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# createGroupConversation

Creates a new group conversation with specified members, encryption settings, and member addition policies.

### Usage

```ts
const conversationName = 'Work Chat';
const isOnlyCreatorAllowedToAddMembers = true;
const isEncrypted = true;
const initialMembers = ['0xAddress1...', '0xAddress2...', '0xAddress3...'];

const txResponse = await chat.createGroupConversation(
  conversationName,
  isOnlyCreatorAllowedToAddMembers,
  isEncrypted,
  initialMembers,
);
```

### Returns

`Promise<EthereumTransactionResponse>`

A promise that resolves to the response from the `sendTransaction` method on the `walletClient` provided by the developer on `Chat` initialization.

### Parameters

#### conversationName

* **Type** `string`

The desired name for the new group conversation.

#### isOnlyCreatorAllowedToAddMembers

* **Type** `boolean`

Specifies whether only the creator of the group conversation can add new members. If set to true, other members cannot add participants to the group.

#### isEncrypted

* **Type** `boolean`

Determines if the group conversation should be encrypted. When set to true, all messages within the group will be encrypted.

#### members

* **Type** `Address[]`

An array of Ethereum addresses representing the initial members of the group conversation. Ensure that these addresses belong to valid participants you want to include in the group.


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