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Banana Gun

Buys tokens from a contract address in Telegram, with limit orders, auto-sniping, copy trading and DCA — scheduled buys or sells. Positions and balances sync with the Banana Pro web terminal. Robinhood Chain support includes market buys, limit orders and copy trading. Trading requires funds on the selected network: ETH on Ethereum, SOL on Solana, BNB on BNB Chain and USDC on Arc. A wallet is created in the bot or imported with a private key; the EVM bot guide says a new wallet's key is shown only once and cannot be retrieved later.

The service fee is 0.5% for manual buys and limit orders on Ethereum, 1% for Ethereum auto-sniping and trades on other chains, including Robinhood Chain. Swaps between USDT, USDC and DAI stablecoins on EVM chains have a stated 0% service fee; neither the bot nor Banana Pro requires a subscription. Gas and DEX fees are separate, and reverted transactions still consume gas. Solana sniping is limited to supported DEXes: the documentation lists Raydium AMM/CP, Meteora Dynamic/DLMM and PumpSwap. Older documentation also names Sonic and Unichain, but recent unified-bot announcements do not confirm them; Blast support has ended.

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Networks and actions

These are verified combinations of network, action and interface. A missing row does not mean a feature is unavailable.

NetworkActionInterfaceAsset accessUsage terms
BNB Chain Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
Arc Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
Base Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
Stable Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
Ethereum Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
Solana Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
MegaETH Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
Robinhood Chain Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22
HyperEVM Swap Telegram —Available 2026-09-22

Cost of a buy and a sell

Each example uses equal buy and sell turnover: $100 each or $1,000 each. The figures cover the terminal fee for both trades. Network gas, priority fees, tips, pool fees, token taxes and slippage are excluded. Gas sponsorship conditions are described in the terminal profile.

Terminal / network Buy / sell $100 + $100 $1,000 + $1,000
Banana GunSolana · Base rate 1% / 1% $2.00 $20.00
Sources and terminal websites

Saved terminal comparison · 8 October 2026

The download covers six terminals on Solana and preserves the fees on the stated date. Buy and sell fees are calculated separately: $100 turnover on each side at 1% gives $1 + $1 = $2. The current table may change after a later check.

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Citation link

Yieldo. Terminal platform fees for a buy and a sell on Solana. Version 2026-10-08. https://yieldo.me/tools/terminals/costs/2026-10-08.json

What to consider

Manual trades, limit orders and sniping may have different rates. Trading uses a wallet created in the bot or imported with its key.

Who it suits

For Telegram trading that continues in Banana Pro, with synchronized balances and positions.

Getting started

Open Banana Gun, create a trading wallet, save its recovery details and fund it. Enter a token contract and select an order type.

Related ecosystems

BNB Chain → HyperEVM → Ethereum → Solana → Base → Arc → Robinhood Chain →

Other terminals for this network

Terminal

Maestro

Buys a token from a pasted contract address. Beyond a manual trade it carries limit orders, auto-snipe, copytrade, signals and a bridge.

The fee is 1% on every buy and sell; transfers are not taxed. On Solana it is taken inside the same transaction, on other chains it accrues per Telegram account and is charged once unpaid fees pass the chain minimum. Keys: the documentation cites AES encryption, the Terms of Service say the provider retains the private keys.

Telegram

Open Maestro ↗ View details →

The Terms name the United States and Canada as a Restricted Location; the page with the rest of that list, maestrobots.com/restrictedlocations, is referenced by the Terms themselves and returns 404 as of 18 September 2026.

Checked 2026-09-18

Terminal

Based

Buys a token from a pasted contract address. It carries copytrading, take-profit and stop-loss, limit orders, DCA and a sniper marked as EVM-only.

The fee is 1% per transaction. Keys: the bot provides the wallet, the documentation says the private key is not stored in clear and describes no export button. Based publishes no Terms, so no jurisdiction limits are named anywhere.

Telegram

Open Based ↗ View details →

Checked 2026-09-18

Terminal

Cove

Trades off a single USDC balance on Solana and buys from a pasted contract address; buy and sell confirmations are off by default.

The fee is tiered: 1% on most chains, up to 2% on an Ethereum or HyperEVM buy, and Solana sells step from 10% down to 1%. Gas is sponsored up to $5 per trade and the bot asks for the surplus above that. Keys: the Privy-backed wallet is yours and the private key can be exported.

Telegram

Open Cove ↗ View details →

The Terms, last updated on 11 September 2026, prohibit use from the United States, China and other listed jurisdictions, and prohibit using a VPN to get around that. But it works. At your own risk, folks.

Checked 2026-09-18

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