Best multichain trading bots in 2026: 13 tools compared
The best multichain trading bot is the one whose chain list matches yours, not the longest list on the page. The 13 below are ranked by 30-day fees tracked on DefiLlama, with fee schedules, chains and custody from their official pages. Every one of them trades Solana and at least one EVM chain, from GMGN and Maestro to Bankr and o1.exchange.
The ranking
Ordered by real usage: trailing 30-day fees on DefiLlama, all chains together.
GMGN
Web terminal + Telegram bots · Solana · EVM · Tron
You trade memecoins on several chains and want analysis and execution in one place.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Web, Telegram
- Referral perk
- None documented
DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 88% of fees on EVM chains.
Axiom
Web trading terminal · Solana · EVM
You trade Solana memecoins on a desktop and your volume is high enough for the fee tiers to matter.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Web
- Referral perk
- 10% off trading fees
DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 21% of fees on EVM chains (BSC, Robinhood Chain).
fomo
Social trading app · Solana · EVM
You trade from your phone and want a simple app with a social feed.
- Platform fee
- Shown per swap
- Where it runs
- iOS, Android, Web
- Referral perk
- None documented
DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 66% of fees on EVM chains.
Terminal
pump.fun trading terminal (ex-Padre) · Solana · EVM
You live on pump.fun launches and want the terminal built by the launchpad itself.
- Platform fee
- Not published
- Where it runs
- Web
- Referral perk
- None documented
Bankr
AI trading agent (Base) · Solana · EVM · Hyperliquid
You trade on Base and prefer typing orders in plain language to clicking through a sniper.
- Platform fee
- Plan-based
- Where it runs
- Web, Telegram
- Referral perk
- None documented
DefiLlama, 30 days: 100% of fees on Base and Robinhood Chain.
Maestro
Multi-chain Telegram bot · Solana · EVM · Tron · TON
You want one Telegram bot for Solana plus EVM chains, TON and Tron.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Telegram, Desktop app
- Referral perk
- None documented
DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 82% of fees on EVM chains.
Photon
Web sniping terminal · Solana · EVM
You want a straightforward web sniper without Telegram.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Web
- Referral perk
- None documented
Bloom
Telegram bot + browser extension · Solana · EVM
You like Telegram execution but read your charts on Axiom, GMGN or Photon.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Telegram, Extension
- Referral perk
- 10% off: 0.9% fee instead of 1%
copyfomo
Copy-trading Telegram bot · Solana · EVM
You want to mirror proven wallets on Base, BSC, Robinhood Chain or Solana without watching charts.
- Platform fee
- 2%
- Where it runs
- Telegram
- Referral perk
- None documented
DefiLlama, 30 days: about 95% of fees on EVM chains, mostly Robinhood Chain. Tracked since 17 Sep 2026.
o1.exchange
EVM web terminal (Base, BSC) · Solana · EVM · Hyperliquid
You trade Base or BSC from a desktop browser and want low net fees.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Web
- Referral perk
- 20% cashback from day one via a referral link
DefiLlama, 30 days: 99.9% of fees on EVM chains, mostly Base and BSC.
Banana Gun
EVM Telegram bot + Banana Pro web · Solana · EVM
You trade Ethereum, Base or BSC launches from Telegram and want the lowest documented manual-trade fee.
- Platform fee
- 0.5% / 1%
- Where it runs
- Telegram, Web
- Referral perk
- None documented
DefiLlama shows $7.2K over 30 days against $2.7M over the past year: its tracker looks broken, so this card number understates real use.
Sigma
EVM Telegram sniper bot · Solana · EVM
You snipe EVM launches from Telegram and want one flat fee.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Telegram
- Referral perk
- None documented
Not tracked by DefiLlama: no public usage figure exists.
Based Bot
Telegram bot on EVM and Solana + web terminal · Solana · EVM
You trade Base, Ethereum, BSC or Solana launches from Telegram and want one account that covers everything, from sniping to DCA.
