What fee does BasedBot charge? −
1.00% per trade. That is the rate this catalog carries for BasedBot, and it is what you pay whether you open it from this page or find it yourself: there is no discounted "our link" price here. Where a platform runs a tier ladder or a cashback programme, that sits on top of this rate and is described on its own site.
Is BasedBot safe to use? +
We do not score platforms, so this page will not answer yes or no. What the catalog carries: BasedBot is non-custodial. The platform does not say whether the private key can be exported. Between them, those two lines decide what happens to your balance if the operator disappears.
Which chains are supported? +
Base · Ethereum · BNB · Solana. Support for further networks is tracked on the chain pages and updated when the platform ships it.
Is BasedBot's MEV protection available on Solana? +
No. It is a toggle in /settings, and the documentation limits it to Ethereum, Base and BSC, where an enabled transaction is routed through a private mempool instead of the public one. Solana trades run without it, and Solana is where most of the memecoin flow goes, which is why the protection column here reads partial rather than yes.
Can I get the private key out of a wallet BasedBot generates? +
The documentation never says. It covers importing a key you already own, and it notes that importing over an occupied wallet slot shows the replaced wallet's key once, after which the message cannot be recovered — but there is no documented way to export a wallet the bot created for you. The security page adds that the key is not stored in the clear and that you are the only one who can see it. None of that answers the question, so the key export column is a dash.
How much does the cashback change what BasedBot costs? +
Five tiers pay back a share of the fees you have already paid, from 5% below $1,000 of trading volume to 25% above $1m, which turns the 1% headline rate into an effective 0.95% to 0.75%. It is credited in the native coin of the chain traded and can be claimed from $10 up. The fee column still shows 1%, because that is what the trade costs when it executes.