Crypto.com trading bots review

ExchangeFree botsRestricted in GermanyReview updated 5 Nov 2026 · Score last changed 6 Nov 2026 · BotIndex editorial team
Score3.9/10Preliminary
Bot types5Spot + Futures
Bot feeFreeCrypto.com — Spot Grid Trading Bots (Help Center)
Spot fee0.25% / 0.50%Crypto.com — Exchange Fees & Limits
Min. investmentNot verified
Last checked6 Nov 202627 sources

Verdict

Crypto.com Exchange offers free grid, DCA, TWAP and spot-perpetual arbitrage bots, with an auto mode that suggests grid settings from recent data and setup in the Exchange app. Base fees are high on spot (0.25% / 0.50% at Level 1 without CRO) and low on derivatives (0.02% / 0.04%). In all eight countries we check, derivatives are blocked, so the perpetual TWAP and arbitrage bots are unavailable; the spot bots remain.

PROS+ Free grid, DCA, TWAP and arbitrage bots+ Auto mode suggests grid settings+ MiCA-licensed EEA entity
CONS− High base spot fees: 0.25% / 0.50%− Derivative bots blocked in all 8 countries we check− US Exchange is for advanced traders

How the score is built PRELIMINARY

Methodology
CriterionWeightScoreCommentSource
Bot variety25%7.04 strategy families, futures bots, presets, mobile appCrypto.com — Spot Grid Trading Bots (Help Center) · 5 Nov 2026
Fees20%0.0Free bots; spot 0.25% / 0.50%Crypto.com — Exchange Fees & Limits · 6 Nov 2026
Safety & licensing20%Not scoredNo primary source yet — weight redistributedNo primary source yet
Ease of use15%Not scoredNo primary source yet — weight redistributedNo primary source yet
Support10%Not scoredNo primary source yet — weight redistributedNo primary source yet
Transparency10%Not scoredNo primary source yet — weight redistributedNo primary source yet

Bots on Crypto.com 5

BotMarketBest whenMin. investmentMax leverage
Grid BotSpotPrice moves sideways inside a range you expect to holdNot verified—
DCA BotSpotBuying or selling a coin or basket at regular intervalsNot verified—
TWAP Bot (Spot)SpotSplitting a large order into equal parts over time to reduce slippageNot verified—
TWAP Bot (Perpetuals)FuturesSplitting a large perpetual futures order over timeNot verifiedNot verified
Arbitrage BotFuturesPairing spot and perpetual positions to try to collect funding feesNot verifiedNot verified

Fees

FeeValueSource
Bot subscriptionFreeCrypto.com — Spot Grid Trading Bots (Help Center) · 5 Nov 2026
Spot maker / taker0.25% / 0.50%Crypto.com — Exchange Fees & Limits · 6 Nov 2026
Futures maker / taker0.02% / 0.04%Crypto.com — Exchange Fees & Limits · 6 Nov 2026

Availability by country

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CountryStatusFrom the termsChecked
GermanyRestricted“The following locations are restricted from trading derivatives. ... Germany” source5 Nov 2026
United KingdomRestricted“The following locations are restricted from trading derivatives. ... United Kingdom” source5 Nov 2026
United StatesRestricted“Eligible users of the Crypto.com Exchange in the U.S. can begin onboarding at Crypto.com/Exchange” source6 Nov 2026
CanadaRestricted“The following locations are restricted from trading derivatives. ... Canada” source5 Nov 2026
SingaporeRestricted“The following locations are restricted from trading derivatives. ... Singapore” source5 Nov 2026
AustraliaRestricted“The following locations are restricted from trading derivatives. ... Australia” source5 Nov 2026
NetherlandsRestricted“The following locations are restricted from trading derivatives. ... Netherlands” source5 Nov 2026
FranceRestricted“The following locations are restricted from trading derivatives. ... France” source5 Nov 2026

Not legal advice. A platform may still refuse an individual user.

FAQ

Are Crypto.com trading bots free?

Yes. Crypto.com says its Exchange bots have no additional fees; orders pay normal trading fees.

What is the minimum for a Crypto.com grid bot?

Crypto.com does not publish a fixed minimum for its grid bot.

Can I use Crypto.com bots in the United States?

Crypto.com Exchange launched in the US in January 2025 for institutional and advanced traders, with DCA, grid and TWAP bots. Retail users use the main Crypto.com App.

Sources

By the BotIndex editorial team. Methodology. Trading bots do not remove market risk.