Hyperbot: trading and copy-trading end date announced for . User exit deadline: September 30, 2026. Status & exit information · Provider notice ↗. Source checked 2026-10-03.
Provider announcements do not confirm current service status or successful shutdown execution. Onboarding remains suspended. Evaluated October 3, 2026 UTC; each profile carries its recheck deadline.
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EVM trading bot with a documented standard fee and referral cashback program.
Provider fees and conditions
1% standard buy/sell fee.
Referral docs describe 10% cashback, claimable after the minimum (1 HYPE on HyperEVM); a separate fee page labels 0.9% for referrals. Execution-time treatment is unclear.
Bloom's EVM wallet guide describes creating or importing wallets and saving the private key. The documentation checked does not establish server-side key handling, signing flow, or wallet permission limits.
Web3 connection: Gainium says private keys stay in the user's wallet. API connection: the user enters a Hyperliquid agent-wallet private key, not the main-wallet key; Gainium says agent wallets can trade but cannot withdraw. The checked docs do not specify Gainium's storage and handling of the API-wallet key.
October 9 shutdown announced; transition information for existing users.
Status information only; the provider announced a service end date. Current service status is unconfirmed and onboarding is suspended.
Provider fees and conditions
Historical builder fees: 0.1% perps, 1% spot sells and 0% spot buys, before eligible discounts.
Hyperliquid venue fees are separate; no separate Hyperliquid subscription documented. Historical fee documentation rechecked October 3, 2026; onboarding remains withheld.
goodcryptoX says its Hyperliquid API wallet can place orders but cannot withdraw. Its setup asks users to enter the API wallet private key and says it is saved in the service's secure storage. HypeChain did not inspect the storage controls.
Verification pending; previous listing claims not reverified
New-user onboarding is suspended until the evidence is reverified.
Not reverified: prior fee, dual-layer, 150 ms latency, and API-only permission claims are suspended pending accessible primary evidence.
Provider fees and conditions
Not reverified as of 2026-09-28; the previous 1% claim is withdrawn pending primary evidence.
Not reverified; no accessible current primary fee schedule was found in the scoped check.
Account and key permissions
Prior claims that keys are generated locally and that access is API-only with no withdrawal capability could not be reverified from accessible primary documentation. Key generation, storage, and permissions remain unresolved.
Private Key mode is documented with full functionality including transfers and Arbitrum bridge-out; API Key mode is documented for spot/perpetual trading; Read-Only is view-only. The checked docs do not explain service-side storage of imported private keys.
Diamond requires >$25M rolling 30-day volume. Vault bots use 1 credit per bot per day (1 credit = 1 USDC), with 0% Katoshi perps fee per docs. Hyperliquid venue fees are separate.
Hyperliquid bot tools with a published 0.035% builder fee.
Provider fees and conditions
Vendor-published 0.035% builder fee per trade.
Includes Premium features with no separate Hyperliquid subscription. Hyperliquid publishes separate venue fees; WunderTrading calls its fee the only cost, but the combined in-app cost/display was not tested.
WunderTrading says Hyperliquid API or agent wallets can trade without withdrawal permission. Its reviewed page does not establish key-storage details. HypeChain did not test the connection or inspect key handling.
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Attribute
Bloom Bot
Gainium
goodcryptoX
Hyperbot
HyperEVM Sniper Bot
Hypurr Fun Bot
Katoshi AI
WunderTrading
Service and listing status
Bloom Bot
Source reviewed; trading tests not run.
Gainium
Source reviewed; trading tests not run.
goodcryptoX
Status information only; the provider announced a service end date. Current service status is unconfirmed and onboarding is suspended.
Hyperbot
Status information only; the provider announced a trading wind-down. Current service status is unconfirmed and onboarding is suspended.
HyperEVM Sniper Bot
New-user onboarding is suspended until the evidence is reverified.
Not reverified: prior fee, dual-layer, 150 ms latency, and API-only permission claims are suspended pending accessible primary evidence.
Hypurr Fun Bot
Source reviewed; trading tests not run.
Katoshi AI
Source reviewed; trading tests not run.
WunderTrading
Source reviewed; trading tests not run.
Provider fees and conditions
Bloom Bot
1% standard buy/sell fee.
