SOLANA ยท WORKFLOW COMPARISON
Multi-chain trading bots for Solana: five options compared
Banana Gun, Bloom, Maestro, MEVX and SolTradingBot have confirmed records covering Solana and other networks. Multi-chain access can keep several markets within one product family, but it does not imply one shared balance, one fee or identical order controls. The table lists retained network coverage and keeps the ordinary fee comparison specifically on Solana.
Five options at a glance
Alphabetical selection, not a ranked top five. On smaller screens, scroll the table horizontally.
| Product | Evidence context / access | Recorded trading networks | Recorded ordinary Solana platform fee | Capability evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Banana Gun | Telegram | Solana, Ethereum, BNB, Base, MegaETH, Robinhood, Stable, HyperEVM, Arc, NEAR | 1% Official fee source; 22 October 2026. |
Observed interface controls 22 October 2026 Capability source |
| Bloom | Telegram + Web | Solana, Ethereum, BNB, Base, HyperEVM, Robinhood, Arc, Ink | 1% Official fee source; 7 October 2026. |
Official documentation 7 October 2026 Capability source |
| Maestro | Telegram | Solana, Ethereum, BNB, Arbitrum, Base, Avalanche, Sonic, TRON, TON, Monad, HyperEVM, Robinhood, Arc, Stable, Ink | 1% Official fee source; 7 October 2026. |
Observed interface controls 7 October 2026 Capability source |
| MEVX | Web | Solana, Ethereum, BNB, Base, Monad, Robinhood | 0.90% Beginner; 0.70% Diamond Official fee source; 29 September 2026. |
Observed interface controls 29 September 2026 Capability source |
| SolTradingBot | Telegram | Solana, Ethereum, BNB, Base, Robinhood, Monad | 1% Publisher-supplied fee record; no direct official fee source linked; 7 October 2026. |
Observed interface controls 28 October 2026 Capability source |
Platform rates are shown in their recorded form. These are not guaranteed all-in or net costs. Cashback, volume rewards, network fees and optional tips remain separate. UNKNOWN is an evidence gap, not zero or No.
How this shortlist was selected
Inclusion requires Solana plus at least one other currently supported trading network in a confirmed canonical record, together with a Solana guide. Products appear alphabetically. This is not a ranking by number of chains: coverage alone does not establish depth, feature parity or a suitable route for your token.
Banana Gun
A multi-network Telegram product
Banana Gun has an inspected multi-chain Telegram selector that includes Solana. This is the Telegram bot, not the separate Banana Pro browser terminal. Keep that product distinction when comparing network lists and order controls.
Select the target network before choosing a wallet or token. A chain in the selector does not establish identical automation or fee treatment across all chains. The fee shown here applies to ordinary Solana trades.
Supporting check: Observed interface controls; 22 October 2026. View official source. This is the retained date for this capability record, not a new full-product audit or an execution benchmark.
Bloom
Solana and EVM contexts in the Bloom family
Bloom has documented network coverage spanning Solana and several EVM networks. Its Telegram and Manager workflows should be checked in the selected chain context. A common product name does not make a Solana instruction an EVM instruction.
Confirm the chain, wallet and supported venue for the task. Keep a trading route separate from a filter or an automation feature. Do not infer private routing or custody guarantees from the supported-network list.
Supporting check: Official documentation; 7 October 2026. View official source. Solana interface scope: supporting source; 7 October 2026. This is the retained date for this capability record, not a new full-product audit or an execution benchmark.
Maestro
An inspected chain selector in Telegram
Maestro has a broad inspected network selector, including Solana. That supports comparing its access model when you trade across ecosystems. The Solana guide and EVM guides need their own settings because the relevant networks and transaction controls differ.
Check the specific bot, chain and wallet before entering a token. A Solana mint address is not an EVM contract address, and a feature documented on one chain is not automatically available on another.
Supporting check: Observed interface controls; 7 October 2026. View official source. This is the retained date for this capability record, not a new full-product audit or an execution benchmark.
MEVX
A browser product with multiple network contexts
MEVX has an observed multi-chain web product that includes Solana. Its separate Telegram and extension records do not establish identical functionality on those surfaces. The Solana fee table retains the published rank tiers.
Review the active network and supported route inside the surface you intend to use. The Beginner and Diamond fee labels are account ranks, not a claim that the same rate or controls apply to every network.
Supporting check: Observed interface controls; 29 September 2026. View official source. This is the retained date for this capability record, not a new full-product audit or an execution benchmark.
SolTradingBot
A chain-qualified Telegram selector
SolTradingBot has an inspected Telegram chain list covering Solana and several other networks. Its name does not mean the product is limited to Solana. The selection here follows that explicit surface record rather than assuming support from a marketing label.
Check the chosen network and its receiving wallet. Keep the Solana setup, fees and automation settings separate from the corresponding EVM workflow. A chain change in the interface is not a transfer or bridge of funds.
Supporting check: Observed interface controls; 28 October 2026. View official source. This is the retained date for this capability record, not a new full-product audit or an execution benchmark.
Network coverage is the first check, not the last
After confirming support for a network, check the exact product surface and token route. Web, Telegram and extension interfaces can expose different controls. An enabled chain selector does not establish every order type or automated task on that chain.
Use the appropriate chain review for the workflow you actually intend to use. The linked reviews in this shortlist cover Solana; their Solana-specific instructions should not be applied to another chain without checking that context.
Switching chains does not move funds
Inspect the destination network, asset and receiving wallet before funding. The same product can hold or connect different wallets in different contexts. Identical-looking addresses or one login do not prove a shared balance.
A bridge or exchange is a separate operation with its own route, cost and destination. This shortlist does not claim that any listed product automatically bridges funds when you change its network selector.
Keep fees and execution contexts separate
The table reports ordinary Solana platform rates only. It does not price an Ethereum, Base or BNB order using a Solana fee. Check the active network gas, route costs and order quote separately.
HyperEVM and HyperCore are different execution contexts. A supported HyperEVM record does not establish HyperCore spot or perpetuals access. Similarly, a supported-chain list is not proof of cross-chain copy execution, shared positions or synchronized order history.
Research scope and responsibility
The On-Chain Trading Bots Research Network editorial team maintains these comparisons. Each product section links the retained source and its original check date. Documentation establishes what the provider describes; interface observation establishes the controls seen in that context. Neither alone proves successful execution, speed, profitability or technical custody.
Multi-chain trading on Solana: questions
Does multi-chain support mean the same features on every chain?
No. Confirm the exact chain, interface and feature. A supported network does not establish every order type, launchpad or automation capability.
Will switching the network transfer my trading balance?
No transfer is established by changing a selector. Check the wallet and balance for the selected network; funding or bridging is a separate operation.
Are all fees in this table valid on Base and BNB too?
No. This table compares ordinary Solana platform fees. Other chains and order types require their own applicable fee records or current quotes.
Does HyperEVM support also establish HyperCore support?
No. They are different execution contexts. The recorded network list must be read literally, without extending HyperEVM support to HyperCore.