- Platform fee
- 1%
- Where it runs
- Telegram, Web
- Referral perk
- None documented
Not tracked by DefiLlama: the only public figure is 141,604 monthly users on its Telegram bot.
Trading bot for Solana and EVM: how wide is each chain list?
Chain counts range from two to sixteen. Based Bot lists 16 networks, from Base, Ethereum, BSC and Solana to Monad, MegaETH and HyperEVM. Maestro publishes 15 chains, from Solana, Ethereum, Base and BSC to TON and Tron, and is the only bot here that also trades TON and Tron. Bankr lists eleven, Bloom nine, Banana Gun and Sigma eight or nine depending on the official page you read, o1.exchange seven, GMGN ten. Photon stays on Solana and Ethereum, and Axiom's documentation disagrees with itself: Solana only in its FAQ, Solana, BSC, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain elsewhere.
Breadth is not depth. DefiLlama shows where each tool actually earns its fees: about 88% of GMGN's 30-day fees come from EVM chains, 82% for Maestro, 66% for fomo and 99.9% for o1.exchange, while Axiom still takes the bulk of its fees on Solana, with about 21% coming from EVM chains. A long chain list means nothing if your networks are not the ones carrying the volume.
One account, several chains: fees and custody compared
Fee models and custody are what you carry from chain to chain. GMGN charges a flat 1% with no new-user discount; Axiom publishes 1% headline with 0.95% net at the first tier and 0.75% at the top; Banana Gun charges 0.5% on manual trades; Maestro returns 15-30% automatically; Bloom charges referred users 0.9%; o1.exchange reaches 0.60-0.80% net; copyfomo charges 2% a trade.
Custody varies just as much. GMGN, Banana Gun, Maestro, Sigma, Bloom and o1.exchange let you export keys or wallets, Axiom issues a non-custodial Turnkey seed you can import into Phantom or Solflare, fomo creates an embedded wallet without documenting export, and Terminal documents neither fees nor custody. The incident history is published on the cards: Maestro refunded a 2023 router exploit, Banana Gun a 2024 compromise, GMGN a 2025 sandwich attack.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best multichain trading bot?
Based Bot lists the most networks (16) and Maestro covers 15 including TON and Tron, while GMGN is the most used with $51.9M in 30-day fees on DefiLlama. Bankr lists eleven chains, o1.exchange seven. What matters is your own two or three networks: check which chains actually carry each bot's volume before you pick.
Which bot trades both Solana and EVM chains?
All 13 tools on this page list Solana and at least one EVM chain: GMGN, Axiom, fomo, Terminal, Maestro, Photon, Bloom, Bankr, Banana Gun, copyfomo, o1.exchange, Sigma and Based Bot. Trojan and BONKbot are Solana-only, so they appear on the Solana page instead. Coverage still differs: Based Bot documents 16 networks, Photon two.
Does one account cover every chain?
Sometimes. GMGN uses one account and one referral code across its website and Telegram bots; o1.exchange can export up to 100 wallets from a single recovery phrase; Sigma keeps separate wallets per chain; Axiom gives you a seed you can import into Phantom or Solflare. Gas, priority fees and slippage stay chain-specific in every case.
Is a multichain bot cheaper than a single-chain one?
Not by itself. GMGN charges 1% on every chain, Axiom nets 0.95-0.75%, Banana Gun charges 0.5% on manual trades, and copyfomo charges 2%. Cashback is what moves the net rate: Maestro 15-30%, Bloom 0.9% for referred users, o1.exchange 0.60-0.80% after its tiers. Compare the net fee on the chain you actually trade.
Do multichain bots work on mobile?
fomo is the only tool here with native iOS and Android apps. The rest are web terminals or Telegram bots, which is often enough on a phone; Photon documents mobile use through a browser wallet such as Phantom. Bankr answers from Telegram with a five-message-a-day free tier, and its X bot needs the paid Club tier.