Banana Gun’s current website lists BSC among its supported networks and offers both a Telegram bot and a web terminal. Its FAQ publishes a general 0.5% fee for manual trades and 1% for snipes, but does not say whether a BSC order uses exactly those rates. Its terms describe users trading through their own controlled wallets and say users are responsible for safeguarding their keys. Those are provider statements, not an independent wallet audit.
We have removed older claims about specific exploit losses, a broken referral flow, or bot responsiveness because they were tied to past observations and were not re-established by current primary evidence for this update.
Current published product facts
The provider’s FAQ lists ETH, SOL, BSC, Base, and additional networks. It describes trading through the Telegram bot and Banana Pro web terminal, with features such as sniping, limit orders, copy trading, and DCA. These are the provider’s feature descriptions; BSC.app did not sign in, connect a wallet, or test the current interface.
The same FAQ says fees are 0.5% for manual trades and 1% for snipes. The rate is presented generally, not separately by chain. It also says there is nothing to subscribe to, while the current terms permit the service to change pricing and describe subscription plans as a possible service type. We therefore recommend checking both the current order preview and any applicable plan terms before accepting a charge. Gas, DEX fees, and token taxes may be separate.
Wallet terms and protections
Banana Gun’s terms say users trade through wallets they control and are responsible for safeguarding the associated private key; the provider says it cannot restore a lost key. This is the provider’s stated model. The terms also warn that service access may be interrupted and that transactions can be delayed or deviate from expectations.
The site advertises anti-rug and MEV features. Those are product claims, not guarantees that a sell will execute or that a contract, transaction, or asset is safe. Automated systems cannot remove liquidity, control changes, network congestion, or every malicious token behavior from the user’s risk.
What we did not verify
We did not measure execution speed, test withdrawal or export, validate a token scanner, reproduce past incidents, or evaluate returns. We also did not find a current BSC-specific fee table. Older incident and affiliate claims have been removed rather than presented as current facts without updated evidence.
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