Pionex trading bots review

ExchangeFree botsNot verified in GermanyReview updated 5 Nov 2026 · Score last changed 5 Nov 2026 · BotIndex editorial team
Score10.0/10Preliminary
Bot types2Spot + Futures
Bot feeFreePionex — Grid Trading Bot FAQ
Spot fee0.05% / 0.05%Pionex — Fees
Min. investmentNot verified
Last checked5 Nov 202619 sources

Verdict

Pionex has the widest bot menu we track, with nine strategy families including infinity and reverse grids, and the lowest spot fee in our table at 0.05%. Bots are free, with AI parameters and a mobile app. Its terms exclude the UK, US, Canada and Singapore, and we could not confirm Germany either way.

PROS+ Lowest spot fee we track: 0.05% / 0.05%+ Many grid types, including infinity and reverse+ No fee for bots
CONS− Closed in the UK, US, Canada and Singapore− Germany not confirmed in the terms− No fixed minimum published

How the score is built PRELIMINARY

Methodology
CriterionWeightScoreCommentSource
Bot variety25%10.09 strategy families, futures bots, presets, mobile appPionex — Grid Trading Bot FAQ · 5 Nov 2026
Fees20%10.0Free bots; spot 0.05% / 0.05%Pionex — Fees · 5 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 Pionex 2

BotMarketBest whenMin. investmentMax leverage
Spot gridSpotPrice is moving sideways in a range and you want to buy low and sell high automaticallyNot verified—
Futures gridFuturesYou want leveraged grid trading on perpetual futures in a volatile marketNot verified100x

Fees

FeeValueSource
Bot subscriptionFreePionex — Grid Trading Bot FAQ · 5 Nov 2026
Spot maker / taker0.05% / 0.05%Pionex — Fees · 5 Nov 2026
Futures maker / taker0.02% / 0.05%Pionex — Fees · 5 Nov 2026

Availability by country

All countries →
CountryStatusFrom the termsChecked
GermanyNot verifiedTerms not checked for this country yet—
United KingdomClosed“Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, United Kingdom, Canada, Netherlands, Spain, France Russia, Belarus, or any other country, territory, or jurisdiction designated by us” source5 Nov 2026
United StatesClosed“You are not in, under the control of, or a national or resident of Mainland China, Hong Kong, United States, Singapore” source5 Nov 2026
CanadaClosed“Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, United Kingdom, Canada, Netherlands, Spain, France Russia, Belarus, or any other country, territory, or jurisdiction designated by us” source5 Nov 2026
SingaporeClosed“You are not in, under the control of, or a national or resident of Mainland China, Hong Kong, United States, Singapore” source5 Nov 2026
AustraliaNot verifiedTerms not checked for this country yet5 Nov 2026
NetherlandsClosed“Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, United Kingdom, Canada, Netherlands, Spain, France Russia, Belarus, or any other country, territory, or jurisdiction designated by us” source5 Nov 2026
FranceClosed“Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, United Kingdom, Canada, Netherlands, Spain, France Russia, Belarus, or any other country, territory, or jurisdiction designated by us” source5 Nov 2026

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

FAQ

Are Pionex trading bots free?

Yes. Pionex says there are no additional fees for using bots; orders pay its trading fee of 0.05% / 0.05% on spot.

What is the minimum for a Pionex grid bot?

Pionex says there is no single fixed minimum; it depends on the pair and your grid settings.

Can I use Pionex bots in the United States?

No. The United States is listed in the eligibility section of Pionex’s terms.

Pionex grid vs DCA: which to choose?

A grid bot earns from many small trades while price moves inside a range. A DCA bot buys in steps to lower the average entry price and suits a longer trend. Fees matter more for grids because they trade more often.

Sources

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