BOTIM review
A free messaging app that combines group calls, chats and wallet services.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
BOTIM brings messaging, calls and wallet services together for people who want those functions in one app. It supports private and group voice and video calls, group chats of up to 500 members, and sharing pictures, GIFs, videos and voice messages. The app also includes wallet top-ups, payments, transfers and withdrawals, alongside an AI assistant. Its free chat offering and support for solo and small-company use make it relevant to individuals and small teams, especially where payments are part of the communication routine.
Its breadth is the main distinction from a messaging-only alternative. BOTIM is available on web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, with cloud, desktop and mobile deployment listed. This range gives users options to move between phones and computers. The wallet extends the app beyond conversation, while the AI assistant adds another function; buyers focused on straightforward messaging may not need either. Those choosing it primarily for transfers should consider whether BOTIM’s wallet services fit their needs as well as its chat and calling features.
BOTIM describes end-to-end encryption for chats and offers encryption-key verification. That is a useful security feature, but it should not be read as a guarantee that all personal chats are encrypted end to end by default. The app is described as free for chats, though its official site does not provide a dedicated consumer pricing page. People who want free group chats, calls and wallet functions in one place should consider BOTIM; those who require confirmed default end-to-end encryption across every personal chat, or want messaging without additional services, may prefer an alternative.
BOTIM pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free group chats support up to 500 members.
- Private and group voice and video calls are included.
- Wallet supports top-ups, payments, transfers and withdrawals.
- Where it doesn't
- End-to-end encryption is documented for chats, but not as a default for all chats.
- Wallet services may matter less to people seeking messaging alone.
- Business tools and AI assistant extend beyond its core chat-and-call focus.
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