Maestro Bot is a multichain trading interface that runs inside Telegram. You can enable specific chains, paste a token contract, review its report and manage manual or automated orders without leaving the chat.
What you can do
- Trade from a contract address: review current price, market capitalization, liquidity, contract taxes, wallet or transaction limits, balances and active orders when those fields are available on the selected chain.
- Automate entries and exits: configure limit orders, preset exits, copy trading, signal-based buys and launch snipes. Auto Snipe is documented only for Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base and Solana.
- Manage multiple wallets: run selected actions across connected wallets, distribute supported assets and collect them into one destination.
- Track recorded positions: review initial spend, estimated proceeds, value, price impact and PnL for trades recorded through Maestro. External trades may make the recorded Initial value outdated.
- Move assets across chains: request quotes through Relay or deBridge routes, or use the Houdini privacy-focused route where supported.
Maestro currently supports twelve networks: Solana, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Ethereum, Monad, Sonic, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Hyper EVM, Robinhood Chain, Tron and TON. DEX, launchpad, anti-MEV and automation support varies by chain. Reports organize the displayed contract, tax, liquidity and market data, but do not guarantee execution or identify every possible contract risk.
Costs and requirements
A Telegram account and a compatible wallet are required. You can import a wallet or generate one in the bot. Maestro’s Terms state that the service must access and retain private keys according to its policies, and recommend using a secondary wallet rather than a primary wallet.
Maestro charges 1% on each successful buy and sell through the bot. Simple wallet-to-wallet transfers are excluded. Blockchain gas, tips and third-party bridge costs are separate. Premium is currently listed at $200 for 30 days and raises selected wallet, copy-trading, auto-snipe, monitor and limit-order allowances.
Is Maestro a fit?
- Useful for: Telegram users who want contract-based trading, multi-wallet controls and configurable automation across several chains.
- Less suited for: users who want a workflow that never gives a service access to private keys, or who do not want to manage transactions through Telegram.
- Account required: a Telegram account and bot verification are required; Maestro’s Terms currently say separate registration is not required.
- Wallet required: yes—import a compatible secondary wallet or generate one in the bot.
- Main limits: feature coverage varies by chain, base and Premium allowances apply, and Maestro’s Terms describe the service as beta and list the United States among its Restricted Locations.