The essentials

Frequently asked questions

Factual answers about API Connect Hub, its purpose, limits, privacy approach, and availability.

What is API Connect Hub?

API Connect Hub is local data tracking and analytical software for maintaining a personal archive of Binance-compatible portfolio information. It is an independent utility, not a Binance product.

What does the software do?

It helps users organize locally available records, add useful context, review historical entries, and view informational summaries. Its purpose is personal analysis and record keeping.

Who is it designed for?

It is intended for individuals who want an orderly local archive and a clearer way to revisit portfolio records over time.

What information does it work with?

The utility works with portfolio record information selected by the user for local organization. Users are responsible for having the right to use that information and for checking its accuracy.

Is it a financial institution?

No. API Connect Hub is not a bank, exchange, broker, investment platform, wallet provider, custodian, or other financial institution.

Does it store or process user funds?

No. It does not hold, take custody of, transfer, deposit, withdraw, or process funds or cryptocurrency assets.

Does it provide financial advice?

No. Views and summaries are informational and intended for personal record keeping. They are not investment advice, recommendations, or trading signals.

Does it execute transactions?

No. API Connect Hub cannot buy, sell, exchange, transfer, or otherwise transact in cryptocurrency or any other asset.

Does it access private keys?

No. The application does not request, store, or access private keys and does not provide wallet functionality.

Is API Connect Hub affiliated with Binance?

No. The Binance name is used only to identify compatibility. API Connect Hub is not owned, developed, endorsed, sponsored, verified, or certified by Binance.

How can I access the application?

Use a “Get it from Microsoft” link on this website. It directs to the Microsoft Store homepage and does not download an EXE, MSI, ZIP, or installer from this site.

Where can I read the Privacy Policy?

The complete Privacy Policy explains the website and application’s data practices.

Where can I read the Terms of Service?

The Terms of Service describe permitted use, limitations, and other conditions.