Question 1

What is Finaxus?

Accepted Answer

Finaxus is agentic financial intelligence — three things in one product. Your Watchdog, always on: it stays subscribed to prices, news, earnings, macro releases, fundamentals, technicals, and on-chain flows around the clock; default state is silence. Every broker. One agent: it consolidates real positions across every broker you connect, read-only. Your Analyst, always thinking: it models earnings outcomes before the print, finds the events that would move what you own, and runs Wyckoff or Ichimoku on demand. Not a portfolio tracker, not a robo-advisor, not a broker.

Question 2

How is Finaxus different from a portfolio tracker?

Accepted Answer

A portfolio tracker shows you numbers. Finaxus does the work of an analyst on top of them — modeling earnings outcomes before the print, finding cross-event correlations across the calendar, running Wyckoff or Ichimoku on a position, sizing exposure to the next macro release. It connects to your brokers (read-only), watches the markets continuously, and reaches out only when something material happens. That is the work of an analyst, and Finaxus is one.

Question 3

Is Finaxus a robo-advisor or a financial advisor?

Accepted Answer

No. Finaxus does not give investment advice, does not manage money, and does not place trades. It is an intelligence layer that sits on top of your existing accounts: it monitors, it explains, it answers your questions. All decisions remain yours.

Question 4

Does Finaxus place trades or move money?

Accepted Answer

No. Trading is intentionally disabled. Finaxus reads your holdings via broker APIs and delivers intelligence — it never executes orders, transfers funds, or holds custody.

Question 5

Who is Finaxus for?

Accepted Answer

Active investors and traders who hold positions across more than one broker, follow earnings and macro events closely, and want a single place that watches everything and reaches out only when something matters. Finaxus replaces the cluster of price alerts, news feeds, and portfolio apps people stitch together by hand.

Question 6

Which brokers does Finaxus connect to?

Accepted Answer

Finaxus connects to Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Gate.io, Bybit, OKX, Robinhood, eToro, Alpaca, Trading 212, Webull, and Schwab. Connection is by API key or OAuth, depending on the broker. Interactive Brokers is on the roadmap.

Question 7

How does Finaxus use AI?

Accepted Answer

Finaxus is model-agnostic. On the BYOK plan, the user brings a Claude, GPT, or Gemini API key — billing and conversation data stay with the provider. On Pro and Elite, the Finaxus-managed key is included. Either way, the AI works on real positions and the live market data Finaxus pre-fetches each cycle.

Question 8

Where does Finaxus run?

Accepted Answer

Finaxus lives in your messaging app. The primary surface is the web chat at chat.finaxus.ai, and the same agent is available inside Telegram. There is no separate app to install.

Question 9

Is Finaxus a social or advisory platform?

Accepted Answer

No. Finaxus is a single-user agent — there are no human advisors, no social feed, no client/advisor matching, and no scheduling. Every conversation is private to you and your connected accounts.

Question 10

How does Finaxus handle my data and credentials?

Accepted Answer

Broker credentials are AES-256 encrypted at rest in PostgreSQL and never logged or injected into AI prompts. AI keys you bring are stored the same way. Finaxus reads your holdings; it never holds them. You can disconnect any broker at any time.

All your brokers.
One agent.

Three messages.
Then it watches.

API key or OAuth.

One book. Every account.

A message when it matters.

Stop tabbing between brokers.

All your brokers.One agent.

API key or OAuth.

One book. Every account.

A message when it matters.

Stop tabbing between brokers.

All your brokers.
One agent.