[ANN] Finestel - SMA Provider + White label for Professionals & Asset Managers

[Myleschetty]

I have been reading through the thread and checking some of the materials shared here like the demo platform and the tutorial videos. It actually helped me understand better what the platform is trying to do.

From what I see, the main idea is not really to provide trading signals but to provide the infrastructure around trading operations. Things like managing multiple accounts, automation through bots, copy trading, and reporting seem to be the core focus. That makes it slightly different from many tools that only focus on one part of the process.

I also tried looking at the demo interface and it seems fairly structured. It gives a good idea of how the client side dashboard works, which is useful for people who might want to run a managed trading setup or some kind of white label service.

One thing I am still curious about is how the platform behaves when managing a very large number of connected accounts at the same time. For example, if a strategy triggers a trade across many accounts simultaneously, how does the system deal with exchange rate limits or sudden market volatility during execution?

I imagine this is one of the bigger technical challenges for any multi account trading infrastructure. It would be interesting to hear more about how Finestel approaches this kind of scenario.

[ARTOIS]

One thing I am still curious about is how the platform behaves when managing a very large number of connected accounts at the same time. For example, if a strategy triggers a trade across many accounts simultaneously, how does the system deal with exchange rate limits or sudden market volatility during execution?

I imagine this is one of the bigger technical challenges for any multi account trading infrastructure. It would be interesting to hear more about how Finestel approaches this kind of scenario.

Adding to what you said, I would like to ask the team to know whether trading filters are automatically refreshed before order submission, or if they are only updated periodically?  If it’s the case, there may be a risk that orders require manual intervention !

Another point is how the system manages failures  does it retry with improved parameters, or does it simply skip the trade?

[GxSTxV]

Completely correct!
We have a subscription plan and also a one-time fee for those bigger clients needing a white label solution.
Check out on our pricing page:
https://finestel.com/pricing/

I see a small update on your services pricing, I think it’s better if you do a new announcement here. Probably, some interested traders would like to see that and take advantage of this. Personally I believe that you are almost alone in this market now, most competitors are not offering anything close to the service Finestel has, crypto traders are having hard time to find something trustworthy and reliable which is very clear by searching online to find out that most of other platforms are only for Fiat markets or forex.

Moreover, I want to know or willing to do any promo codes for Bitcointalk community? If so, then I suggest doing at as a game or contest to attract more users.

[Gentle_Soul]

Once it comes to unprofessional traders at there preliminary stage of getting more skills, more knowledge is definitely needed by persons that fall within that category to actually master how to make use of their bot.
Yea a Demo account is supposed to be in their site for some users that got no or with limited idea on how to navigate through their site but it would have been very good if you put this as a question to them, since it has do with potential users getting to know what they might not be conversant with.

Yeah for sure am not disputing the fact that this trades who are new or have little knowledge shouldn't learn more about their trading options but they should also be able to make use the demo for faster and easier learning process and I feel it's better to familiarize with the trading bot before using the professional tool.
I also want to ask a brief question and it's about scaling I really want to know what happens when a desk connects multiple accounts and place them under a single strategy, do they stay parallel during execution?

[crypto mania]

We all know that rapid markets require efficient cancel/replace logic, so if price moves fast and strategy updates orders, are previous orders reliably canceled before new ones are submitted or can overlapping instructions create unintended exposure?

This is especially important when managing layered entries or bracket orders across many accounts simultaneously.

[ARTOIS]

Managing several accounts usually becomes messy fast so how flexible is the dashboard when running different strategies at the same time? Can traders group accounts by strategy or exchange, or is everything handled in one flow?

[GxSTxV]

I see three upcoming known exchanges to be added soon, this means you are gaining more popularity than any other crypto product related to trading assets management. I don’t remember to see any other competitor providing solutions exclusively for professional crypto traders.
BTW Finestel’s team is also offering you to book a short meeting with them before ordering the pack.

[Finestel]

If someone runs multiple strategies under same master, what prevents internal conflicts?

For example one strategy opening long while another tries to hedge or reduce exposure.

Is there priority logic or risk layer between strategies?

Depends on which of our services you're using on that account. For example if it's copy trading software, our system doesn't allow an account to copy more than one account/strategy at the same time.

