Magnum’s documentation lists BSC and covers sniping, copy trading, and manual orders, with separate Telegram and web/mobile sections. Its public pricing page lists 1% per successful transaction, but the page is several months old and still marks subscription plans as “coming soon.” We therefore do not present that older rate as a confirmed current fee. A current wallet-key storage and provider-access model is also not clear in the materials reviewed.
What Magnum documents
The official pricing page groups BSC with several supported networks and lists a 1% commission for successful sniping, copy-trading, and manual transactions. It also shows future subscription plans. Because the page has not been updated recently, this is a historical public reference, not a verified current schedule. Check the fee shown for a live BSC order and any current subscription terms before using the service.
The documentation has separate sections for a Telegram bot and web/mobile apps, and describes manual buy/sell, sniping, and copy-trading workflows. It also claims that BSC transactions use partial private routing. That is a vendor description, not a guarantee that a transaction cannot be observed, reordered, or lose value.
Wallet access and open questions
The feature documentation says wallets are shared with users and may be exported. That fact alone does not show whether the provider can access a key while a trading service is connected, where key material is stored, or how access is protected. We mark custody not disclosed and recommend confirming those details for the exact wallet type in use.
Before linking or importing a wallet, check how to recover it independently, whether the service receives the private key, and which contract or permission signs each trade. Separate any trading balance from other assets. This is a risk-reduction practice, not a security guarantee.
Practical comparison
Magnum may be worth investigating if you want multiple documented interfaces. Its uncertain live fee makes a direct comparison with products whose current rates are clearly stated harder. Calculate total cost from the actual preview, including provider fee, gas, DEX charge, slippage, and token-level taxes. Do not infer that the 0.8% figure previously shown on this page is current; it has been removed because the official material we reviewed did not support it.
Use the BSC comparison for the current catalog and the methodology for source dates and unknowns. Commercial links, where present, are disclosed on our affiliate page .