Anello Team · Oct 25, 2026 · 5 min read
Anello vs Tradiflux: Features and Fees Compared
How Anello and Tradiflux compare for grid and DCA bots on Hyperliquid: strategies, pricing, custody, venues and backtesting.
We checked Tradiflux’s site and docs on October 25, 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm the current details on tradiflux.com before you decide.
Anello and Tradiflux overlap a lot. Both:
- Run grid bots and DCA bots on Hyperliquid.
- Trade through a Hyperliquid API or agent wallet that can place orders but can’t withdraw.
- Include a manual trading terminal for spot and perps.
- Offer backtesting before you put money in.
- Send fill and bot notifications to Telegram.
The rest of this page covers where the two differ, so you can pick the one that fits how you trade.
Strategies
Tradiflux
Tradiflux’s grid bot uses equal percentage spacing between levels. The setup form builds a long grid, and its docs say a short grid can be made through the AI assistant. There is no neutral mode and no overall stop-loss.
Its DCA bot is the averaging kind: a base order, safety orders below it, and a take-profit that moves after each safety fill. On perps it can go short. For plain scheduled buys it has a separate Recurring buy bot.
It also has Smart Orders (averaging entries, take-profit ladders, stop-loss) and an AI assistant that drafts orders and bots from plain language. You confirm before anything launches.
Anello
Anello’s grid is geometric only, the same constant-percentage idea. You set a range, a number of levels and a USD size per order. A running grid can be extended, topped up, or switched to compounding without a restart.
Anello’s DCA is scheduled buying: a fixed USD amount every N days, weeks or months. It never sells.
Anello has no AI assistant and no safety-order DCA. If you want either, Tradiflux has it.
Pricing
Tradiflux
Tradiflux has a Free plan with demo exchanges and no bots. Basic is $19 a month and includes 10 bots, live exchange connections, Grid and DCA, and $5 a month of AI credits. You pay in crypto through NOWPayments, one month at a time, with no auto-renewal. Its Hyperliquid docs say it adds no builder fee.
Anello
Anello has no subscription. It charges a builder fee of 0.02% on spot sell fills only. Buys are free, and DCA is free apart from Hyperliquid’s own fee. Perp trades in the terminal carry 0.01% per fill. The math against grid spacing is in fees and risks.
At 0.02% of sells, $19 a month equals roughly $95,000 of monthly sell volume. Smaller grids pay less on Anello. Large, busy grids can pay less on Tradiflux.
Custody and keys
Tradiflux
You create an API wallet on Hyperliquid (More, then API), authorize it for up to 180 days, then paste its private key and your main wallet address into Tradiflux. Its docs describe the key as able to place orders but not withdraw. Tradiflux reminds you 7 days before the key expires. Subaccounts and vaults aren’t supported.
Anello
Anello creates the agent wallet and asks your wallet to approve it on Hyperliquid. You never copy or paste a key. Each grid or DCA bot gets its own agent, and the terminal uses one more. An agent can place and cancel orders. It cannot withdraw, transfer, or change account settings. You can revoke it on Hyperliquid at any time. Details are in non-custodial agent wallets.
Both models keep funds in your own Hyperliquid account. The main difference is who generates the key and how many you manage.
Markets and venues
Tradiflux
Tradiflux connects to Hyperliquid (spot and perps) and Bybit (spot and perps), plus a demo exchange with virtual balances. Grids run on spot and perps, with leverage and Cross or Isolated margin. Its docs say HIP-3 markets aren’t tradable.
Anello
Anello is Hyperliquid only. Grid and DCA bots run on spot only, by design: a grid that falls through its range holds owned inventory, not a leveraged position that can be liquidated. The terminal trades spot, perps, and real-world-asset perps on a Hyperliquid builder DEX.
If you trade on Bybit, or want perp grids, Tradiflux covers more ground.
Previews and backtesting
Tradiflux
Tradiflux’s in-app backtest replays grid and DCA bots over exchange candles, with fees counted and funding not counted. A free public grid backtest covers 7, 30 or 90 days of hourly prices, with no sign-up. On that public tool, Hyperliquid is perps only.
Anello
Before a grid is created, Anello shows every order it will place, with the exact price and size after Hyperliquid’s rounding. The preview is what gets placed. For DCA, the preview shows the whole plan: the amount of each buy, when each one runs, the total, and the USDC it needs. The backtest replays those same orders over 7, 30, 90 or 180 days of Hyperliquid prices, with fees, for both grid and DCA.
Summary
| Tradiflux | Anello | |
|---|---|---|
| Grid bot | Yes, spot and perps, long (short via AI) | Yes, spot only, geometric |
| DCA bot | Safety-order averaging, plus Recurring buy | Scheduled buys |
| Smart orders / TP-SL | Smart Orders with TP ladders and SL | Terminal TP/SL on perps, scale and TWAP orders |
| AI assistant | Yes, with paid credits | No |
| Price | Free (no bots) or $19/month | No subscription |
| Product trading fee | No builder fee on Hyperliquid | 0.02% on spot sells, buys and DCA free |
| Keys | You create an API wallet and paste its key | Anello creates per-bot agents, you approve |
| Withdrawal rights | No, per its docs | No, and no transfers |
| Venues | Hyperliquid, Bybit, demo exchange | Hyperliquid only |
| Backtesting | Grid and DCA in app, free public grid tool | Grid and DCA, 7 to 180 days |
| Exact order preview | Not published | Grid: every order’s exact price and size. DCA: every buy’s amount and schedule |
| Status | Site header labels it Beta | Live |
Need help?
The Anello docs cover setup, fees and risks. For questions, join the Anello Discord, follow @AnelloApp on X, or email [email protected].
Nothing in this article is financial advice. Grid and DCA bots can lose money on either platform.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Anello or Tradiflux cheaper for a Hyperliquid grid bot?
- It depends on volume. Tradiflux charges $19 a month for bots and says it adds no builder fee on Hyperliquid. Anello has no subscription and charges 0.02% on spot sell fills, with buys free. At 0.02% of sells, $19 equals about $95,000 of sell volume a month. Below that, Anello costs less in product fees. Above it, Tradiflux does. Hyperliquid's own fees apply on both.
- Can Anello run grid bots on Hyperliquid perps?
- No. Anello's grid and DCA bots run on Hyperliquid spot only. The Anello terminal trades perps by hand. Tradiflux runs grids on both spot and perps, including short grids, so if you want a leveraged or short grid, Tradiflux covers that and Anello does not.
- Can either platform withdraw my funds?
- By their own docs, no. Tradiflux uses a Hyperliquid API wallet that it describes as able to place orders but not withdraw. Anello uses Hyperliquid agent wallets that can place and cancel orders, cannot withdraw or transfer, and can be revoked on Hyperliquid at any time.
- Does Tradiflux or Anello have backtesting?
- Both do. Tradiflux has an in-app grid and DCA backtest and a free public grid backtest. Anello backtests grid and DCA settings over 7, 30, 90 or 180 days of Hyperliquid prices, using the same orders the bot would place.