Verdict up front: AI Trading Bot is published by a Google Play account whose other products include a lyrical video status maker and a photo slideshow app. It shares a single free Gmail address with a second developer account. And its most revealing review is a friendly one: “will give some more feedback, when it comes to withdrawing.”
AI Trading Bot
Slideshow Vid Maker · com.trading.bot.ai.stock.robottrading
FLAGGED APP!
- Play installs
- 1,000+
- Rating
- 4.3 from 123
- Developer contact
- A Gmail address
- Status
- Live — still installable
The review that tells you where everyone is standing
Google Play marks every review below as verified. This one is positive, and it is the most useful sentence on the page.
“Its going well so far!! Will give some more feedback, when it comes to withdrawing.”
A verified reviewer, 15 May 2026 — 7 readers marked this helpful
He has rated it well and he has not yet tried to take money out. That is the position almost every rating on an app like this is written from — and it is why the average stays high. The number on screen is going up, the app is pleasant to use, and the only test that matters has not been run.
Look at the same developer’s other trading app and you can see how that test tends to go. One verified reviewer there puts it in eight words: “This app does not payout. It is scam.”
Two letters doing a lot of work
“AI” is the most load-bearing word in this app’s name, and nothing on the listing supports it. There is no description of a model, no method, no track record, no named team — and no way for a user to check whether any decision the app displays was produced by anything at all. On an app that draws its own charts, an automated trading bot and an animation are indistinguishable from the outside.
It is worth being precise about what is and is not known here. We are not saying the app contains no code. We are saying that the word AI, on this listing, is a marketing term with nothing published behind it.
One inbox, two shopfronts, nine apps
Every Play listing carries an App Support panel holding the developer’s website, email and privacy policy. AI Trading Bot gives a free web.app subdomain, the Gmail address videomakerappsinfo@gmail.com, and a Blogspot page.
That same email and that same policy link are published by a different Play developer account, Amazing Video Status, whose own trading app has passed 500,000 installs. Two storefronts, one operator. And the Slideshow Vid Maker shelf runs from video makers and a spam blocker through four trading apps to something called All Bank Balance Check.
The shared privacy policy is dated 2 October 2022, names its operator as “Slideshow Vid Maker”, and across just under 5,000 characters never uses the words withdraw, payment, deposit, funds, money, bank, trading or invest.
⚠ Verified evidence
- AI Trading Bot (
com.trading.bot.ai.stock.robottrading): 1,000+ installs, 123 reviews, rated 4.3, contains ads, updated 13 April 2026. - A verified five-star reviewer states he has not yet attempted a withdrawal and will report back when he does.
- The listing publishes nothing about the AI — no model, method, track record or named team.
- The developer website is a free
web.appsubdomain; the contact isvideomakerappsinfo@gmail.com. - A second Play developer account, Amazing Video Status, publishes the identical email and privacy policy URL.
- The Slideshow Vid Maker catalogue spans video makers, a spam blocker, All Bank Balance Check and four trading apps.
- The shared privacy policy is dated 2 October 2022 and contains no money vocabulary at all.
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Do it while you still have nothing invested but time. The people who find out at $200 are the ones who spent weeks first.
The verdict: we are not calling this developer a criminal enterprise, and no regulator we checked has issued a warning about it. What the public record shows is an app called AI Trading Bot with nothing published about its AI, rated by users who say plainly they have not tried withdrawing yet, published by a slideshow-video account that shares one Gmail inbox with a second developer account and governs its finance apps with a 2022 video-app privacy policy.
Sources: Google Play listings for com.trading.bot.ai.stock.robottrading, com.onlinetrading.tradingtool.mobiletrading.marketapp and com.tradeup.learntrading; the Slideshow Vid Maker developer page on Google Play; the developer website, email and privacy policy in each listing’s App Support panel; the privacy policy at photovidmaker.blogspot.com dated 2 October 2022. Install counts, review counts, dates and all quoted reviews are as published by Google Play. Checked 14 September 2026.
