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TradeWiz

Solana Telegram trading and copy-trading bot; also runs a separate EVM bot and a web copy-trading app.

Checked · 3 sources cited · See the facts

Report card · rules v1.0Caution

At least one documented security incident, regulator action (non-fraud) or unverified performance claim in the last 5 years.

Facts behind this result

  • Caution Sept 30, 2026: TradeWiz disclosed a private-key exposure in the key-export feature of SOL PVP, its Solana copy-trading web app. On-chain analysts counted about 20,900 drained wallets and $439K–$459K taken. TradeWiz said it would fully compensate verified losses and that a first wave of refunds was sent. Rule Y1 Source ↗

Your money: The bot creates and controls a wallet for you; it holds the keys.

Rule-based, not an opinion or a rating of performance. How report cards work. Payouts never change a report card. Not investment advice.

Fact sheet

Pricing
1% fee on every buy and sell, plus network, priority and pool fees.Source: tradewiz.gitbook.io/tradewiz/fees
Markets / exchanges
Solana DEXs (Pump.fun, Raydium, Meteora, Jupiter and others)Source: tradewiz.gitbook.io/tradewiz/tradewiz-bot-guide
How it touches your money
Bot-managed wallets
Code / license
Proprietary
Official site
fastradewiz.com
Official Telegram
Source: tradewiz.gitbook.io/tradewiz/linksCheck another handle
Last checked
Oct 15, 2026

Incidents & red flags

Sept 30, 2026: TradeWiz disclosed a private-key exposure in the key-export feature of SOL PVP, its Solana copy-trading web app. On-chain analysts counted about 20,900 drained wallets and $439K–$459K taken. TradeWiz said it would fully compensate verified losses and that a first wave of refunds was sent.

Source: bitquery.io/investigations/tradewiz-hack

In the incident tracker

  • Sep 30, 2026: TradeWiz SOL PVP private-key exposure Estimated loss: About $439K–$459K in SOL (third-party estimates: ~$438.9K by an independent researcher, ~$459.5K by Bitquery at $120/SOL). TradeWiz published no total. Partial refunds reported; completion not independently verified

Common questions about TradeWiz

Is TradeWiz legit?

TradeWiz is a real product with an official site (fastradewiz.com). Its report card is Caution because of sourced facts: Sept 30, 2026: TradeWiz disclosed a private-key exposure in the key-export feature of SOL PVP, its Solana copy-trading web app. On-chain analysts counted about 20,900 drained wallets and $439K–$459K taken. TradeWiz said it would fully compensate verified losses and that a first wave of refunds was sent. Being real doesn’t make it risk-free.

Is TradeWiz safe?

No trading bot is risk-free, and we don’t rate safety. What the sourced record shows: The bot creates and controls a wallet for you; it holds the keys. Security incident on record: Sep 30, 2026: TradeWiz SOL PVP private-key exposure. Estimated loss: About $439K–$459K in SOL (third-party estimates: ~$438.9K by an independent researcher, ~$459.5K by Bitquery at $120/SOL). TradeWiz published no total. Refunds: partial refunds reported; completion not independently verified. Because the bot holds the keys to the wallet it creates for you, a leak or hack on its side can drain that wallet, so keep only what you are actively trading there.

Has TradeWiz been hacked?

Yes. Sep 30, 2026: TradeWiz SOL PVP private-key exposure. Estimated loss: About $439K–$459K in SOL (third-party estimates: ~$438.9K by an independent researcher, ~$459.5K by Bitquery at $120/SOL). TradeWiz published no total. Refunds: partial refunds reported; completion not independently verified. Details and sources are in our incident tracker.

Who holds my keys or funds with TradeWiz?

The bot creates and controls a wallet for you; it holds the keys. Connection: Bot-managed wallets.

Is TradeWiz available in the US or my country?

Not verified yet: we haven’t confirmed which countries TradeWiz serves. Check the eligibility or restricted-countries section of its terms on fastradewiz.com before you sign up.

How much does TradeWiz cost?

1% fee on every buy and sell, plus network, priority and pool fees. The source is linked in the fact sheet above.

Answers come only from the sourced facts on this page, checked Oct 15, 2026. Where we lack data we say “Not verified yet”. Not investment advice.

Before you connect any bot

  1. Type the official address yourself (fastradewiz.com). Don’t follow links from DMs, WhatsApp or Telegram groups. You can check a website for look-alike domains or check a Telegram handle.
  2. If it uses exchange API keys, turn off withdrawal permission and restrict the key to the bot’s IP addresses if your exchange allows it.
  3. Start with an amount you can afford to lose and check the fees above against your trade size.
  4. Be suspicious of guaranteed or daily returns. They recur throughout the cases on our watchlist.