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Plain-English guides to automated trading bots — what a grid bot actually does, what running one on each chain costs and protects, and how the platforms that offer them differ on the question that matters most: who holds your funds.

Start here

If you have not run a bot before, read this one first. It covers the mechanic, the two markets that break it, and the questions worth asking of any platform — including this one.

What is a grid bot?

How the buy-and-sell ladder works, when grids earn, when they lose, and what to check before running one.

Running a grid on each chain

The chain decides what a grid costs to run, which pairs exist to run it on, and what protects a trade. These are the two chains Grid Master runs on.

Solana grid bot

Jupiter routing, near-zero fees, and the long tail of tokens no exchange lists.

Grid trading bot for Robinhood Chain

An Arbitrum Orbit L2 (chain 4663) where almost no automated tooling runs yet.

Comparing grid bot platforms

The strategy is the same everywhere; what differs is who holds your funds, how you are charged, and what stops a bad trade. Each page takes one competing approach and says plainly where it wins.

vs Bitsgap

A subscription bot driving your centralised exchange account through API keys.

vs Pionex

An exchange with the bots built in — free to run, but it holds your coins.

vs Telegram bots

Fast, phone-native, and usually holding the key that signs your trades.

Ready to run one?

The guides above are about the strategy. The documentation is about this product: how a vault is created, what the keeper is allowed to do with it, and what it costs.

Start a vaultRead the docs

Keep reading

What is Grid Master?

The product itself — vaults, the keeper, and the four strategies that are live.

Grid trading explained

The same mechanic, applied to a Grid Master vault, with the settings you actually fill in.

Compare the strategies

Grid, DCA, Accumulation and Glide side by side, and which market each suits.

Security and custody

What the vault contract allows the keeper to do, and what it forbids.

Supported chains

Solana and Robinhood Chain — what routes where, and which tokens are tradeable.

FAQ

Fees, custody, risk, and what happens if we disappear.

Nothing on this page is financial advice. Grid trading carries risk, including the loss of funds deployed to a vault. Descriptions of other products reflect how they publicly describe themselves and can change without notice — check their own documentation before deciding. See the terms of service.