@walletFree
86 / 100
Score
Telegram bots for investors look up stock prices, track a portfolio or sell tokenized shares. Most brokerages and market-data sites run no Telegram bot at all, so this list is short, and none of these bots replaces a broker or gives personal financial advice.
| # | Bot | Price | Languages | Inline | Groups | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | @wallet | Free · Free wallet and free transfers between Wallet users; withdrawals have a fixed fee per asset (1 USDT on TON), and card purchases of USDT are fee-free up to a tier limit (€300 on the base tier). | EN · RU · MULTI | no | no | 86 |
| 2 | @CoinTrendzBot | Freemium · About 60 free commands, with ads. | EN | no | yes | 72 |
| 3 | @eodhdsignalsbot | Free · Free; using the bot does not consume EODHD API calls. | EN | no | no | 66 |
| 4 | @tickergrambot | Freemium · /quote is free; the other commands on the public bot are for GitHub sponsors. | EN | no | yes | 53 |
We did not trade or connect brokerage accounts. For each bot we opened its t.me page and found who runs it through a link from the company's website, channel or code repository, then took from those sources its commands, the markets it covers, what is free and what needs an account, a paid plan or a phone number, and when the project was last updated. Bots with a brand name but an empty description and no link from the brand, bots whose owner had changed, and bots selling signals or promising returns were left out.
A quote bot answers a ticker with a price. CoinTrendzBot does this for free with /sp and adds the daily change, the 52-week range and the P/E ratio; Tickergram's /quote works too, but its code has not been updated since 2023, so a change in its data source can break it. Portfolio bots connect to a broker account and report holdings in a chat; the ones we found each serve a single national market, so none appears in this English list. Buying inside Telegram exists in one form here: Wallet sells tokenized US stocks and ETFs. A token follows the share's price, but you do not own the share, and the service is unavailable where Wallet's custodial wallet is closed, including the US, the UK and most of the EU.
Most brokerages and market-data sites do not run a Telegram bot. Searching Telegram for a well-known brand often turns up a bot with that name, an empty description and no link from the company's website; that is not the company. Before trusting any finance bot, find the link to it on the brand's own site or channel.
Look at where the data comes from and how old it is, and compare the price with the exchange before you trade. A bot that sells "signals", asks for your broker password or offers to manage your money is not an investing tool, whatever its name says.
Not the shares themselves in this list. Wallet (@wallet) sells tokenized US stocks and ETFs that follow a share's price without making you its owner, and only where its custodial wallet is available. A bot that offers to invest your money for you is a scam sign.
CoinTrendzBot (@CoinTrendzBot) returns the price, daily change, 52-week range and P/E for free with /sp and a ticker. Tickergram (@tickergrambot) answers /quote too, but its code has not been updated since 2023.
Only to a service with a named company and a published page for its bot, and only with a read-only token where your broker offers one. Never give a bot your password or a code from an SMS.
Not in this list. Wallet sells tokenized stocks, and CoinTrendzBot and Tickergram show prices. For the basics, start with a course from a stock exchange or a licensed broker.
