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Trojan Bot Fees Explained (2026): 1% Fee, 20% Cashback and Every Other Cost

Trojan charges 1% per successful trade and gives every user 20% cashback, about 0.8% net. Gas tips, sniper tips, venue fees and rent come on top. Here is the full math.

Trojan bot charges 1% per successful trade, and its docs say every user gets 20% of that back as cashback, so the net fee is about 0.8% per buy or sell. On top of that you pay a gas tip (0.0015 SOL on Fast, 0.0075 SOL on Turbo), the launchpad or DEX fee, a separate tip for snipes, and a refundable rent deposit for each new token.

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Facts on this page were checked October 23, 2026, from Trojan's own docs and the sources linked below. This is a research-based review built from published docs, not a hands-on trial. For features and safety, see our Trojan review; this page covers cost only.

Trojan's platform fee and cashback

Trojan's docs say: "Fees on Trojan on Solana are 1%, but all Trojan users receive 20% cashback on every Trade!" The rewards page repeats that "all Trojan on Solana users now receive 20% cashback on trading fees".

ItemRatePer 1 SOL trade
Trojan fee1%0.010 SOL
Cashback (all users)20% of the fee0.002 SOL back
Net~0.8%0.008 SOL

Three details change the math:

  • Successful trades only. The docs say fees are only deducted for successful transactions, and are taken during swap routing.
  • Same fee on Telegram and web. The cashback applies on both.
  • No volume tiers. Unlike Axiom or Telemetry, Trojan's documented cashback doesn't rise with volume. The rewards page doesn't say when cashback is paid out or whether there is a minimum.

Trojan's docs don't list an extra discount for referred users. CoinGecko's August 2025 guide described a 0.9% fee for referred users, but the current docs describe universal 20% cashback instead, which is larger and doesn't depend on a link. Referral rewards go to the referrer, up to a 35% share across five layers, paid daily. More in Trojan referral code. Our link is Visit Trojan; your fee is the same either way.

Every other cost on a Trojan trade

Gas tips. Trojan's presets are Fast at 0.0015 SOL and Turbo at 0.0075 SOL per transaction, or a custom amount. The docs warn that "Gas tips are paid to the network even if your transaction fails." A Sell Priority Fee Override lets you pay a different amount on sells.

MEV protection. Can be switched on separately for buys and sells. The docs say "MEV Protection uses validator tips for better performance" and that it uses your gas settings, so there's no separate tip on a normal swap. Background: Solana MEV protection explained.

Sniper tips. Snipes are different. Trojan keeps sniper gas and the tip to broadcast providers such as Jito separate. The docs' example is a 0.1 SOL total split as 0.02 SOL priority and 0.08 SOL tip. Jito's own minimum is just 1,000 lamports per bundle (Jito); the 0.1 SOL figure reflects how competitive snipes are, not a floor.

Base network fee. 5,000 lamports per signature (Solana docs).

Venue fees. Pump.fun charges 1.25% per trade on its bonding curve and 1.25%-0.30% on PumpSwap (Pump.fun, updated October 17, 2026). Raydium AMM v4 pools charge 0.25% (Raydium). Trojan's docs also warn that some launchpads add their own fees and that Token-2022 tokens may carry a transfer tax you should allow for in slippage.

Rent. Each new token opens a token account with a refundable deposit, about 0.00149 SOL after Solana's 2026 rent cut, or 0.00204 SOL for older accounts (Sol Incinerator).

Worked example: a 1 SOL round trip

Buy 1 SOL of a token, sell at the same price. Our calculations:

CostCurve, Fast gasCurve, Turbo gasRaydium 0.25%, Fast gas
Trojan fee, net of cashback (x 2)0.016 SOL0.016 SOL0.016 SOL
Venue fee (x 2)0.025 SOL0.025 SOL0.005 SOL
Gas tip (x 2)0.003 SOL0.015 SOL0.003 SOL
Total~0.044 SOL (4.4%)~0.056 SOL (5.6%)~0.024 SOL (2.4%)
Rent deposit (refundable)~0.0015 SOL~0.0015 SOL~0.0015 SOL

Switching from Fast to Turbo costs an extra 0.012 SOL per round trip, more than the cashback saves (0.004 SOL). Turbo is worth it only when speed decides the trade.

