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October 2026

Arbitrum is live, and Autopilot adds a Savings plan and a Dip buyer

Seven chains. Two new Autopilot plans. Faster orders on the web app.

Arbitrum is now a full chain on TRUE, not just a deposit address. Autopilot gets two new plan types: a Savings plan that buys on your schedule, and a Dip buyer that waits for a fall. And the web app now sends orders on the same rail the mobile app uses, which takes about a second off every one of them.

Arbitrum deposits and withdrawalsConvert on ArbitrumSeven chainsSavings planDip buyerFaster orders on web

Arbitrum: deposit, withdraw, send and convert New

Arbitrum is live end to end. USDC, USDT and any Arbitrum token can come in, go out, move between your wallets and convert into anything else TRUE trades. Your Arbitrum balance sits next to the rest of your wallet, and Activity reads the chain directly, so a transfer arrives with its proper category instead of an unknown line.

  • Deposit. Choose Arbitrum in Add money and send USDC, USDT or any Arbitrum token to your address.
  • Withdraw. Arbitrum is a network option in Withdraw, and an Arbitrum address can be saved in your address book.
  • Convert, Send, Receive and Move. The same four actions you already have on the other chains.
  • History. Arbitrum transfers are categorised in Activity, like Solana and Base.
The deposit network list in the TRUE app, with Arbitrum next to Solana, Base, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Tron.
Arbitrum sits in the same network list as the other six chains, on the way in and on the way out.
The address book inside Withdraw, with Arbitrum among the networks a saved address can use.

That makes seven chains in one account: Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain and Tron.

Savings plan and Dip buyer: Autopilot that simply buys New

Autopilot used to run strategies. Now it can also just buy. A plan is the simplest thing in the product: you choose what to buy, how much, and when, and it does it without you opening the app.

Savings planA fixed amount on your schedule, weekly or monthly, split across up to five assets or a ready made basket. From $10.
Dip buyerThe same list, but it waits. Set how far an asset has to fall in 24 hours and it buys that leg when it does, at most once a day per asset.
The Autopilot screen with three cards: AI trading, AI investing, and the Savings and DCA plan.Setting up a weekly Savings plan: Bitcoin, 50 dollars, every Monday at 09:00, first buy on 2 November.Setting up a Dip buyer: Bitcoin, 50 dollars, bought when it falls 5 percent in one day, at most once a day.
The Autopilot screen, a weekly Savings plan, and a Dip buyer that waits for a 5 percent fall.
  • Up to five assets, or a basket. Pick your own list, or start from one of the Autopilot baskets.
  • Spot only. A plan buys and holds in your Investing Wallet. No leverage, no liquidation.
  • A missed buy is never doubled. If the wallet is short at the scheduled moment, the plan retries for a day and then skips that run.
  • Stopping keeps your coins. Stop a plan and the holdings stay in your wallet.
  • One push per buy. Plus one a day if the wallet is too low to run.

You can also set a plan up by talking to Midas. "Buy 50 dollars of SOL every Friday" and "buy ETH whenever it drops 7 percent" both create a real plan, and the rule is read back to you before anything is signed.

The Autopilot line is complete

With plans in, every way we wanted Autopilot to work is now live.

  • ATLAS. The original multi signal strategy, on the Exchange.
  • TREND. Multi week trends, long and short, across 28 crypto and US stock markets on the Exchange.
  • TREND Majors and TREND xStocks. The same rule, long only, in your Wallet.
  • Baskets. Magnificent Seven, AI Stocks, Defense & Aerospace.
  • Meme Lotto. A small, clearly labelled lottery ticket.
  • Savings plan and Dip buyer. Scheduled or dip triggered buying.

Orders on the web app are about a second faster

Until today the web app asked your wallet's remote signer to sign every venue action: opening, closing, cancelling, moving a stop loss or a take profit, changing leverage. That signature cost 0.7 to 1.0 seconds every time. The mobile app stopped working that way a while ago: it signs server side with a trade only key you have already delegated. Web now uses the same rail.

Nothing about your custody changes. The delegated key can place and manage trades on your own account, it cannot withdraw, and switching margin mode still asks your wallet to sign.

Fewer tickets

The measure we watch is how often the product makes you write to us. Support tickets are running at about 26 a day this month, against 38 a day in September and 52 a day in August, while new accounts kept coming in. Those are our own support figures, 1 August to 27 October 2026.

26Support tickets a day in October
-32%Against September
-51%Against August
Deposits on a new chain always go to the address the app gives you. Open Add money, choose Arbitrum, and send only Arbitrum tokens to it. A token sent on the wrong network does not arrive.

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