Getting Around the App
The /app sections and what each is for.
Written and reviewed by the Fundezy team · how we produce this
After signing in you land in /app — the trading side of Fundezy. Five sections, one job each:
| Section | What it does |
|---|---|
| Home | Your account snapshot and quick links |
| My Courses | Course progress, resume where you left off |
| Trade Terminal | Live simulated trading — orders, charts, history, journal, alerts |
| Strategy Tester | Backtest and optimize EAs on real historical data |
| Leaderboard | Long-run simulated performance across all learners |
The Trade Terminal layout
- Left — market watch: the seven major pairs with live simulated prices.
- Center — the chart (next lessons) with order entry and position management below.
- Top — account bar: balance, equity, used margin, free margin, margin level, leverage (1:30) and your active EA status.
- Tabs under the panel — TRADE (open positions), PENDING, HISTORY, JOURNAL, ALERTS.
Two things worth knowing
Everything is simulated. Prices on the minipc's engine are simulated quotes (historical-data-driven in backtests); no real money, no real orders, anywhere. Treat every P/L as a score, not a payment — the skills are real, the dollars are not.
Your identity is not exposed. Other learners see only your leaderboard name — never your email or profile. Every account starts with a fun generated name (like Fearless Ferret); you can make it yours on your desk home page.
A clean loop to practice
- Learn a concept here in My Courses.
- Apply it in the Trade Terminal with small size.
- Record it in the JOURNAL tab.
- Review weekly — course 04's habit — and let the Strategy Tester validate any rule-based idea (course 06).
That loop — concept → execution → record → evidence — is the entire Fundezy method.
By the numbers
The whole platform in five numbers: 5 sections under /app, 7 tradable pairs, 1:30 leverage on the majors (tiered per instrument: 1:20 metals and crosses, 1:10 indices and energy, 1:2 crypto), a 100,000 starting balance — and one identity rule: your display name is the only thing other users ever see.
Practice in the simulator
Explore the Trade Terminal — apply what you just read with simulated money.
Check your understanding
3 questions · answer all, then submit.