Self-service first
The FAQ, security page and risk disclosure cover the questions users most frequently ask: data sources, no-custody design, alert handling, support scope and limits.
Contact
SFB Alpha Quant Terminal is a free, no-account, browser-based project. There is no central support desk; the FAQ, security page and risk disclosure address the most frequent questions, and voluntary support flows through the Binance Pay UID published on the support page.
The FAQ, security page and risk disclosure cover the questions users most frequently ask: data sources, no-custody design, alert handling, support scope and limits.
Optional contributions are accepted through the Binance Pay UID published on the support page. There is no other monetization channel; the platform does not sell user data, trading calls, training or paid memberships.
The platform is maintained as an independent free project. Roadmap items, fixes and improvements are scheduled around the time and resources that voluntary support makes available.
The project is intentionally lightweight. Most user questions are answered in the FAQ, security and risk disclosure pages. Public-facing channels are kept minimal to preserve the free, no-account nature of the service.
Browser-side issues can usually be resolved by clearing site data and reloading. If a market-data feed is degraded, the terminal labels the affected channel in the data status panel.