Original Summary

I regularly use multiple crypto exchanges, and switching between different apps and accounts during fast market movements became a real problem for me. That led me to build Sepegar, a mobile and web interface for viewing balances and positions and managing trades across supported exchanges from one place. The technical side works, but I think the bigger challenge is trust. Users are connecting exchange API keys and relying on the interface to display the real status of an order correctly. I currently separate order states such as submitted, confirmed, partially filled, rejected and unknown. I also reconcile the local record with the actual exchange position after connection problems. If you were evaluating a product like this, what would you need to see before trusting it with a trade-only API key? I’m the builder, and I’m looking for honest product and security feedback. There is no link in this post and I’m not selling anything here.   submitted by   /u/sepegar_cm [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/16 00:03:03