Why people choose to start here

What you get that a do-it-yourself setup does not

• Real-time reporting on every position. Finelo keeps a live, timestamped record of entries, exits and current value, so you always see exactly how your capital is performing, not just a monthly summary.
• Runs around the clock, across sessions. Markets do not keep office hours, and neither does the engine. It keeps scanning through evenings, weekends and holidays so no window is missed.
• CAD reporting, no hidden conversion. Every balance, trade and withdrawal is shown in CAD currency on your account statement. No unexplained conversion steps.
• Your capital stays in a segregated account. Funds are held in a segregated account, never mixed with company money. Finelo does not take custody - it only has permission to route trades you approve.
• Bank-grade security by default. Two-factor authentication, encrypted connections and regular independent infrastructure reviews, with every action logged to your account statement.
• Diversify across stocks, ETFs and more. One dashboard covers stocks, ETFs, forex and other asset classes, so building a diversified portfolio does not mean opening five accounts.
• Risk limits set on every position. Stop-loss and drawdown limits are set per asset class according to your risk profile. Any position that crosses its threshold is closed automatically and logged for you to review.

Why investors choose Finelo

Who this is probably not for

Being straight about this saves everyone time. If any of the following describes you, a different route will suit you better.

• You need guaranteed returns. No honest platform offers them, and neither do we.
• You want to invest money you cannot afford to be without.
• You trade at professional volume with your own execution stack.

Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of some or all of the capital you invest. The value of investments can go down as well as up, and you may receive back less than you originally put in. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose.