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Finatic Review, Pricing, and Features
Finatic is a broker-connectivity API for fintech builders who need user brokerage linking, normalized brokerage account data, webhooks, and consented trade execution across many brokers. It is useful infrastructure for portfolio apps, trading journals, automation products, copy-trading workflows, and AI/data systems, but it should be evaluated as an early-stage provider with meaningful security, compliance, and broker-specific permission due diligence.
Best for
- Fintech developers who need one API for user brokerage connections, account data, positions, orders, balances, and consented trade submission.
- Trading-journal, portfolio, copy-trading, risk, tax, or automation products that would otherwise need to maintain many broker-specific integrations.
- Early-stage teams that value public docs, a sandbox, SDKs, webhooks, and transparent connected-user pricing over a long enterprise compliance track record.
Watch out
- Finatic has active docs, SDKs, pricing, and GitHub repos, but public adoption signals are still thin and the Python SDK is classified as alpha on PyPI.
- Finatic compliance terms require integrating applications to handle applicable financial regulation, privacy, KYC/AML, tax, security, and user-consent obligations.
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Pricing
Free • From $2/mo · Enterprise · 3 plans
Free
Free developer tier for validating broker connections and small test integrations.
Standard
Pay-as-you-go production tier priced by connected user.
Enterprise
Custom plan for higher volume, direct support, security review, and tailored platform requirements.
Key features
- Connections for users to brokerages through a hosted, customizable authentication portal and retrieve normalized account, position, order, balance, transaction, lot, fill, and connection data.
- Submit, modify, and cancel orders through a unified trading API when users grant trading permissions and the selected broker supports the requested order workflow.
- TypeScript client, Node server, and Python server SDKs; public package registries show active releases during 2025 and 2026.
- Tools for building against a sandbox environment with generated mock accounts, orders, positions, balances, and simulated trading operations before switching to production keys.
- Subscriptions to signed HTTPS webhooks for connection, order, position, balance, and transaction changes where enabled.
- Support broker integrations through different access modes, including OAuth, API key, credentials, Flex tokens, and MetaTrader-style push agents depending on the broker.
- Public pricing to start small: Free includes limited connections and API calls, Standard charges per connected user, and Enterprise handles volume and custom requirements.
- Product maturity: public repos and packages exist, but adoption signals are modest and the Python SDK is still alpha-classified on PyPI.
- Compliance with applicable financial regulations and user-data obligations remains the integrating application’s responsibility.
- Finatic is brokerage connectivity infrastructure, not a retail broker, investment adviser, market-data terminal, portfolio accounting system, or source of trading recommendations.
FAQ
Is Finatic free?
Not entirely. Finatic includes a free tier, but its paid subscription and other options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing. Enterprise quotes are handled directly with the vendor.
Who is Finatic best for?
Finatic is built for Quants/Developers, Algo Traders, Pro Retail, and Day Traders. It suits intermediate and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does Finatic support?
You can use Finatic on Web. Finatic offers an API (REST) with APIKey and OAuth2 authentication. Integrations include NinjaTrader, Tradovate, tastytrade, TradeStation, Trading212, Alpaca + 7 more.
Which markets does Finatic cover?
Finatic covers North America, Europe, and APAC. It tracks Stocks, Options, Futures, Currencies, Cryptos, and Other. Identifiers include Ticker.
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