Pilot Trav is an automation assistant that performs repetitive in-game tasks — building upgrades, troop training, hero management — automatically in strategy games. It runs 24/7, managing your village on your behalf.

Does Pilot Trav carry a ban risk?

Pilot Trav works to minimize that risk using randomized delays, a real browser fingerprint, proxy support and human-like behavior patterns. Risk is significantly reduced with recommended settings, but never zero.

How does Pilot Trav work?

Pilot Trav is managed from a web-based dashboard. Add your account, set your building queue, choose your troop preferences, and start the assistant. It runs on our server 24/7 — your computer doesn't need to stay on.

Which servers does it work on?

It works on all official servers of the strategy game. COM, DE, TR and other regional servers are supported.

Pilot Trav offers a free trial period. Weekly and monthly paid plans are available. Payment methods: credit card, bank transfer and cryptocurrency.

Can I manage multiple accounts?

Yes. Each account runs isolated in its own browser session. You can set a separate building queue and troop preference for every village.

How is my game account password protected, and how can it be deleted?

Your game account password is stored on our servers encrypted with AES-256, never kept as plain text anywhere. Deleting an account from the dashboard permanently deletes its password from the database. To delete your entire user account, just email support@pilotrav.com — your data is fully deleted within 30 days under GDPR.

6 min read·October 16, 2026

Is It Safe to Give a Travian Bot Your Password? Account Security Explained

What happens to your Travian password when you use a bot service: encryption, data storage, deletion rights and the questions to ask before you trust any Travian automation tool.

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"Is It Safe to Give My Password to a Bot?"

It is the first question almost everyone asks before using Travian automation — and a fair one. We are talking about an account that may hold months or years of work.

The short answer: with the right service, yes. Here is what "the right service" means.

How Should Your Password Be Stored?

A bot has to log in to Travian, so it must be able to use your game password at some point. The real question is how that password sits in the database.

▸Plain text: if the password is readable in the database, anyone who gets that database gets your password. Avoid any service that does this.

▸Reversible encryption (such as AES-256): the password is encrypted with a key only the service holds. A stolen database is useless without the key. The bot decrypts the password only when it needs to log in. Pilot Trav uses this method for game passwords.

▸One-way hashing (such as bcrypt): the most secure option, but a bot cannot use it for the game password, because it needs the original password to log in. It is the right choice for your *platform* password, though.

An important distinction: the password you use to sign in to Pilot Trav is hashed with bcrypt, so even we cannot read it. The password of your Travian game account is encrypted with AES-256, because the bot has to be able to use it.

How to Tell a Trustworthy Service

Questions to ask before handing over a password:

1. Is the password encrypted or stored in plain text? If a service does not say, stay away.

2. Can you delete your data whenever you want? Deleting an account should permanently remove the password too.

3. Is the service's own site on HTTPS? If not, your login details can be exposed in transit.

4. Is it clear who runs it? Never give a password to an anonymous site with no contact information.

What Pilot Trav Does

▸Your game account password is stored AES-256 encrypted and never as plain text.

▸Only the automated system that runs your bot can decrypt it — no staff member can view it.

▸Your panel password is hashed with bcrypt.

▸When you delete an account in the panel, its password is permanently removed from the database.

▸To delete your entire user account, email [email protected] and your data is erased within 30 days under GDPR/KVKK.

▸The bot connects through a proxy, so your own IP never reaches the game server.

An Extra Precaution: Use a Unique Password

For another layer of safety, give your Travian account a unique password you use nowhere else. This is good practice for any service, bot or not: if a password ever leaks, your other accounts stay safe.

Conclusion

Sharing a password is always a relationship of trust. What matters is choosing a service that earns it — one that explains its encryption, gives you the right to delete your data and does not hide who it is. Read more in the Pilot Trav privacy policy, see the Travian bot overview, or start the 7-day free trial.

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