Bankr vs Trojan

Bankr and Trojan, line by line: fees, new-user perk, wallet model, chains and features. Checked 27 Sep 2026.

LineBankrTrojan
30-day fees#05 · $2.08M#07 · $1.07M
Trading feePlan-basedFree: 5 messages a day. Bankr Club: $20/month. 0.7% pool fee on tokens launched through Bankr.1%0.80% net on Telegram bot trades after the 20% cashback.
New-user perkNone documented10% off trading feesEdge
Wallet & keysAgent wallet · key export not documentedNon-custodial · key export
Where it runsWeb, TelegramTelegram, Web
ChainsSolana · EVM · HyperliquidBase, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BSC, Polygon, Unichain, World Chain, Arc, Hyperliquid, SolanaEdgeSolanaSolana
Documented features3 of 98 of 9Edge
New-pair snipingNot documentedYes
Limit ordersYesYes
Copy tradingNot documentedYes
Wallet trackingNot documentedYes
MEV protectionNot documentedYes
Multi-walletNot documentedYes
DCA ordersYesYes
PerpsYesYes
Native mobile appNot documentedNo

Which one should you pick?

Pick Bankr if

You trade on Base and prefer typing orders in plain language to clicking through a sniper.

The most used EVM-native tool outside the big terminals: you trade on Base by chatting with an AI agent that swaps, sets limit, DCA and TWAP orders, launches tokens and opens leveraged trades. The free tier is tight (5 messages a day) and key export is not documented.

bankr.bot

Pick Trojan if

You trade only Solana and want the same wallets in Telegram and on the web.

The most complete Solana-only bot: a Telegram bot and a full web terminal on one account, with copy trading, DCA, limit orders and perps. 1% fee, 20% cashback on bot trades and 10% off for referred users.

trojan.com

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