Which Link to Send for a Telegram Members Order

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A Telegram members order needs just one thing from you: the right link to your channel or group. This guide explains which link to use for which plan, the one setting that must be off and the mistakes that get an order stuck.

All a members order needs

You send the link of the channel or group and the quantity — nothing else. No password, login code or admin access is ever needed. Plans are listed separately for channels and for groups, so pick the plan for the kind of chat the link points to.

Public link or private invite link

A public channel or group has a link with its username, like t.me/yourchannel. A private one is joined through an invite link, which usually starts with t.me/+. Both kinds of link work for member orders; what matters more is the plan you choose and one setting on the link.

Turn off join requests first

If new people have to be approved by an admin before they join, the members cannot get in on their own. Join-request approval must be turned off for the link you send. In Telegram this is a switch on the invite link itself, so check the exact link you paste into the order form.

Guaranteed plans need a private invite link

The 1- and 3-month guaranteed plans come with a retention guarantee, and that guarantee is valid only when you send a private invite link. It does not cover frozen or deleted accounts. These plans can also take 1 to 6 hours to start, so a quiet first hour is normal.

Before you order

  • Members with views are for channels only; don't use that plan for a group.
  • Don't place a new member order for the same link until the previous one is finished.
  • The price is shown before you confirm and is deducted from your wallet balance.
  • Follow the order under “Orders” on your dashboard to see its live status.

Common questions

  • Can I send my @username instead of a link? Send the full link, such as t.me/yourchannel, so the order points to exactly the right chat.
  • My channel is private — can I still order? Yes. Private invite links work, as long as join-request approval is off.
  • Do I have to make someone an admin? No. Only the link is needed, never admin access or a password.
  • Which link should I use for a guaranteed plan? Always a private invite link; the guarantee is valid only with one.