Help center · Bot commands

Every HafizeBot command, explained.

Each command of the @hafizebot Telegram bot has its own page: what it does, who can use it, what to send and what the bot replies. Upper or lower case makes no difference when you type them.

Send /help in the bot for the commands your account can use right now. Starting out? Read /setup first: it shows the one step to take next.

Getting started

/start/start shows HafizeBot's welcome message and main menu, with buttons for the free 3-day trial, VIP, the free signal channel, auto-trading settings, your setup checklist, the FAQ and the guides.
/setup/setup shows a checklist of your account (VIP, Binance key, auto-trading, stop-loss and limits) and ends with the one step to take next, so you always know what is missing before the bot can trade for you.
/status/status shows your Telegram username and chat ID, whether VIP is active with its tier and end date, whether auto-trading is enabled, your USDT balance and your referral code, followed by your next step.
/signals/signals sends the link to HafizeBot's free Telegram channel, which posts the same trade signals as VIP 20 minutes later, so you can follow them before paying anything.
/help/help lists every command your account can use right now, one line each, so a visitor sees the public commands and a VIP member with auto-trading also sees every setting.
/faq/faq opens the help centre's questions inside the bot, by topic; tap a question to get its one-sentence answer and the link to the full page on hafizebot.com.
/guides/guides lists HafizeBot's PDF guides in English and Turkish, such as the bot commands guide and how the autotrader works; tap one and the bot sends the file.
/language/language lists the languages the bot can reply in and switches to one with /language followed by its code; today the bot's messages are in English.
/support/support sends your next message, or the text after the command, to the HafizeBot team as feedback; for a question that needs an answer, write to @Hafizebotadmin, where a person replies, usually within a day.
/cancel/cancel stops whatever the bot is waiting for, such as a setting's new value, a coupon code or a transaction ID, so your next message is read as a new command.

The whole group on one page: getting started commands.

VIP and payments

/trial/trial explains how to get the free 3-day VIP trial: enter your email at hafizebot.com/trial, then send the code you receive with /coupon; during the trial auto-trading is capped at 10 USDT of margin per trade and 3 open positions.
/coupon/coupon followed by a code redeems a coupon or a free-trial code: it activates the VIP tier and days the code grants and sends your single-use invite link to the VIP channel.
/vip/vip opens the VIP menu: without VIP it offers the free trial, joining, what VIP includes, the plans and invites; with VIP it offers your status, the plans and renewing.
/vipinfo/vipinfo explains what VIP adds to the free channel: every signal the moment it fires, and auto-trading on your own Binance futures account through a key that never needs withdrawal permission, with the limits of each tier.
/plans/plans lists the three VIP tiers: Tier 1 at 50 USDT a month, Tier 2 at 100 and Tier 3 at 200, or 12 months for the price of 10, and what each tier lets auto-trading use.
/join/join gives the three steps to become a VIP member: send USDT on the network you pick, credit the transfer with /pay and its transaction ID, then tap the plan your balance covers; the VIP channel invite follows.
/howtowithdraw/howtowithdraw walks you through sending USDT from Binance for a VIP payment: withdraw on the network you picked in /join, copy the transfer's TxID (or Binance's internal transfer number), and send it with /pay.
/pay/pay followed by a transaction ID credits your USDT transfer to your HafizeBot balance once Binance confirms it; then tap a plan or use /buy to turn the balance into VIP time.
/balance/balance shows the USDT on your HafizeBot balance, credited from your transfers with /pay, and the VIP plans it can buy.
/buy/buy spends your USDT balance on a VIP plan: /buy tier1 adds a month of Tier 1, /buy tier2 annual adds 12 months of Tier 2 for the price of 10; /buy alone shows the plans your balance covers.
/renew/renew explains how to extend VIP: credit a USDT transfer with /pay, then /buy the plan (/buy tier1 adds a month, /buy tier1 annual adds 12), or switch on auto-renew from your balance with /subscribe.
/subscribe/subscribe turns on auto-renew: when your VIP ends within 3 days and your balance covers a month of the same tier, the bot renews it by itself; nothing is charged beyond your balance, and /subscribe off stops it.
/invite/invite followed by the Telegram username (or chat ID) of the VIP member who invited you, sent before your first purchase, gives you both 7 extra days of VIP when you buy.

The whole group on one page: vip and payments commands.

Auto-trading on and off

/autotrade/autotrade switches auto-trading on for a VIP account, the free trial included, and gives the steps to add a Binance futures API key on the website, never in the chat; then /on starts trading.
/on/on starts auto-trading: the bot checks your Binance key and then trades the next signal that passes your settings; it stays off and says why if Binance refuses the key or Enable Futures is off.
/off/off stops auto-trading from opening new trades; positions already open on your Binance account are not touched, so close them on Binance yourself if you want out.
/settings/settings opens the auto-trading menu: a button to switch trading on or off, your summary, the settings explained, and a button for every setting, each next to the command that shows your current value.
/summary/summary shows every auto-trading setting with the command that changes it, and what your settings put at risk in USDT: margin per trade, position size at your leverage, margin in use and the loss at your stop.
/explain/explain lets you pick any auto-trading setting and shows what it does, your value, the default, the command that changes it and a help page with more.
/setDelistingClose/setDelistingClose on makes HafizeBot close your position on a coin Binance is delisting about an hour before Binance's settlement; off (the default) leaves it open.

