SignBot Pricing Explained: Wallet Credits, Virtual Money and Pay Per Use
Trading platforms often use subscriptions, brokerage charges or usage-based pricing. SignBot is designed around a pay-per-use wallet model rather than a recurring monthly subscription.
The most important concept is that wallet credits and virtual money are two different balances.
What are wallet credits?
Wallet credits are real platform credits used for chargeable SignBot services according to the applicable pricing.
For example, a backtest or a trading signal may consume wallet credits when the service is actually used.
What is virtual money?
Virtual money is simulated trading capital.
It is used for paper trading and is not the same as wallet credit. It cannot be withdrawn as cash and it is not used to pay platform fees.
This separation makes the difference between simulated trading capital and actual platform spending clear.
Why pay per use?
The model is designed so that traders do not have to maintain a monthly subscription simply to keep an account active.
Instead, wallet credits are used when chargeable actions occur.
Strategy creation, learning and other platform features can therefore be explored without treating every month as a billing cycle.
Trial and top-up
SignBot's launch pricing includes a ₹99 + GST trial structure with wallet credit and virtual trading funds, subject to the current pricing terms shown on the platform.
Users can then add wallet funds when they want to continue using chargeable services.
Always check the current pricing page before making a payment because fees and promotional terms can change.
Why keep two balances?
Imagine a user has ₹500 of wallet credit and ₹50,000 of virtual trading money.
The ₹500 represents platform usage credit. The ₹50,000 represents simulated trading capital.
A virtual trading loss does not reduce the wallet. A platform fee does not reduce the virtual trading balance.
Final takeaway
Remember the simple distinction:
Wallet = platform usage credits
Virtual balance = simulated trading capital
Understanding this difference makes SignBot's pay-per-use model much easier to follow.
*Pricing information is provided for general understanding. Always refer to SignBot's current pricing and terms before purchasing.*