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Maestro review 2026

Long-running multi-chain bot

Written by TraderView Research Desk · Reviewed by TraderView Editorial Review

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Last verified

7.4/10

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Quick verdict

Maestro is one of the longest-running trading bots and covers a wide set of chains from Telegram.

Maestro is a telegram bot covering Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum. Published cost: 1% published trading fee. Custody: Non-custodial bot wallet. No KYC. Referral terms: Referral programme advertised Verified by TraderView on from Maestro official site.

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Key facts

The verified summary of Maestro, in the same shape on every review.

Key facts about Maestro
PlatformMaestro
TypeTelegram bot
Editorial score7.4 out of 10
Published fee1% published trading fee
Supported chainsEthereum, Base, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum
CustodyNon-custodial bot wallet
KYCNo KYC
InterfacesTelegram
Best forLong-running multi-chain bot
Last verified2026-08-28

Who it is best for

Maestro suits traders who value long-running multi-chain bot. Wide chain coverage, and the workflow rewards people who trade often enough to justify the published platform fee.

Who should avoid it

Traders who want a visual terminal.

Features we checked

Platform type
Telegram bot
Supported chains
Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum
Web
Not publicly confirmed
Mobile
Not publicly confirmed
Telegram
Yes
Spot trading
Yes
Perpetuals
No
Copy trading
Yes
Wallet tracking
Yes
Limit orders
Yes
MEV protection
Yes
KYC
No KYC

Fees, with a worked example

Published fee: 1% published trading fee. Referral terms: Referral programme advertised.

On $10,000 of round-trip volume — say twenty buys and twenty sells averaging $250 each — the platform fee alone is about $100. Network and priority fees on Solana typically add a few cents to a few dollars per transaction, and slippage on thin pairs regularly costs more than every other line combined.

Estimate your own costs with the fee calculator

Security and custody

Custody model: Non-custodial bot wallet.

A 2023 router exploit was publicly reported and the team stated affected users were compensated. Treat as reported history.

Known incidents or controversies

2023 router exploit publicly reported; reimbursement stated by the team.

A high security score is never awarded on the basis of a platform's own marketing claims. See our methodology.

Advantages

  • + Wide chain coverage
  • + Long operating history
  • + Copy trading and call channels

Limitations

  • Telegram only
  • Premium tiers add subscription cost
  • Interface complexity
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Alternatives to Maestro

How Maestro compares

Showing 4 platforms. Values marked “Not publicly confirmed” could not be verified from an official source at the last check.

Comparison of on-chain trading terminals and bots
PlatformBest forChainsWebMobileTelegramSpotPerpsCopyWallet trackingLimit ordersMEV protectionPublished base feeReferral discountCustodyKYCLast verifiedScoreGo
BasedBotWidest chain coverage with Telegram and web trading in one accountBase, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Avalanche, Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Abstract, Ink, Story, X Layer, Unichain, Plasma, Monad, MegaETH, TempoYesNot publicly confirmedYesYesNot publicly confirmedYesYesYesYes1% published fee per transactionNo extra sign-up discount is documented. BasedBot's published cashback programme returns 5% to 25% of trading fees depending on lifetime volume (X1 $0-$999: 5%; X2 $1,000-$9,999: 10%; X3 $10,000-$99,999: 15%; X4 $100,000-$999,999: 20%; X5 $1m+: 25%), paid in the chain's native asset and claimable from $10. The 25% referral share in BasedBot's documentation is paid to the referrer, not to the new account (checked 2026-09-19).Non-custodial wallet generated inside the bot; private-key export is documented, so the trader holds the keysNo KYC published for on-chain trading2026-09-198.5Start trading on BasedBot
AxiomBest overall on-chain terminalSolana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Hyperliquid (perps)YesNot publicly confirmedYesYesYesYesYesYesYes1% published trading fee10% discount on eligible trading fees for accounts created through a referral link, per Axiom's own referral-program documentation (checked 2026-09-15). The discount applies to Axiom's platform fee only, not to network, priority or third-party charges.Non-custodial trading wallet generated in-app; user holds the keysNo KYC for on-chain trading2026-09-158.4Sign up & save 10% on fees
GMGNBest for smart-money and wallet trackingSolana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, TronYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesYes1% published trading feeReferral programme advertised; discount tiers varyNon-custodial in-app wallet; private key export availableNo KYC2026-08-288.3Trade on GMGN
MaestroLong-running multi-chain botEthereum, Base, BNB Chain, Solana, ArbitrumNot publicly confirmedNot publicly confirmedYesYesNoYesYesYesYes1% published trading feeReferral programme advertisedNon-custodial bot walletNo KYC2026-08-287.4Visit Official Site

Final verdict

Maestro scores 7.4/10 on our weighted formula. It earns its place for long-running multi-chain bot, but telegram only is a real constraint. Nothing here implies that trading on Maestro is safe or profitable; on-chain trading can lose the full value of your position.

Score breakdown

ComponentWeightScore
Popularity and verifiable usage20%7.2
Fees and value20%7.5
Trading and analytics features20%7.8
Security transparency and custody20%6.4
User experience10%6.8
Chain and device coverage10%9.0

FAQs

Does Maestro charge a subscription?

Premium tiers are advertised alongside per-trade fees.

Sources

About the author

The TraderView research desk compiles platform data from official documentation, app store listings and public fee schedules, and records every claim against a dated source. Where a platform does not publish a figure, the desk publishes 'Not publicly confirmed' rather than an estimate.

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Maestro

1% published trading fee

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