Verdict up front: a reviewer of AI Auto Trading Bot writes that the app “won’t let you withdraw your money after you get to $200”, and that support will not reply. A second says a withdrawal was attempted and nothing was ever transferred. The app holds a 4.6-star average across 443 reviews.
AI Auto Trading Bot is published by Wulpix Developer. On the day we checked it showed 4.6 stars from 443 reviews and 10,000+ downloads, with ads, filed under Finance, last updated 31 December 2025.
The wall at two hundred dollars
Robert Christian Jr, 28 August 2026:
A user’s account
“It’s an ok app. It’s just that it won’t let you withdraw your money after you get to $200 and you try to contact support and they won’t text you back.”
Ian Butch, 30 July 2026, a month earlier: “I’ve attempted to withdraw yet nothing has been transferred yet.”
That figure should stop anyone who has followed this series. A $200 threshold that cannot be crossed is the same number we documented across four entirely unrelated Play developer accounts in the zero-balance trading apps — different names, different shopfronts, the same wall in the same place.
Two hundred dollars is a considered choice. It is high enough that reaching it takes weeks of advertising revenue for the operator, and low enough that a user believes it is nearly within reach from the first day.
What is actually being traded
Read the description twice and you will notice it never says.
From the store listing, in full on this point
“AI Auto Trading Bot provides a modern interface for users looking to bring automation to their trading experience… allowing user to set parameters and let the technology handle the heavy lifting… a stable and intuitive environment for your asset trade management.”
No exchange is named. No broker is named. No instrument is named. There is no mention of an API key, a connected account, or where a deposit would go. For an app whose users are discussing withdrawing hundreds of dollars, the listing describes no mechanism by which money could enter or leave.
The third reviewer fills that gap. Mary Cole, 30 June 2026, in capitals throughout: “THEY OVERDO THE ADS… THEY PUT AN AD JUST ABOUT IN FRONT OF EVERYTHING YOU HAVE TO DO AND BY THE TIME YOU GET TO DO SOMETHING YOU ALREADY SPENT SO MUCH TIME FOR SO LITTLE MONEY.”
That is not a trading bot. That is an advertising app with a trading interface drawn on the front, and the “balance” users are trying to withdraw is a counter the operator increments for watching adverts.
Why the rating is 4.6 anyway
The complaints on this page are recent and specific. The score is high. Both things are true at once, and the reason is structural: on an app like this, the people who rate it are overwhelmingly the people who have not yet reached the threshold. Nothing has gone wrong for them yet, because nothing has been tested.
The users who hit $200 write the reviews quoted above — and there are far fewer of them, because most people give up before they get there. A rating measures patience, not payment.
The shelf it came from
Wulpix Developer also publishes AI Trading Signals, AI Robo Market Trader — and Cute & Funny Cat Sticker.
There is no company name on the listing, no registered address, and no regulator. A developer account that ships automated-trading products alongside a sticker pack is not running a trading desk.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 20 September 2026
Package com.stock.tradingbot.ai.analysis, publisher Wulpix Developer · 10,000+ installs, 4.6 from 443 reviews · reviewer reports no withdrawal permitted above $200 and no reply from support · a second reports an attempted withdrawal never transferred · a third describes heavy advertising for very little money · the description names no exchange, broker or instrument · no company, address or regulator · sibling apps include a cat sticker pack.
The same $200 ceiling ran through the zero-balance trading apps, and a paid plan whose payout never arrives appears in DOGE Mining App, alongside a limit nobody reaches in Bitcoin Cloud Mining.
What to check before you start
- If the listing cannot name what is being traded, nothing is being traded. A real automation tool names the exchange or broker it connects to.
- Search the reviews for a dollar figure. When several people name the same number, that number is the design.
- Test the payout at the smallest permitted amount, early. It costs you a day instead of a month.
- Read the developer’s other apps. It tells you what kind of workshop this came out of.
