Setting Up Automations

Updated 23 Oct 2026 by Frenchie

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Automations let you set up trading actions that execute automatically. Bankr monitors conditions and fires when triggered — you don't need to be online.

Automation Types

Type	What it does
Limit Order	Buy or sell when a token reaches a target price
Stop Order	Stop-loss sells, stop buys on breakouts, and trailing stops that follow the price up
DCA	Recurring buys at fixed intervals
TWAP	Spread a large order over time
Vesting Sell	Scheduled token release and sell (Base and Robinhood Chain)
Agent Command	Schedule any agent command on a recurring basis
Solana Triggered Order	On-chain price oracle triggers on Solana

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Agent Command Automations

Schedule any prompt to run on a recurring basis:


"every day at 9am, check the price of ETH and send me a summary"
"every 6 hours, check my portfolio PnL"

Scheduled agent commands need Bankr Club, except one per DM conversation on Telegram, X or Farcaster. With Club you can create them from any surface, including the terminal, the Agent API and the CLI.

Creating Orders on the Trade Page

Price-triggered orders (limit, stop, trailing stop, DCA, TWAP) can also be created visually on the Trade page at bankr.bot/trade — switch the swap widget to Pro mode and pick the order type.

Managing Automations


"show my automations"
"cancel my limit order"
"cancel all my automations"

To pause, resume or edit an automation, use the Automations view in the terminal sidebar.

Limits

Each automation type has its own limits on how many can be active at once and how often they can run. Limit, stop, DCA and TWAP fills also count toward your wallet's spending limits; a fill the limits refuse retries hourly and the order stays active.

For the current numbers and full details, see Automations on docs.bankr.bot.