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# Swoop Pro License Activation
1. **Go to the** [**Telegram bot**](http://t.me/swoop_solana_bot) **and press Start, then select “Swoop Pro” in the main menu.**
2. **Click “Activate”.**
3. **License Payment Details**
The license fee will be deducted from your Swoop bot Solana wallet, with its address and balance shown at the bottom of the message. If your balance is below **1 SOL** (the subscription cost), you’ll need to top it up.\
Make sure to add **slightly more than 1 SOL** to cover the Solana network fee — **1.001 SOL** is enough in total.
After topping up, press **“Back”** and then **“Activate”** again to refresh your balance.
4. **Once your balance is above 1 SOL, click “Activate”.**
5. **Confirm the payment by clicking “Approve”.**
If everything was done correctly, you’ll receive a confirmation message about the successful activation, along with instructions on the next steps.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact our support team.
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