> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tachyo.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tachyo.ai/getting-started/getting-access.md). # Getting access Tachyo is not open registration. Access is sold in batches, and there is a queue. That is deliberate: an edge that everyone is reading stops being an edge, so seats stay few on purpose, and the batches keep the group from growing faster than the product can absorb. ## The short version 1. Go to [access.tachyo.ai](https://access.tachyo.ai) and sign in with Telegram. 2. The page tells you either **your window is open**, so you can buy now, or **your place in the queue**, with how many people are ahead of you. 3. When your window opens, you get a Telegram message. You pay in USDT. 4. Access activates on chain confirmation. You sign in at [tachyo.ai/dapp](https://tachyo.ai/dapp). See [Signing in](/getting-started/signing-in.md). ## The queue Windows are released in batches. Each batch opens a fixed number of offers, and the number of seats behind them is smaller than the number of offers, so a window is permission to buy, not a reservation. If you sit on it, someone else takes the seat. Two numbers that get confused constantly: * **Windows**: how many people are invited to the checkout in a batch. * **Seats**: how many purchases the current batch can actually take. Your status page at [access.tachyo.ai/status](https://access.tachyo.ai/status) shows your number, how many are ahead of you and an estimate of when you come up. The session there lasts 90 days, so you can come back to it without signing in again. {% hint style="warning" %} **Open the offer when it arrives.** A window has a time limit. If you never open it, it expires, and the system treats a window nobody opened differently from one that was opened and declined: unopened, you go back to the front of the queue rather than to the end of it. Opened and ignored is a real "no thanks". {% endhint %} ## Paying Payment is in **USDT, on BNB Chain (BSC) or Base**. The checkout shows an exact amount with a distinctive ending. That ending is how the payment is matched to you, so send the amount exactly as shown. * **One-off payment, 90 days, no auto-renewal.** Nothing recurring is stored, and nothing charges you again by itself. You get a Telegram reminder before access runs out. * **Send from your own wallet if you can.** Withdrawing from an exchange takes the network fee out of the amount, so less arrives than you sent, and an amount that does not match is an amount that has to be reconciled by hand. * The page watches the chain and flips to **Paid** by itself once the transfer confirms. You do not need to send a screenshot. Your price is shown after you sign in. There are two, depending on whether you come from Barry's Intergarden community or from outside it, and the checkout resolves that for you, no code to enter. ## After you pay * Access is active immediately on confirmation. * You get an invite to the Tachyo community chat. * You sign in to the platform with Telegram: [Signing in](/getting-started/signing-in.md). * Renewal is manual and on your terms: see [Subscription and renewal](/account/subscription.md). ## The community chat The invite that arrives with access is not a support channel with a friendlier name. It is where the same small circle reads the same screens at the same time: what the feed threw up this morning, which wallet is worth following, why a verdict was wrong on a token somebody actually sized into. Two things come out of that room. The first is a faster read on the market than any one person gets alone, because a dozen people watching the same tiers notice different things in them. The second is the product: a large share of what Tachyo does today started as a note from someone trading with it, which is also why [Feedback](/platform/feedback.md) is never gated behind a plan. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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