Grant only the access you need
Enable read or trade permissions only where needed. Disable withdrawals and configure an exchange IP allowlist where supported.
Funds stay in your exchange accounts. Qanvion manages account connections and workflows with limited permissions, encrypted storage and user isolation.
Qanvion uses API permissions you grant to read accounts or execute trades. Funds stay in your exchange account. Keep withdrawal permissions disabled.
Explore our security approachEnable read or trade permissions only where needed. Disable withdrawals and configure an exchange IP allowlist where supported.
Passwords are hashed rather than stored in plaintext. Exchange API credentials, AI-provider keys and payment credentials are encrypted on the server.
Login identity determines data ownership. Accounts, rules, tasks and logs are separated by user to prevent cross-user access.
Administrator and customer entry points are separate. Administrators use a password plus an Authenticator code.
Payment callbacks use signature checks. TradingView uses separate secret URLs, URL rotation and event IDs to remove duplicates.
Records of key actions, execution outcomes, errors and payment states help you trace issues and check results.
Use exchange IP allowlists and rotate API credentials. Revoke old keys immediately after suspected exposure. Access controls do not eliminate trading losses or imply independent security certification.
Include the time, exchange, page and error ID so the issue can be traced. Leave out passwords and full credentials.