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FinPig is an automation dashboard for the Bitfinex lending market. Users sign in with Google to create an account, then connect a Bitfinex API. The system syncs wallet balances, open funding offers, active loans, and interest data, while scanning the market and automatically placing lending offers according to selected strategies. It is not an exchange, wallet, or DeFi protocol; it is closer to a third-party API-based lending bot and yield-tracking tool.
The page focuses on Bitfinex funding lending. It provides views for FRR, market APR, front-of-book lending APR, funding book depth, executions, open offers, and wallet balances. It also supports strategies such as short-term offers below FRR, offers within 30 days below FRR, 120-day offers below FRR, and long-term high-rate scanning. For notifications, it supports Telegram and Discord, with alerts for returned funds, offer adjustments, and successful lending. On security, FinPig states that it does not require withdrawal permissions or unrelated trading permissions. However, it does require read/write access for funding and wallet permissions in order to check open offers, adjust strategies, and move funds. Sensitive API data is stored in encrypted form, and credentials stop being used after expiration or deactivation.
No specific pricing is disclosed in the main text. The page indicates that users need to activate access, and coupon-based test activation is available. After logging in, users can choose a plan and pay, with cryptocurrency payments supported for activation or renewal for 1, 3, 6, or 12 months. For card payments, the page text suggests this is planned for a later version, so actual payment availability should be confirmed in the dashboard.
The main advantage is its clear positioning: it suits users who already need Bitfinex funding lending. It offers strategy configuration, market references, automatic rate chasing, notifications, and yield records, reducing the need to monitor the market manually. The drawbacks are also clear: the ecosystem is highly dependent on Bitfinex, and the supported currencies visible on the page only include USD and USDT, with the full range unclear. It requires read/write wallet and funding permissions, so third-party API risk remains. Information on compliance, licensing, insurance, and customer support is missing. In addition, the captured page showed a front-end resource loading error at the top, so stability needs further observation.
FinPig is better suited to advanced users who understand Bitfinex’s lending mechanism, can assess API permission risks, and want to automate the management of idle funds such as USD/USDT. It is not suitable for beginners who want to trade spot, use leveraged derivatives, or find an all-in-one exchange. The main text does not provide information on access or payment availability from mainland China, so this remains unknown. If access is restricted, users may consider using Bitfinex’s native funding features directly or other tools with automated lending management capabilities.
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