There are three primary methods to establish a secure private link to your Zenbot instance. Choose the method that best fits your technical expertise and infrastructure. Method 1: SSH Tunneling (Best for Single Users)

Enable in your MongoDB configuration file.

Configure Nginx to prompt for a username and password before a visitor can even see the Zenbot interface.

act as the functional "private link" between the bot and your funds on an exchange like Binance or Kraken. Restriction

This public link is valid for 7 days and shares a thread, including any personal information you added. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted. If you share with third parties, their policies apply. Can’t copy the link right now. Try again later.

: By clicking a "Share Scan" button, the system generates a link containing the specific combination of filters and properties.

What or operating system are you hosting the bot on? Which crypto exchange are you planning to trade on?

By using a , you effectively become invisible to these port scanners.

The Zenbot Telegram bot does not require a payment or subscription to access. It operates on a small fee model: a executed through the bot. This keeps the bot free to use while generating revenue for its operation.

For new traders, receiving a private link to a pre-configured scanner eliminates the steep learning curve of setting up complex technical indicators from scratch.

Remember: In the world of bot trading, uptime is important, but privacy is non-negotiable . Do not settle for a public dashboard. Implement a private link today, and trade with confidence knowing that your Zenbot instance is yours alone.

The name "Zenbot" is used across several other projects, which can be a source of confusion. Here's a brief overview of them:

Because Zenbot is built on Node.js, it relies on a variety of open-source packages. Regularly run npm update within your Zenbot directory to patch known security vulnerabilities in underlying libraries. Conclusion

Follow this guide to isolate your Zenbot instance and establish a secure private link for remote management. Step 1: Deploy on a Private Virtual Server