How we sourced this. Sol Trading Bot figures on this page were fetched directly from its official documentation as of 2026-08-18, at high confidence for custody mechanism, chain support, referral structure and copy-trading mechanism — each page was retrieved and quoted, not triangulated from third-party summaries. Primary source: https://soltradingbot.gitbook.io/docs. The one exception is the 1% trading-fee figure, which is medium confidence — sourced from third-party fee-comparison sites, since the docs pages we retrieved did not surface a dedicated fee schedule. Anything we could not establish is marked Not published and is not scored against Sol Trading Bot. Terminals change fees and features often — verify against the vendor before you act on a number here.
Sol Trading Bot's documentation is unusually direct about how wallets work and what the referral programme pays — both are stated in plain language with no ambiguity. What it does not publish anywhere we could find is a position on perpetuals or a fiat on-ramp; we have left those blank rather than scoring them as absent.
Custody: what actually holds your key
“Non-custodial” is the most abused word in this category. The question worth asking is narrower and answerable: which machine generates your private key, and which machine is holding it right now?
GDEX Pro uses an exportable MPC threshold key via Web3Auth: the key is split across multiple nodes and you can export it at any time. No single party, GDEX included, ever holds the whole key.
Sol Trading Bot is direct about this in its own documentation: you can choose “Generate 5 Wallets” or “Generate 10 Wallets” to have the bot create new wallets and hand you a list of addresses with private keys you can export later, or you can “Connect Wallet” by pasting an existing private key directly into the bot. Either way, the bot generates or receives the whole key. That is a materially different mechanism from an MPC split — it is closer to how Bloom, Nova and Maestro handle wallets than to GDEX Pro's approach.
| Question | GDEX Pro | Sol Trading Bot |
|---|---|---|
| Who generates the key? | Split across nodes at sign-in; never whole in one place | The bot (on request), or the key you paste in |
| Can you export it? | Yes, at any time | Yes — generated wallets ship with an exportable private key |
| Mechanism | MPC threshold key (exportable) | Bot-generated key, or bring-your-own private key |
Chains
Sol Trading Bot is Solana-only, per its own Introduction page: it describes itself as “your ultimate toolkit for trading on the Solana network” and integrates with Jupiter, Orca and Raydium — all Solana DEXs. GDEX Pro supports 9 chains from one interface: Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Optimism, SUI, Sonic, Berachain.
Copy trading: wallet mirroring, not AI agents
Sol Trading Bot's Copy Trading documentation describes a manual wallet-mirroring feature: you “choose the wallet you want to use for copy trading” and “enter the target wallet you want to copy its trade,” then set an allocation and a sell-percentage. It is a real, useful feature — but it requires you to find and select a specific human wallet to follow, and there is no autonomous decision-making involved. GDEX Pro's AI agent slots work differently: you pick a risk preset and the agent analyzes on-chain data itself, without needing you to identify a wallet to mirror first.
Referrals
Sol Trading Bot's Referral Program page states plainly: “Users will receive a 30% referral commission for each transaction using their referral link.” That is the whole structure — flat, single-tier, no caps mentioned, no second level. GDEX Pro pays the same 30% on direct referrals, plus a further 10% on referrals of referrals. For a single direct referral the two programmes pay identically; the gap opens once your network has any depth at all, since Sol Trading Bot's documentation does not describe a second tier.
| Tier | GDEX Pro | Sol Trading Bot |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 (direct referrals) | 30% | 30% |
| Level 2 (referrals of referrals) | 10% | ✗ Not described in the docs |
| Published structure | 2-tier: 30% + 10% | 1-tier: 30% flat, no cap stated |
Full comparison table
| Feature | GDEX Pro | Sol Trading Bot |
|---|---|---|
| Custody mechanism | MPC threshold key (exportable) | Bot-generated or imported private key |
| Sign-in | Google / Apple (Web3Auth) | Telegram bot (@SolTradingBot) |
| Chains | 9 chains | Solana only |
| Apple Pay on-ramp | ✓ | ✗ Not mentioned in official docs |
| Perpetuals | HyperLiquid | Not published |
| AI agent slots | 5 agent slots | ✗ Wallet-mirroring copy trade only, not AI agents |
| Referral programme | 2-tier: 30% + 10% | 1-tier: 30% flat |
| Trading fee | Not stated here — see gdex.pro | 1% (medium confidence, third-party sourced) |
We could not source Sol Trading Bot's position on perpetual futures or a fiat/Apple Pay on-ramp anywhere in the documentation we reviewed. Those rows read “Not published” above — that means we could not find it, not that Sol Trading Bot lacks it. If Sol Trading Bot publishes those figures, we will update this page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sol Trading Bot self-custodial?
Sol Trading Bot's own documentation describes generating new wallets (with exportable private keys) or connecting an existing wallet by pasting its private key. The bot can generate and hold your key, or you can import one you already control — either way, the key passes through the bot's infrastructure. GDEX Pro uses Web3Auth threshold cryptography instead: the key is split across multiple nodes and no single party, including GDEX, ever holds the whole key.
What chains does Sol Trading Bot support compared to GDEX Pro?
Sol Trading Bot is Solana-only, per its own documentation, which integrates with Jupiter, Orca and Raydium on Solana. GDEX Pro supports 9 chains: Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Optimism, SUI, Sonic, Berachain.
Does Sol Trading Bot support perpetual futures?
Not mentioned anywhere in the official documentation we reviewed. Sol Trading Bot's feature set is spot swaps, sniping, and wallet-mirroring copy-trading. GDEX Pro supports perpetuals via HyperLiquid.
Which has the better referral programme, GDEX Pro or Sol Trading Bot?
Sol Trading Bot pays a flat 30% on every referred transaction with no second tier, per its own documentation. GDEX Pro pays 30% on direct referrals plus a further 10% on referrals of referrals — a two-tier structure that keeps paying as your network grows, which a flat single-tier rate does not.
Does Sol Trading Bot's copy trading use AI agents?
No. Per the official Copy Trading documentation, you manually choose a specific wallet to track and set an allocation; the bot then mirrors that wallet's trades. There is no autonomous AI decision-making described. GDEX Pro's AI agent slots analyze on-chain data and trade using configurable risk presets, without you needing to pick a human wallet to follow.
How current are these figures?
Compiled directly from Sol Trading Bot's official documentation as of 2026-08-18, at high confidence for custody, chains, referral structure and copy-trading mechanism (all fetched and quoted directly). The 1% trading fee figure is medium confidence, sourced from third-party fee-comparison sites rather than a dedicated fee page in the docs we retrieved. Source: https://soltradingbot.gitbook.io/docs. Trading terminals change fees and features frequently — check the vendor's own documentation before acting on any figure here.
Verdict
Sol Trading Bot is a focused, Solana-only tool with an unusually clear referral programme and honest documentation of how its wallets work — credit where it's due. If your trading is entirely on Solana and you're comfortable with a bot-generated or imported key living in Telegram, it does what it says.
GDEX Pro's case is narrow and checkable: an exportable MPC threshold key, so no single party ever holds your whole key; 9 chains from one interface, not one; AI agent slots that don't require you to find a wallet to mirror; and a two-tier referral structure that keeps paying past the first level, unlike Sol Trading Bot's flat 30%. We have not printed our own trading fee here, because it is not in our source-of-truth file — check gdex.pro for the current schedule rather than taking a number from us.
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