GRID-bot card

After saving, the bot appears in the “GRID” list on the main page:
https://veles.finance/cabinet

Note

Do not confuse the bot card with the Active deal card.

Example of a bot card:

The card can be collapsed or expanded using the arrow button (at the bottom right):

Main Elements

• Bot ID — a unique number in the database. Required when contacting Support.
• Status — the bot’s current operational state (see below).

GRID Bot Statuses

“Terminated”

The bot is turned off and is not performing any actions.

“Awaiting Launch”

The bot has been started by the user. This stage typically lasts less than a second.

“Running”

The bot has started, placed orders, and is awaiting their execution.

As soon as the opening order of the pair is executed, the [Active GRID Trade card] appears(../grid-trade-card/).

“Error”

The card is highlighted with a red bar. The bot stops and does not monitor anything.
You need to check your balance, orders, and position on the exchange.

All errors are described in the “Bot Errors” section.

Once the cause has been resolved, two options are available:

1. Start a new deal — if the previous position has already been closed.
2. Restart the deal — if the error was caused by the lack of balance or the accidental deletion of an order.

Control Buttons

The available buttons depend on the bot’s status.

• Start / Stop — start or stop the bot. Bot settings are validated after start.
• To the Deal — navigate to the deal chart screen, displaying active and completed cycles.
• Edit — open settings. Changes will take effect starting with the next deal.
• Clone — create a copy (e.g., for a different coin).
• Share — generate a link to the settings (useful for support).
• Backtest — run a strategy test using historical data. Learn more about backtests.
• Delete — delete the bot (only possible if bot is stopped). This action is irreversible, though a copy of the bot can be recreated using the deal ID.