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Maestro trading bots review

Telegram botNot verified in GermanyReview updated 6 Nov 2026 · Score last changed 6 Nov 2026 · BotIndex editorial team
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Score5.0/10Preliminary
Bot types3Spot
Price1% per tradeMaestro — Terms and Conditions
Trade fee1% per buy/sellMaestro — Docs: Monetization
Min. investmentNot verified
Last checked6 Nov 202618 sources

Verdict

Maestro is a Telegram trading bot on 12 chains with sniping, limit orders, copy trading and signal auto-buy, at 1% per trade (Premium costs $200 a month). Its terms bar US and Canadian residents and state that the service must have access to users’ private keys. In October 2023 it suffered a router exploit and says it refunded affected users. The bot creates a hot wallet and signs trades with it, so whoever controls the bot can move those funds. Keep only what you trade with in it.

PROS+ Supports 12 chains+ Sniping, copy trading, signal auto-buy+ Multi-wallet trading
CONS− Closed to US and Canadian residents− Terms say it keeps access to private keys− 2023 router exploit

How the score is built PRELIMINARY

Methodology
CriterionWeightScoreCommentSource
Bot variety25%Not scoredNo primary source yet — weight redistributedNo primary source yet
Fees20%5.01% per trade; exchange fees on topMaestro — Terms and Conditions · 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 Maestro 3

BotMarketBest whenMin. investmentMax leverage
Auto SnipeSpotBuying a token at launch with a capped spendNot verified—
CopytradeSpotCopying buys and sells of tracked walletsNot verified—
Limit OrdersSpotBuying or selling at a price or market-cap targetNot verified—

Fees

FeeValueSource
Price1% per tradeMaestro — Terms and Conditions · 6 Nov 2026
Trade fee1% per buy/sellMaestro — Docs: Monetization · 6 Nov 2026
Futures / derivatives feeNot verifiedNo primary source yet

Availability by country

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CountryStatusFrom the termsChecked
GermanyNot verified“such other locations as designated from time to time as a "Restricted Location" on the Service Provider's restricted location list” source6 Nov 2026
United KingdomNot verified“such other locations as designated from time to time as a "Restricted Location" on the Service Provider's restricted location list” source6 Nov 2026
United StatesClosed“"Restricted Location" means the United States, Canada, and such other locations as designated” source6 Nov 2026
CanadaClosed“"Restricted Location" means the United States, Canada, and such other locations as designated” source6 Nov 2026
SingaporeNot verified“such other locations as designated from time to time as a "Restricted Location" on the Service Provider's restricted location list” source6 Nov 2026
AustraliaNot verified“such other locations as designated from time to time as a "Restricted Location" on the Service Provider's restricted location list” source6 Nov 2026
NetherlandsNot verified“such other locations as designated from time to time as a "Restricted Location" on the Service Provider's restricted location list” source6 Nov 2026
FranceNot verified“such other locations as designated from time to time as a "Restricted Location" on the Service Provider's restricted location list” source6 Nov 2026

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

FAQ

How much does Maestro cost?

Maestro charges 1% per trade; a Premium plan costs $200 a month.

Which chains does Maestro support?

Maestro supports 12 chains per its documentation.

Can I use Maestro in the United States?

No. Maestro’s terms define the United States and Canada as restricted locations.

Sources

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