Verdict up front: Signals&Bot has passed 100,000 installs offering trading signals and automated trading with no registration required. Its Android package name is com.kibertrader.botbingo, it is filed under Business rather than Finance, and its own screenshots funnel users toward binary options brands.
Key facts — checked 24 September 2026
App: Signals&Bot · Package: com.kibertrader.botbingo · Developer: CyberTrader · Installs: 100,000+ · Rating: 3.4 from 571 reviews · Category: Business — not Finance
The package name says bingo
Every Android app carries a package name, set by the developer when the app is created and effectively permanent. This one is com.kibertrader.botbingo.
A trading-signals app does not normally get built inside a project called bingo. It is the strongest available hint that the shell was made for something else — a game or a gambling product — and later repurposed. The public name can be changed in an afternoon; the package name is the thing underneath.
Where it actually sends you
The store screenshots show three panels: Real-Time Trading Signals, Advanced Technical Analysis and Automated Trading Tools. In the third, the trading robots are labelled with the platforms they run on: Pocket Option, Quotex, Olymp Trade and IQ Option.
Those are binary options and high-risk derivatives brands. Binary options have been banned from sale to retail investors in the European Union and the United Kingdom since 2018 and 2019 respectively, on the grounds that retail clients lose money on them consistently. An app in the Business category is routing users straight to them.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 24 September 2026
- The Android package name is com.kibertrader.botbingo on an app sold as trading signals.
- Google Play files it under Business, not Finance.
- Its own screenshots name Pocket Option, Quotex, Olymp Trade and IQ Option as connected trading robots.
- Binary options are banned from sale to retail investors in the EU and the UK.
- It advertises no mandatory registration, and holds 3.4 stars from 571 reviews on 100,000+ installs.
- No company, jurisdiction or regulator is named for the developer.
No registration, no accountability
The description makes a selling point of friction removal: “no mandatory registration and no complicated setup required”, with signals drawn from “more than ten indicators and moving averages”.
No registration also means no record, no terms you agreed to and no relationship with anyone. The developer is given as CyberTrader, with no company, jurisdiction or regulator anywhere in the listing. Users have rated it 3.4, which for an app with six figures of installs is a poor score.
What to take from this one
Check the package name before you install a finance app. It sits in the store URL after id=, and when it does not match the product you are looking at, something has been recycled.
Then look at what the app is a doorway to. A signals app is rarely the end of the journey; it is the introduction to a broker. If the brokers on the other side are ones your own regulator has restricted, the app has answered the only question that matters.
Our view: A trading app built inside a project called bingo, filed under Business, requiring no registration, and pointing users at binary options brands their own regulators have restricted. Do not use it to choose trades or brokers.
Sources, checked 24 September 2026: Google Play listing for com.kibertrader.botbingo, read in full on 24 September 2026, including the package name, category, developer line, description, store screenshots, rating and install band.
