# Trojan Bot review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/trojan Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. Trojan on Solana is a Telegram trading bot and the trojan.com web terminal. We checked its fees, cashback, wallet custody and referral terms against Trojan's own docs and terms. ### Verdict Trojan charges 1% per successful trade, per its docs on 1 October 2026, and pays part of that fee back in SOL. On the trojan.com web terminal, the Arena rank table gives cashback of 10% to 35% of the fee, so the net fee is 0.9% to 0.65%. The Telegram bot docs give all bot users 20% cashback, so the net fee on the bot is 0.8%. DefiLlama's fee data for Trojan starts in January 2024, and we found no reported exploit of Trojan itself. The main safety point is the wallet. The bot terms say that the operator can keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet keys on third-party servers to sign trades. Keep only trading money in a Trojan wallet, and move profits to a wallet that only you control. ### Pros - One account works in a Telegram bot and in the trojan.com web terminal - Market, limit and DCA orders, copy trading, sniping, auto-sell and clipboard buys - Cashback in SOL on every trade lowers the 1% fee to between 0.9% and 0.65% on the web terminal - Perpetual futures through Hyperliquid in the same web terminal - A Secure Action Password on the bot protects key export and withdrawals ### Cons - The docs advertise up to 45% cashback, but the published rank table stops at 35%, and no page states how to get 45% - The bot terms let the operator keep an encrypted copy of your wallet keys on third-party servers, and they give no guarantee of their security - Arena quests, ranks, leaderboards and the jackpot all reward more trading - The docs disagree on the jackpot. The jackpot page says every 48 hours, while the FAQ says daily - MemeFees has no Trojan referral code, and the docs list no discount for invited traders ### Best for - Solana memecoin traders who want to trade from Telegram and also have a full web terminal - Active traders who will reach the higher Arena ranks, where cashback lowers the net fee to 0.65% - Traders who want copy trading, sniping, limit and DCA orders in one tool ### Skip it if - You want spot trading outside Solana. Trojan spot trading uses Solana only - You want full control of your keys at all times. The bot terms allow the operator to keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet keys - You trade more when a platform gives points, ranks and draws. Arena rewards volume - You expect a sign-up discount. Trojan's docs give referral rewards to the person who invites, not to the invited trader ### What is the Trojan bot? Trojan is a Solana trading platform with two parts. The first part is the Telegram bot, which its docs call Trojan on Solana. The second part is the web terminal at trojan.com. Trojan's docs describe the terminal as the work of the team behind its Telegram bot. The bot terms name Odyssia Labs as the company that runs the bot, under the law of Hong Kong. Both parts trade any Solana token. Order types are market, limit and DCA (dollar-cost averaging, which splits one buy into smaller buys over time). Other tools are copy trading, a sniper for new launches, auto-sell rules, a wallet tracker and clipboard buys, where you paste a contract address to start a trade. The web terminal also has a perpetual futures page that runs on Hyperliquid, with USDC as collateral. DefiLlama's fee data for Trojan starts in January 2024. DefiLlama lists Trojan in its Telegram Bot category and tracks its fees on Solana only. ### How to use Trojan on Solana On the web terminal, you sign up with a Solana wallet such as Phantom, with a passkey or with a Google account. With a passkey, Trojan makes a new wallet for you. You can fund it with SOL from another wallet, or buy SOL with MoonPay inside the terminal. Basic swaps work with the wallet that you log in with. Limit orders, DCA orders and other advanced tools need a Trojan wallet or an imported wallet. On Telegram, you press Start in the bot. The main menu then shows your wallet address, and you fund that wallet with SOL. To trade, you send the bot a contract address or a token link. Trojan's site lists several bot instances with different names. The bot FAQ tells users to check that they use an official bot link, so start from the links on trojan.com or trojanonsolana.com and not from a link in a chat or an advert. Before your first trade, set slippage, the priority fee and MEV protection. The bot sets slippage to 15% by default, and its FAQ calls that a good place to start. A priority fee is a small SOL payment to validators that makes a trade land faster. MEV protection sends a trade privately so that bots cannot trade in front of it. ### Trojan bot fees The platform fee is 1% of each successful trade. Trojan takes no fee on a failed trade. Network costs are separate: the priority fee, an optional bribe for MEV protection, and a token account deposit of about 0.002 SOL on the first buy of a token, which you get back after you sell. Some launchpads also charge their own fee, and some Token-2022 tokens add a tax. Cashback lowers the platform fee. On the web terminal, your Arena rank sets the cashback: Degen 10%, Warrior 15%, Gladiator 20%, Commander 25% and Titan 35%. Your rank rises with the Gold points that you earn from trades, daily streaks and quests. The bot docs give a flat 20% cashback to all bot users. The fee table on this page lists each cost. The fee comparison table puts Trojan next to Axiom, GMGN, Photon and Banana Gun. Each row also shows the fees that DefiLlama reports for the platform over the last 30 days. That figure shows how much each platform collected, not the rate on one trade. ### Trojan cashback: 35% or 45%? On 1 October 2026, the highest cashback in Trojan's published rank table is 35%, at the Titan rank. The same Ranks and Rewards page also says that you can earn up to 45% cashback if you level up in the Arena and do quests. The Arena FAQ repeats the 45% figure. Trojan ties the advertised 45% to Arena rank and quest steps, but no page that we found names the rank, quest or other step that gives 45%. We use 35% as the highest rate that Trojan documents. Treat 45% as an advertised maximum, and check the cashback rate on your own Arena page before you count on it. ### Is the Trojan bot safe? Trojan has run since at least January 2024, when DefiLlama's fee data for it starts. We searched for reports of an exploit of Trojan itself and found none as of 1 October 2026. Our search does not prove that no incident happened. A bot that signs trades for you can move the funds in its wallet, so the wallet model matters. The terminal FAQ says that Trojan is non-custodial and does not store or control user funds or private keys. The Telegram bot terms, last changed on 27 June 2025, say more. They state that the company can keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet seed phrase or keys on third-party servers to sign trades for you. They also state that Trojan gives no guarantee of the security of those keys, and that an attacker who reaches those servers could copy them. We could not read the terminal terms, because trojan.com shows them only after login. To lower the risk, set a Secure Action Password on the bot. The bot then asks for it before a key export or a withdrawal. The password cannot be reset, so write down a hint. Keep only the SOL that you plan to trade in a Trojan wallet, and move profits to a wallet that only you control. The tokens are the larger risk. Trojan shows token data and safety scores, but it does not vet the memecoins that you buy, and most memecoins can lose all of their value. ### How Arena and the jackpot work Arena is Trojan's rewards program on the web terminal. You earn Gold for each dollar that you trade, for daily trading streaks and for quests. Gold sets your rank, and a higher rank gives more cashback and a larger Gold multiplier. Daily, monthly and seasonal leaderboards pay rewards to the top users. You can spend Gold to enter the jackpot. Each entry locks the Gold, and one winner takes the full SOL prize. The jackpot page says that a draw happens every 48 hours and that the prize is 10% of Trojan's fees. The FAQ still calls it a daily draw, so check the countdown in the Arena. Every part of Arena rewards more trading. A rebate on fees does not make a bad trade good. Decide on each trade first, and treat cashback and Gold as a small discount. ### Trojan referral program Trojan calls its referral program the Honors Program. When someone signs up with your referral link and trades, you earn a share of their trading fees. The share also comes from their referrals, up to five layers deep. On the web terminal, total revenue share rises from 27.5% at Honors I to 47.5% at Honors IV. Your Honors level follows your Arena rank and referral quests. The bot docs give up to 35% referral share across five layers, paid daily. Trojan's docs list no fee discount or bonus for the invited trader. The bot docs say that both sides gain, but they name no benefit for the invited user. MemeFees has no Trojan referral code, so the button