Terminal vs o1.exchange
Terminal and o1.exchange, line by line: fees, new-user perk, wallet model, chains and features. Checked 27 Sep 2026.
| Line | Terminal | o1.exchange |
|---|---|---|
| 30-day fees | #04 · $5.33M | #12 · $0.06M |
| Trading fee | Not publishedThe sign-in page advertises up to 35% cashback, without the underlying fee. | 1%0.80% down to 0.60% net with 0.20–0.40% cashback tiers. |
| New-user perk | None documented | 20% cashback from day one via a referral linkEdge |
| Wallet & keys | Not documented | Non-custodial · key export |
| Where it runs | Web | Web |
| Chains | Solana · EVMSolana, Ethereum, BSC, Base | Solana · EVM · HyperliquidBase, BSC, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Monad, Hyperliquid, SolanaEdge |
| Documented features | 1 of 9 | 4 of 9Edge |
| New-pair sniping | Not documented | Yes |
| Limit orders | Not documented | Yes |
| Copy trading | Not documented | Not documented |
| Wallet tracking | Not documented | Not documented |
| MEV protection | Not documented | Yes |
| Multi-wallet | Yes | Yes |
| DCA orders | Not documented | Not documented |
| Perps | Not documented | Not documented |
| Native mobile app | Not documented | No |
Which one should you pick?
Pick Terminal if
You live on pump.fun launches and want the terminal built by the launchpad itself.
pump.fun’s own terminal, formerly Padre, and still the fourth most used tool here. It advertises up to 35% cashback but publishes no fee schedule, custody model or referral terms we could verify.
terminal.pump.fun
Pick o1.exchange if
You trade Base or BSC from a desktop browser and want low net fees.
The most EVM-focused web terminal on the list: almost all its activity is on Base and BSC, with sniper, limit and TWAP orders, multi-wallet management and cashback that brings the fee down to 0.60–0.80%. Usage is still small next to the leaders.
o1.exchange
