Telegram Integration

INVSBL integrates with Telegram to support private payment operations directly from chat INVSBL integrates with Telegram to enable private payment actions directly from chat. Telegram is used only as an interface and does not play a role in transaction execution or security.

All payment logic, validation, and settlement occur inside INVSBL's zero-knowledge privacy layer.

User ←→ Telegram ←→ INVSBL Privacy Layer ←→ Blockchain
        (Interface)  (Payment execution)

1. Purpose

The Telegram integration lets users and teams initiate and manage private payments without using wallet or blockchain interfaces.

1.1 Primary Goals

Goal
Benefit

Fast, private payments

Enable payments from conversational workflows

Operational support

Support invoices, payouts, and recurring flows

Reduced friction

Make private payments accessible to non-technical users

Privacy preservation

Maintain full privacy guarantees regardless of interface

The Telegram interface does not add visibility or reduce transaction privacy.


2. Supported Operations

The Telegram integration supports a range of private payment actions.

2.1 Available Features

Operation
Description
Privacy Status

Private transfer links

Generate shareable links that allow recipients to claim assets

Wallet addresses never exposed

Private invoices

Create payment requests without revealing requester's identity

Identity remains hidden

Claim status tracking

Monitor whether a payment link has been claimed

Transaction details remain private

Recurring payment flows

Automate repeated private payments for payroll, subscriptions, or distributions

Full privacy for every payment

2.2 Execution Model

All supported operations are executed entirely inside the INVSBL privacy layer.

Telegram only facilitates:

  • Message delivery

  • User interaction

  • Command interface

Telegram does NOT handle:

  • Payment execution

  • Cryptographic operations

  • Transaction validation

  • Asset custody


3. Security Model

The Telegram integration is designed with a strict separation between communication and execution.

3.1 Architecture Diagram

3.2 Security Properties

Property
Implementation

Interface-only role

Telegram acts solely as a messaging and command interface

No key exposure

Private keys are never shared with Telegram or stored in chat contexts

No data leakage

Wallet addresses, balances, and transaction metadata are never exposed through Telegram

No additional trust

Privacy guarantees remain intact even if Telegram messages are logged, intercepted, or shared


4. Use Case Examples

Example 1: Team Payment

Example 2: Invoice Request

Example 3: Recurring Payroll


5. What Gets Shared via Telegram

5.1 Messages Contain

Content Type
What It Is

Payment links

Encrypted artifacts that reveal nothing about sender, receiver, or amount

Status updates

Confirmation that a claim occurred (no transaction details)

Commands

User instructions to create payments

5.2 Messages Do NOT Contain

  • Private keys or seed phrases

  • Wallet addresses

  • Transaction amounts (unless user explicitly includes in message)

  • Balance information

  • Transaction IDs

  • Blockchain addresses

  • Relationship information

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