Trojan Review: Fees & Referral Link

Trojan is a Solana trading terminal that charges 1% per trade and returns part of it as SOL cashback by Arena rank. Its docs mention "future airdrops" for Arena users, but no token is announced. The Getref link adds you to a referrer's tree; no invitee discount is published.

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How to join

Open Trojan through the Getref link, then sign up on its own site.

  1. 1

    Open Trojan through the link

    Click the button: Trojan opens with the Getref referral attached.

  2. 2

    Sign up or connect your wallet

    Do it on the page that opens. How the referral is bound is described under “Good to know”.

  3. 3

    Use Trojan

    Anything Trojan gives invited users is applied by Trojan itself. Getref never holds your funds or keys.

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Good to know

  • Signed up without the link?

    Trojan's docs say a user who signs up through a referral link is added to the referrer's tree. Adding it to an existing account isn't described.

  • Availability by country

    No list of unavailable countries is published; check Trojan's terms before depositing.

About Trojan

Trojan is a trading terminal for Solana tokens, started in the Telegram-bot era and now centred on the trojan.com web terminal. It offers market, limit, DCA and instant swaps, auto-sell, copy trading, wallet tracking, a Trenches view of new launches and perpetuals powered by Hyperliquid. You can log in with a Solana wallet, a passkey or Google, and fund through MoonPay or a bridge. Trojan charges 1% per successful trade and runs the Arena, where trades earn Gold and SOL cashback by rank. Its docs mention benefits for Arena users "including future airdrops", but no token has been announced.

Who it suits

Suits Solana memecoin traders who want a full terminal with copy trading, DCA and auto-sell and who like gamified, rank-based cashback. The 1% fee is standard for the category, not low. Airdrop language is vague, so treat Gold as an in-app reward only. Trojan calls itself non-custodial, but passkey and Google logins create a wallet for you, so check how you can access the keys before depositing large sums.

Pros

  • Full toolset: limit, DCA, auto-sell, copy trading, perps
  • Rank-based SOL cashback
  • Multiple login options including wallets
  • Detailed public documentation

Cons

  • 1% fee per trade
  • Airdrop wording is vague and there is no token
  • Passkey and Google wallets raise custody questions
  • No published country list

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Trojan: frequently asked questions

What are Trojan's fees?
Trojan's FAQ says 1% per successful trade. SOL cashback grows with Arena rank, and the docs cite up to 45% of fees.
Is there a Trojan airdrop or token?
No token is announced. The docs say Arena activity can unlock benefits "including future airdrops", but no programme with rules or dates has been published.
What does the Trojan referral link give me?
You join the referrer's tree when you sign up. No separate discount for invitees is published.
Is Trojan safe and non-custodial?
The FAQ says the terminal doesn't store or control funds or private keys. Passkey and Google logins also create a wallet for you, so check how you can reach that wallet's keys before depositing much.
How do I log in to Trojan?
With a Solana wallet such as Phantom, a passkey or Google.
Which countries can't use Trojan?
No country list is published in the docs. Check the terms on trojan.com before depositing.
Does Trojan have an API?
The docs list no public referral or trading API.

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