Crypto Trading Bot FAQ

Quantova is an AI-powered crypto trading platform that helps users connect supported exchange API keys, run paper or live trading bots, monitor performance, and manage trading risk through configurable controls and QC credit billing.

No. Quantova is not a crypto exchange. It is a trading automation platform that connects to supported exchanges through user-owned API keys where permissions allow.

Quantova is designed for non-custodial exchange API workflows. Users keep funds on supported exchanges, should disable withdrawal permission where possible, start with paper trading, and monitor bot activity. These controls help reduce operational risk but do not remove trading risk.

No. Quantova is designed as a non-custodial platform. Users keep trading balances on their own supported exchange accounts and should disable withdrawal permission on API keys where possible.

Use the minimum permissions needed for the selected workflow. For trading automation, withdrawal permission should stay disabled where the exchange supports it. Use a dedicated key, verify the connection, and revoke the key from the exchange if access is no longer needed.

Quantova supports Binance, MEXC, OKX, KuCoin, Bitget, and Gate.io where the account, API permissions, region, and selected market type are available.

Yes, Quantova supports Binance API workflows when the Binance account, API permissions, region, and selected market type allow the connection.

Paper trading is simulated trading. It lets users test bot settings, entries, exits, and risk rules without placing real exchange orders.

No. Quantova does not guarantee profit. Crypto trading involves risk, including loss of capital, and users should only trade with money they can afford to lose.

The bot can skip trades when configured checks fail, such as weak market guard, low volume, poor candle structure, unsafe volatility, insufficient trend confirmation, open-position limits, cooldown, or risk controls. Skipping can be intentional risk control rather than a bug.

Quantova provides configurable controls such as stop loss, take profit, max open positions, cooldown, max hold time, daily trade limits, bot logs, market guard checks, and paper trading. These controls reduce avoidable risk but cannot remove market risk.

AI Smart DCA is an opt-in Quantova workflow that can add a limited reduced-size buy to an existing spot position only when pullback, recovery, volume, volatility, market guard, and cycle-budget checks pass.

Momentum Breakout is an opt-in Quantova entry path for confirmed continuation moves above resistance. It is separate from the normal pullback strategy and can still reject entries that are too extended, low volume, or unsafe.

Early Reversal Probe is a reduced-size guarded entry path that looks for controlled recovery after a drop while the broader market is still cautious. It checks bounce quality, RSI improvement, candle strength, volatility, volume, and moving-average distance.

Yes. A DCA calculator can help estimate average entry, total exposure, and rebound targets before using an averaging strategy. It is only an educational planning tool and does not predict market outcomes.

Quantova uses QC wallet credits for usage-based platform billing. Users can top up credits, review wallet activity, and monitor platform usage from the billing area.

Beginners can use Quantova if they start with education, paper trading, small settings, and careful monitoring. Beginners should not treat any bot as financial advice or guaranteed income.