MevX Review 2026: 0.8% Fees, Sniper V2, 12-Chain Support & Chrome Extension — Tested

What Is MevX?

MevX positions itself as "an advanced trading terminal with the #1 sniper on Solana and BNB Chain." It launched as a Telegram bot and has since expanded into a full web terminal at mevx.io, a Chrome browser extension, and a wallet tracker bot.

The pitch is feature density at the lowest cost. At 0.8%, MevX undercuts every Telegram trading bot in our rankings on fees. Twelve-chain support covers more ecosystems than any competitor. Sniper V2 targets block 0/1 execution across 7 launchpads. And the Chrome extension lets you trade directly from X/Twitter — a workflow advantage no other bot in the category offers.

The team is anonymous but KYC-verified through Assure DeFi. The Telegram channel has 25K subscribers and the X/Twitter account (@MEVX_Official) has 45K followers. Smaller than established names like Trojan or Maestro, but growing. The web terminal and Chrome extension suggest a team building for traders who want more than a chat interface.

MevX Key Features

Sniper V2 (Block 0/1 Execution)

MevX's headline feature. Sniper V2 targets the first 1-2 blocks after a token launches across Raydium, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Boop.fun, LaunchLab, Moonshot, and Meteora. When I tested it on 3 Pump.fun launches, execution landed within block 0-1 on two of three attempts — competitive with what I have seen from Trojan and Banana Gun.

You can snipe by dev wallet address (follow a specific deployer), token symbol, or contract address. Mass sniping mode monitors multiple launches simultaneously. Anti-MEV protection routes transactions to avoid sandwich attacks, though MevX notes this may occasionally cause transaction failures.

12-Chain Support

Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, Base, Hyperliquid, HyperEVM, Sui, Avalanche, Monad (testnet), XLayer, and Plasma. Solana has the deepest integration with 20+ DEXes and launchpads. Ethereum and BSC cover the major Uniswap and PancakeSwap pools. Hyperliquid support is notable — few Telegram bots touch perps-focused chains.

The breadth matters for traders who do not want separate bots for each chain. GMGN Sniper Bot covers 5 chains, Banana Gun covers 4, and most others cover 1-2. MevX at 12 is the widest we have tested.

Copy Trading with Rug Protection

Multi-chain copy trading with three modes: Buy Fixed (set SOL amount), Buy Exact (mirror the wallet's exact size), and Buy Percent (percentage of the wallet's position). Copy Trade Protect is the standout — it automatically blocks trades on mint-only tokens, freeze-only tokens, tokens with suspiciously low holder counts, and tokens that have already been rugged.

Dev Sell Config adds another layer: if the token deployer dumps their position, MevX auto-sells your holding. You can trigger on any dev sell or set a percentage threshold. When I tracked 5 wallets over 3 days, copy execution was within 1-2 blocks on Solana.

Chrome Extension

Install the extension and MevX overlays a buy/sell popup on X/Twitter, DEX Screener, Pump.fun, BullX, GMGN, Dextools, Solscan, Birdeye, and Discord. It auto-detects contract addresses on the page. I tested it on X/Twitter — saw a contract address in a tweet, clicked the MevX overlay, and executed a buy without leaving the tab. Significant time savings for traders who discover tokens on social media.

Web Terminal (mevx.io)

Beyond the Telegram bot, MevX runs a full web terminal with candlestick charts, up to 10 simultaneous chart views, portfolio tracking with per-token P&L, and Holder Maps integrated with BubbleMaps and InsightX. DEX aggregation routes through OKX DEX, Jupiter, and KyberSwap for best execution.

The terminal is functional but dense. Think GMGN-level information density but with more configurable panels. Power users will appreciate the multi-chart; newcomers will be overwhelmed.

Demo Mode

Paper trading with virtual tokens on all supported chains — 10 V-SOL, 1 V-ETH, 2 V-BNB, and equivalent virtual balances on other chains. You can practice sniping, copy trading, and limit orders without risking real funds. This is rare in the Telegram bot space and genuinely useful for learning the platform before committing capital.

