Tech Setup: How I Maintain Finotraze Day-to-Day
Finotraze may be simple to use, but if you want to get the most out of it — stability, performance, and long-term results — you need the right technical setup. This page covers the exact steps I take to run Finotraze smoothly across my devices, avoid connection errors, and protect my account.
Getting the Most Out of Finotraze: My Tech Setup
Before I started seeing consistent results with Finotraze, I had to make sure everything was running smoothly — not just the strategy, but the system itself.
From how I access the platform to how I secure it, track trades, and avoid technical hiccups — this setup became part of my weekly routine. Below are the four areas I focused on the most, and what I recommend if you’re serious about automating your trading.
Device & Access Setup
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Use a dedicated browser profile (I recommend Chrome or Brave)
→ Keeps your trading account isolated from cookies, extensions, and distractions. -
Disable auto-logouts
→ Go into settings and extend your session timeout to avoid being logged out mid-trade. -
Mobile + desktop pairing
→ Install the app on your phone but always confirm your trades from desktop — better control and visibility.
Security Best Practices
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Use a unique, complex password
→ Combine upper/lowercase, numbers, symbols. Avoid using the same password as your email. -
Enable 2FA (two-factor authentication)
→ This is a must. Use Google Authenticator, not SMS — it’s safer. -
Avoid public Wi-Fi for trading
→ If you must, use a VPN (NordVPN, Mullvad, or Proton).
Connection Stability
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Avoid using Finotraze on battery saver mode
→ It may throttle real-time updates. -
Use a modern browser (latest version)
→ Outdated browsers may cause interface glitches. -
Clear cache once a month
→ Helps prevent login issues and keeps the dashboard smooth.
Strategy Testing & Maintenance
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Test new strategies on a small budget first
→ Don’t jump in with large amounts. I always run new strategies for 1 week with <$100. -
Export trade logs weekly
→ Finotraze allows CSV export. Good for tracking mistakes and refining logic. -
Review automation logs
→ Once a week, I check the activity log to confirm trades fired correctly.