Confirmed Arc workflow
Maestro is active on Arc, superseding the prelaunch announced record. Named venue support is not a promise of liquidity or token safety. Arc private execution and exact routing mechanics remain unverified.
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Maestro on Arc
Confirmed Arc launchpad relations: DYORPump (trade). These relation types do not establish an additional sniper integration. Arc is currently active; its Maestro platform trading fee is 1%, separate from gas and venue costs.
Arc statusTrading active
Platform fee1%
InterfaceTelegram
Latest official Arc update
Confirmed Arc launchpad relations: DYORPump (trade). These relation types do not establish an additional sniper integration. Arc is currently active; its Maestro platform trading fee is 1%, separate from gas and venue costs.
Using Maestro on Arc
Costs, custody and limitations
Availability evidence is not a custody audit or funded execution test. Check the wallet recovery procedure, permissions, current quote and withdrawal controls in the selected product. Keep USDC on Arc for gas. Product-wide rewards do not establish an Arc-specific net fee.
Official source ↗Arc trading facts
These facts use Arc-specific evidence or explicitly approved product-wide information. “Not verified” is distinct from “No”.
| Arc feature | Maestro |
|---|---|
| Interface | Telegram |
| Wallet model (product-wide unless stated) | Hybrid |
| Limit orders | Yes |
| Copy trading | Yes |
Fees, discounts and cashback
A Arc-specific platform fee is not verified in the record. Check the quoted fee in the product before trading.
Rewards and referral programmes can have eligibility rules. The product-wide reward model is cashback; a Arc net fee or cashback rate is not calculated without a confirmed chain-specific schedule. Understand total trading costs →
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Execution, discovery and wallet controls
Only Arc venue lists and execution mappings are used here.
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| Arc feature | Maestro |
|---|---|
| Launchpad coverage | Aero |
| Internal wallets (product-wide unless stated) | Yes |
| Reward model (product-wide) | Cashback |
| Referral model (product-wide) | Revenue Share |
Where the record is useful — and where it stops
Confirmed capabilities
- Limit orders: Yes on Arc.
- Copy trading: Yes on Arc.
- Internal wallets: Yes on Arc.
Check before funding
- Platform trading fee requires further verification.
- Sniping requires further verification.
- DCA orders requires further verification.
- Multiple wallets requires further verification.
- A feature list does not establish execution quality or profitable trades.
Wallet and security context
A wallet label describes the recorded product model, not an independent security audit.
Check who can access signing keys, whether export is available and how recovery works. Keep USDC on Arc for gas. Fast finality is not a guarantee of a good fill, recoverable transfer or safe contract. Network-wide opt-in privacy is still in development; private execution and MEV claims need separate product evidence. Read the wallet and security guide →
Compare Maestro
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Maestro questions
Is Maestro active on Arc?
The current record marks the entity, trading service and Arc chain status as active. This is source-based availability, not a live trade or uptime test.
Does Maestro support copy trading on Arc?
Yes. This answer is scoped to Arc; other chains can differ.
How do I get started?
Use the verified entry link, select Arc in the product and read its setup instructions. Check wallet recovery and the current fee quote before committing funds.
Sources and verification
The review date indicates a source check, not a claim that every field was retested on that date.
Maestro on Arc: current controls and costs
Reviewed 7 October 2026 · Arc scope
Trading costs
Maestro charges a product-wide 1% fee on successful manual and automated buys and sells. Network gas, priority fees or builder tips, DEX/protocol costs and bridge-provider fees are separate. Ordinary wallet transfers have no Maestro trading fee.
Execution and launch orders
Smart Slippage is a confirmed Arc buy-setting control, alongside manual slippage. Arc gas controls are denominated in nUSDC. The current AutoSnipe selector confirms SOL, BNB and ETH. It does not establish Arc sniping support.
Copy trading and orders
Copytrade is confirmed on Arc. Track Only sends notifications; Copy Sell replicates the target’s sold share and can coexist with independent Auto Sell. Price/market-cap buy limits are distinct from recurring DCA. Do not infer every Solana order preset from multichain support.
Wallet and interface
Maestro is a Telegram trading bot, including access through Telegram Web. It is not a separate browser trading terminal. Maestro retains generated/imported wallet keys; initial key access does not establish exclusive user custody. Standard wallet capacity is unresolved, so no universal wallet-count promise is made. English and Simplified Chinese interface choices are confirmed; support and content-language coverage is not established.
Launchpad scope
Confirmed Arc launchpad relations: DYORPump (trade). These relation types do not establish an additional sniper integration.
Cashback and referrals are separate
Cashback rebates 15–30% of eligible Maestro platform fees, based on the displayed USD-volume tiers. It is not 15–30% of the trade amount and does not reimburse gas. Exact equality rules at tier boundaries are unspecified. Claims are manual.
| Cashback tier | Displayed volume (USD) | Rebate on Maestro fees |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 0–10,000 | 15% |
| Silver | 10,000–100,000 | 20% |
| Gold | 100,000–1,000,000 | 25% |
| Diamond | Above 1,000,000 | 30% |
The standard referral commission is 25% of eligible referred platform fees. It is a referrer benefit, separate from the trading user’s cashback; custom partner rates are not used as standard economics.