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Crypto automation FAQ

Clear answers about licensing, infrastructure, risk and NOWPayments checkout.

What is an MEV automation system?

An MEV automation system observes public blockchain or market data, evaluates predefined strategy rules and may prepare or submit transactions. The exact behavior depends on the product and chain. No strategy guarantees profit, and every deployment should use explicit limits, simulations and independent review.

Do I need coding experience?

Most products include a guided deployment and browser-based control panel. Technical operators should still understand wallet security, RPC providers, exchange API permissions and the risks of automated execution. Enterprise integrations may require engineering work.

What does the one-time license include?

The listed price covers the software license, baseline deployment guidance and the feature set described on the product page. Hosting, RPC access, exchange fees, gas and custom engineering are separate unless your written quote explicitly includes them.

How does crypto checkout work?

After you select a product, the server validates its current USD price and creates a hosted NOWPayments invoice. You choose an available cryptocurrency on the secure payment page. Payment status updates are verified server-side through signed IPN callbacks.

What is a Polymarket bot?

A Polymarket bot watches prediction-market prices and can place or prepare trades under rules you configure. This catalog sells a Polymarket trading bot with YES/NO arbitrage, 15-minute crypto momentum and optional copy-trade following. It is self-hosted software, not a Telegram signal channel.

Do you sell Polymarket copy trade bots?

Copy-trade is a mode on the Polymarket Bot license: follow wallets or strategy tags with your own size caps. You still provide Polygon gas, USDC inventory and a server. Copied wallets are not a return guarantee.

What is the Polymarket Kalshi arbitrage bot?

It is a separate SKU for related event contracts that trade on both Polymarket and Kalshi. It compares implied odds after fees and can alert or hedge both legs. It is not a second copy of the Polymarket-only trading bot.

Are returns guaranteed?

No. Market automation involves execution, liquidity, smart-contract, infrastructure and regulatory risk. Historical examples or simulations are not promises of future performance. Evaluate the system, limits and operating costs before purchasing.

How are API keys and wallets protected?

Use separate low-privilege credentials, withdraw-disabled exchange keys where possible, environment-based secrets and dedicated wallets with controlled balances. The storefront never asks for a private key. Product deployment credentials belong only in your private server environment.

Can I request a custom integration?

Yes. Custom venue adapters, infrastructure, observability and strategy integrations can be scoped separately. Requirements, security boundaries and acceptance criteria are documented before engineering begins.