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Waveleta

Web app that monitors 600+ crypto markets and flags changing activity, with an optional add-on that places orders on your own Kraken, OKX or Coinbase account through a trade-only API key.

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No serious incident, regulator action or shutdown found in the sources we checked. Not an endorsement.

No incident, regulator action, shutdown or unverified claim matched our rules as of Oct 15, 2026.

Your money: Connects to your exchange or broker with API keys; funds stay in your account there.

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Fact sheet

Pricing
2 days free with no card, then a 14-day trial, then €39/mo. Trading add-on €19/mo (no separate trial) plus €0.03 per executed order; exchange fees extra.Source: waveleta.com/trading
Markets / exchanges
Kraken, OKX, CoinbaseSource: waveleta.com/trading
How it touches your money
Exchange API keys (trade-only; keys with withdrawal permission are refused)
Code / license
Proprietary
Official site
waveleta.com
Last checked
Oct 19, 2026

Incidents & red flags

No security incidents, enforcement actions or shutdowns found in public sources as of Oct 15, 2026. That is not an endorsement.

Very new: waveleta.com was registered Aug 27, 2026 (public RDAP record) and its terms of use took effect Sep 7, 2026 (waveleta.com/terms), so there is no track record yet. The terms say Waveleta is a service name, not a legal entity; the company you contract with is only named at checkout. We found no independent user reviews as of Oct 19, 2026. Its own trading defaults are small (€20 per order, €10 daily loss cap, a stop-loss on every entry), and it can still lose money.

Common questions about Waveleta

Is Waveleta legit?

Waveleta is a real product with an official site (waveleta.com). We verified 3 of 3 core facts and found no security incident, regulator action or shutdown in the sources we checked as of Oct 19, 2026. That is a clean record, not an endorsement.

Is Waveleta safe?

No trading bot is risk-free, and we don’t rate safety. What the sourced record shows: Connects to your exchange or broker with API keys; funds stay in your account there. No security incident found in the sources we checked as of Oct 19, 2026. Funds stay in your exchange account; create the API key with withdrawals turned off so a leaked key can’t move money out.

Has Waveleta been hacked?

No security incident found in the sources we checked as of Oct 19, 2026. If one is reported we add it to this page and the incident tracker, and watchers get an email.

Who holds my keys or funds with Waveleta?

Connects to your exchange or broker with API keys; funds stay in your account there. Connection: Exchange API keys (trade-only; keys with withdrawal permission are refused).

Is Waveleta available in the US or my country?

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

How much does Waveleta cost?

2 days free with no card, then a 14-day trial, then €39/mo. Trading add-on €19/mo (no separate trial) plus €0.03 per executed order; exchange fees extra. The source is linked in the fact sheet above.

Answers come only from the sourced facts on this page, checked Oct 19, 2026. Where we lack data we say “Not verified yet”. Not investment advice.

Before you connect any bot

  1. Type the official address yourself (waveleta.com). Don’t follow links from DMs, WhatsApp or Telegram groups. You can check a website for look-alike domains.
  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.