Trader guide · 03
Payments & Invoicing
You pay a commission only when a trade closes profitable. The bot sends invoices automatically and confirms payment on-chain.
Commission invoices
- Charged only on profitable closed trades.
- Calculated from gross profit at your community rate.
- Delivered in Telegram after the trade closes.
Subscription fees
- Only apply if your community runs a paywall.
- Paid during onboarding and on renewal.
- The bot tracks and displays your remaining time.
How commission is calculated
- 01Trade closes with a profit.
- 02Your community's commission rate is applied to the profit.
- 03An invoice is generated with the payment address, amount, and deadline.
- 04You pay in USDT on BEP20. The bot auto-confirms when it lands on-chain.
Example
- Position
- BTC/USDT, $10,000
- Entry → Exit
- $65,000 → $67,600
- Gross profit
- $400 (+4%)
- Commission rate
- 50% (default)
- Commission owed
- $200
- You keep
- $200
Losing trades generate no invoice. 50% is the default minimum; communities can configure up to 100%.
Paying safely
The standard rail is USDT on BEP20. Some communities accept other tokens — the bot will show the options on each invoice.
Before you send
- Copy-paste the address — don't type it
- Confirm the network is BEP20
- Match the amount exactly, including decimals
- Use the QR code when you can
Common mistakes
Each one has a fix — but prevention beats recovery.
- Wrong network
- Sending USDT on ERC20 instead of BEP20. Contact support with the tx hash immediately — recovery depends on the situation.
- Wrong amount
- Usually network fees were deducted from the transfer. Send the remaining difference as a second payment.
- Wrong address
- Blockchain transactions are not reversible. Always copy-paste — never retype — and use the QR code where possible.
- Not detected yet
- Wait a few minutes for block confirmation. If still missing, send the tx hash to support.
Keeping records
The bot keeps a full invoice history you can pull up any time. For tax, screenshot payment confirmations and save transaction hashes — rules vary by jurisdiction, so speak to a tax professional where it matters.