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No. In real-money mode your funds stay in your own brokerage or exchange account, and Vestya connects to it to place orders you have approved. We never take custody of your assets. In paper mode there is no money involved at all.
Only below the limits you set, and never for anything meaningful. Any trade of $5,000 or more requires your explicit approval, as does every stock trade and everything in real-money mode. Small paper crypto trades inside your guardrails can fill automatically.
Paper trading runs the same agents against real market data using money that is not real. Nothing is connected to a bank or broker and nothing is at stake. It is a way to see how the system behaves before deciding whether to use it with actual money.
It will. Markets are uncertain and no system avoids losses. What we can offer is that every recommendation is recorded with its reasoning, the model version that produced it and the exact prompt used, in a record that cannot be edited or deleted afterwards. When something goes wrong you can read exactly what was decided and why.
Vestya is a software product, and nothing it produces is personalised investment advice. You approve the trades that matter and you are responsible for your own decisions. Investing involves risk, including the loss of principal.
A flat $14 a month, or $140 a year. We do not charge a percentage of your assets and we do not take a commission on your trades. Fees charged by your own broker or exchange are separate and still apply.
Balance reading is supported for Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX and Bybit. Order placement is being rolled out through Alpaca for US equities and Coinbase for crypto. Vestya is in private beta, so availability changes.
Yes. You can export your profile, connected accounts, goals, agent activity and portfolio history as a single JSON file from your settings at any time. Chat history and individual trade records are not yet included in that export — ask us and we will send them.
Position size caps, a crypto ceiling, a cash buffer floor, a ban on leveraged products, a wash-sale window and a Bitcoin-and-Ethereum-only restriction on crypto. These are checked in ordinary code before any model reviews a proposal, so a model cannot argue its way past them.