Trojan, FOMO, GMGN, Maestro and SolPump all let you copy Solana wallets. Here's which one fits your style, and the risks of copy trading memecoins.
Rank 1Why it’s here: Best for mobile traders and beginners. Lowest headline fee in this list: 0.5% per trade (TechCrunch).
Rank 2Why it’s here: Best for copy traders and multichain users. Web, mobile apps and a Telegram bot (@GMGN_sol_bot).
Rank 3Why it’s here: The broadest feature set we found (limit and DCA orders, copy trading, sniping, MEV protection), 20% cashback for every user and no confirmed platform exploit.
Rank 4Why it’s here: Best for multichain snipers. Supports 12 chains including Solana, Ethereum, BNB and Base.
Rank 5Why it’s here: Best for traders who follow Telegram callers and X accounts. Autobots copy buys from Telegram channels and caller feeds.
The best Solana copy trading bot in 2026, by our overall score, is Trojan (8.3/10). FOMO (7.8) is the easiest way to copy traders on a phone, GMGN (7.3) has the deepest wallet-tracking and copy tools, and Maestro (7.1) suits multichain snipers.
Copy trading means your bot watches another wallet and places the same trades automatically. It sounds simple, but in fast memecoin markets the copy is always a little late, and the wallet you follow may not be as good as it looks.
Trojan lists copy trading in its docs alongside sniping, limit orders, DCA and MEV protection. Its web terminal at trojan.com also lets you "track, analyze, and copy-trade specific wallets." The fee is 1% with 20% cashback for every user, so about 0.8% net. That's the lowest rate of these four on small trades; FOMO's 0.5% is cheaper once a trade is above about $190.
FOMO is a social trading app. You follow traders in a feed, see their buys and live profit/loss, and copy with a tap (fomo.family). TechCrunch reported a 0.5% fee with a $0.95 minimum on Solana and gas included (TechCrunch).
GMGN is built around smart-money tracking and copy trading, on web, iOS, Android and Telegram. Copy trades pay the same flat 1% as regular trades (GMGN docs; CoinCodeCap). It covers 11 chains on DefiLlama.
Maestro offers copy trading on Telegram across 12 chains, including Solana. Its Premium page lists 5 copy-trade wallets per chain on the free tier and 12 with Premium, which costs $200 per 30 days. The trading fee is 1% (docs).
SolPump's terminal at trade.solpump.io adds a twist: besides copying wallets, its Autobots can buy automatically from Telegram channels and caller feeds you connect. It pays 10% cashback plus $SOLPUMP rewards, but doesn't publish its trading fee. Full details in our SolPump review and SolPump guide.
| Bot | Fee (new user) | Copy trading surface | Chains | Notable limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trojan | ~0.8% net | Telegram, web | Solana | Solana only |
| FOMO | 0.5% ($0.95 min on Solana) | App feed | 8 on DefiLlama | Minimum fee |
| GMGN | 1% | Web, app, Telegram | 11 | Reported delays |
| Maestro | 1% | Telegram | 12 | 5 wallets/chain free |
| SolPump | Not published | Web (Autobots, wallets) | 4 | No fee page |
Most copy trading setups follow the same pattern. Trojan's docs are a good example of the options you'll see (Trojan):
Trojan also notes that it won't copy trades through custom programs, which "can be malicious and fake swaps", and that high-frequency sniper wallets "cannot be copied" because they send hundreds or thousands of transactions.
When the wallet you follow buys, your bot sees the transaction and then sends its own. By then the price may already have moved. On thin memecoins, that gap can be large, and if many people copy the same wallet, each copier pushes the price higher for the next. GMGN user reports of 2-5 second delays show how much time can pass. Higher priority fees and slippage help your copy land, but they also raise your cost.
Pick wallets carefully. A wallet with a big profit on one token may have been lucky, or may be an insider. Look at many trades over weeks, not one screenshot.
Watch for "exit liquidity" setups. A wallet that knows it's being copied can buy first, let followers push the price up, then sell into them. No copy trading bot can fully protect you from that.
Cap your size. Set a fixed maximum per copied trade. Most bots let you set amounts or percentages.
Set slippage and sell rules. A copy that buys late at 50% slippage can lose money even if the leader profits. Add take-profit and stop-loss rules where your bot supports them.
Count the fees. Each copied trade pays the bot fee, priority fees and venue fees, twice (buy and sell). Many small copies can cost more than they earn. See Solana trading bot fees compared.
Secure the bot. Use Telegram two-step verification and never share or import your bot's private key into untrusted apps. See are Solana trading bots safe?
These are the four bots in our overall ranking that offer full copy trading, ordered by the same rating used across the site: fees 30%, features 30%, security record 25%, usability 15%. We did not test copy trading with real funds; features and fees come from the linked provider pages and reporting, checked September 25, 2026. Full method on our about page.
For Telegram-specific picks, see best Solana trading bots for Telegram, or view the full Solana trading bot ranking.
Copy trading memecoins is extremely high risk. You copy losses as easily as wins, usually at a worse price, and there are no guaranteed returns. Bots can be hacked or shut down. Only use money you can afford to lose.
FAQ
Trojan scores highest overall (8.3/10) and includes copy trading with 20% fee cashback. GMGN has the deepest copy trading and wallet-tracking tools, and FOMO is the easiest on a phone.
Not natively. Axiom's docs cover wallet tracking, but we found no copy trading feature.
There's no guarantee. Copies execute after the original trade, often at a worse price, and the wallets you copy can lose money or even dump on followers.
Maestro's Premium page lists 5 copy-trade wallets per chain on the free tier and 12 with Premium ($200 per 30 days).