Pricing
Bitlot charges a fee only when a trade closes in profit
Signing up is free and there is no subscription. Bitlot takes a fuel fee of 20% of the profit on each winning close. Losing trades are charged no fuel fee.
Free to start
$0to sign up · no subscription
- No sign-up fee and no monthly subscription
- 20% of the profit on each winning close, charged per profitable close, not on net profit
- A $5 minimum fuel balance to open new positions
- Closing positions is never blocked, whatever your fuel balance
- Unused fuel can be withdrawn
A worked example
| Trade 1 closes +$100 | fuel $20 |
| Trade 2 closes −$100 | fuel $0 |
| Net trading result $0 · fuel paid $20 | |
Fuel is charged per profitable close, not on net profit.
What is fuel?
Fuel is a prepaid balance that fees are taken from. You top it up in the app, and each winning close deducts 20% of that trade’s profit.
The fuel balance is held by Bitlot, separate from your exchange account. Your trading funds stay on your exchange; only the fuel you top up sits with Bitlot, and any unused fuel can be withdrawn.
Pricing questions
Signing up is free. Bitlot charges a fuel fee of 20% of the profit on each winning close, paid from a prepaid fuel balance. Losing trades are charged no fuel fee.
No. Fuel is charged per profitable close, not on net profit. If one trade closes +$100 and the next closes −$100, you pay $20 on the first and nothing on the second.
A prepaid balance that fuel fees are taken from. You need at least $5 of fuel to open new positions; closing positions is never blocked. Unused fuel can be withdrawn.
No. Fuel is only charged when a trade closes in profit.
Start automating on your own account
Create your free accountFree to sign up · No subscription · Trade-only API keys