HafizeBot is an AI crypto signal service and autotrader for Binance USDⓈ-M futures, run over Telegram at @hafizebot: its signals come from a model that evaluates 240+ indicators, formulas and components, and its record has been published since 2021. As of 11 October 2026 it had posted 24,264 signals since June 2026, every one of them scored on the live performance page, with missed signals counted against the rate.
That is the whole answer in two sentences. The rest of this page fills it in: what you get without paying, what VIP costs, how the autotrader touches your Binance account, where the record lives, and the things HafizeBot is not, which matter as much as the things it is. It also says plainly who should not use it.
What HafizeBot does, in four steps
The service has four parts, and only the first two are always on.
- Scan. The model re-evaluates every supported Binance USDⓈ-M perpetual pair continuously. On 11 October 2026 the home page listed 523 of them.
- Signal. When it finds a setup, it posts an element signal: the pair, long or short, an entry price, a target and a strength rating. VIP members get it instantly; the free channel gets the same message 20 minutes later when its strength is 3 or higher.
- Trade, if you switch it on. VIP members can let the autotrader open the trade on their own Binance futures account, inside limits they set.
- Verify. Every broadcast signal is written to the database the moment it is sent, and the public pages are rebuilt from that table every hour.
What the model looks at is the product, so we do not describe it beyond that one line: AI-generated signals from a model that evaluates 240+ indicators, formulas and components. If you want proof, the proof is the record, not the recipe. Everything about the outcome of each signal is public; nothing about the cause is.
What you get for free
The free plan is the public Telegram channel, t.me/getbinancefutures. It needs no sign-up and no payment. It receives the stronger element signals VIP receives, those of strength 3 and up, with the same pair, direction, entry, target and strength, twenty minutes later. The home page counted 3,900+ members in September 2026.
Free also includes everything on the website: the live performance page, the monthly result pages, the 2021 to 2024 spreadsheet reports and the downloadable signal dataset. A free user can audit the service as thoroughly as a paying one.
What free does not include is timing, the signals below strength 3, the autotrader and the hourly VIP market reports. Twenty minutes is long enough for a fast signal to have moved or finished, so the free channel is better for watching and grading the signals than for trading them by hand. Our page on what the HafizeBot free plan really gives you measures that delay against the archive.
What VIP costs and what it adds
VIP has three tiers, priced in USDT. The prices below come from the plan catalog in our code and match the help center on 11 October 2026.
- Tier 1: 50 USDT a month, or 500 USDT for 12 months.
- Tier 2: 100 USDT a month, or 1,000 USDT for 12 months.
- Tier 3: 200 USDT a month, or 2,000 USDT for 12 months.
The annual plans are twelve months for the price of ten. Every tier gets the same signals at the same moment: nobody gets a better model by paying more. The tiers differ in how much money the autotrader may put to work, which filters you can use, and how fast support answers.
You pay in USDT, either through /join in @hafizebot or on the website after signing in. There is no card and no processor. Nothing renews unless you switch on /subscribe, and the terms say plainly that payments are not refunded, including for unused time. The full price list, with what each limit means in practice, is on our HafizeBot pricing page.
How the HafizeBot autotrader works
The autotrader is the optional part of VIP that places signals for you. It trades on your own Binance USDⓈ-M futures account, never on an account of ours, and it only acts inside the settings you choose.
When a signal arrives, the bot checks it against your rules first: the minimum strength you accept, the direction you allow, the coins and groups you have banned, and how many positions are already open on your account. If the signal passes, it opens the position with a market order, so a small difference from the signal price is normal. The take-profit goes at the signal's target, and the stop-loss goes where your own stop setting puts it.
You can see what happened afterwards from Telegram. /myresults shows what the bot's own trades did on your account, and /lastsignals lists your recent signals with what the bot did with each one and why it skipped the ones it skipped. /off stops it at any time.
A full walk-through of the setup, every setting and what the bot does after a restart is on how the HafizeBot autotrader works.
Your key, your account, your settings
Three things decide how safe the connection is, and all three are in your hands.
The key. You create the Binance API key yourself, with futures trading ticked and withdrawals left off. A key without withdrawal permission can place and close orders but cannot move funds off your account, and HafizeBot never calls a withdrawal or transfer. The keys page warns you if a key you save allows withdrawals. Our guide to connecting a trading bot to a Binance API key safely goes through the permission screen step by step, including the IP restriction.
The account. Your trading money stays in your Binance futures wallet the whole time. The only money that ever reaches us is what you pay for a plan. If you leave, there is nothing to withdraw from us: you delete the key at Binance and the connection is gone.
The settings. You choose the position size, the leverage, the maximum number of open positions, the stop-loss, the minimum signal strength, the allowed direction and the coins to skip. Changes apply at once. Set the position limit before you switch anything on, because a burst of signals can otherwise use more of your wallet than you meant.
The record: where to check every signal
HafizeBot has two published records, counted two different ways, and both are free to read.
- The live record, since June 2026. The performance page has one row per month with the columns Signals, Wins, Missed and Open. A win reached its target. A missed signal did not reach its target within its maximum hold, and it counts against the rate, which is wins divided by wins plus missed. Each month also has its own page on the monthly results, split by pair, side and strength.
- The archive, June 2021 to February 2024. 33 monthly spreadsheet reports on the reports page, listing 33,694 signals, and the same data as one CSV or JSON file in the signal dataset. Those sheets used a weaker accounting: a signal still short of its target when the month was cut stayed "open" rather than being scored as a miss.
