Non-custodial trading bots and terminals

Non-custodial means the private key is yours: the platform signs with a wallet you control, or hands you a key you can move at any time. If the operator disappears tomorrow your funds are still where you left them. What you lose is a tool, not a balance.

Check the label instead of trusting it, which is why the catalog splits it across two columns. Custody says who holds the key between trades; key export says whether you can take it back. GMGN prohibits private key export on every chain it supports and never says who holds it, so its custody column is a dash and it is missing from this page. That absence means the question is unanswered, not that the answer is bad.

Three of the listings here run on Turnkey, the key infrastructure built by Coinbase's custody engineers: Axiom, Terminal and Moonshot. It is the closest thing this market currently has to a standard. Photon hands you the key exactly once, at signup, and never again. That still counts as non-custodial, but miss the reveal and the wallet is only usable inside Photon.