FINANDY TRADING PLATFORM REVIEW

The Finandy platform supports trading on Binance spot and futures markets. On spot market you can trade margin. The connection to Binance is implemented through API keys. Finandy integrates TradingView charts with the ability to place and move orders. Also, platform users can configure the automatic creation of orders based on signals from TradingView. The platform supports 17 languages.

Automation modules are provided for managing positions in Finandy. The following modules are implemented:

Position auto-closure – cancel averaging orders and close a position when the TP or SL is filled 100%
SL (Stop-Loss) - enabled by default, it is thrown automatically from the entry price of the position, for example, in a specified number of percent;
TP (Take-Profit) - enabled by default, automatically creates one or a grid of Take-Profit orders that close a position with a volume equal to the rest of the position;
SLX – trailing Stop-Loss, triggered when Take-Profit is executed.

A form with settings is used to manage orders:

• L – limit order with specified price;
• F – floating limit order with automatic displacement to the extreme price in the order book;
• M – market order, executed at the current market price;
• S – a stop market order if it’s triggered, a market order is placed.

In the trading panel, you can create a watch list (a list of selected coins).

Since Finandy has quite extensive functionality, we have highlighted the main technical characteristics:

1. Hedging mode for futures. Opening long and short positions at the same time.
2. Cross and Isolated Margin Trading Modes. With cross-margin, the risk of position liquidation is reduced by using all available funds on the trader's balance. With isolated margin, you can fix the collateral of the funds used in the outstanding margin position.
3. Calculation of the average price of a position taking into account the commission. The price of the position has already taken into account the size of the commission.
4. Trading with signals from TradingView. Each trader can create signals on TradingView and link them to the Finandy terminal via a webhook to automatically place orders and manage positions.
5. Position control tools. To limit losses and fix profits, automatic Stop-loss and Take-profit, Trailing Stop-Loss, as well as Stop-loss by a trigger candle and automatic cancellation of averaging orders when closing a position are used.
6. The ability to connect your own algorithms. Finandy users can connect their own script to the terminal to automatically place orders.

TradingView charts are integrated into Finandy. Terminal users can place orders directly through the chart and track positions on it. On charts, you can place and move around the chart area - Stop-Loss, Take-Profit and Trailing-Stop.

When registering with Finandy, a 7-day trial period is provided for using the terminal. After that, for further use of Finandy, the user will need to switch to a subscription.

Finandy's free license is available to users who have registered on Binance after August 20, 2020 without using a referral code. To check the account for a free subscription, the user needs to add the API key to the terminal and reload the page. Then go to the "Subscriptions'' section and check whether the "Free subscription" is activated or not.

If the trader's account does not meet the free subscription condition, then in order to use Finandy, you will need to buy a subscription for 15$. The subscription could be paid in BUSD or USDT.

To buy a Finandy subscription, you need to click "Buy subscription", select a coin and network, copy the address of the cryptocurrency wallet and make a transfer. After that, you need to click "Check payment".

Generally, Finandy platform has the standard functionality and interface of a web platform for medium-term trading on Binance with the ability to automate trades. The terminal has the feature for simplifying trading. The features of Finandy include the ability to create orders using signals from TradingView, a floating order and multilingualism.