MAYA WORLD / GUIDE

Your traders. Your rules.

A practical guide to wallets, copying, fees and recovery. Trading availability and reward payments are separate.

Live trading enabledReward payments not activeUpdated 16 October 2026

Start with one trader and a small budget

Sign in with Telegram and check the displayed identity. Complete Wallet setup: Maya prepares your EVM wallet first; create the optional Solana wallet if you want to trade there. Choose whether to enable 2FA and export keys, or skip these optional steps.

Deposit cash and native gas on the network you intend to use. Grant trading permission, choose a Fomo profile or wallet, select networks and set your buy size and exits. Review the settings before starting.

Watch Terminal for the first buy and sell. A saved copy waits for new eligible signals; it does not buy everything the leader already holds. Paper and Live use separate records. Paper does not move real funds or earn payable rewards; switching modes does not close Live positions.

Your Maya account and wallets

Your Maya account holds your wallets, saved copy rules and trading history. Check the Telegram identity displayed in the dashboard before funding it.

The Maya website and @MayaCopyBot use your Maya account. One EVM address works across supported EVM networks, but each network has a separate balance. Solana uses a different address. Check the identity, address and network before depositing.

Use Switch Telegram account to change identities and confirm the account returned by Telegram. A different Telegram identity has different wallets. Logging out of the website alone does not necessarily clear Telegram’s own session.

Switch Telegram account →

Trading cash and network gas

The current minimum copied buy is $10. The table below shows the native-gas checks for one buy. Actual fees can vary; the copy review shows your required cash and current balance. Repeat buys need more cash.

You can save a copy when some selected networks have no funds. Those networks cannot execute until funded; skipped decisions appear in the Order feed. Missed buys are not replayed. A global account pause or unavailable trading server still prevents starting.

Gas autopilot can top up native gas from your stablecoin balance when enabled and supported, but requires an initial gas reserve. Base currently tops up below 0.02 ETH toward 0.04 ETH, subject to cash and spending checks. That reserve is larger than the one-buy minimum. USDC-paid gas, sponsorship and Wallet Convert are not enabled today.

NetworkTrading cashSuggested gas reserve
SolanaSolanaUSDC0.01 SOL
BaseBaseUSDC0.0003 ETH
EthereumEthereumUSDC0.003 ETH
BNB ChainBNB ChainUSDC0.002 BNB
Robinhood ChainRobinhood ChainUSDG0.0003 ETH

Profiles, wallets and the 20-copy limit

Search with a Fomo profile, supported profile link or wallet address. A standalone wallet does not need a Fomo account. Maya stores resolved profiles and wallets for later lookup; research data can arrive in stages.

Each trading workspace allows up to 20 copies without a holding-based capacity tier. One Fomo profile uses one slot even when you select several of its wallets. One standalone wallet uses one slot. Follow only the wallets and networks you intend to use.

The public directory showcases Fomo profiles. Use a profile link or wallet address to find someone outside the showcase. A high rank describes past results, not a recommendation or a promise about your returns.

Rules, take profit and stop loss

Simple follows eligible buys and sells using your selected sell setting. Bank75’s preset takes 75% at a +50% price gain and trails the remainder. Advanced offers sizing, repeated-buy limits, token budgets, entry filters, schedules and exits. Edited settings in your review take precedence over preset defaults.

A +50% take-profit trigger is the price gain, not the fraction to sell. Selling 75% leaves 25% open. A later trailing stop, copied sell or manual close can sell the remainder. A sale marked 100% can mean all of that remaining lot.

Stops request an exit after an observed price crosses your selected entry reference or trailing threshold. They do not guarantee a fill at that percentage. Sudden moves, liquidity, delays and failed routes can cause a larger loss.

Buys can be skipped for maximum entry chase, price impact, signal age, budgets, insufficient cash or gas, missing permission or an unavailable route. The Order feed shows the actual reason. Review these settings before starting.

Read your positions, sales and wins

Open positions show the quantity still held and its remaining cost. Partial means an earlier portion was sold. Sales / Closed shows individual exits, including partial sales, the copied leader, exit rule, sold fraction, proceeds, realized dollars and return percentage.

Realized return uses the cost of the sold portion; open profit uses the cost remaining. Network gas is reported separately where available. The Order feed separates Result from Reason: what filled or was skipped, and why. A skipped signal is not a purchase.

My wins uses entry and exit caps where supply data is available, abbreviated K, M or B. Estimated caps use the recorded fill price and stated supply basis. Estimated FDV is not historical circulating market cap. Older records can have no cap; missing data is not invented.

Pause trading and revoke permissions

Pausing stops new copying. Account controls can offer hold, close or a grace period for existing positions; read the chosen option before confirming. Protective exits follow the selected account control and enabled rules. Pausing cannot cancel a transaction already submitted.

Inactive copy subscriptions are removed from signal monitoring. A shared leader can remain monitored for another active user. Pausing your account does not pause anyone else’s copy.

