Maestro is a multichain trading bot inside Telegram. Enable a network, paste a token contract address and use the trade panel to inspect available market data or configure orders. The interface combines manual swaps, limit orders, copy trading, signal-based buying, launch sniping and multi-wallet controls.
Networks and trading features
The bot documentation lists Solana, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Ethereum, Monad, Sonic, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Hyper EVM, Robinhood Chain, Tron and TON. The homepage also advertises Arc, which is not in that documented list. Confirm availability in the bot’s Chains menu before preparing a wallet for a network.
DEX, launchpad, copy-trading and anti-MEV support vary by chain. Auto Snipe is documented for Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base and Solana only. Contract panels can show price, liquidity, market capitalization, taxes, wallet limits and open orders where supported. These checks organize available data rather than guaranteeing a successful or safe trade.
Positions track trades recorded by Maestro, with initial spend, estimated proceeds and PnL. Trading outside the bot can make its recorded initial value outdated. Funds-management controls distribute or collect supported assets across connected wallets. Cross-chain routes are available through the Bridge menu; costs and minimum output appear in the quote.
Trading fees and Premium
Maestro charges 1% on every successful buy and sell, including automated trades. Simple wallet-to-wallet transfers are excluded. Solana fees are taken in the trade transaction; on other documented chains, fees accumulate per Telegram account and are collected after chain-specific thresholds. Network gas, tips and bridge-provider costs are separate.
Premium is listed at USD 200 for 30 days. It adds features and raises the limits below; it does not remove trading fees.
| Limit | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Connected wallets / chain | 8 | 10 |
| Copy wallets / chain | 5 | 12 |
| Concurrent monitors | 10 | 30 |
| Limit orders | 60 | 120 |
Account and private-key access
A Telegram account, bot verification and a compatible wallet are required. You can generate a wallet in the bot or import one. Maestro’s terms state that the service accesses and retains private keys to execute transactions. They recommend a secondary wallet, and the setup guide recommends generating a new wallet rather than importing a primary one.
The terms currently say separate registration is not required, but allow identity checks to be requested. Their restricted-location definition includes the United States and Canada, and use from restricted locations is prohibited. Check the current terms before setup. No separate app installation is needed for the trading bot beyond Telegram; the optional desktop Scraper is a separate companion for forwarding contract signals.