SMM is the perfect solution for managing your social media services with ease. Whether you're a reseller or a social media manager, this powerful panel streamlines the process of providing social media services to your clients.

User-Friendly Dashboard: Intuitive controls for seamless management.
Multiple Services: Supports a wide range of social media platforms.
Automation: Automated order processing and refills.
Real-Time Monitoring: Track orders, sales, and performance instantly.
Secure & Reliable: Fast, secure, and dependable for both clients and admins.

cURL: For making HTTP requests and API integrations.
MySQLi: For secure database connections and queries.
OpenSSL: For secure communications via SSL/TLS encryption.
GD: For image manipulation (if applicable to your services).
mbstring: For handling multi-byte character encodings.
JSON: For encoding and decoding JSON data.
ZIP: For handling compressed files (if applicable).
PDO: For database interactions and transactions.
3. Database:
MySQL (Version 5.6 or higher recommended)
Alternatively, MariaDB can be used.
Ensure that the database user has sufficient permissions (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE).
4. Web Server:
Apache 2.x or Nginx (Recommended for better performance and compatibility)
Ensure mod_rewrite is enabled for URL rewriting.
5. Additional Requirements:
PHP File Uploads: Make sure file uploads are enabled (file_uploads = On in php.ini).
Max Execution Time: Set to max_execution_time = 300 (or higher) for long-running scripts (Cron Jobs).
Memory Limit: Minimum 128MB (Recommended: 256MB or higher).
6. Cron Jobs:
Ensure that cron jobs are enabled and properly configured on your server to automate tasks such as order processing and refill.

Upload the Script to Your Localhost:
   - Upload all the script files to your localhost directory using FTP or a file manager.

2. Set Up and Create Database:
   - Log in to your hosting provider's control panel (e.g., cPanel) and open phpMyAdmin.
   - Create a new database for the application.
   - Import the provided SQL file into your database:
     - Select your database, then click on the "Import" tab and upload the SQL file.

3. Configure Database and Website URL:
   - Open the 'App/cong.php' file in a text editor.
   - Update the following configuration settings: