per bot.
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You can own and operate your own Energy and Bandwidth selling bot on TronSave in three steps: create a bot on Telegram, register it on TronSave, then share it to earn referral rewards.
## Step 1 — Create a bot on Telegram
1. Open the **Telegram** app.
2. Search for **@BotFather** (the official bot by Telegram).
3. Send the command `/newbot` to create a new bot.
Follow the prompts to:
* Choose a name (e.g. `TRON_Energy_Dealer`).
* Choose a unique username, which must end with `bot` (e.g. `TronResourceBot`).
Once done, BotFather gives you a **Bot Token**. Copy this token — you'll need it in the next step.
## Step 2 — Register the bot on TronSave
1. Go to the [TronSave](https://tronsave.io/) interface.
2. Navigate to the **Agency** section.
3. Click **Join Now and Start Earning Today**.
4. Paste the **Telegram bot name** and **Bot Token** you received from BotFather.
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If you haven't created a referral code yet, you must create one before registering a Bot Agency. See [Referral Program](/guides/referral-program.md).
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5. Click **Register** to complete the registration. Your bot auto-connects to TronSave's system.
## Step 3 — Share your bot and earn referral rewards
After registration you receive a **link to your bot**. Share this link so others can use it.
When users interact with your bot and use TronSave services, you earn referral rewards automatically.
## Next steps
* [Bot Agency overview](/guides/partner-bot-agency.md)
* [Referral Program](/guides/referral-program.md)
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