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Guides, tips, and feature walkthroughs · updated August 7, 2026

Finza Terminal is a browser-based market terminal: live prices, global news, institutional positioning, an economic calendar, and an AI analyst on one screen. This page is the map — how to get started, what each page does, every shortcut, and where to reach us.

Getting started

From the landing page, Build your terminal walks you through picking the tickers you care about — stocks, forex, crypto, metals, indices — and assembles a personal dashboard around them: live quotes, charts, news filtered to your picks, and volume flow. No account is needed to explore the site's data pages; creating a free account lets you save terminals and restore them on any device, and unlocks the AI features. Sign-in is by Google or email.

Keyboard shortcuts

The pages, one by one

About the data

Quotes and charts come from licensed market data providers; news from established global outlets; COT data from the CFTC's weekly publication; whale portfolios from SEC EDGAR filings; rate odds from CME Fed Funds futures pricing. Some feeds are real-time and some are delayed or periodic by nature — COT data is always as of the previous Tuesday, and 13F filings are quarterly snapshots up to 45 days old by design. Where data is delayed, stale, or unavailable, the terminal says so rather than guessing: we treat wrong data as worse than no data.

Finza Terminal is an information product. Nothing on the site is investment advice, and the disclaimer applies to everything you see here.

Accounts, plans, and ads

The core terminal is free during the public preview, supported by clearly-labeled advertising. Paid plans (Pro, Max) may be introduced later — pricing will be shown clearly before any charge, and support response targets are faster on paid tiers. You can read how advertising cookies are handled in the privacy policy.

Contact

Support, bug reports, feature requests, and advertising inquiries all reach a human at felix@finzaterminal.com. Every message is read. For guides on reading the market data itself, head to the Learn section.