Non-custodial
CoinsAQ does not take custody of portfolio assets.


Security and user control
CoinsAQ helps you understand portfolios, risk, signals and market activity while keeping custody and final decisions with you.
Security reduces risk; it cannot eliminate market, integration or operational risk.
CoinsAQ does not take custody of portfolio assets.
Private keys and recovery phrases are never required or stored.
Read-only access is used wherever an integration supports it.
AI analysis cannot silently become an asset movement.
A clear custody boundary
Connecting portfolio context is not the same as transferring custody. Treat any request for these secrets as suspicious.
AI with boundaries
CoinsAQ AI is designed to explain portfolio changes, risk, signals and market events using available inputs. Recommendations remain reviewable, timestamped decision support rather than financial advice or execution authority.
Guided trading · Coming Soon
This is the intended control model for future supported trading. It is not a claim that autonomous trading is available during beta.
CoinsAQ prepares the exact asset, size, order type and venue details.
You review and explicitly confirm the proposal before it can advance.
The current portfolio and proposed action receive a scoped risk decision.
The approved request must match the signed execution authorization.
Kill-switch and execution checks must pass; missing approval fails closed.
Platform control model
Portfolio, risk, signal, trade and AI records reach the app through the authenticated CoinsAQ backend instead of exposing internal services to the client.
Analysis, risk decisions, execution and portfolio monitoring remain separate responsibilities with explicit handoffs.
Internal updates are authenticated before the backend accepts and stores user-facing state and operational audit records.
A missing, stale or mismatched approval is not treated as permission to continue an execution workflow.
Report a concern
Use the contact form with the subject “Security.” Do not include seed phrases, private keys, passwords, access tokens or other secrets in your report.