Gunbot Features
A hybrid trading setup: your trading core runs on your own machine, VPS, or server, paired with a hosted workspace that gives you a clear view of your bots. Fully self-hosting the workspace is possible too.
API secrets and order execution are in your own custody. The workspace adds remote access, multi-bot management, and tools such as backtesting around the cores you run.

A modern workspace for the bots you run yourself.
Gunbot separates the interface from the trading core. Your connected cores handle keys and order execution, while the workspace gives you a fast and powerful way to monitor and control them from anywhere. Exchange credentials are stored on the core only, and Gunbot does not track users in either the interface or trading core. Use the hosted workspace, or self-host the interface too.
- Run the trading core on Windows, macOS, Linux, a VPS, dedicated server, or Raspberry Pi, with the visual interface or in headless mode.
- Open the hosted workspace from anywhere without being tied to the machine where the bot runs.
- Control multiple connected cores from one workspace instead of jumping between separate local panels.
- Use the hosted workspace for easier access and setup, and run backtesting away from the machine responsible for live trading.
Use every supported exchange. With any number of keys.
Connect as many API keys as your setup needs across supported exchanges, accounts, subaccounts, bots, and strategies. Keep separate accounts separate while managing the broader setup from one workspace.
Exchange profiles that scale with the setup
Keep exchange accounts, subaccounts, and strategy-specific API keys separate while managing them from the same workspace.
- Use the exchanges you need. Connect one or many supported exchanges in the same workspace.
- Keep accounts separate. Add multiple API keys on the same supported exchange when accounts, subaccounts, or strategies need their own credentials.
- See the whole setup together. Keep exchange profiles visible beside connected bots, pairs, tests, and strategy work.
Supported derivatives: Perpetuals
Supported derivatives: USDⓈ-M Futures, COIN-M Futures.
Localized platforms supported: tr. (Turkey)
Supported derivatives: USDT perpetual, Universal margin perpetual
Supported derivatives: USDT perpetuals, Inverse perpetuals
Localized platforms supported: https://api.bybit.nl, https://api.bybit-tr.com, https://api.bybit.kz. https://api.bybitgeorgia.ge, https://api.bybit.ae, https://api.bytick.com
Supported derivatives: derivatives markets only. Spot trading is not supported.
Both v4 and v3 protocols are supported.
Supported derivatives: Perpetual Swaps, Futures
Localized platforms supported: eea. (EU), my. (USA/UK), us.(USA)
Core Gunbot strategies plus a large library of ready-made frameworks.
Strategies define the trading behavior of your bots. Start with Gunbot's grid, DCA, step-based, and futures engines; assemble rules in Strategy Builder; route TradingView alerts; or write the full decision logic in Custom JS. It also includes scalping, intraday, trend, confluence, and breakout strategies.
Run market-neutral grid logic across a defined price range.
Use spot-focused grid and DCA logic with deeper control over entries, exits, exposure, and continuous trading.
StepGrid, StepGridHybrid, and StepGridScalp cover step-based reactions from general trading to trend-aware and shorter-term setups.
Use futures-specific grid logic, including hedge-mode setups where long and short exposure can be managed separately.
Combine methods, indicators, confirmations, limits, DCA, trailing, stops, and pair overrides without writing a full strategy.
Write your own decision logic while Gunbot provides market data, state, exchange connectivity, execution, persistence, chart targets, and optional external modules.
Use webhook or email alerts as an execution path while Gunbot handles exchange connectivity and order placement.
Momentum scalping using Double CCI direction plus RSI/RSIOMA strength filters.
Fast EMA crossover scalper designed to catch early short-term trend shifts.
Bollinger Bands, EMA and Awesome Oscillator strategy for volatile trending markets.
Multi-confirmation trend/momentum framework using RSI-style signals, smoothed trend filters and momentum confirmation.
Trend-following scalper using higher-timeframe direction, EMA 150 and SuperTrend signals.
EMA group crossover and pullback scalping logic.
Mean-reversion scalper using Bollinger extremes, RSI recovery and low ADX conditions.
Breakout scalper using EMA position against Keltner channel bands.
PSAR breakout strategy with Fibonacci-style retracement entries and defined targets.
Level-based signal strategy filtered by slower GMMA trend direction.
Extreme Bollinger Band retracement strategy for short timeframe scalping.
Keltner, SMA/EMA, MACD histogram and stochastic momentum strategy.
Price-action scalper based on bullish and bearish engulfing patterns.
Stochastic crossover strategy filtered by its own moving average.
Gann HiLo, DSS Bressert, LSMA and momentum filter based scalper.
Double CCI and ribbon-style confirmation strategy for fast entries.
EMA trend filter plus Stochastic RSI pullback entries.
PSAR, EMA 100 and MACD trend scalping logic.
EMA 50 band, EMA 100 and stochastic pullback strategy.
PSAR direction filtered by SMA and CCI momentum.
EMA/SMA angle and pullback based intraday scalping model.
Simplified signal/filter scalper with pivot-based exits.
Williams trend-following scalper with pivot target logic.
Filtered arrow and pivot-level scalping framework.
Fast momentum strategy with tightly scoped entries, exits, and trade management.
Uses EMA 10/25/50 crossovers confirmed by Parabolic SAR. Built for cleaner trend entries on 30m and 1h charts.
EMA crossover strategy with full-candle confirmation, optional RSI/Stochastic filters and protection exits.
EMA 20 plus MACD 12/26/9 strategy. Includes partial sell, breakeven behavior and trailing stop logic.
Uses SMA 100 as support/resistance with MACD 15/26/9 confirmation. Includes Volatmeter-style range filtering and SMA retest re-entries.
A 5m intraday trend strategy using EMA 10/21 pullbacks, SMA50 angle, ADX confirmation and fire-zone entries.
Combines EMA 9/30, Momentum and Tom Demark-style trendline breaks. The idea is to enter only when trend, momentum and structure agree.
Uses candlestick reversal/continuation patterns, Stochastic confirmation and EMA 5/13 second-chance entries. Designed around multi-timeframe style trend confirmation.
A confluence strategy using moving averages, RSI and internal buy/sell alerts. It waits for multiple trend and momentum conditions to align.
Combines CCI Stochastic momentum with GMMA short/long EMA trend confirmation. Built to identify momentum shifts inside a larger trend.
Supertrend flips create dynamic breakout zones. Gunbot waits for price to break beyond the zone before entering, instead of chasing the flip immediately.
Finds confirmed bases, waits for a crack below them, and manages staged recovery trades.
Tune how every strategy executes.
Strategies decide when to act. These controls define position size, DCA, trailing, confirmations, recovery logic, automation, and remote operations around those decisions.
Set pair limits, keep base-currency reserves, configure DCA triggers and spacing, cap exposure, filter dust balances, and choose whether exits sell the full position or leave a moonbag.
Trail entries, exits, DCA orders, reversals, futures closes, and stop triggers so orders can wait for price action to confirm the move.
Work with ADX, EMA, SMA, RSI, Stochastic, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku, MFI, EMA Spread, and the integrated Tulip indicator library.
Use reversal trading to work down cost basis by cycling an underperforming position instead of automatically adding fresh capital.
AutoConfig can add pairs, filter markets, change risk, switch strategies, or halt trading when defined conditions change.
Use a private Telegram bot for PnL reports, trade alerts, status checks, and live configuration commands.
Build the pair setup that fits your trading structure.
Gunbot Unlimited gives you a flexible editor for pairs, exchanges, and connected cores. Run a small setup with one pair, scale one core across many markets, or split work across multiple instances when separation makes more sense.
- Run as many pairs on one trading core as its hardware and exchange rate limits can handle.
- Use one exchange or multiple supported exchanges in the same broader setup.
- Edit individual pairs with care, or apply changes in batches when needed.
- Separate cores by strategy, account, exchange, region, or distance to exchange servers.

