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Quick start

BRO-ker is operated through a private Telegram chat. The dashboard buttons are the main navigation; commands are shortcuts back to important screens.

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    A[Open BRO-ker] --> B[Accept terms]
    B --> C[Choose language]
    C --> D[Select a network]
    D --> E[Create or import a wallet]
    E --> F[Back up the wallet]
    F --> G[Fund the correct network]
    G --> H[Open a token]
    H --> I[Review quote]
    I --> J[Confirm transaction]
    J --> K[Track portfolio and PnL]

Open the private dashboard

Start the official BRO-ker bot and send /start. Read and accept the terms, then choose a language. BRO-ker supports English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Russian.

Use /bro_socials to find the project's official community and support destinations. Do not trust unsolicited bot links or accounts that contact you first.

Select a network

Use the network row on the dashboard to choose Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, or Arc.

Your selection controls how pasted addresses are interpreted. A Solana mint is only handled on Solana; a 0x contract is handled on the selected EVM network. The same-looking token symbol can refer to unrelated contracts on different networks.

Arc is currently a testnet preview. Arc balances have no mainnet monetary value, and Arc spot trades, limit orders, and copy trading are unavailable.

Create or import a wallet

Open Wallets or send /wallet.

  • Create a new wallet if you want BRO-ker to generate a trading wallet for the selected network.
  • Import an existing wallet only if you understand the managed-wallet model and are comfortable giving the bot signing access.
  • Store the displayed private key or recovery phrase offline before depositing funds.
  • Use a dedicated wallet and keep its balance limited to the amount you intend to trade.

BRO-ker keeps separate wallets for separate networks. An Ethereum wallet does not automatically hold funds on Base or Robinhood Chain, even if the hexadecimal address format is similar.

Fund the selected wallet

Open Fund or send /fund to see the current deposit address and available funding paths.

Network Gas and common quote assets Funding notes
Solana SOL; USDC for supported trades Keep SOL available for network fees.
Ethereum ETH; USDC for supported trades Send assets on Ethereum mainnet only.
Base ETH; USDC for supported trades Use Base, not Ethereum mainnet.
Robinhood Chain ETH; USDG for supported trades Verify Robinhood Chain before sending.
Arc Testnet USDC Testnet only; do not send mainnet funds.

Coinbase Hosted Onramp can fund Solana, Ethereum, and Base where Coinbase supports the selected region, asset, and payment method. You can also deposit from an external wallet or use the bridge for a supported route.

Open a token

On Solana, paste a token mint. On Ethereum, Base, or Robinhood Chain, first select the network and then paste an ERC-20 contract address.

The token sheet combines market data, wallet balance, tracked position data, warnings, route availability, and buy or sell controls. Symbols and names can be copied by anyone; the contract or mint is the asset identity.

Review and confirm a quote

Choose a preset or custom amount. Before confirming, check:

  • the network and active execution wallet;
  • the token mint or contract;
  • the input and expected output;
  • minimum received, slippage, and price impact;
  • the route and any platform or network fees;
  • the quote expiry time;
  • any approval request shown before an ERC-20 sell.

Refresh an expired quote. If the market has moved beyond your settings, BRO-ker can reject the trade instead of submitting it.

Track the result

After submission, use the transaction explorer link to verify the on-chain result. Use /portfolio for the combined overview or a network portfolio command for one chain. BRO-ker-tracked executions also feed token PnL, charts, leaderboards, referrals, and cashback.

Next, read Wallets and security before using meaningful funds.