Add cm-account setup instructions to README.MD (#67)

* Add cm-account setup instructions to README.MD
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Co-authored-by: Ekrem Seren <[email protected]>

README.MD

@@ -25,7 +25,56 @@ Camino-Messenger-Bot is designed to facilitate communication through various mes
 
 This application depends on the [camino-messenger-protocol](https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-messenger-protocol), which is a separate repository. The protocol defines the protobuf messages and services used for communication between the gRPC server and client.
 
-Currently [release-9](https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-messenger-protocol/releases/tag/release-9) of Camino Messenger Protocol is used.
+Currently [release-10](https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-messenger-protocol/releases/tag/release-10) of Camino Messenger Protocol is used.
+
+## Camino Messenger Account (CM Account)
+
+To run the camino-bot-messenger as intended you will need a **CM Account** with a **bot** added to it and **registered services**.
+
+### Creating the CM Account
+If you don't already have a **CM Account**, for development purposes, a CM Account can be created via [camino messenger contracts](https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-messenger-contracts) `hardhat` tool or via [suite](https://suite.camino.network) as explained [here](https://docs.camino.network/partners/partner-config/#step-by-step-configuration-guide).
+
+To create a **CM Account** and add the bot to it - you will need **two** (test) **wallets** - one for the **CM Account**, and one for the **bot**. The CM Account wallet has to be **KYC verified**. Creating and KYC verifying the test wallets can be done via [suite](https://suite.camino.network/create) as explained [here](https://docs.camino.network/guides/how-to-create-a-wallet) and [here](https://docs.camino.network/guides/kyc#kyc-verification-process).
+
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> Remember to ensure the suite is connected to testnet Columbus if you are doing this for development purposes. 
+
+### Creating the CM Account via hardhat
+After you have your two wallets ready, clone the contracts repo, position inside the repo, and run:
+```
+yarn install
+```
+And then
+```
+yarn hardhat account --help
+yarn hardhat account create --help
+yarn hardhat account bot:add --help
+yarn hardhat account service:add --help  
+```
+
+To see how to use the tool.
+
+1. To **create the CM Account** run:
+```
+yarn hardhat account create --private-key <0xstatic-private-key-of-the-cm-account-wallet> --network columbus
+```
+The command will output your new **CM Account Address** in format 0x<\...\>. Store it and add it to your `.yml` configuration under `cm_account_addess`.
+To retrieve your bot wallet static private key, follow the instructions [here](https://docs.camino.network/guides/how-to-login-to-your-wallet#how-to-retrieve-your-private-key).  
+
+2. To **add the bot** to the CM Account run:
+```
+yarn hardhat account add:bot --bot <0xc-chain-address-of-the-bot-wallet> --cm-account  <0xCMAccount-address> --private-key <0xstatic-private-key-of-the-cm-account-wallet> --network columbus
+```
+Add this bot's private key to your `.yml` configuration under `bot_key`.
+
+3. To **register a service** supported by your CM Account e.g.
+```
+yarn hardhat account service:add --cm-account <0xCMAccount-address> --private-key <0xstatic-private-key-of-the-cm-account-wallet>  --service-name cmp.services.transport.v3.TransportSearchService --fee 3 --network Columbus
+```
+To see all the services you can support, run:
+```
+yarn hardhat manager services:list --network columbus
+```
 
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