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WestWallets Launches AI Trading Engine and Copy Trading Platform

FinCEN-Registered Crypto Platform Introduces Automated Quantitative Strategies and Vetted Trader Replication for Retail Users

United States, 30th Mar 2026 – WestWallets, a U.S.-based fintech company operating under a FinCEN-issued Money Services Business license, has rolled out two new trading features on its platform: an AI-powered quantitative trading engine and a copy trading system that lets users replicate the positions of screened, performance-verified traders.

The two features target a gap that remains common across retail crypto trading. Most individual investors either lack the time to monitor markets around the clock or don’t have the technical background to build and manage structured trading strategies. The result, according to industry data, is that a large share of retail participants trade reactively based on sentiment and fragmented information rather than systematic approaches. WestWallets says both new tools are designed to give everyday users access to strategy-driven trading without requiring them to build those systems from scratch.

The AI quantitative engine offers a range of automated strategy models that the company says have been backtested across multiple market cycles, including both bull and bear conditions. Available strategies span from lower-risk approaches like grid trading and futures-spot arbitrage to more aggressive options such as trend-following and volatility arbitrage models. Each strategy operates with built-in drawdown controls, meaning the system automatically limits losses if a strategy underperforms beyond a set threshold. The engine runs continuously, scanning market data and executing trades based on predefined rules without manual intervention. According to WestWallets, the system processes market signals and executes orders at millisecond speed, handling entries, exits, take-profit triggers, and stop-loss actions around the clock.

The copy trading feature takes a different approach. Instead of relying on algorithmic models, it connects users to experienced human traders whose live performance is tracked and publicly visible on the platform. WestWallets says it applies a multi-factor screening process to all traders who participate in the system, evaluating them on live trading results, annualized returns, maximum drawdown, win rates, and their track record across full market cycles. The company states that it filters out traders whose results appear driven by short-term luck or whose accounts show patterns inconsistent with genuine trading activity.

Users who opt into copy trading can browse individual trader profiles, review their full performance history, examine their trading style and risk metrics, and then enable automatic replication with a single action. Once activated, every qualifying trade the selected trader executes is mirrored in the user’s account in real time. The system is designed so that users with no prior trading experience can participate, though WestWallets notes that all copy trading still carries market risk and that past performance of any individual trader does not guarantee future results.

Both features operate within the same compliance framework that governs the rest of the WestWallets platform. The company holds FinCEN MSB License No. 31000264920329 and is required to maintain KYC and AML protocols across all user activity, including trades executed through the quantitative engine and copy trading system. WestWallets says it does not promote these tools as guaranteed income solutions and instead frames them as professional-grade infrastructure that retail users can access on equal footing with institutional participants.

The launch comes at a time when automated and social trading products are gaining traction across the crypto industry. Several major exchanges have introduced similar features in recent years, though implementation and transparency standards vary widely. WestWallets says its approach is differentiated by the depth of its trader vetting process and the inclusion of strict, automated risk controls at the strategy level rather than leaving risk management entirely to the user.

The company has indicated that additional strategy models and expanded trader selection criteria will be introduced in future updates as the platform continues to scale its user base globally.

About WestWallets

WestWallets is a U.S.-based fintech company specializing in Web3 financial services. Headquartered in Colorado and operating under a FinCEN-issued MSB license, the company provides digital asset trading and management services while adhering to federal KYC, AML, and risk management standards. For more information, visit www.westwallets-us.com.

Company Details

Organization: WESTWALLETS

Contact Person: Media Relations

Website: https://www.westwallets-us.com/

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Country: United States

Release Id: 30032643242

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