The whole group on one page: auto-trading on and off commands.

Size, leverage and stop-loss

/setPositionSize/setPositionSize sets the USDT margin each auto-trade uses, 25 by default; the position on Binance is that margin times your leverage, so 25 USDT at 2x opens a 50 USDT position.
/setLeverage/setLeverage sets how many times your margin goes into each position, from 1x to 20x, 2x by default; higher leverage leaves a smaller move before Binance liquidates, roughly 100% divided by the leverage.
/setPositionLimit/setPositionLimit sets the most coins auto-trading holds at once, 10 by default; it counts every open position on your futures account, your own included, so a full limit means new signals are skipped.
/setMarginType/setMarginType chooses ISOLATED (default), where each position has its own margin and cannot lose more than it, or CROSSED, where your whole futures balance backs every position.
/setStopLoss/setStopLoss sets how far the price may move against an entry before the bot closes it, as a percent of price from 0 to 90, 35 by default; 0 means no stop, and the stop must be closer than your liquidation price.
/setStopType/setStopType chooses how HafizeBot places stop-losses: SINGLE (default) puts one stop per entry, COMBINED one stop for the whole position from its average entry, and OFF places no stop at all.

The whole group on one page: size, leverage and stop-loss commands.

Which signals are traded

/setPositionSide/setPositionSide chooses which signals HafizeBot trades for you: LONGONLY, SHORTONLY or BOTH, which is the default.
/setMinStrength/setMinStrength sets the lowest strength, on HafizeBot's 0 to 5 rating, that the bot trades for you, 2 by default; a higher minimum means fewer, pickier entries, and 0 takes every signal.
/setDifference/setDifference sets the same-coin gap: how far the price must move past your last entry on a coin before the bot adds another entry there, 3% by default; 0 takes every repeat signal.
/setCoinPause/setCoinPause sets how many minutes the bot stays off a coin after a position on it closes, at the target, the stop or by you, from 0 (off, the default) to 1440, a full day.
/allowRepeatingSignals/allowRepeatingSignals yes lets a new signal on a coin you already hold add another entry once the price has moved past your same-coin gap; no keeps at most one entry per coin until that position closes.
/banCoin/banCoin followed by coin symbols, such as /banCoin BTC ETH, stops the bot ever trading those coins for you; /unbanCoin allows one again and /banlist shows what is banned.
/banGroup/banGroup followed by a Binance group, such as /banGroup Meme, stops the bot trading every coin in that group; new accounts start with TradFi banned, /unbanGroup allows a group again, Tier 2 and 3.
/banSignal/banSignal followed by a signal name, such as /banSignal Neon, stops the bot trading every signal with that name; every HafizeBot signal carries a name like Neon or Oxygen, and /unbanSignal allows it again, Tier 2 and 3.
/banlist/banlist shows your banned coins, signal names and Binance groups together, so you can check in one message what the bot will never trade for you.

The whole group on one page: which signals are traded commands.

Take-profit

/setTakeProfitType/setTakeProfitType chooses how HafizeBot takes profit: LIMIT (default) closes the position with a fixed order at the signal's target; TRAILING starts once the target is passed, follows the price and closes on a pullback.
/combineTakeProfits/combineTakeProfits yes (the default) makes HafizeBot close a coin you added to with one take-profit at the size-weighted target; no keeps a separate take-profit order for each entry.
/setTakeProfitDistance/setTakeProfitDistance places your take-profit at a percent of the way to the signal's target, from 50% to 300% in steps of 10, for one kind of trade, such as /setTakeProfitDistance shorts 120; Tier 2 and 3.

The whole group on one page: take-profit commands.

Smart sizing and trade rules

/smartSizing/smartSizing shows, and /setSize changes, how much of your position size each kind of trade uses, such as /setSize longs 50 for half-size longs; 0% skips that kind of trade, and Tier 2 and 3 can use it.
/tradeRules/tradeRules shows, and /setRule sets, your own stop-loss, same-coin gap or on/off for one kind of trade, such as /setRule shorts stop 30; anything a rule does not set uses your normal settings, on Tier 2 and 3.

The whole group on one page: smart sizing and trade rules commands.

What the bot did

/today/today sums up the last 24 hours on your account: signals entered, signals skipped with the most common reason, orders not placed, and take-profits filled with their realized result and fees.
/lastsignals/lastsignals lists your last 10 signals and what the bot did with each, entered or skipped and why, such as your minimum strength, position limit or a refused key; /lastsignals entered lists only the trades it opened.
/myresults/myresults totals the last 30 days of the bot's own orders on your Binance account: closed trades, their result, fees, liquidations, and the net with liquidations counted against the bot; trades you place yourself are not counted.
/setTradeNotices/setTradeNotices picks which trade messages you get: ALL (every fill, the default), CLOSES (only fills that close or cut a position, with their result) or OFF; trading is the same either way.
/results/results lists the monthly order report spreadsheets from HafizeBot's earlier archive, 2021 to early 2024, and sends the one you tap; every signal since the relaunch is on the performance page.

The whole group on one page: what the bot did commands.

Futures trading carries a high risk of loss; nothing here is investment advice. Every signal's result, misses included, is on the performance page.