Worked example: 100 trades

100 trades of 0.5 SOL (50 buys, 50 sells, 50 tokens) in 0.25% pools:

CostFast (0.0015)Turbo (0.0075)
Trojan fee charged (1% of 50 SOL)0.500 SOL0.500 SOL
Cashback returned (20%)-0.100 SOL-0.100 SOL
Venue fees0.125 SOL0.125 SOL
Gas tips (100 trades)0.150 SOL0.750 SOL
Net total0.675 SOL1.275 SOL
Rent locked (50 accounts)~0.074 SOL~0.074 SOL

Failed transactions add to the gas line: each retry pays the tip again, though not the 1% fee.

Trojan fees vs other Solana bots

PlatformBase feeDocumented discountNet for a new userFee on failed trades
Trojan1%20% cashback for all~0.8%No platform fee; gas still paid
Axiom1%Cashback tiers + 10% referral~0.86% (referred)Not documented
BONKbot1%Telemetry cashback tiers~0.95% at Iron (see page)No platform fee (successful swaps only)
GMGN1%None1%Not documented
Photon1%None1%Not documented

For a new user, Trojan has the lowest net platform fee of the 1%-base bots. See Solana trading bot fees compared and cheapest Solana trading bot, or the head-to-head Trojan vs BONKbot.

Hidden-fee gotchas on Trojan

  • Failed trades still cost gas. Retrying a stuck buy five times on Turbo burns 0.0375 SOL.
  • Snipes are priced separately. A sniper tip can be many times a normal gas tip.
  • Copy trading repeats every cost. Each copied buy and sell pays the fee and gas.
  • Transfer-tax tokens. Token-2022 taxes come out of your tokens, not as a visible fee.
  • Burning is permanent. Trojan's burn menu reclaims about 0.002 SOL per dead token, but the tokens are gone.

How to lower your Trojan costs

  1. Use Fast, not Turbo, unless you're racing other buyers. Use the sell override if exits need more speed.
  2. Keep MEV protection on for buys and sells; sandwich losses dwarf the tip.
  3. Trade graduated tokens in low-fee pools when timing allows.
  4. Close empty token accounts from Trojan's burn menu, or export the key and use an outside tool; see how to reclaim SOL from trading bots and best SOL reclaim tool.
  5. Don't chase "bigger" codes. Trojan's cashback is already universal. Compare documented perks on Axiom referral code, GMGN referral code, Photon referral code and BONKbot referral code.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are Trojan bot's fees?

Trojan's docs say fees are 1% per trade and all users receive 20% cashback, which works out to about 0.8% net by our calculation. The fee is only taken on successful transactions.

What are Trojan's Fast and Turbo gas settings?

Trojan's docs list Fast at 0.0015 SOL and Turbo at 0.0075 SOL per transaction, or you can set a custom amount. Gas tips go to the network and are paid even if the transaction fails.

How much does a 1 SOL round trip cost on Trojan?

On a Pump.fun bonding-curve token with Fast gas, about 0.044 SOL (4.4%) by our calculation: 0.016 SOL net Trojan fee, 0.025 SOL Pump.fun fee and 0.003 SOL gas. With Turbo gas it rises to about 0.056 SOL.

Does a Trojan referral code lower fees?

Trojan's current docs don't list an extra discount for referred users. The 20% cashback applies to everyone, so the net fee is about 0.8% with or without a referral link.

Can Trojan reclaim rent from empty token accounts?

Yes. Trojan's docs describe closing empty token accounts from its burn menu to reclaim SOL, and say burning a dead token returns about 0.002 SOL. Burning is irreversible.

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