[ARTOIS]

can I just spin up a few sub-accounts on my exchange, generate separate API keys for each, and plug them all into your system to run multiple strategies at once? Also, since you mentioned it depends on the service, what else do you guys actually offer under the hood, like simple automated DCA bots or direct trade alerts? Lastly, just doing my standard OPSEC checks before I connect any keys: do you provide fixed IP addresses so I can lock my API down to only accept commands from your servers? And can I set safety nets like a max-loss limit or scale down my trade sizes just in case the master trader goes full degen?

[MainIbem]

I find the white label options you provide interesting, cause i recently started managing multiple assets for a small group of clients and figured out that finding a personal developer is both expensive and risky at the same time. I feel worried that might end up spending more time managing the coder than the actual market. Seeing  a platform that actually treats copy trading and all automated trading flows as professional infrastructure rather than a basic retail bot is a massive relief. I'm looking forwards to testing the demo to see how the client dashboard handles the reporting side. If the performance tracking is as clean as the execution sounds, this is exactly how we need to scale our operations.

[Joy- maker]

just want to update us that finestel just leveled up, they added Kraken Futures to their system. So for those who are already using their bot, you guys now have deeper market access and expanded opportunities to execute trades continuously .

I can also see that they have continue to evolve as a one of the powerful automated trading tool, that is helping users stay active in the market without having to do constant manual input.

And if you have not explored this new integration, I think now is the good time to check it out to see how it fits into your trading strategy.

[CroverNo01]

Completely correct!
We have a subscription plan and also a one-time fee for those bigger clients needing a white label solution.
Check out on our pricing page:
https://finestel.com/pricing/

Moreover, I want to know or willing to do any promo codes for Bitcointalk community? If so, then I suggest doing at as a game or contest to attract more users.

I do agree with you that, running some sort of promotions will really go a very long way to aiding their visibility and since the competition in this very market isn't that much, I think running some sort of campaign, reviews(for testing and checking for bugs), contest and the rest of sort would help bring more visibility to them if you guys are ready to stay on the market for a longer time

[GxSTxV]

From a technical perspective, the architecture looks quite interesting, especially how it handles multiple exchange connections through API. Keeping everything synchronized across different platforms without conflicts or delays is not easy, so Im curious how they manage latency and order consistency in real conditions.
Another point is the signal routing logic. If the system can process incoming signals and map them correctly across different accounts with varying balances or configuration, that requires a solid backend design.

I would also like to know more about how they handle API limits and failover scenarios. For example, if one exchange slows down or rejects requests, does the system retry queue or skip? These details usually define how reliable a platform really is in practice.

[ARTOIS]

I’m trying to better understand the real scope of the Copy Trading (Mirror Trading) component. Is it primarily a technical framework focused on real-time trade replication, precise order mirroring, and execution across follower accounts  or does the system also include comprehensive workflow elements out of the box, such as subscription management, automated performance dashboards, client communication tools, profit-share calculations, and notification systems?
This distinction is quite important for scalability and day-to-day operations. If it’s purely a replication and execution engine, then operators would still need to build or integrate the full business and client-management layer themselves. On the other hand, if the Copy Trading module already ships with end-to-end workflow capabilities, that would significantly reduce setup time and make the platform far more complete for signal providers and money managers running multiple follower accounts

[Silverstonez]

I do agree with you that, running some sort of promotions will really go a very long way to aiding their visibility and since the competition in this very market isn't that much, I think running some sort of campaign, reviews(for testing and checking for bugs), contest and the rest of sort would help bring more visibility to them if you guys are ready to stay on the market for a longer time

I had thought of this before, but I didn't say it because finestel is a more of a cryptocurrency management and trading automation platform that is mainly designed for professional traders. Assuming it was a crypto exchange it would have been much better.

However, running a signature campaign on the forum will give them more visibility and exposure. Because there is no way users won't click on the signatures of users who will promote their platform. So, in my opinion I would advice finestel representative to relay this to the owner of the platform.

[crypto mania]

For traders managing multiple accounts or external capital, having better execution control is usually far more important than fancy marketing features. Curious to see what other advanced order management features you plan to introduce later on.