Real strategy testing, without stressing your trading core.
Gunbot Unlimited turns backtesting into a built-in part of the hosted workspace. Test Gunbot spot and futures strategies, including your own custom JavaScript strategies, then inspect the full result visually and save useful runs for later.
- Backtest all included Gunbot spot and futures strategies.
- Test custom JS strategies for spot and futures, not only built-in presets.
- See the result as a full path with charted trades, wallet movement, drawdown, exposure, fees, and PnL.
- Futures margin mechanics are fully simulated alongside the strategy and trade results.
- Save test runs so you can reopen, rename, compare, or reuse them later.
- Does not consume system resources on connected trading bot instances.

A dedicated arbitrage engine, connected to the same workspace.
Gunbot Unlimited includes bitRage, a separate local executable for arbitrage. Connect one or more instances to the workspace, then manage arbitrage in various styles.
- Connect one or more local bitRage instances.
- Use paper simulation or live arbitrage mode.
- Work with triangular, inter-exchange, and futures basis arbitrage.
- Monitor opportunities, scanner logs, positions, trade history, settings, and connection state.

A strategy marketplace connected to your own Gunbot.
Copy trading is coming soon to Gunbot Unlimited through CopyTrade Hub, a marketplace where traders will be able to follow strategy providers and copy their signals. The marketplace will help you find and evaluate strategies, while your own Gunbot will handle trade execution on your exchange account.
For provider review, signal history, risk settings, and signal-following workflows, see the Gunbot Live copy trading feature page.
- Browse strategy providers with descriptions, performance metrics, ratings, and reviews.
- Copy signals from selected strategies through your own Gunbot setup.
- Keep funds on your own exchange account, with no deposit into a copy trading platform.
- Use signals from Gunbot strategies or TradingView alerts.
- Let strategy leaders publish strategies and build a visible track record.

An added safety layer, separate from the strategy.
Gunbot Unlimited gives each pair its own risk control area. Your strategy does its job, while risk control tracks balance, drawdown, risk level, and limits around it. This makes risk easier to see, adjust, and review without digging through strategy settings.
For a broader operating checklist covering market risk, execution risk, exchange risk, liquidity, configuration mistakes, strategy behavior, and over-automation, read the Gunbot Live trading bot risk management guide.
- Set risk controls per pair, outside the strategy editor.
- Use prop-style risk levels that step down as drawdown grows.
- Use personal account mode to watch a minimum balance limit.
- Track current balance, peak balance, drawdown, position size, and distance to thresholds.

One hosted workspace for all your Gunbot instances.
Gunbot Unlimited lets you connect current Gunbot instances without special migration steps. Save each bot as a profile, switch between them from the workspace, and see their status without opening a separate interface for every machine.
- Connect Gunbot instances by adding their URL and login details.
- Save bots as profiles and choose which one you want to work with.
- See live or sim mode, selected bot, running status, and offline state from the interface.
- Start or stop connected bots directly from the workspace.
- Separate bots by account, exchange, strategy, region, or server location with control in one place.

How the trading core and workspace fit together
The trading core handles execution. The workspace handles access, management, and tools around one or more cores.
Is the trading engine hosted for me?
Can I run Gunbot at home and use the hosted workspace?
Where are exchange API secrets stored?
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Can I self-host the workspace too?
Can I use community strategies?
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