SOLANA TRADING TOOLS · TERMINAL COMPARISON

Solana trading terminal comparison

Compare Solana web trading terminals side by side. Check fees, order types and execution controls across 11 currently active Solana terminals.

11 active terminals2 or 3 side by sideSolana only

Alphabetical by default. UNKNOWN means not confirmed, never “No”. Platform fees are separate from network costs and rewards.

01 / BUILD YOUR COMPARISON

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Filters show confirmed matches and keep your existing selections. Fee sorting lists exact spot rates first; other fee models follow alphabetically.

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02 / CURRENT SOLANA SNAPSHOT

The facts, before you choose

11 products have active Solana trading and a confirmed web interface. Telegram-only bots are excluded. Confirmed exact spot platform fees range from 0% to 1%. Tiered and “up to” prices retain their own labels. BullX NEO is excluded because its Solana trading status is disabled.

This comparison focuses on Solana web terminals. Some selected products also offer Telegram or mobile access. The recorded features describe the Solana product; they do not establish that every feature is available in its web interface. Check the guide for surface-specific limits.

Current active Solana web terminals — spot fees and confirmed features
ProductSpot platform feeAccess surfacesCopy tradingSnipingPriority controls
Axiom TradeActive on Solana1%WebUNKNOWNYesmanual
Banana ProActive on SolanaUNKNOWNWebYesYesmanual
BloomActive on Solana1%Telegram + Web + Pwa + Browser extensionYesYesmanual
GMGNActive on Solana1%Web + Telegram + Mobile appYesYesUNKNOWN
MEVXActive on Solana0.90% Beginner; 0.70% DiamondWeb + Telegram + Browser extensionYesYesmanual
PhotonActive on Solana1%WebUNKNOWNUNKNOWNmanual
SigmaActive on Solana0%Telegram + WebUNKNOWNUNKNOWNUNKNOWN
TelemetryActive on Solana1%WebUNKNOWNUNKNOWNUNKNOWN
TerminalActive on SolanaUp to 1%WebUNKNOWNUNKNOWNmanual
TradeWizActive on SolanaUNKNOWNTelegram + WebYesYesUNKNOWN
Trojan TerminalActive on Solana1%WebYesYesUNKNOWN

Records are loaded from our public comparison data. Individual guides explain verification dates and limitations. Auto-sell does not establish every take-profit, stop-loss or trailing-stop mode. Rewards and referral commission are not automatically deducted from platform fees.

03 / CHOOSE BY WORKFLOW

What matters for your Solana trades?

Manual trading

Start with the interface, limit and DCA orders, then compare priority and MEV controls. A Jito relation does not guarantee a particular speed, protection level or fill.

Copy trading

Require confirmed copy execution. Inspect sizing, slippage and exit controls in the guide. Following a wallet or seeing its trades is a separate feature.

Launch workflows

Separate discovery filters from sniping and trading support. Pump.fun discovery does not prove that a product can execute every launch stage.

For an editorial shortlist, read our best Solana trading bots guide. For research alongside execution, explore Solana trading tools and Solana wallet setup.

04 / QUICK ANSWERS

Solana trading terminal questions

What is the best Solana trading terminal?

The best fit depends on your workflow. Compare the web interface, confirmed order types and Solana execution controls. There is no universal winner. Use the buying guide for an editorial shortlist and this tool to check individual features.

Which Solana trading terminals have the lowest fees?

Sigma has the lowest confirmed exact Solana spot platform rate in this dataset: 0%. This excludes network fees, priority fees, tips and protocol costs. Tiered rates, “up to” rates and unknown rates are not ranked as exact prices. A spot fee does not establish a sniper fee.

Which Solana terminals support copy trading?

Confirmed Solana copy-trading support: Banana Pro, Bloom, GMGN, MEVX, TradeWiz, Trojan Terminal. UNKNOWN means the public data does not confirm the feature. Wallet tracking alone does not establish copy execution.

Which Solana trading terminals support sniping?

Confirmed Solana sniping support: Axiom Trade, Banana Pro, Bloom, GMGN, MEVX, TradeWiz, Trojan Terminal. Sniping methods and supported launch stages vary. Check the individual guide before choosing a workflow.

Which support Pump.fun workflows?

Axiom Trade — Pump.fun (relation type unspecified); Banana Pro — Pump.fun (sniper); Bloom — Pump.fun (trade); GMGN — Pump.fun (native_launch_integration); MEVX — Pump.fun (sniper); Photon — Pump.fun (filter); Sigma — Pump.fun (filter); Telemetry — Pump.fun (filter); Terminal — Pump.fun (filter); TradeWiz — Pump.fun (relation type unspecified); Trojan Terminal — Pump.fun (filter). The table identifies Pump.fun relations where their type is explicit. A filter is token discovery; a trade or sniper relation describes a different capability. No relation shown means UNKNOWN, not unsupported. A launchpad name alone does not confirm every pool or launch stage.

Axiom vs GMGN vs Terminal: what differs?

Axiom Trade: spot platform fee 1%; Solana copy trading UNKNOWN. GMGN: spot platform fee 1%; Solana copy trading Yes. Terminal: spot platform fee Up to 1%; Solana copy trading UNKNOWN. Select all three to compare the remaining recorded controls. Terminal is the current name of the former Padre product.

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