Your risk profile is driven by bot configuration and Risk & limits in the app. You set parameters such as daily loss caps, position sizing limits, default strategy mode, and pair universes. The platform enforces circuit breakers: when daily realised loss crosses your threshold, trading halts automatically until you review and reset — protecting capital during bad streaks.

Position sizing and stop / breakeven behaviour are coordinated with the execution engine so entries respect your limits. Review and tune these regularly under Settings and the dedicated Risk & limits page; the dashboard surfaces a quick risk readout alongside open exposure.

Finuora does not hold your funds. You connect Binance and/or CoinDCX with API keys you create on the exchange. Keys are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and used only to place orders, fetch balances, and stream prices on your behalf. Each tenant is isolated in the database with row-level security.

The strategy service routes signals to the correct exchange based on your configuration and pair mapping (e.g. INR pairs on CoinDCX vs USDT-margined products on Binance). Add your production API keys to get started.

After you sign in with Google (or dev login in local environments), Finuora registers your tenant and walks you through: choosing a plan, adding exchange keys, funding AI credits, and activating the bot. The guided flow ensures keys are validated and billing is configured before automation runs.

Until onboarding is complete, you are kept on the onboarding path; afterwards the full dashboard and trade desk unlock.

Binance: In your Binance account, open API Management, create a new key, enable Spot (and Futures if you use them), restrict the key by IP if your exchange allows it, and never enable withdrawal on keys used for trading bots unless you fully understand the risk. Copy the key and secret into Finuora under Exchange keys (Settings → keys).

CoinDCX: Use CoinDCX's API settings to generate a key with trading permissions suitable for spot. Paste into the same Finuora keys screen.

• CoinDCX is oriented toward INR funding and domestic rails; it's a natural fit if you primarily move money in INR and trade INR or locally listed pairs.
• Binance offers broad spot liquidity and USDT-margined futures globally. Use it when you want deep books, many pairs, or futures in one ecosystem.
• Together: Many traders use CoinDCX for INR on/off-ramp and core spot, and Binance for additional spot or futures exposure. Finuora can connect both so your AI and execution layer can target the right venue per pair and mode — always subject to your keys and risk settings.

The AI trading copilot continuously scores markets, reads structured context, and surfaces signals according to your strategy and risk envelope. When you enable the bot, it can route entries and exits through your exchange keys within those limits. AI operations logs show what the copilot did, when, and at what token cost so you can audit behaviour.

Benefits: faster context when you can't watch charts, disciplined timing when the bot is on, and enforced risk gates (circuit breaker, sizing) layered on top of signals. You stay in control of keys, capital, enable/disable, and high-level parameters; the stack handles repetition when you choose automation.

a. Missing the right time to enter

Part-time traders often have a sound idea but are in meetings, asleep, or offline when the setup triggers. That means missed edge even when the strategy would have worked.

b. Missing the right time to exit

Late exits turn winners into breakevens and losers into larger losses. Human delay is expensive; emotions make it worse.

Finuora's trading copilot monitors markets continuously, generates signals within your rules, and can route execution through your exchange keys when the bot is enabled — so entries and exits are attempted when conditions match, not only when you happen to look at the screen. You still define risk, review logs, trade manually from the desk, and can stop the bot anytime; the platform is built to close the "timing gap" for people with day jobs.