A Zoomex deployment begins with compatibility, not assumptions. The setup wizard checks the account and pair, then Coinner applies the spread, sizing, depth, and volatility policy selected by your team. Orders and fills remain reviewable, and the connected account remains under your control.
Use a dedicated API credential, disable withdrawals, and confirm that the intended spot market is available to the account. Document the starting balances and configuration so later changes can be evaluated against a known baseline.
Start with limited depth and order size, verify how Zoomex accepts, cancels, and fills the managed orders, then expand only after review. Keep venue notices and API availability in the operating checklist.
| Bots | Liquidity Bot and Sell Bot |
|---|---|
| Primary function | Automated two-sided orderbook quoting |
| Controls | Spread, depth, sizing, and volatility limits |
| Monitoring | Orders, fills, status, and configuration history |
| Custody | Funds stay in your Zoomex account |
| Availability | Subject to account, pair, and API compatibility |
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