DURFEENZ

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Everything about how Durfeenz works, written for someone who has not traded before. If a question here is not answered plainly enough, that is our fault — tell us and we will fix the wording.

Getting started

What is Durfeenz, in one sentence?

Durfeenz publishes trade setups and, if you enable it, executes them inside your own exchange account. It never holds your money.

What is it NOT?

It is not an investment fund, not a managed account, and not a place you deposit money. There is no Durfeenz wallet and no deposit address. Anyone telling you to send funds to Durfeenz is not us.

What happens on day one?

You create an account, choose a subscription, and start reading the calls. Connecting an exchange is a separate step you can take later, or never — the signals tiers do not need one.

Do I need to know how to trade?

No. That is who this is built for. Every call is written out with the entry, the stop and the target, so you can follow it manually, or let it run automatically with Connected Execution.

Connecting an exchange

What can a connection actually do?

See your balances and positions, and — only if you choose a trading subscription — place orders. It can never move money out. We check that ourselves when you connect, and if the access you give us turns out to allow withdrawals, we refuse it and store nothing.

Why can you not hold my funds?

Because there is nowhere for them to go. Durfeenz has no wallet, no deposit address and no balance of yours on its side. It is not a policy we could quietly change — the thing simply does not exist.

How do I stop it?

Delete the access at your exchange. Everything stops immediately and it needs no cooperation from Durfeenz. You do not have to email anyone or wait for a support reply.

How long does connecting take?

About two minutes, done on your own exchange. Never type access details into a chat — anything typed into Telegram stays in its history on every device you are signed into.

Exchange access, per exchange

How to create the access Durfeenz uses, and — more importantly — how to take it away again. Read the revoke step first. Someone who knows they can switch us off in one click has nothing to lose by trying us.

The one setting to never switch on

WITHDRAWAL. Durfeenz never needs it and will refuse a key that has it. If any service asks you to enable withdrawal permission, that service can empty your account — stop there.

Which permission you need

  • Read only — to see balances and positions. This cannot place a trade.
  • Read and trade — only if you want the strategy to execute for you. Still cannot withdraw.

IP whitelisting

Where your exchange supports it, restrict the access to our address so it is useless to anyone else. Our address is 5.75.131.133. On Binance this is not optional if you want automatic trading — see the Binance notes below.

Binance

How to revoke it: Open API Management, find the key, and delete it. It stops working immediately. Binance →

How to create it: Binance →

Worth knowing before you start

  • Binance will only allow READ-ONLY access to a key that has no IP restriction. If you want automatic trading, you must add our address 5.75.131.133 to the key's IP whitelist — otherwise the trade permission is refused and the connection will not work.
  • For automatic trading you also need Futures enabled on the key.
  • You need two-factor authentication switched on before Binance will let you create a key at all.

Bybit

How to revoke it: API Management, then Delete next to the key, then confirm. Bybit →

How to create it: Bybit →

Worth knowing before you start

  • Both creating and deleting a key can only be done on the Bybit website. There is no way to do either in the Bybit app.
  • New accounts may be blocked from creating keys for the first 48 hours after signing up. That is Bybit's rule, not ours.
  • You will need your authenticator code to create the key.

OKX (not yet supported)

How to revoke it: Profile, then API. Open the key and delete it. OKX (not yet supported) →

How to create it: OKX (not yet supported) →

Worth knowing before you start

  • OKX requires a passphrase when you create a key, and asks for it again whenever the key is used. Keep it — without it the key cannot be connected, and OKX will not show it to you again.
  • OKX requires roughly 100 USD in the account before it will let you create a key at all.
  • A key can be restricted to a set of IP addresses. Use 5.75.131.133.

How the strategy works

What does it actually do?

It watches the market around the clock and takes a setup the moment it appears. It sets the stop before it enters, and never moves it. Moving a stop is how an account bleeds out, and it is the thing a person cannot reliably stop themselves doing at the wrong moment.

What can it NOT do?

It cannot tell you what the market will do. It cannot avoid losing trades — a stop being hit is the system working, not failing. And it cannot make a small account large quickly; anyone promising that is selling something else.

Do you guarantee returns?

No, and no honest system can. Trading carries a real risk of loss, including the whole amount. The performance you see is read from your own exchange account and can be negative.

Can I see the record?

Yes. Every call is posted the moment it is made — wins and stop-outs alike — and nothing is added afterwards. The log cannot be edited or deleted, by us or by anyone.

Fees and what you actually pay

What do I pay Durfeenz?

A flat monthly subscription, and nothing else. We take no share of your profits and no commission on your trades. That is deliberate: a cut of profits gives us a reason to take risks with your account that you would not take.

What do I pay that is NOT Durfeenz?

Your exchange charges its own trading fees on every order, and perpetual futures charge or pay funding periodically. Those go to the exchange, never to us, and they apply whether or not you use Durfeenz.

Does a losing month cost me more?

No. The subscription is the same amount whatever happens. You can cancel at any time.

Safety

What can Durfeenz structurally never do?

Withdraw your money, move it between accounts, or hold it. Not as a promise — as a fact about how the access works. We reject any key that could withdraw, at the moment you connect it.

How do I spot a fake?

Durfeenz will never ask you to send funds anywhere, because there is nowhere to send them to. Anyone requesting a transfer, a deposit, or a withdrawal-enabled key is not us. Check every official link on the verification page before you act on anything.

Will you ever ask for my password?

Never. Not by email, not in the bot, not on a call. Anyone who does is not us, no matter whose name or logo they are using.

Pricing and billing

Do I need identity verification?

Not to use Durfeenz. Your exchange already verifies you before it will give you an account or let you trade, so we do not ask you to do it twice. We do ask your age and country at sign-up, because availability genuinely differs by market and we would rather tell you before you pay than after.

Which countries can use it?

Availability varies. Some markets are limited to education and signals only, and some are unavailable entirely. We tell you at sign-up, not after you have paid.

How do I pay?

In crypto, through a payment processor. The payment goes to the processor, never to a Durfeenz wallet, because we do not have one.

How do I cancel?

Cancel at any time. Because we never hold your funds there is nothing to withdraw and nothing to wait for — your exchange account is untouched.

Still stuck?

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