Self-host
Last updated: 14 September 2026
For teams and individuals who want Shingan on their own infrastructure, the self-host plan gives you the source, a license to run it, and updates.
What you get
- 999 wallets on one instance.
- 1,000 assistant questions per day.
- The Shingan source and a license to run it on your own server.
- Updates while your license is active.
How delivery works
When you subscribe to the self-host plan, the bot sends your license key and a download link. The link is tied to your license and served over HTTPS. Send /selfhost any time to get them again.
- Download:
https://pay.shinganguard.com/download?key=<your license> - Install guide: shinganguard.com/docs/self-host
One instance per license. Keep your key private — it is your access.
What you need
- A Linux server (Debian 12 is what we run) with a public HTTPS endpoint for the checkout.
- PostgreSQL.
- API keys for a blockchain data provider (e.g. Alchemy) and optionally an LLM for the assistant.
How it works
Shingan is a small set of native services — a monitor daemon, an HTTP surface and an operator portal — backed by Postgres. The repository includes a one-shot provisioning script that installs dependencies, sets up the database, hardens the services under systemd, and fronts the checkout with automatic TLS.
Guardrails still apply
Self-hosted or not, Shingan is non-custodial and read-only: no keys, no custody, no trade execution, no financial advice. You remain responsible for securing your own server and secrets.
Get it
Subscribe to the self-host plan in the bot and your access is delivered immediately.