Wallet → Trading permissions lets you revoke the relevant family to stop future delegated signing. Revocation does not sell positions or cancel a transaction already broadcast.

Deposits, withdrawals and History

Wallet → Deposit shows your address and network. Use the supported cash token and try a small transfer first. Wallet → History shows available deposit and withdrawal records; provider indexing can lag confirmation.

Wallet → Withdraw asks for your authorization through Privy. Receiving tokens does not require the recipient to hold gas, but sending or swapping them normally does. A withdrawal needs gas on its source network.

If signing fails, check whether a transaction was broadcast before retrying. Inspect History and the explorer when a hash exists. An interrupted broadcast with an unknown outcome requires verification; repeated clicks can create separate transfers.

2FA, key export and recovery

Return through Wallet → Review wallet setup. Manage enabled 2FA methods in Wallet → Wallet 2FA. Export EVM or Solana keys in Wallet → Export your wallet keys. Keep exported keys private and stored securely.

For a missing secondary wallet, create that family and refresh; retain the existing wallet. If a permission update completed but the screen is stale, refresh permissions before approving again. Do not delete or replace a funded account to troubleshoot it.

If a passkey fails, choose another method when one is enrolled. A website session reset cannot recover a lost verification method. Maya staff cannot supply your key or bypass Privy protection. Contact support with the network, action, time and public transaction hash; never send a recovery phrase, key or verification code.

support@mayaworld.co

Balances, prices and copy activity

Trader rankings, holdings and prices can update at different times. Check the displayed update time before relying on a balance or comparing two profiles.

A refreshed profile does not prove a copied trade filled. Terminal shows your own orders and the reason each signal filled or was skipped. Use a transaction receipt to check an actual transfer.

Unavailable prices and balances are shown as unknown or partial rather than a verified zero. Refreshing requests newer information; it does not repeat a withdrawal or replay a missed copy.

View data status →

Fees, recorded credits and payments

The current service fee is 2% on each executed buy or sell. Paper trades and skipped decisions do not generate live fees. Network gas, venue fees and slippage are separate. Hold at least 10,000,000 MAYA in your dashboard EVM wallet on Base for 0% Maya service fees on supported copy chains. Balances are checked within 60 seconds. External wallets, staking and liquidity positions do not count. Zero-fee trades create no protocol, creator or referral fee credit.

The current ledger allocates 25% of eligible confirmed copy fees to the copied Fomo creator and 25% to an eligible direct referrer. For a $100 trade, a $2 fee allocates $0.50 to each eligible recipient and $1 to the protocol. Absent referrers and unresolved creators do not create paid recipients; unallocated fees remain with the protocol. A known creator without a verified recipient wallet retains unpaid credits rather than receiving a transfer.

Credits are recorded dollar liabilities, not tokens already delivered. Referral maturity and payout thresholds apply before settlement. Automatic referral transfers, creator MAYA delivery and Virtuals buyback/burn automation are not active. A copied-trade transaction is not proof of a reward payment.

Follow the fees

How rewards work

Two revenue streams. Clear allocations. Rewards come from actual collected fees.

Copy-trading fees

A share of collected service fees

  • ProtocolTreasury50%
  • Copied Fomo creatorPurchased MAYA on Base25%
  • Direct referrerUSDC credits25%

Virtuals creator fees

A separate revenue stream

  • ProtocolTreasury50%
  • Buyback & burnMAYA on Base50%

Example: a $100 copied trade pays a $2 standard service fee: $1 protocol, $0.50 creator credit and $0.50 direct-referrer credit when eligible. Zero-fee trades create no fee-funded credits. Gas, venue fees and slippage remain separate. Full reward rules →

Credits are recorded now. Creator payouts: $20 minimum, checked every 24 hours, subject to treasury funding and a tracked EVM recipient. Referral payments, automatic bridging and burns remain inactive. Historical credits keep their recorded terms.

$MAYA and settlement on Base

Maya World uses its existing Base token. Creator MAYA rewards, buybacks and burns belong on Base. Fees on other trading networks must be reconciled, converted when needed and moved to the Base treasury before Base settlement. Collecting a Solana fee does not automatically bridge it.

Virtuals creator fees are a separate stream: 50% of fees actually received is allocated to the protocol and 50% to MAYA buyback and burn. Copy fees do not fund that burn allocation. No holder distribution, collection minting or vault allocation is part of Maya.

Referral rewards are intended as USDC on Base. Automatic transfers and treasury bridging are not active, and there is no payout-network selector. A creator can receive MAYA on Base even when their copied trades happen on Solana or Robinhood.

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Available today and planned next

Available: Telegram login, Maya wallets, optional Solana setup, key export, enabled 2FA methods, research, rule-based copying, Terminal, transfer history and recorded fee credits. Execution still depends on funding, permission, route availability and your rules.

Not active: automatic rewards, automatic fee bridging, Virtuals buyback/burn automation, sponsored or USDC-paid gas, Wallet Convert and agent rule-management tools. Historical directory results describe researched traders, not guaranteed results from your copies.