Coinrule Review
Non-custodial with withdrawal-disabled keys
of 10
Coinrule states it is completely non-custodial, never has access to funds, and uses API connections with no withdrawal permissions. It publishes its tiers plus a 0.02% volume fee, connects to major exchanges, stocks brokers and on-chain networks, and encrypts keys with AES-256.
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Pricing
Investor $29.99, Trader $59.99, Pro $449.99/mo + 0.02% volume
Custody
Completely non-custodial; no withdrawal permissions
Coverage
Major exchanges, stock brokers, on-chain networks
Security
AES-256 encryption of API keys
Entity
Coinrule Ltd; jurisdiction not stated
Scores
Each criterion carries equal weight. The overall score is the average of these 5 scores — (9.0 + 10.0 + 8.0 + 8.0 + 5.0) ÷ 5 = 8.0.
Pros
- States it is completely non-custodial with no access to funds, using API connections with no withdrawal permissions
- Tiers published: Investor $29.99, Trader $59.99, Pro $449.99 per month, each with a 0.02% volume fee
- Broad coverage: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, OKX, Bybit and more, plus stocks and on-chain networks
- Bank-level AES-256 encryption of API keys stated
Cons
- The operating entity is named as Coinrule Ltd but no jurisdiction is stated
- A 0.02% volume fee applies on top of the subscription
- The dedicated pricing page returned 404; figures were read from the homepage
The safest API arrangement, stated plainly
Coinrule states it is completely non-custodial, that it never has access to your funds, and that it uses API connections with no withdrawal permissions. That combination — non-custodial plus withdrawal-disabled keys — is the safest way a trading bot can connect, and stating it directly earns the top custody score.
Pricing and coverage published
The tiers are published — Investor, Trader and Pro at $29.99, $59.99 and $449.99 per month, each carrying a 0.02% fee on traded volume — and coverage spans major crypto exchanges, stock brokers such as Alpaca and Webull, and on-chain networks including Base, Arbitrum and Ethereum. API keys are encrypted with bank-level AES-256.
The entity gap
The operating company is named as Coinrule Ltd, but no jurisdiction is stated, which is the one notable omission in an otherwise strong disclosure.
The company behind it
Coinrule is operated by Coinrule Ltd. and, per its about page, was launched in March 2019 by co-founders Gabriele Musella as chief executive, Oleg Giberstein as chief operating officer, and Zdenek Hofler as chief technology officer; the team is UK-based. It has no token. A named UK company with a fully named founding team is among the fuller disclosures in this category, which matters for a no-code tool that automates trades on connected accounts.
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Sources
Scored from published primary sources rather than hands-on use. Every figure above comes from one of the pages below, on the date shown. Manufacturers change prices and specifications without notice — if something here no longer matches the source, tell us and we will correct it.
- 1.Coinrule — homepage (pricing, custody, coverage, security) — checked
- 2.Coinrule — about page — checked
Frequently asked questions
Is Coinrule custodial?
No. Coinrule states it is completely non-custodial, never has access to funds, and uses API connections with no withdrawal permissions.
What does Coinrule cost?
Investor $29.99, Trader $59.99 and Pro $449.99 per month, each with a 0.02% fee on traded volume, plus a free tier.
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