You buy by pasting a contract address: the main menu carries «BUY & SELL NOW! — paste a contract address to open the token's trade panel». Beyond a manual trade there are limit orders, auto-snipe, copytrade, signals and a cross-chain bridge. Maestro's site, documentation and updates channel name different sets of networks. Support for Robinhood Chain was announced on 1 July 2026; no Maestro source names its chain ID.
The fee is 1% — «a 1% tax on every buy and sell», with simple transfers 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, which is higher where the native coin is cheaper — for example 0.5 TON on TON, 1 MON on Monad and 10 TRX on Tron — from the wallet with the highest balance on that chain. Keys: the documentation says «All private keys are AES encrypted»; the Terms of Service state in 3.03 that «The Service Provider will retain the Private Keys» and in 2.02(b) that the provider «does not hold, custody or take possession of the User's Digital Assets»; the private key and the mnemonic are shown once, when the wallet is created. On 24 October 2023 the Maestro Router 2 contract was exploited, around 280 ETH was siphoned, the team said «Wallets were not compromised at all during this attack», and on 25 October 2023 it announced 610 ETH paid out to the affected users.
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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.
You buy by pasting a contract address: «To buy a token, simply paste contract address, pool address or anything». There are copytrading, take-profit and stop-loss, a trailing stop, dev sell, limit orders, DCA, social copytrading and a sniper marked «Only on EVM». The documentation and the basedbot.app web terminal carry different sets of networks: on 18 September 2026 Robinhood Chain shows up only in the terminal's chain filter, and no Based source carries a text announcement, a launch date or a chain ID for it.
The fee is 1% per transaction: «We charge a 1% fee on each transaction», «The fee is taken directly from the transaction» — that page is marked «Last updated 10 months ago» and its sitemap change date is 20 November 2025. Keys: the bot provides a wallet by default and your own is imported by private key; the documentation says «We don't store your private key in clear» and lists what the database holds in clear as «Public Key · Transactions History · Hashed Private Key». No export button is described: the only case where the bot shows a key is an import over an existing wallet, and it shows it once. Based publishes no Terms of Service: basedbot.app/terms and basedbot.app/tos return 404 as of 18 September 2026, the documentation index has no legal section, and no jurisdiction limits are published.
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Base
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Robinhood Chain
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Solana
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Arc
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Binance Smart Chain
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Ethereum
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HyperEVM
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Stable
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Monad
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Tempo
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Avalanche
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Abstract
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MegaETH
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Arbitrum
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Ink
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Unichain
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Story
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Plasma
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X Layer
Trading runs off a single USDC balance on Solana: «Cove supports token trading on Arc and the other networks listed below, using a USDC trading balance on Solana». You buy by pasting a contract address, and «Buy confirm and Sell confirm are off by default». The documentation table, updated on 16 September 2026, and the site FAQ name different sets of networks. Cove is the only one of the three that names the Robinhood Chain identifier: «Network: Ethereum L2 · Technology: Arbitrum · Gas token: ETH · Chain ID: 4663».
The fee is tiered: 1% on most chains, with a $0.95 minimum on buys below $95; on Ethereum and HyperEVM a buy carries a $1.90 minimum and runs 2% under $500, 1.5% between $500 and $2,500 and 1% at $2,500 and above, while a sell runs 1.5% under $2,500 and 1% above; sells on Solana are tiered 10% → 5% → 2.5% → 1%. The bot description in Telegram says «Zero gas»; the documentation states gas is sponsored up to $5 per trade and that above the cap the bot asks for the surplus. Keys: «Cove uses your Telegram identity and Privy-backed wallets. You own the wallet; Cove's permission to trade and move funds can be removed and restored»; the private key is exported through a Privy-hosted window (/wallets → Export Wallet), and your own wallet can be imported.
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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.
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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A web terminal for finding and trading tokens, with charts, trade history, wallet labels and contract checks. Supports limit orders, take-profit, stop-loss and copy trading. Connect an external wallet or sign in through Telegram to use a GMGN wallet. With a browser wallet, private keys remain with the user. The Arc trading panel uses USDC and provides buy, sell and automatic order modes.
GMGN charges 1% per buy or sell, including copy trades. Network gas, priority fees, validator tips and venue fees are separate. Slippage changes the execution price and is not a service fee. GMGN also offers a mobile app and separate Telegram bots; the link opens the web terminal.
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SOL withdrawals from a GMGN Telegram-linked wallet require 2FA setup and an address whitelist. A new or changed whitelist triggers a 3-hour withdrawal hold; rebinding Google Authenticator triggers a 24-hour hold.
OKX Web3's web terminal combines a DEX aggregator, token charts, wallet tracking and copy trading. Swaps use a connected wallet. Limit orders are available on token trading pages across eight networks and require Trader Mode in OKX Wallet. Their network coverage is narrower than that of regular swaps.
The interface fee depends on token groups: Group 1 ↔ Group 1 costs 0.1%; Group 1 ↔ Group 2 and Group 2 ↔ Group 2 cost 0.25%; Group 1 or Group 2 ↔ Others costs 0.5%; Others ↔ Others costs 0%. Network gas and the selected DEX's fees are separate. Invitation code TONSDOT gives 5% off the interface fee after binding it to a supported wallet: a 0.5% fee becomes 0.475%. Tokenized stocks belong to Group 2.
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Ethereum
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Solana
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BNB Chain
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Base
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X Layer
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Robinhood Chain
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Arc
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Ink
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Tron
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TON
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ApeChain
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Arbitrum
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Avalanche C
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Aptos
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Blast
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Cronos
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Conflux eSpace
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EthereumPoW
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Fantom
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HyperEVM
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IoTeX
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Linea
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Monad
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Mantle
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Mode
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Manta Pacific
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Merlin
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Metis
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Optimism
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Plasma
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Pharos
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Polygon
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Sui
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Sonic
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Sei EVM
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Scroll
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Unichain
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ZetaChain
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zkSync Era
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Access is prohibited in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Crimea, Sevastopol, Donetsk and Luhansk. Referral codes support seed phrase wallets and private key wallets; the latter are supported only on Solana and EVM networks.
Buy and sell tokens by contract address directly in Telegram. Includes charts, limit orders with take profit and stop loss, sniping and copy trading. Create a wallet in the bot or import one with its seed phrase; up to 32 wallets are supported. The service fee is charged in a separate transaction for successful swaps; network costs are separate. Product updates appear in @dtrade_news_en and @dtrade_news.
Quick start: create a separate trading wallet via /wallets, save its seed phrase and fund it, leaving TON for network fees. Send the bot the CA — the token contract address — and check the asset. In Settings → Trading, set amount buttons, for example 5, 10, 20 and 50 TON. Auto-confirmation executes a buy when you tap an amount, without an extra Swap button; keep the separate Auto-Buy option off, as it buys immediately when you send a CA. Set buy and sell slippage separately: 1% allows less price deviation than 5%, but trades may fail more often as prices move. A 100% sell tolerance allows an extremely poor price and cannot guarantee a sale if liquidity disappears. MEV Protect guards against sandwich attacks but adds a 5–90 second wait; switching it off removes that protection. Enable token social links and your preferred screeners in Interface settings.
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