You set the rules. Bitcator places the orders, 24/7.

No. Your funds never leave your exchange account. Bitcator only places orders through a trade-only API key and never needs withdrawal permission. Always keep withdrawals disabled when you create the key.

They never appear in plain form on any screen, not even to our support team. Your keys are locked with top-tier encryption the moment you submit them and are unlocked only to send buy and sell orders to your exchange, in a sealed environment. They are never written to any record or message.

Binance, OKX, Bybit, Gate, HTX, KuCoin, MEXC and Bitget with spot and USDT-margined perpetual futures, Hyperliquid with USDC-margined perpetuals, and Coinbase and Kraken with spot. You connect Hyperliquid with an API wallet that cannot withdraw, and Coinbase and Kraken with keys that have trading permission only. Every listed pair is available.

Yes: one bot on one pair with percentage conditions, with no time limit. After verifying your e-mail you can also start a one-time 3-day Premium trial with every feature included.

Yes, in two stages. Backtests replay your exact configuration on up to a year of real 1-minute data, fees and slippage included, with exactly the same rules as live bots. Paper trading then runs it on live prices with simulated orders — no API key needed. Past results never guarantee future ones.

Every trade pays the exchange's real fee and the price slippage of the market; futures tests also include the periodic funding fee. You see gross profit, costs and net profit separately, and you can enter your own fee and slippage rates.

The moment Binance announces a new listing or the coin appears on Binance spot. The bot acts within seconds and buys on your other exchanges where the coin already trades, never on Binance itself.

Yes, from the Starter plan. Each bot gets its own link; point your TradingView alert at it and the bot opens, adds to or closes the trade. Your loss limits and other protections still apply. TradingView requires two-step verification on your account for this.

It splits a price range into steps. When the price drops one step it buys; when it rises one step it sells what it bought. Every buy-and-sell pair leaves a small profit after fees. If the price leaves the range, the bot waits for it to come back, or stops if you choose so.

A combo bot is a grid with a safety ladder below it. Inside your range it buys the dips and sells the rises like a grid bot. If the price falls below the range, extra buy orders (the ladder) buy more at lower prices, so your average price comes down. When the price climbs back to your average plus your profit goal, everything is sold. A floor below the ladder sells everything if the price keeps falling. Combo bots start with the Advanced plan. You can also pick several pairs and create one bot per pair from the same setup; every pair uses one bot slot.

It's a single trade you place yourself, with the way out planned in advance. Pick the pair and the amount, then up to four take-profit levels and a stop-loss. Bitcator watches the price for you: it sells a part at each target, can move the stop to your entry price after the first profit, and closes the trade if the price turns against you. Try it with paper money first. Smart trades come with the Starter plan and above.

It splits one big buy or sell into equal parts and places one part every few minutes (or spreads them over the hours you choose). That way a large order does not push the price while it is being filled, and your average price is smoother. You can use market or limit parts, add a price limit that pauses the buying or selling when the price is too high or low, and trade spot or perpetual futures. You can pause or cancel any time, and try it with paper money first. TWAP orders come with the Starter plan and above.

It lets you place a big limit order while showing only a small part of it on the exchange. When that part fills, the next one is placed at the same price (or follows the market inside a small band you set). The market never sees the whole size, so a big buyer or seller does not scare the price away. You can cancel any time, and try it with paper money first. Iceberg orders come with the Starter plan and above.

You choose a basket of coins and the share of each, for example 50% BTC, 30% ETH and 20% USDT. As prices move, the shares drift apart. The bot sells a little of what has grown and buys what has fallen, which brings the basket back to your shares. It can do this on a schedule, when a coin drifts too far, or both, and the “Rebalance now” button on the bot page does it whenever you like, showing the buys and sells first. Bitcator always shows the result next to simply holding the same coins, so you can see how rebalancing did. The rebalancing bot comes with Starter and higher plans.

On futures exchanges, traders pay each other a small fee every few hours, called funding. When most traders bet on rising prices, they pay those who bet against them. The bot buys a coin and, on the same exchange, opens a futures position of the same size against it. Because one gains what the other loses, price moves cancel out and the bot collects the funding. It only starts when funding pays clearly more than the fees, and it closes both positions when funding turns negative or becomes too low. Be aware: funding can turn negative and then costs money; the bot closes in time, but fees and small price gaps between the two positions remain. The money stays on your exchange, so the exchange's own risks apply. The futures position could be liquidated after a very large price jump; the bot keeps a reserve, watches the distance and closes both positions early. Past funding is no promise for the future.

In the strategy marketplace, traders share their bots. Every number you see there (profit, the biggest drop, the share of winning trades, every closed trade) is calculated by Bitcator from the bot's own trades; the publisher cannot change it. Paper (practice) results are clearly marked. You can copy a strategy's settings into a new bot of your own (from Starter), or follow it live (from Advanced): your bot then opens and closes trades together with the strategy, sized to the budget you choose, on your own exchange account and within your own risk shield. If the price has moved too much since the strategy's trade, your bot skips it. You can pause or stop at any time. Publishers only see how many people follow them, never who. Past results do not guarantee future results.

Yes. Download your closed trades as an Excel-friendly CSV, or as a Koinly or CoinTracking file. Practice trades with virtual money never mix with real ones. You can add notes and tags to any trade in your history.

Yes, on every plan. For each trade it writes down why it opened (for example, RSI fell to 28 against your limit of 30), each extra buy, and why it closed, plus fees and how far the price moved before your order filled. You can add your own notes and tags and download everything as a spreadsheet.

Yes, from the Starter plan. Add an address in Settings and pick the events to send: trade opened, trade closed with the result, a bot needing attention, loss limit reached and more. Messages go only to secure (https) addresses, carry no keys or personal details, and are signed so your tool can check they are ours. Deposits and payments are never sent.

Yes. Create an access key under Settings → API and give it to your assistant. It can see your bots, trades and results, and from the Starter plan it can also set up practice bots with virtual money. It can't trade real funds or see your exchange keys or payment details.

With USDT or by card. Top up your balance with USDT over TRC-20 or by card, or pay your plan by card directly. For refund requests, contact us.

Yes. Upgrades apply immediately: the unused full days of your current plan are credited against the new price. Downgrades take effect when your current period ends, and renewing the same plan simply extends it.

You move to Free. Bots that exceed the Free limits stop opening new trades, but open positions keep their exit and stop rules — nothing is left unmanaged. Renew and restart the bot whenever you're ready.

Backtests are processed in a shared queue, and your plan sets your place in it: Premium takes the front with top priority, Advanced follows right behind, then Starter. Users on the same plan are served in turn, fairly, and every job moves up the longer it waits, so none is ever forgotten. You feel the difference most at busy times: your next idea doesn't wait in line.