Referral docs describe 10% cashback, claimable after the minimum (1 HYPE on HyperEVM); a separate fee page labels 0.9% for referrals. Execution-time treatment is unclear.
Historical builder fees: 0.1% perps, 1% spot sells and 0% spot buys, before eligible discounts.
Hyperliquid venue fees are separate; no separate Hyperliquid subscription documented. Historical fee documentation rechecked October 3, 2026; onboarding remains withheld.
Diamond requires >$25M rolling 30-day volume. Vault bots use 1 credit per bot per day (1 credit = 1 USDC), with 0% Katoshi perps fee per docs. Hyperliquid venue fees are separate.
Includes Premium features with no separate Hyperliquid subscription. Hyperliquid publishes separate venue fees; WunderTrading calls its fee the only cost, but the combined in-app cost/display was not tested.
Bloom's EVM wallet guide describes creating or importing wallets and saving the private key. The documentation checked does not establish server-side key handling, signing flow, or wallet permission limits.
Gainium
Web3 connection: Gainium says private keys stay in the user's wallet. API connection: the user enters a Hyperliquid agent-wallet private key, not the main-wallet key; Gainium says agent wallets can trade but cannot withdraw. The checked docs do not specify Gainium's storage and handling of the API-wallet key.
goodcryptoX
goodcryptoX says its Hyperliquid API wallet can place orders but cannot withdraw. Its setup asks users to enter the API wallet private key and says it is saved in the service's secure storage. HypeChain did not inspect the storage controls.
Hyperbot
Historical wallet permissions not reverified in this service-status check.
HyperEVM Sniper Bot
Prior claims that keys are generated locally and that access is API-only with no withdrawal capability could not be reverified from accessible primary documentation. Key generation, storage, and permissions remain unresolved.
Hypurr Fun Bot
Private Key mode is documented with full functionality including transfers and Arbitrum bridge-out; API Key mode is documented for spot/perpetual trading; Read-Only is view-only. The checked docs do not explain service-side storage of imported private keys.
Katoshi AI
The source review checked pricing documentation only. HypeChain did not verify API-wallet permissions, key storage, or withdrawal access.
WunderTrading
WunderTrading says Hyperliquid API or agent wallets can trade without withdrawal permission. Its reviewed page does not establish key-storage details. HypeChain did not test the connection or inspect key handling.
Markets and environment
Bloom Bot
BSC, Ethereum, Base, HyperEVM, Monad.
Gainium
Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid exchange integration is distinct from HyperEVM deployment.
goodcryptoX
Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid exchange integration is distinct from HyperEVM deployment.
Hyperbot
Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid exchange integration is distinct from HyperEVM deployment.
HyperEVM Sniper Bot
HyperEVM.
Hypurr Fun Bot
Hyperliquid, HyperEVM.
Hyperliquid exchange integration is distinct from HyperEVM deployment.
Katoshi AI
Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid exchange integration is distinct from HyperEVM deployment.
WunderTrading
Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid exchange integration is distinct from HyperEVM deployment.
Interfaces
Bloom Bot
Telegram, Web, Chrome Extension
Gainium
Web
goodcryptoX
Web, Android, iOS
Hyperbot
Web, Mobile App, Telegram
HyperEVM Sniper Bot
Not reverified
Hypurr Fun Bot
Telegram
Katoshi AI
Web
WunderTrading
Web
Key limitations
Bloom Bot
The fee page lists 0.9% through referrals, while the referral page describes claimable cashback; execution-time treatment is unclear
The HyperEVM cashback claim minimum is 1 HYPE
Official wallet docs do not establish service-side key handling or permission limits
Gainium
Free User builder fees apply only when the fee currency is USDC
Paid User mode removes Gainium's builder fee but consumes plan credits
Changing modes requires reconnecting and stops bots/cancels deals on the connection
The checked docs do not specify Gainium's storage and handling of API-wallet keys
goodcryptoX
Provider announces October 9, 2026 app and built-in-wallet access end; November 8 wind-down support does not extend app access.
The provider says subscription expiry does not stop existing bots. Stopping bots does not guarantee exchange orders or positions are closed; verify the exchange account separately.
Built-in EVM assets are held in a smart-contract wallet; exporting its signer key does not automatically display those assets in MetaMask, according to the notice.