On 11 October 2026 the newest settled month was August 2026: 97.3% of its 5,262 signals reached their target, with 140 missed. Across the three settled months, June to August, there were 17,014 signals: 16,623 wins and 391 missed. September and October are still settling, because their newest signals still have time left.
Two things to know before you read those numbers. First, broadcast signals carry a target and a maximum hold, not a stop, which is why the table has a Missed column and no column for stopped trades. Treat Missed as the losing side of the record. Second, a target-hit rate is not account profit. Your entry price, fees, leverage, stop and the signals you skip all move your result away from the published one, and our page on why your results differ from the signal provider's sets out each gap with numbers.
There is also a gap: the spreadsheets stop in February 2024 and the live page starts in June 2026. Nothing was published in between, and we are not backfilling it. From 3 October 2026 signals have longer to reach their target before they count as missed, and on 4 October every earlier live month was scored again under the same rule, so every month on the page follows one definition.
What HafizeBot is not
Some of the most useful facts about a service are the things it does not do.
- Not a promise of profit. No signal service can know your result in advance, and we do not claim to. Losing weeks happen, and a published rate describes the past.
- Not custody. HafizeBot never holds your trading money. There is no fund, no pool and no wallet of ours between you and the exchange.
- Not licensed or regulated. HafizeBot claims no licence or registration from any financial regulator, and it does not present itself as a regulated adviser, broker or fund. Signals are information, not personal advice.
- Not multi-exchange. It works with Binance USDⓈ-M futures only, in one-way position mode. There is no spot trading and no other exchange, and it only works where Binance lets you trade those futures.
- Not audited. No third party has verified either record. We publish the raw files instead, which is weaker than an audit and stronger than a screenshot. There is no long review history either, and we will not manufacture one.
- Not a mobile app or a web trading terminal. The bot lives in Telegram; the website shows the record and your account settings.
Who HafizeBot suits, and who it does not
HafizeBot fits a specific kind of trader. It is worth deciding honestly which kind you are before you pay.
It suits you if you already trade Binance USDⓈ-M futures, or want to and understand leverage; you are willing to set your own position size, stop and position limit; you want to check a record before paying; and the money you put in is money you could lose without real harm.
It does not suit you if you need a dependable monthly income from it; you want spot trading, another exchange or copy trading of a named trader; you would rather not read a performance table or your own Binance history; or you live somewhere Binance does not offer USDⓈ-M futures. If you are hoping a bot will pay your bills, read our honest answer to whether crypto trading is passive income first.
How to try HafizeBot before paying
There are two ways in that cost nothing.
- Watch the free channel. Join t.me/getbinancefutures, write down every call for two weeks and grade each one yourself. Then compare your tally with the strength 3 and up rows of the live performance page. If they disagree badly, you have learned something before spending anything.
- Take the three-day trial. Enter your email at the trial page, get a one-time code and send
/couponwith it to @hafizebot. You get three days of Tier 1 VIP: instant signals and the autotrader on your own Binance futures account, capped at 10 USDT of margin per entry and 3 open positions. It ends by itself and nothing is charged.
There is one trial per person: one per email address, Telegram account and Binance account, and not for past VIP members. If you then buy a plan, the caps lift to your tier's limits.
What can go wrong, said plainly
Futures are leveraged, and leverage works in both directions. A position that moves against you can be closed by your stop or, if you set no stop or a stop beyond your liquidation price, by Binance's liquidation. The bot does not close a trade when a signal's maximum hold runs out; that is a scoring rule on the performance page, and on your account the position stays open until it hits the target, your stop, or you close it.
Your result will differ from the published record, usually downward, for the reasons above. A bad setting can cost more than a bad signal: high leverage, no position limit or no stop can turn ordinary losing trades into large ones. Binance or the bot can also have outages, and our page on what happens to open positions if the bot stops explains which orders keep working on the exchange when the bot does not.
Nothing on this page is investment advice. Start at the smallest size your plan allows, set the position limit and stop before you switch anything on, and only trade what you can afford to lose.
FAQ
What is HafizeBot in one sentence? HafizeBot is an AI crypto signal service and autotrader for Binance USDⓈ-M futures, run over Telegram at @hafizebot, with signals from a model that evaluates 240+ indicators, formulas and components and a record published since 2021. The free channel gets the stronger signals, strength 3 and up, 20 minutes late; VIP gets every signal instantly and can trade them automatically on your own Binance account.
Is HafizeBot free? The stronger signals, strength 3 and up, are free with a 20-minute delay in the public Telegram channel, and the whole record on the website is free to read. Instant delivery of every signal and the autotrader need VIP, from 50 USDT a month, and there is a free three-day trial with capped trade sizes.
Is HafizeBot legit? It is a running service you can check without trusting us: every signal since June 2026 is scored hourly on /performance with misses counted against the rate, and the 2021 to 2024 archive is a free download. What it lacks is a third-party audit and a long review history; our page on whether HafizeBot is legit goes through the evidence and the gaps.
Can HafizeBot withdraw my money? No. The autotrader uses a Binance API key you create with futures trading only, and withdrawals left off. Your funds stay in your own Binance account, and HafizeBot never calls a withdrawal or transfer.
Is HafizeBot regulated or licensed? No. HafizeBot claims no licence or registration from any financial regulator and does not present itself as a regulated firm. It does not hold your trading money, and its signals are information, not personal investment advice.
Which exchanges does HafizeBot support? Binance USDⓈ-M futures only, in one-way position mode. There is no spot trading and no other exchange, and it works only where Binance lets you trade those futures.