> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://botify-cloud.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://botify-cloud.gitbook.io/docs/faqs-and-tips/faqs.md).

# FAQs

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**Do I need to know how to code to use Botify?**

Nope! Botify’s **No-Code Agent Builder** lets you create bots by typing prompts or dragging logic blocks. But if you prefer to code, the **Agent Uploader** has you covered, too.

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**What currency do I use to buy agents?**

All purchases on Botify are made in **SPL USDT** (a stablecoin on Solana). It’s fast, cheap, and easy to use via wallets like **Phantom** or **Solflare**.

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**What types of bots can I build?**

Tons! From trading bots and Discord/Telegram automation to alert systems and custom GPT agents, anything that can be structured into tasks or workflows can be built and sold.

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**Is my bot protected after I list it?**

Yes. Every agent is **tokenized on-chain** as an SPL NFT or semi-fungible asset, with ownership and access controlled by smart contracts. Buyers can’t copy or reuse code without rights.

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**Can I update my agent after it has been published?**

Absolutely. You can push updates and maintain version history. Users will see new versions and your update notes before downloading or repurchasing.

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**How do I earn from my bots?**

When someone buys your agent, the **USDT payment goes directly to your wallet**. You also earn platform visibility and can stake $BOTIFY for added rewards.

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**Can others view my bot’s logic?**

Buyers can see what the bot does at a high level, but your code or full logic flow is secured and never exposed unless you opt to share it.

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**Can I partner or build with Botify?**

Yes! Visit our [Contribution & Partnerships](/docs/onboarding-and-guidance/contribution-and-partnerships.md) page to learn how you can collaborate, integrate, or propose community-driven tools.
