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# Newsly Pro Setup

Firstly, to use Newsly Pro you must set up your newsly bot, verify your token balance and connect your CEX account via API. If you haven't already done this, start [here](/docs/using-the-bot/setup-guide.md).

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#### **How to Activate Newsly Pro:**

1. Open the main Newsly Telegram bot
2. Click the Account button to bring up a new set of options
3. Click on Newsly Pro, and from here you will be able create and customise your own personal bot

#### **Creating Your Personal Bot:**

1. Direct Message '@BotFather' on Telegram.
2. Click START and enter the command "/newbot".
3. Assign a name for your bot. (For example : NewslyPro)
4. Choose a unique Telegram username. After this step, BotFather will generate an HTTP API access token for you.
5. Copy the given API token.
6. Go back to the Newsly bot, click "I created my bot", and paste the copied token.
7. Upon success, you'll receive a confirmation message.

After completing the above steps, message your new personal bot. Once done, you'll start receiving news directly there. From this point, you can also set up your preferred news filters!


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