PROFICY is not liable for any loss of funds through the use of the available bots or connecting your wallet to our minting dashboard. This includes every possible scenario (for example bad trading habits, a user being victim of a cyber attack, servers being attacked, buying cryptocurrencies run by malicious developers etc.)
We explcitly recommend NOT TO USE YOUR MAIN WALLET for any of our bots or to mint an NFT through our website. This is common practice with these kind of products and should always be kept this way.
We at PROFICY took every available measure to prevent anything bad to happen on our end.

THE PROFICY NODE NETWORK IS NOT ESTABLISHED YET. THIS MIGHT LEAD TO INCONSISTENT PERFORMANCE ON THE MEMPOOL BOTS WHILE USING OUR CURRENT NODE SETUP. ALL OTHER BOTS DON'T REQUIRE THE PROFICY NODE NETWORK AND WORK EXCELLENT WITH THE CURRENT SETUP.

We take security very serious and have every possible measure in place to prevent any harm being done while using our app. Our servers have several firewalls, they only allow certified connections, your private keys are NEVER stored locally in plain sight - they are always fully encrypted, etc.
It is basically as safe as using any other app like MetaMask. Your funds can only be at risk if someone has live access to your PC while you are copying your private keys from f.e. MetaMask, which is highly unlikely/you would be wrecked anyways without ever hearing of Proficy.

To get access to our bots your wallet needs to hold one of our NFTs. Once you've aqcuired an NFT, it grants you true ownership over that particular bot.
To mint an NFT, go to the home section of our website and connect your wallet. In the minting dashboard you will find all available bots. Simply click mint and confirm the transaction.
After you have the NFT, download our bot, run the installer and fill the input forms with the needed data.
Always make sure wallet #1 is the NFT holding wallet.

Yes you can. It might even be a smart move if demand is high and supply is low.

If you bought multiple NFTs of the same bot, you can run several instances of the app at the same time. In the top section of the UI you can find an Instance dropdown, which lets you switch to another instance. Your inputs are saved for each instance separately and loaded on the next startup/restart.

You can find us in our telegram channel https://t.me/ProficyIO or simply click the telegram icon in the top section of our homepage.

You can have a look at the marketplace if someone is selling an NFT for the bot you’d like to have. If that is not the case, you could ask in the telegram channel if someone might sell his/hers. Or you can contact us and have a talk with us about getting a custom bot.

If you decided to buy a lower tier bot and want to upgrade to a higher tier, you could offer your NFT on the marketplace and mint an NFT to get the higher tier bot. Or you can contact us and have a talk with us about getting a custom bot.

Yes we offer custom solutions. If you want to know more, simply contact us.

As always in this space, we do not offer any kind of refund. If you are not happy with your decision, you can always sell your NFTs in the marketplace.

Yes you can. Please keep in mind, the wallets you have previously authorized for the use with multi wallet bots will no longer be authorized and you have to redo the authorization process.

You can either use our marketplace (which we highly recommend) or sell it privately.

Via the referral program we offer you the opportunity to earn your own share of every bot sold through your personal promotion. On top, if you got enough referrals, you'll get a bot for free.

When taking part in the program, you get your own referral code. When someone mints an NFT there is an input for a referral code. If the person who mints an NFT puts your referral in there, the NFT contract will automatically send your share of the paid price for the NFT, directly to your wallet.

To participate in the referral program you can simply contact us via Telegram. All we need from you is a wallet address, which we put into the NFT contracts to generate your personal referral code.

In case every NFT would be sold via a referral, the referral share would be about $250.000. But the main motivation should be the free bots we hand out to top promoters. If you get 20 referrals, you'll receive a Whalebot Multi. If you make it to 35 referrals, you'll get a DxSale or PinkBot Multi. With 50 referrals, you get a BlockPro or NFT Pro bot. 75 referrals will give you access to a Mempool High Bot.

A node on BSC is most likely a Go-Ethereum (Geth) or Parity client running on a computer. This could be on someone's personal computer at home or on a server in a datacenter. The node client keeps track of all blocks and states that are generated and stores the complete blockchain locally, so it is in full synchronization with it.
All ethereum-based blockchains span accross a network of nodes. These nodes connect with each other by gossiping. When a transaction is generated, the first node it enters will gossip about it to other nodes and so this information is transfered to the validator, where it will be validated and become a successfull transaction.

Mempool (aka txPool) is short for memory pool and is the place where every transaction is stored before it enters the actual blockchain. All currently pending transactions are waiting here to get into a block, get indexed, and validated by a validator. Once a transaction entered the mempool, all its input data can be accessed by everyone else. A mempool bot is scanning this the complete mempool and filtering it for one specific transaction based on its input data. Once it has found the wanted transaction it tries to send its own transaction as fast as possible with the same gwei to get indexed right behind that transaction, which in our case is the liquidity addition of a token.
One very important aspect to keep in mind, is that all data has to travel through networks and nodes on its way to the validators. This results in three factors that determine how successfull sniping based on mempool is.
- Location of the validator of the current block
- Location of the address that adds liquidity
- Location of the mempool bot trying to get in right behind the liquidity addition
If the distance between the address that adds liquidity and your mempool bot is very far, others are able to see the transaction in the mempool before you. If your distance to the validator of the block is very far, your transaction might reach it later as desired. Since there are 21 validators in different locations on BSC who take turns with each block, it is not beneficial to have a node right next to one single validator. On the other hand, having a node right next to the place from where liquidity is always added by presale platforms would be quite beneficial. But since those locations are unknown or they don’t even use a dedicated node (there is no need for it) this location will always change when using a public node, since the BSC network switches the endpoint from time to time to minimize timeouts.
This whole process is done in milliseconds – in other words, we are chasing each single millisecond while performing successfull tasks based on mempool.
The quality of the code of a mempool bot plays also quite a significant role, also if parts of it are directly on the blockchain, which reduces delays immense. But as you might can tell by now, to be the absolute best out there, you need to position yourself very well and need a lot of computational logic to be the first no matter who is the validator or from which location the liquidity is added.
Solving this very complex task is the main goal of this project.

