How to send and receive Vite on Twitter with VitaBot

Easily transact with Vite and Vite tokens on Twitter.

Do you have a Twitter account? Then you also have a Vite wallet that can send and receive Vite and Vite tokens. And no, you don’t need any browser extension to make it work, and it doesn’t require any setup.

Update:

Unfortunately due to Twitter’s new cost for using the API, VitaBot has been disabled on Twitter for now. It still works fine everywhere else.

twitter.com/vitctipbot

To get started, send a DM to VitaBot with the command:

.help

VitaBot will respond with a list of available commands. Lets take a quick look at what they are and how to use them:

DM Commands

.balance

See the current tokens in your wallet.

.deposit

View the wallet address of your Twitter account as text and a QR code. Send Vite and Tokens to this address from your main wallet.

.tip <amount> {currency} @someone

_{.tip 1 Vite @vitespot}

When sending a tip this way, the receiving account won’t get a notification of the deposit and it won’t show up as a public tweet.

.withdraw <amount|all> {currency} <vite_addr>

_{.withdraw all VITC vite_123}

or

_{.withdraw 100 VITC vite_123}

Use this command to withdraw to another wallet.

Public Commands

@vitctipbot tip <amount> {currency} <@someone>

_{@vitctipbot tip 1 Vite @vitespot}

You tipped 1 Vite to vitespot!https://t.co/GB24otDay4
— VitaBot Powered By VitaminCoin ? (@vitctipbot) November 24, 2022

When responding to someone, the above command can be shortened by dropping the Twitter handle at the end of the Tweet.

You tipped 1 Vitamin Coin ? to vitespot!https://t.co/WiKcJP8uK5
— VitaBot Powered By VitaminCoin ? (@vitctipbot) November 26, 2022

Although VitaBot can be used to store Vite and Tokens, it’s recommended not to store large amounts on it. Instead, withdraw large amounts to a main wallet and deposit to the VitaBot wallet when needed.

Transactions on VitaBot happen on the blockchain, so they can’t be reversed or refunded.