Wallet & KOL Tracker

Real-time wallet monitoring across Solana, Base, Ethereum, BNB, Tron, and Hyperliquid. Categorize tracked wallets as Smart Money, Top PnL, KOL, or Whale. The KOL Tracker follows up to 10 X/Twitter accounts and alerts on their posts, reposts, and contract address mentions. Community Picks is a voting system for crowd-sourced alpha. Alerts push through a dedicated @MevxTrackerBot.

Is MevX Safe? Security Deep Dive

Team KYC via Assure DeFi

The MevX team has completed identity verification through Assure DeFi. This means a third party has verified who they are, even though the team remains publicly anonymous. Assure DeFi KYC is common in the Telegram bot space — Trojan, Maestro, and others have used similar verification providers. It reduces (but does not eliminate) anonymous team risk.

2FA and Wallet Security

Google Authenticator 2FA is available for trading wallets. Once enabled, 2FA is required for transfers to non-whitelisted addresses and for managing the wallet whitelist. Private keys are shown only once at wallet creation — you must save them immediately. We recommend enabling 2FA during initial setup and whitelisting your withdrawal addresses.

Anti-MEV Protection

Available on all trade types: sniper, regular buy/sell, copy trade, and Degen Zone auto-buy. Routes transactions to avoid sandwich attacks. MevX notes that anti-MEV may occasionally cause transaction failures — a tradeoff between protection and execution certainty.

What Is Missing

No independent smart contract audit has been published. This is the main trust gap. Several competitors have published audits or have longer operational track records that serve as implicit trust signals. The anonymous team plus no audit is a combination that should make trust-sensitive traders cautious.

No insurance fund or bug bounty program is mentioned in the documentation. If the platform were compromised, there is no publicly stated compensation mechanism.

Our Recommendation

Enable 2FA immediately. Use a dedicated trading wallet — do not connect your main holdings wallet. Only deposit capital you are actively trading with. The Assure DeFi KYC and anti-MEV protection are meaningful, but the lack of a published audit means you are trusting operational security rather than verified code.

MevX Fees, Costs & Referral Discounts

Fee Structure

MevX charges a base trading fee of 0.8% — the lowest we have measured in the Telegram trading bot category. For context:

• MevX: 0.8% base fee
• Trojan on Solana (#1): 1%
• Maestro (#4): 1%
• GMGN Sniper Bot (#6): 1%
• Banana Gun (#7): 0.5-1% (varies by chain)

The Ranking Tier System

The 0.8% rate is the base. Actual fees depend on your rank in a 5-tier system: Beginner, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. Rank is determined by trading volume, daily challenges, and referral activity over a rolling 30-day window. Higher ranks unlock lower fees and better cashback rates.

Exact per-tier fee rates are not publicly documented — you check your current rate at mevx.io/user-rank. This lack of upfront transparency is a downside. New users should assume the base 0.8% rate and treat any tier discounts as a bonus.

Cashback Program

MevX refunds a portion of transaction fees through a "Claim Your SOL" feature. The cashback amount depends on your rank tier and trading volume. This effectively reduces your net fee below 0.8% at higher tiers, though the exact rebate percentages are not publicly documented.

Bottom Line

Even at the base 0.8% with no cashback, MevX is cheaper than Trojan, Maestro, Sigma, and GMGN Sniper Bot. For a trader executing 100 SOL in daily volume, the difference between 0.8% (MevX) and 1% (Trojan) is 0.2 SOL per day — roughly 6 SOL per month. At current prices, that is real money. The fee advantage is MevX's strongest differentiator.

