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How to Set Up a Multi-Wallet Trading Bot on Sui

Import the wallets that should trade, choose the pair and route, then set the mode, price limits, amount, interval and slippage before starting. The current service fee is 0.02 SUI per on-chain trade plus gas. Closing the page stops future trades.

8 min readUpdated 2026-10-22

Wallets, pricing and slippage are separate risks

Wallet selection controls how much capital can trade. The price band controls when orders are allowed, and slippage controls how much worse than the quote a fill can be. Test all three together instead of changing one at a time on a live set.

Start with one wallet and the smallest useful amount. Check the receipt and balance changes before expanding the run.

A browser tab is not an execution server

Closing the page stops the bot. Background throttling, a locked screen or a sleeping device can also delay execution. Build that into any plan that assumes continuous trading.

Use it for a disclosed, lawful purpose

Multiple wallets can create activity that looks independent to traders and market tools. Exchange rules, local law and project disclosures may restrict that use. Do not use the bot to mislead holders or evade platform controls.

Open the SUI trading bot

Quick facts

Network
Sui mainnet
Wallets
only wallets selected in the list
Service fee
0.02 SUI per on-chain trade
Route
the SUI DEX routes shown in the tool
Run history
settings and results, never private keys
Browser limits
background tabs, sleep and lock screen can delay trades

How it works

Follow these steps to complete the task safely.

  1. 01
    Import and select walletsFund the wallets that will trade and tick only those the bot should use.
  2. 02
    Choose the pair and routeConfirm the base token, target token and DEX route. Check the contract address instead of trusting a ticker.
  3. 03
    Set hard boundariesChoose fixed, random or percentage amounts, then set price limits, interval and slippage.
  4. 04
    Run one wallet firstUse a small test amount and one wallet. Review the fill, balance changes, platform fee and gas.
  5. 05
    Watch and stopFollow the live log. Press Stop if anything is wrong; trades that were already submitted can still settle on-chain.

FAQ

Common questions about this tool and its fees.

Will the bot keep running after I close the browser?

No. The bot runs inside the page. Closing it stops future execution, and minimizing the window, locking the screen or sleeping the device can delay trades.

Does run history save my private keys?

No. It stores settings such as the pair, amounts, slippage, route and wallet count. Private keys are not part of the saved run.

Why does the filled amount differ from the planned amount?

Random and percentage modes change the input each round. Pool price, depth, slippage and gas also affect the actual result.

Can I stop it immediately?

The Stop button prevents new trades. A transaction that was already signed and broadcast may still succeed or fail on-chain.