Self-hosted AED-to-BTC
for UAE Bitcoiners.

No. This is software that you configure with your own exchange API key. Trades execute under your authorization, on your exchange account, using your funds. We never custody Bitcoin or AED. The legal equivalent: a spreadsheet that places orders for you when you tell it to. We sell software, not financial advice or asset custody.

If a basic weekly auto-buy is all you want, use your exchange's recurring-buy feature — it's free and built-in, and most exchanges offer one now. Our bot adds: buy-the-dip + on-chain smart triggers, manual sweep to your hardware wallet from a single dashboard regardless of which exchange filled the order, multi-exchange diversification, volatility-weighted strategies, and UAE-specific tax reporting.

The hosted version (we run the bot for you on managed infrastructure) is currently in private beta with a small invited group — ask in the Telegram community if you'd like an invite. Otherwise the self-hosted route is the way in: same bot, free and open source, running on your own Umbrel, Raspberry Pi, Mac mini, or VPS.

Nothing changes. Your Bitcoin is on your exchange. Your API key is your own. The bot just stops running — which is functionally the same as you pausing it. Worst case you log into your exchange directly and trade manually until you pick a new tool. No lock-in, no proprietary custody.

Trade-only is enough for the bot to place buys. The maximum damage from a compromised trade-only key is that someone trades your existing balance — they cannot withdraw it. Add Withdraw scope only when you want to use the dashboard's manual Withdraw-now flow to sweep BTC to your hardware wallet, and whitelist the destination address at the exchange first so funds can only flow to your wallet.

The software is live and battle-tested. The self-hosted route is open to everyone: the source is public on GitHub (github.com/jiashanlu/bitcoiners-dca) — clone it and run the Docker image yourself. The hosted version is in private beta with a small invited group while we iterate; ask in the Telegram community if you'd like an invite.

OKX trades BTC/AED directly (BitOasis is also supported by the adapter). Binance UAE is supported too, but binance.com does not list a BTC/AED pair — UAE users access it via the ADGM-licensed entity and the bot trades BTC/USDT there (you handle the AED→USDT step separately, e.g. via OKX or P2P). Smart routing compares venues per cycle and picks the cheapest after-fee price; Binance USDT routes show up as an alert rather than auto-executing.

Manual on-chain withdraw from a single dashboard, across every exchange you DCA on. You decide when to sweep — typically when your exchange balance is several multiples of the network fee. No background daemon decides for you. You paste your hardware-wallet address; the bot routes the on-chain transfer.

No. Flat subscription fee. The bot has zero economic interest in your trade volume. Your DCA spread cost is just the exchange's spread — same as if you bought manually.