How to Use MevX: Step-by-Step Guide

How to Get Started with MevX

1. Open the Telegram Bot: Search for @MevxTradingBot on Telegram or visit t.me/MevxTradingBot. Tap /start. Alternatively, go to mevx.io and log in with Telegram, Google, or a wallet extension (Phantom, MetaMask, OKX, Rabby).
2. Create Your Wallet: MevX generates a Solana wallet automatically. Your private key is shown once — copy it immediately and store it securely. The key is not recoverable if lost.
3. Enable 2FA: Go to Settings and enable Google Authenticator. This protects your wallet from unauthorized transfers. We strongly recommend doing this before depositing any funds.
4. Deposit Funds: Send SOL (or tokens on your chosen chain) to your MevX wallet address. There is no fiat on-ramp — you need existing crypto. Minimum deposit depends on your intended trade size plus gas fees.
5. Configure Your Chain: Use /selectchain in Telegram or the chain selector on the web terminal. MevX defaults to Solana. Switch to any of the 12 supported chains.
6. Execute Your First Trade: Paste a contract address or use the token discovery (Trending, New Pairs, Meme Zone) to find a token. Set your buy amount and confirm. Quick Buy buttons allow one-click execution with preset amounts.
7. Set Up Sniper (Optional): Go to /sniper in Telegram or the Sniper panel on the web terminal. Configure target type (dev wallet, symbol, or contract address), set buy amount, enable anti-MEV, and configure auto-sell with TP/SL.
8. Try Demo Mode (Optional): Switch to demo mode for risk-free practice. You receive virtual tokens on all chains. All features work identically to live trading — test your sniping and copy trading strategies before committing real capital.

Total time from first message to first trade: approximately 5-10 minutes. The setup is functional but not guided — there is no onboarding tutorial. The demo mode partially compensates for this by letting you learn through practice rather than documentation.

MevX vs. Competitors: Which Should You Use?

MevX vs Trojan on Solana (#1, 8.7/10)

Trojan leads on trust (longer track record, larger community), polished UX, and Solana-specific depth. MevX wins on fees (0.8% vs 1%), chain support (12 vs 1), feature breadth (Chrome extension, web terminal, demo mode), and sniper coverage (7 launchpads). Choose Trojan if you trade Solana exclusively and value reliability and simplicity. Choose MevX if you want the lowest fees, multi-chain access, and do not mind a steeper learning curve.

MevX vs BonkBot (#2, 8.4/10)

BonkBot is the simplicity king — clean interface, Solana-focused, fast execution, minimal configuration. MevX is the feature-density opposite. BonkBot has no copy trading, no web terminal, no Chrome extension, and limited sniping compared to MevX. Choose BonkBot if you want fast, simple swaps on Solana with zero setup friction. Choose MevX if you want advanced tools and are willing to invest time in configuration.

MevX vs Maestro (#4, 8.2/10)

The closest comparison — same score, different strengths. Maestro supports 10+ chains (vs MevX's 12) and has a longer track record with a larger community. MevX has lower fees (0.8% vs 1%), a web terminal, Chrome extension, and demo mode — features Maestro lacks. Maestro has a stronger public profile and more established referral ecosystem. Choose Maestro for brand trust and proven reliability. Choose MevX for lower fees and the web terminal experience.

MevX vs Banana Gun (#7, 7.8/10)

Banana Gun covers 4 chains (Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base) with solid sniping and DCA support — a feature MevX lacks. MevX offers 3x the chain coverage, a Chrome extension, web terminal, and lower fees. Banana Gun has a more established community and supports DCA natively. Choose Banana Gun if DCA is essential and you prefer a proven bot. Choose MevX for wider chain support, lower fees, and the Chrome extension workflow.

Final Verdict: Is MevX Worth It?

MevX earns an 8.2/10 and ties with Maestro for the #3 spot in our Telegram Trading Bots rankings. The 0.8% fee is genuinely the lowest we have measured in the category, and for active traders, that cost advantage compounds fast. Twelve-chain support means you are not locked into a single ecosystem. Sniper V2 competed with the best in our Pump.fun tests. The Chrome extension is a workflow innovation no other Telegram bot matches.

What prevents a higher score: the interface is dense and configuration-heavy — this is not a bot for beginners. The fee structure is opaque behind ranking tiers. No published smart contract audit is a real trust gap in a space where you are depositing funds into a third-party wallet. The anonymous team is partially mitigated by Assure DeFi KYC, but only partially. No DCA is a notable feature gap.

If you are a fee-conscious, technically comfortable trader who wants multi-chain access and advanced sniping from one interface, MevX is one of the strongest options in the category. If you are new to Telegram bots, start with Trojan or BonkBot. If you need audit-verified security above all else, Trojan remains the safer bet. MevX is the power user's bot — rewarding if you invest the time, overwhelming if you do not.