Transition credit depends on snapshot eligibility and a combined 2,000-day cap per WunderTrading account; individual eligibility and benefit delivery are unverified.
Vendor docs say the Hyperliquid API-wallet private key is submitted to and stored by goodcryptoX.
Builder fees are separate from venue fees; a 0% spot-buy builder fee does not mean zero trading costs.
CertiK records a 2024 pentest with acknowledged and partially resolved findings; current software coverage is unconfirmed.
Hyperbot
Announced September 30 exit and October 1 trading-end dates have passed; shutdown execution unconfirmed.
Deadline timezone unspecified; current account exit and continued analytics not tested.
Hyperliquid API-wallet signers are distinct from the master or subaccount holding account data; check each actual account's orders, positions and spot balances separately.
HyperEVM Sniper Bot
Do not rely on the earlier 1% fee claim
Dual-layer and CoreWriter claims are not reverified
150 ms latency claim is not reverified
Key custody and withdrawal permissions are not reverified
Current service availability was not verified
Hypurr Fun Bot
The documented 1% fee applies to Hpump Market trades only
The fee page checked does not establish rates for HyperCore or HyperEVM markets
Private Key mode includes transfers and bridging out; permissions differ by wallet mode
Official docs do not explain service-side storage of imported private keys
Katoshi AI
Diamond pricing is qualified by more than $25 million in rolling 30-day volume.
Katoshi says spot fees apply to sells; buys are listed at 0%.
The documentation does not clearly explain how its fee rates combine with the Hyperliquid venue schedule.
API-wallet permissions, key storage, and trading behavior were not assessed in this source update.
WunderTrading
The 0.035% builder fee is a per-trade charge; no separate Hyperliquid subscription is listed.
Hyperliquid separately documents venue fee and builder-code rules; HypeChain did not verify the combined fill cost through WunderTrading.
WunderTrading's page describes withdrawal-disabled API or agent wallets but does not establish key-storage handling.
HypeChain did not run trading tests in the September 2026 source update.
Evidence scope
Bloom Bot
Source checked 2026-09-28.
Official fee, cashback, and wallet documentation checked; trading tests not run.
Wind-down notice, builder fees, API-wallet connection/storage docs and CertiK public record checked October 3. Account exit, trading, recovery and shutdown execution not tested.
Official wind-down notice and Hyperliquid account, signer, order and balance documentation checked October 3; shutdown execution, account exit and analytics not tested.
Accessible listed bot entrypoint and official-source search checked for fees, architecture, latency, and wallet permissions; current claims not reverified; trading tests not run.
Hypurr Fun Bot
Source checked 2026-09-28.
Official Hpump fee and wallet-mode docs checked; trading tests not run.
Official Katoshi fee tiers, spot-side treatment, and vault-credit terms, plus Hyperliquid venue-fee and builder-code rules; custody and trading tests not assessed.
Provider links may include affiliate referrals. HypeChain may earn a commission; it does not affect listing order. A documentation check is not a recommendation or safety certification.
Read the shared service notices for provider-announced lifecycle dates, the latest recorded checks, and their review deadlines. goodcryptoX
and Hyperbot
remain status and transition listings; onboarding is suspended. Earlier fee and security analysis is historical context, and shutdown execution has not been tested.
How to read this comparison
Source review: September 28, 2026. Documentation review is not a trading test. No new execution, withdrawal, profitability, or latency results are claimed here. Hyperbot
is retained for transition information and HyperEVM Sniper Bot
has no active endorsement or onboarding link.
Provider charges are separate from exchange fees, funding, gas, and slippage where applicable. Discounts require eligibility; rebates may require a later claim. Different markets and paid plans are not directly comparable by a single percentage.
Read each profile for permissions and primary sources. A non-custodial label does not mean the provider stores no delegated trading key. An audit or pentest applies to its stated scope and date, not every subsequent integration.
Source check: September 28, 2026. Documentation review; independently tested behavior is not established by this check.
Scope: September 28 provider-fee, selected permission, and auditor-documentation comparison baseline. Lifecycle checks have separate dates in the shared notices; trading, withdrawals, and latency were not tested.
Sources reviewed (4) & freshness policy
Evaluated October 3, 2026 against the 90-day editorial window. This describes a dated source check, not current service operation. Builds do not renew it.