Managing Access and Sharing Live Strategies on FMZ
Summary
This FMZ guide describes two ways to show or manage running strategies. Subaccounts can be created with access limited to selected live strategies. For authorized strategies, they can change parameters, stop a run, or restart it, but cannot change its configured exchange connection. The guide presents team oversight and strategy-rental debugging as common uses for this arrangement.
A separate live-observation feature lets an account owner publish a strategy on the platform's public live page or generate a private viewing link with an expiry. These options control who can view running strategies, while subaccount permissions govern selected operational actions. The document is procedural platform guidance rather than a trading strategy: it offers no trading signals, market analysis, or performance evidence. It also does not discuss broader security practices or the risks of granting operational access, so teams must assess those considerations when configuring accounts.
Key ideas
- FMZ subaccounts can be restricted to selected live strategies.
- Authorized subaccounts can change parameters and stop or restart a live run.
- Subaccounts cannot change the exchange object configured for a strategy.
- Live strategies can be shown publicly or shared through a private link with an expiry.
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