on this page is a plain link to trojan.com. ### Trojan vs Axiom, GMGN, Photon and Banana Gun Trojan, Axiom, GMGN and Photon list a 1% platform fee in their own docs. Banana Gun lists 0.5% on manual Ethereum trades and 1% on snipes and other chains. The other differences are the discounts, the chains and the interface. Trojan and Axiom both pay cashback that rises with activity. GMGN and Banana Gun pair a web terminal with Telegram bots and trade on more chains than Solana. Photon is a Solana web terminal from Tiny Astro. Choose Trojan if you want a Telegram bot and a web terminal with the same tools, and you trade enough to reach a higher Arena rank. For spot trading on chains other than Solana, look at GMGN, Banana Gun or Maestro. ### Trojan bot fee table | Cost | Amount | Note | | --- | --- | --- | | Trojan platform fee | 1% of the trade | Charged on each successful trade only. | | Arena cashback, web terminal | 10% to 35% of the fee | Degen 10%, Warrior 15%, Gladiator 20%, Commander 25%, Titan 35%. Paid in SOL. | | Net fee after cashback, web terminal | 0.9% to 0.65% | 1% minus the cashback for your rank. The advertised 45% has no published tier. | | Cashback, Telegram bot | 20% of the fee | Flat rate for all bot users, so the net fee is 0.8%. | | Priority fee, Telegram bot | 0.0015 SOL (Fast) or 0.0075 SOL (Turbo) | Paid to validators. You can set a custom amount. | | MEV protection bribe | You set it | Only when MEV protection is on. | | Token account deposit | About 0.002 SOL | Paid to the network on the first buy of a token. You get it back after you sell. | | Launchpad fees and token taxes | Varies | Set by the launchpad or the token, not by Trojan. | Source: Trojan docs (docs.trojan.com FAQ and Ranks & Rewards) and Trojan on Solana bot docs (docs.trojanonsolana.com FAQ and Rewards Program), checked 1 October 2026. ### Frequently asked questions ### Is the Trojan bot safe? We found no reported exploit of Trojan itself as of 1 October 2026. The bot terms let the operator keep an encrypted copy of your trading wallet keys on third-party servers to sign trades. Set a Secure Action Password, keep only trading money in the wallet, and use official links. ### Is Trojan legit? Yes. Trojan is a working Solana trading bot and web terminal, and DefiLlama has tracked its fees since January 2024. The bot terms name Odyssia Labs as the company that runs it. ### What are the Trojan bot fees? Trojan charges 1% per successful trade. On the web terminal, Arena cashback of 10% to 35% lowers the net fee to between 0.9% and 0.65%. The Telegram bot gives 20% cashback, for a net fee of 0.8%. Network fees are separate. ### Does Trojan really pay 45% cashback? Trojan advertises up to 45%, but its published rank table stops at 35% for the Titan rank, as of 1 October 2026. We found no page that states how to get 45%. Check the rate on your own Arena page. ### What is Trojan on Solana? Trojan on Solana is the name of Trojan's Telegram trading bot. The same team runs the web terminal at trojan.com. Both trade Solana tokens, and the web terminal also has perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. ### Does Trojan have a referral program? Yes. Trojan's Honors Program pays the person who shares a referral link a share of the fees of the traders they invite. The docs list no discount for the invited trader. MemeFees does not currently hold a Trojan referral code. ### How often is the Trojan jackpot drawn? The jackpot page says every 48 hours, with 10% of Trojan's fees as the prize and one winner. The FAQ still calls it daily, so check the countdown in the Arena. ### Does Trojan work on chains other than Solana? Spot trading on Trojan uses Solana only. The web terminal also has perpetual futures through Hyperliquid. For spot trading on other chains, use GMGN, Banana Gun or Maestro. Sources: - [Trojan trading fees FAQ](https://docs.trojan.com/faqs) - [Trojan Arena ranks and cashback requirements](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/ranks-and-rewards) - [Trojan Honors referral program](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/referral-system) - [Trojan jackpot schedule and funding](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-arena/jackpot) - [Trojan on Solana Telegram bot FAQ (1% fee, 20% cashback)](https://docs.trojanonsolana.com/overview/trojan-on-solana-faq) - [Trojan on Solana terms (Odyssia Labs, last modified 27 Jun 2025)](https://trojanonsolana.com/terms) ## Data and attribution This reference contains published editorial text, not a live market snapshot. 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