# Hubz

*Hubz* provides a secure access layer for Telegram groups by verifying user wallet holdings against on-chain requirements. Verification is supported across [**11 blockchain networks**](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/reference/supported-networks-and-standards), with additional networks added on an ongoing basis. *Hubz* is available as both a Telegram mini app and a web app. In both cases you access through Telegram, which connects you to the appropriate experience.

Rather than relying on manual moderation or trust-based access, Hubz determines whether a user is eligible to join or remain in a group based on rules defined by the group’s builders, such as token or NFT ownership.

This documentation explains how to configure access rules, manage eligibility, and operate a gated Telegram community using *Hubz.*

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### What You Can Do with Hubz

With Hubz, you can:

* Gate access to Telegram groups using tokens or NFTs
* Support multiple blockchains and token standards
* Apply one-time or ongoing verification rules
* Combine multiple access conditions using AND / OR logic
* Share secure invite links that enforce eligibility
* Manage and update access rules at any time

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Additional modules such as **Analytics** and **Staking-based access**  are currently in development and will be documented here when available.
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### How Hubz Works (High Level)

*Hubz* follows a simple, consistent flow:

1. You open *Hubz* via the Telegram mini app or the Hubz web app.
2. You connect one or more Telegram groups
3. You configure access rules (e.g. token or NFT gating)
4. You invite users using Hubz-generated links
5. Hubz verifies eligibility automatically

All access checks are enforced at the group level.

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### How to Use These Docs

This documentation is organised into two main sections:

#### **Getting Started**

Covers the essential setup steps:

* [Opening the official Hubz bot](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/foundation/getting-started/open-the-official-hubz-bot)
* [Connecting your first Telegram group](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/foundation/getting-started/connect-a-group-to-hubz)
* [Understanding the Manage Group Dashboard](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/foundation/getting-started/manage-group-dashboard)

#### **Core Modules**

Covers individual features such as:

* [Gated Group Access Setup](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/core-modules/gated-group-access-setup)
* [Additional access conditions](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/core-modules/gated-group-access-setup/add-additional-tokens-or-conditions)
* [Gating with custom tokens and NFTs](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/core-modules/gated-group-access-setup/access-with-nfts-or-custom-token)
* [Group invite flows](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/core-modules/gated-group-access-setup/invite-users-to-a-gated-group)

Each module builds on the same foundation. Shared setup steps are referenced rather than repeated.

#### Reference

Provides technical and compatibility information, including:

* [Supported networks& Token Standards](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/reference/supported-networks-and-standards)
* [Supported Wallets](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/reference/supported-wallets)
* [Delegate.XYZ](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/reference/delegate.xyz-hot-wallet)

Reference pages are intended for looking up specific details rather than step-by-step setup.

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### Get Started

If you’re new to *Hubz*, begin with:

→ [**Getting Started** ](https://hubz-1.gitbook.io/hubznetwork/foundation/getting-started)


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