Indexing is basically giving each transaction a position in the block, which is also done by the validators. A transaction with higher gwei is preferred by validators, since they earn more for validating a transaction with higher gwei, which causes those transactions to be indexed first. This is also the reason why one needs higher gwei than others to successfully snipe a presale. Furthermore this also explains why using more gwei on a mempool based snipe would fail, since one would frontrun the liquidity addition transaction.

No. We currently provide 2 nodes for BSC and 1 node for ETH. One of the BSC nodes is located at the US east coast and the other BSC and the ETH node are located in Germany. All our nodes run on high-end hardware in well established data centers.
The performance of our nodes is well tested and more than enough for Presale Bots, Block Bots, NFT Bots and the Whale Bot. You can also use our nodes with the Mempool High tier, but expect the results to be inconsistent on hyped launches.

Since distance to your endpoint matters a lot, it would be beneficial for you to get your own node if you are geologically far away from our nodes. You’d also be the only person using the bandwidth on that node, which could lead to better performance.
Out of convenience we would always recommend to get your own node, just to maximize performance and safety.

Since we don’t want to give away too much detail, this section will be left to your imagination. But we can tell you for sure it’s not just the 2-3 nodes we provide for the normal use of our bots.

We can connect your node to our nodes that are available to every user. The more users join, the better it will perform.
Access to the actual PROFICY Node Network can only be obtained by buying one of the Mempool Pro tiers or Ultimate tier.

Yes. Our nodes run on secured dedicated servers. The websockets are secured by multiple firewalls and TLS certificates.

This can have multiple reasons. If it is consistently bad, it’s most likely your geological distance to our nodes or your internect connection is bad/clogged.
If the performance is mostly good for you, but sometimes bad, this could be a general phenomenon when a part of the blockchain network is lagging.
If you are using the Mempool High tier with our nodes, we can’t guarantee you consistent results. When competing in Block 0 with other highly sophisticated bots every millisecond counts. This explains why one should get their own private node or even better, access to a node network.

We might consider doing this. Maintaining a node takes quite a lot of time – so this is still up for discussion.

ALL our bots use mempool techniques. Assuming this question originates from the colloquial term "mempool" often heard in chats – yes this really is mempool sniping.

This can have multiple reasons. If you are using our nodes, it could be your geological distance to them. It could also be a part of the blockchain network that is lagging.
If liquidity is added right at the end of block 0, for example at index 285 and the block has 291 indexes, the chances are very low that every parameter is dialed in for you to snipe in under 6 indexes. If this happens, you end up with the same GWEI as the liquidity tx (most likely 5 GWEI) in block 1. In Block 1 one can snipe with higher GWEI than the liquidity tx. So for example BlockBot or Mempool Bot users who aimed at Block 1, who sent their tx with higher GWEI, will outperform you.
There are a few bots out there that perform too good and consistent to be just a user going through a normal node or node network. for example the famous "BD" bot is highly likely either DxSale themselves or a validator. If the bot runs on the same node as the presale platform, it is the first to know about the finalize tx and can just put it’s tx right behind liquidity. If it is a validator, he/she can put their own tx in front of whatever tx they like to.
If you are using the Mempool High tier with our nodes, we can’t guarantee you consistent results. When competing in Block 0 with other highly sophisticated bots, every millisecond counts. This explains why one should get their own private node or even better, access to a node network.

If liquidity is added right at the end of block 0, for example at index 285 and the block has 291 indexes, the chances are very low that every parameter is dialed in for you to snipe in under 6 indexes. If this happens, you end up with the same GWEI as the liquidity tx (most likely 5 GWEI) in block 1. In Block 1 one can snipe with higher GWEI than the liquidity tx. So for example BlockBot or Mempool Bot users who aimed at Block 1, who sent their tx with higher GWEI, will outperform you.

Since variables, functions and the function structure are completely individual, it is technically impossible to automate this. We could do it for some standard formats that have been used before, but it would just not be reliable. If there would be a solution to fully automate this no matter how individual the functions are designed, be sure we would have implemented it.

You can do it through our website in the minting dashboard. Simply click authorize on the according NFT, fill in the form and confirm the tx. Or you can do it directly through the write functions of the NFT contract.

You can set the Gasprice and Gaslimit for each wallet individually, this way no one can tell those tx came from the same person.

Yes. If you'd like to, you can buy 10 NFTs and snipe a presale with 50 wallets.

You can do it through our website in the minting dashboard. Simply click authorize on the according NFT, fill in the form and confirm the tx. Or you can do it directly through the write functions of the NFT contract.

Yes. If you like to, you can buy 10 NFTs and snipe a mint with 50 wallets.

This is only temporary. You only have to deal with BSC once to mint the NFT and never come back later on. Once we restructured the homepage, you'll get your NFT on ETH.

Yes. You can send your NFT to another wallet and keep going from there.