Getting started with Capital Asverix
Use this guide to create a protected account, understand connections, configure monitoring and review activity responsibly.
1. Before you begin
Set aside time to read the risk disclosure, fees and withdrawal policy. Decide the maximum amount you could lose without affecting rent, debt payments, food, savings or other obligations.
Use a private device and a secure internet connection. Keep identification available only if requested through an approved verification channel.
2. Step one: register and protect the account
Provide accurate contact details and create a unique password that you do not use elsewhere. Enable multi-factor authentication and store recovery information away from the device used to sign in.
- Check the domain before entering credentials.
- Do not share one-time codes with support.
- Review the first login alert for device and location accuracy.
3. Step two: connect a supported market account
If a connection uses an API key, create it at the supported provider and grant only the minimum permissions. Read access may be sufficient for monitoring; trading access is more powerful and withdrawal access should remain disabled whenever possible.
Label the connection, record when it was created and revoke it when no longer needed. Never send the secret key through ordinary email or chat.
4. Step three: configure analysis and monitoring
Choose a small number of supported trading pairs or securities so you can understand each setting. Define alert thresholds, time windows and notification preferences in plain language.
Avoid copying a strategy you cannot explain. Test cautiously and remember that an historical pattern can stop working.
5. Step four: review and manage
Use the dashboard to check data timestamps, alerts, connected accounts and recent changes. Compare an alert with broader context before acting, including news, liquidity, spread and your current exposure.
Review active sessions and audit history. Pause a configuration when behaviour differs materially from what you expected.
6. Important limitations
No automated system guarantees profit or removes volatility, execution or counterparty risk. Technical outages and data errors can occur while a market continues to move.
You are responsible for settings and investment choices. Independent professional advice may be appropriate when decisions could materially affect your finances.