Frequently asked questions
Revat Fund is a crypto trading talent and capital allocation platform. It connects verified cryptocurrency traders with investors who want to allocate capital to selected traders. Investors choose from approved traders, and trading takes place within a defined risk-management framework. Trading involves risk, and results are not guaranteed.
Revat follows four steps: Discover, Verify, Allocate, and Monitor. Revat finds traders and assesses their skills. Investors then choose approved traders and allocate capital. Both sides can follow performance through dashboards and rankings. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Revat serves two groups. Investors want to allocate capital to selected crypto traders without trading themselves. Traders want to demonstrate their skills and be considered for investor allocations. Each group has its own page, requirements, and application process.
No, Revat doesn’t promise fixed returns or guaranteed profits. Your investment is tied to trading performance, which means it can increase or decrease in value. Profit sharing relies on real results and the terms you’ve agreed to. Make sure you’re only investing money you’re comfortable risking.
Under the Separately Managed Account (SMA) structure described, investors keep capital in their own Binance or Bybit subaccounts. Revat receives trading-only API access with withdrawal permissions disabled. This differs from pooled wallets, but it does not remove trading or exchange risks.
No official partnership should be implied. Revat works with investor-owned accounts on these exchanges through API connections. Binance and Bybit are independent companies and are not affiliated with or endorsing Revat.
You review approved traders, choose at least ten, and allocate a minimum of 1,000 USDT to each. You then connect your exchange subaccounts using trading-only API access and monitor performance. Profits are shared under agreed terms, and losses can reduce your capital.
The minimum is 10,000 USDT in total, split across at least ten traders at 1,000 USDT each. USDT is a US-dollar-referenced stablecoin, not the same as money in a bank, and it carries issuer and other risks.
Spreading capital across multiple traders reduces dependence on any single one. This is diversification. It does not guarantee lower losses, because all traders could lose money during the same market event.
Revat’s access uses trading-only API keys with withdrawal permissions disabled. This means Revat can place trades but cannot withdraw funds through those keys. You should still understand exchange, API, and trading risks.
An SMA is an arrangement where your assets stay in your own account rather than a single pooled wallet. With Revat, capital sits in your exchange subaccounts, and Revat trades them through approved API permissions. You keep ownership of the account, but trading losses can still occur.
The RMS is designed to intervene before losses on an individual trading subaccount reach 10% of its equity. It is a risk-control target, not a guaranteed loss limit. Fast markets or execution problems can cause larger losses.
When trading generates shareable profits, they are divided under agreed terms. An indicative example is 60% to the investor and 40% to Revat, with a possible larger-allocation tier above 1 million USDT. These are illustrations, not forecasts.
According to the current draft, no separate trader profit-sharing charge applies to the investor. Trader compensation is paid from Revat’s performance share. Other costs, such as exchange fees, may still apply.
Yes. Crypto trading is high-risk, and you may lose some or all of your allocated capital. Rankings show past performance only and do not predict future results. Revat does not provide financial advice, so consider speaking with an independent adviser.
Crypto traders who want to demonstrate their skills and be considered for investor allocations can apply. You do not need to be from a financial institution. Approval does not guarantee funding.
No. You can verify your skills through trade logs, a read-only exchange API connection, or a two-month demo assessment. The demo route suits traders without a suitable trading history.
Revat offers three routes. Trade logs provide historical records of your trades. A read-only API lets Revat review performance without trading authority. A two-month demo assessment tests your skills through simulated trading.
No. Verification makes you eligible to be selected, but investors decide which traders to back. Funding depends on investor choices, your performance, and the platform’s terms.
If selected, traders can earn a percentage of the profits they make. Typically, traders may receive around 20 to 25% of their profits under standard arrangements, or around 5 to 15% when managing larger amounts of money. However, these earnings are not guaranteed and depend on whether the trader makes a profit.
A lower percentage on a larger capital base can still produce a higher amount if trading is profitable. For example, 25% of 2,000 USDT is 500 USDT, while 10% of 20,000 USDT is 2,000 USDT. This is arithmetic only, not an expected outcome.
Selected traders trade through linked investor accounts using Revat’s Risk Management System (RMS). The system is designed to step in before an account loses 10% of its total value. However, it cannot guarantee that losses will always stay below 10%.
Yes. Traders can view their positions, performance, and ranking through their dashboard.
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