Trojan Solana Trading Bot
Solana trading bot on Telegram and a web trading terminal for memecoins and new tokens.
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Trojan key facts
| Category | Trading tool |
|---|---|
| Chains | Solana |
| Platforms | Telegram, Web |
| Custody | Non-custodial |
| Fees | 1% per successful trade, with SOL cashback |
| Chains | Solana |
What is Trojan?
Trojan is a Solana trading tool that started as a Telegram bot and now also runs a web terminal with limit orders, DCA, copy trading and sniping. It charges 1% per successful trade, with cashback in SOL that grows with user rank.
How Trojan works
Trojan Terminal is a non-custodial trading and data platform on Solana.
Trading pairs use SOL or Solana-based USD1 and USDC, but gas is always paid in SOL. A market buy lets you pick one or several wallets, and the amount you enter is spent from each selected wallet. Trojan wallets support market, limit and DCA orders, with take-profit, stop-loss and auto-sell settings. You can hold up to 10 active wallets and archive others, then consolidate or distribute funds between them.
Beyond spot trading, the Perps page runs on Hyperliquid. You move USDC into a separate Perps Wallet, choose long or short, set leverage within each asset's maximum, and pick cross or isolated margin. Other tools include copy trading and a wallet analyzer. Supported DEXs are listed through the DEX filter on the Trenches Explorer page rather than in the docs.
How to start with Trojan
- Go to trojan.com/terminal and log in with a detected Solana wallet such as Phantom, with a passkey, or with Google.
- A passkey login creates a wallet for you.
- First-time users claim a username that becomes their referral link.
- To fund a wallet, buy SOL or USDC with a card through MoonPay, transfer SOL from your connected login wallet, send from any Solana address, or bridge from another chain with deBridge.
- Only send SOL or Solana tokens to Trojan addresses.
- Keep some SOL even when you trade in USDC, since fees are paid in SOL.
Trojan fees and limits
- Access is free, and Trojan charges 1% per successful trade.
- Part of that fee returns as SOL cashback that depends on your Arena rank: 10% at Degen, 15% at Warrior and 20% at Gladiator, with up to 45% at higher ranks.
- Referrers can receive close to 50% revenue share from referrals.
Solana network and priority fees are paid separately in SOL, and MoonPay or deBridge charge their own fees when you use them.
Risks to know before using Trojan
- Trojan says it does not store users' funds, private keys or personal data, so a lost key cannot be restored by Trojan.
- Perps positions on Hyperliquid can be liquidated, and each asset has its own leverage cap.
- The Arena rewards trading volume with Gold, streaks and a jackpot draw, which pushes toward frequent trading.
Trojan usage
From DefiLlama (fees users paid), updated Nov 8, 2026.
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Trojan pros and cons
- Fee charged only on successful trades
- Limit, DCA, copy trade and sniper tools
- Cashback in SOL rises with rank
- 1% fee on every trade
- Solana only
- Importing a wallet requires pasting its private key
Trojan FAQ
What is Trojan?
Trojan is a Solana trading tool that started as a Telegram bot and now also runs a web terminal with limit orders, DCA, copy trading and sniping. It charges 1% per successful trade, with cashback in SOL that grows with user rank.
Which chains does Trojan support?
Solana.
How much does Trojan cost?
1% per successful trade, with SOL cashback, according to Trojan’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
How much do users pay Trojan in fees?
$557,775 over the last 30 days, according to DefiLlama on Nov 8, 2026.
Does Trojan hold my funds?
No. Trojan is non-custodial: you keep your funds in your own wallet and sign each transaction.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Trojan: official site, Trojan: FAQs, Trojan on Solana: FAQ. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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