Automation Should Explain Itself
Minimum rates, reserve funds, fixed terms, and placement rhythm should trace back to user settings, not just a running status.

Fundai Resource Guide
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Understand how Fundai organizes manual checks, Bitfinex built-in settings, restricted API access, reports, alerts, and stop workflows. Fundai turns this topic into a non-custodial operating standard with restricted API access, reports, and alerts.
This page describes Fundai's own Bitfinex USD funding workflow. The goal is not to sell a fixed-return story. It places "Fundai manual Bitfinex funding workflow" inside the decision order a financial tool should make visible: whether assets remain in the user-owned Bitfinex account, whether API access excludes withdrawal permission, whether strategy settings can be reviewed, whether interest and fees reconcile to records, whether abnormal states are surfaced, and whether users can stop with complete records intact.
Minimum rates, reserve funds, fixed terms, and placement rhythm should trace back to user settings, not just a running status.
A funding desk should show waiting time, early repayment, unfilled offers, and capital not currently earning interest.
Fundai centralizes strategy, orders, reports, API status, and alerts so users do not need to assemble the picture across multiple screens.
Non-custody means assets remain in Bitfinex while users can adjust strategy, stop automation, revoke API access, and keep exchange records.
Checklist
Fundai Standard
Fundai starts from the user-owned Bitfinex account and Funding Wallet.
Every workflow keeps asset location, API scope, and order state visible.
Users retain custody, withdrawal exclusion, and the ability to revoke API access.
Fundai focuses on rate settings, idle funds, order state, and ended funding.
Strategy state, alerts, and report status are kept as operating records.
Users can inspect the workflow without surrendering the exchange account.
Fundai organizes realized interest, funding fees, funded seconds, and idle windows.
Reports are designed to reconcile with official Bitfinex account records.
Users keep records they can review, export, and question later.
Fundai treats stopping and pausing as part of the operating design.
Auto Renew, Lending Pro, API keys, and reserve rules are checked before changes.
Users keep stoppable strategies, revocable API keys, and retained records.
HowTo
Use automation as a supervised operating workflow, not as an invisible yield button.
FAQ
No. Fundai is a non-custodial automation and reporting desk. Rates, fills, idle capital, early repayment, fees, and exchange risk affect outcomes.
Financial automation starts with boundaries. Fundai does not need withdrawal permission, and users should be able to revoke API keys at any time.
No. Fundai does not custody assets. Assets stay in the user-owned Bitfinex account and Funding Wallet.
Reports help reconcile orders, rates, funded seconds, fees, idle capital, and abnormal states, so actual results are not reduced to marketing numbers.
No. Rates, fills, early repayment, idle capital, and API state can change, so routine checks still matter.
Fundai centralizes repeated placement, alerts, reports, and risk states without replacing user control over the account or strategy.
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