Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about how ITFinQuant works, what it covers, and how to get started. If you can't find what you're looking for, reach out through our contact page.
What does ITFinQuant actually do?
ITFinQuant aggregates data from multiple exchanges and applies predictive analytics models to surface portfolio-level insights, risk indicators, and trend signals. It is designed to support decision-making across a diversified set of holdings, not to execute trades or manage funds on your behalf.
Is ITFinQuant a broker or exchange?
No. ITFinQuant does not hold custody of assets, execute orders, or act as a broker-dealer. It is an analytics and monitoring layer that connects to exchange data in read-only fashion so you retain full control of your accounts and funds.
Which exchanges can I connect?
Supported exchange integrations are listed within the dashboard onboarding flow and are updated periodically. Connection is typically done through read-only API access, which limits ITFinQuant to viewing data rather than moving assets.
Do I need trading experience to use this?
ITFinQuant is built to be usable by both experienced and newer portfolio holders. The dashboard presents data visually, with plain explanations alongside charts, but users are still expected to apply their own judgment when interpreting analytics.
How is my account data secured?
Exchange connections use permissioned, typically read-only, API access rather than shared credentials. General practices such as encrypted transmission and access controls are applied, though specific technical certifications are not represented here.
Is the analytics output financial advice?
No. Outputs from ITFinQuant are analytical tools intended to inform your own research and decisions. They are not personalized financial, investment, or legal advice, and should not be treated as a recommendation to buy, hold, or sell any asset.
Can I cancel or change my access at any time?
Access arrangements can generally be adjusted or cancelled through your account settings. Specific terms regarding billing cycles or notice periods are outlined in the Terms of Service.
What happens if an exchange connection fails?
If a data connection is interrupted, the dashboard will indicate a sync issue for the affected source rather than displaying outdated figures as current. Reconnecting typically resolves temporary interruptions.
Does ITFinQuant support multiple portfolios?
Yes, the platform is designed around multi-exchange, multi-portfolio oversight, allowing consolidated views alongside the ability to drill into individual accounts or asset groups.
Who is ITFinQuant built for?
ITFinQuant is aimed at individuals and teams who hold assets across more than one exchange and want a consolidated, risk-aware view rather than checking each platform separately.