Creating a Bot

Create a Demo account first (optional)

Before going live, you can test with a demo account:

1. Choose API Demo.
2. Enter an API Name and an API Tag, then click Finish.
3. The Demo API is created. It is a simulated API only and cannot connect to a real wallet.

Set up alerts

Nanobot can send signals directly via Telegram, thanks to features built for traders that set it apart from other messaging platforms. One of Telegram's standout capabilities is instant notifications — traders can receive alerts on mobile or desktop, ensuring they always stay informed about the latest market movements.

How to create an alert

1. Click + to create an alert and scan the QR code on screen.
2. Enter the Chat ID you received via Telegram and give the alert a name.
3. The alert is created.

Create the bot

1. Click Create bot and choose a strategy.
2. Name the bot, choose the trading pair, and set the timeframe.
3. Select the alert you created to send bot signals.

Base Order setup

Set the investment budget, enter the order size, and create the conditions that let the bot operate.

Entry-condition setup

• First step order filter — the first set of conditions the system checks before opening an order, using indicators to define the conditions.
• Trend Setting — "the period when price begins to form a new market direction," or the point where the market starts to change structure and a clear trend emerges.
• Step Order — splitting buy/sell orders into multiple steps (multiple entries) along predefined price ranges, instead of entering the whole position at once; the system enters gradually, step by step.
• Step order condition — a conditional order; an automated buy/sell function with conditions (such as a target price) defined in advance.
• Step order filter — the filter conditions before the system opens the next step in a step-based system, using indicators to define conditions. Opening the order may differ from the first entry, for example: Are we still in the same trend? If the condition does not pass, no additional step is opened.
• Simulator — preview the configuration of each order before going live.

Take Profit setup

Take Profit is the point at which the system closes profit automatically. If set as a percentage, the profit is calculated as a percent (%) from the average cost.

Stop Loss setup

Stop Loss defines a price level or loss level at which the system closes the deal automatically when the price moves against you to the defined point.

Verify before going live

1. Connected exchange account — make sure the correct exchange account is selected and the connection status is working normally.
2. Selected pair or asset — make sure the chosen coin or asset matches the plan you actually want to use.
3. Bot type and strategy — make sure the chosen bot type matches your purpose, e.g. DCA, Grid, Signal, Scalping, or Trend.
4. Capital size — make sure the Base Order, Safety Order, number of steps, and total budget do not exceed your intended budget.
5. Risk management values — make sure Take Profit, Stop Loss, Trailing Features, and Risk Exposure are set appropriately.
6. Entry and exit conditions — make sure Percent, Condition, Filter, Trend, or other signals match the logic you want.
7. Available balance — make sure the available balance is enough to start and is not overcommitted to other deals.
8. Notifications — make sure system notifications are turned on so you can track bot and deal status.