Last updated: August 26, 2026
You can find current Pionex trading bots from the Bot area in the app or the Trading Bot and Futures Bot menus on the website. Use the live product menu rather than an old third-party list because availability, names and regional access can change.
| Platform | Typical route |
|---|---|
| App | Bot → Create → Spot or Futures |
| Website | Spot → Trading Bot, or Futures → Futures Bot |
Start from the job the bot must do
- Grid automates repeated buys and sells inside a range.
- DCA automates staged entries and rule-based exits.
- Rebalancing restores selected portfolio weights.
- Smart Trade manages one planned entry and exit structure.
- Futures bots add direction, margin, funding and liquidation risk.
Check availability before funding
A bot name in an article does not prove it is available for your region, account or pair. Confirm the current menu, product guide, minimum investment, fees and risk controls in the live interface.
Browse Pionex’s current Trading Bots Help Center.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Pionex trading bots in the app?
Open the Pionex app, choose Bot, then Create. The live menu separates available spot and futures automation.
Where are Pionex trading bots on the website?
Sign in, open the relevant Spot or Futures area and choose Trading Bot or Futures Bot. Menu labels can change with product updates.
What does the Trading Bot Finder do?
It helps compare supported Pionex bots by objective and market view. It does not set live parameters or guarantee a result.
Which bot is best for a sideways market?
Grid may fit repeated movement inside a defined range, but liquidity, fees, breakout risk and asset quality still need review.
Which bot is designed for staged purchases?
DCA strategies are designed around repeated entries under configured rules, while their exit and risk mechanics differ from Grid.
Are every bot and pair available in every region?
No. Product, pair and feature availability can depend on region, account eligibility and current platform rules.
What should you check before creating any bot?
Check product type, pair, investment, fees, range or entry logic, maximum loss, liquidation risk when applicable and exit behavior.
Automation follows configured rules; it does not remove market or product risk.
