Gunbot Review

The strongest security model in the category

Gunbot runs locally on your own hardware, which means the API secrets never leave your device and there is no cloud service holding your credentials at all. The user configures the API key scopes, withdrawal permissions and IP allowlists themselves. For a trader who does not want a third party holding exchange access, that local-only model is materially safer than any cloud bot, and it earns top marks on both custody and security.

A one-time price, published

Unusually, Gunbot sells one-time lifetime licences rather than subscriptions — Standard, Pro and DeFi at EUR 199, 299 and 499 with no monthly cost — and publishes them plainly. Twenty-plus exchanges are named.

The entity gap

The operating entity is named as Gunthar de Niro S.L.R, but without a stated jurisdiction, which is the one disclosure gap against an otherwise exemplary safety posture.

Who builds it

Gunbot is a self-hosted trading bot published under the entity Gunthar de Niro S.L.R., shown in its site footer; its creator is known only by the handle "Gunthar de Niro," a pseudonym whose real identity is not disclosed. Licences are tied to its Gunthy token through a blockchain-based licensing system. Because Gunbot runs on the user's own machine rather than a hosted service, the pseudonymous creator matters less for custody than it would elsewhere — but it is still the disclosure reality to note.