Compliant protocol analysis and production-ready APIs for contest entry, leaderboards, wallets, and crypto prediction history
Solus Finance turns crypto, forex and stock prediction into a fantasy-sport-style competition with daily and weekly tournaments, creator-led battles, social leaderboards, and skill-based payouts. We build the bridge between that activity and your back office: protocol analysis, account login, contest entry, leaderboard sync, prediction history exports, wallet balance reads, and SOLUS token / referral reward reconciliation.
According to coverage from DroomDroom and CryptoRank in 2024 and 2025, Solusfinance has reframed itself as a fantasy-style, AI-assisted trading platform — not a discretionary brokerage. Several recent additions matter for any integration design:
Mirrors the in-app login flow. Supports email/social sign-in, KYC tier read, device-binding tokens, and session refresh. Pairs with consent records so every downstream call can be audited.
Concrete use: single sign-on bridge between Solus and your customer portal so users see their tournament entries inside your dashboard.
List active and upcoming tournaments with entry fee, prize pool, asset universe (BTC, ETH, EUR/USD, NASDAQ100, etc.), and rule-set. Submit entries, fetch confirmations, and stream live state changes via webhook.
Concrete use: a community manager dashboard showing every tournament a creator's audience is currently entered in, with auto-pinned rankings.
Pull global, tournament-scoped, and friend-scoped leaderboards with paging, ranking deltas, and consistency scores. Returns timestamps so historical climbs can be replayed.
Concrete use: publish a weekly "top strategies" digest on a partner's website without scraping the in-app UI.
Per-user list of UP/DOWN calls — asset, direction, stake, expiry, outcome, AI suggestion (if used). Exportable as JSON/CSV; supports incremental sync with cursor pagination.
Concrete use: performance attribution across asset classes, e.g. "this user beats the market on BTC but underperforms on FX".
Reads SOLUS token balance, staked amount, 12% APY accrued, blue-chip airdrop receipts, and contest credit balance. Flags transactions with type, source tournament, and chain reference where applicable.
Concrete use: tax-year ledger generation for users in jurisdictions that treat tokens as taxable income.
Surfaces the referral graph (inviter → invitee) with bonus amounts, the 20% referral cut, and creator-tournament fee splits. Supports CSV exports for finance and KYC review.
Concrete use: influencer revenue dashboard showing earnings per tournament and per cohort.
Below is the structured inventory we typically expose for Solusfinance Fantasy Trading. Each row maps to a screen/feature in the app and a typical downstream use.
| Data type | Source (screen / feature) | Granularity | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| User profile & KYC tier | Profile / Account settings | Per user, snapshot | Onboarding sync, KYC propagation, suitability checks |
| Contest entry records | Tournaments / Join contest flow | Per entry, per tournament | CRM segmentation, prize pool reconciliation |
| Prediction (UP/DOWN) calls | Trading screen / Quick-call card | Per call, with timestamp | Performance analytics, AI signal correlation |
| Tournament leaderboards | Leaderboard tab | Per tournament, per snapshot | Public rankings, social embeds, marketing |
| Global / friend leaderboards | Social tab | Per cohort, daily/weekly | Creator dashboards, community insights |
| SOLUS token wallet | Wallet / Tokens screen | Per balance, per movement | Treasury, accounting, audit trail |
| Staking position (12% APY) | Staking / Earn screen | Per position, accrual | Tax reporting, yield analytics |
| Blue-chip airdrop receipts | Rewards / Airdrop history | Per drop event | Engagement scoring, promo cost tracking |
| Referral graph & payouts | Refer & Earn | Per relationship, per payout | Affiliate finance, fraud screening |
| Creator-led tournament metadata | Creator battles | Per host, per tournament | Creator economy analytics, revenue share |
These are concrete, end-to-end flows our clients ask us to deliver around Solus Finance. Each names the data involved and how it maps to OpenData / OpenFinance patterns.
Business context: an influencer hosts weekly creator-led tournaments and wants a single view of their cut. Data: contest entry records + creator tournament metadata + referral payouts. OpenFinance angle: structured payout records served via authorized API, similar to a merchant settlement feed.
Business context: a power user in Europe needs an annual statement for tax filings. Data: wallet balance history + 12% APY staking accrual + airdrop receipts. OpenData angle: typed ledger export (JSON / CSV / PDF) consumable by tax-prep tools.
Business context: a fintech partner needs to flag unusual patterns (e.g. rapid entry/withdrawal, abnormal referral chains). Data: contest entries + referral graph + wallet movements. OpenBanking-style angle: account information service with consented read-only scopes.
Business context: a coaching service wants to grade Solus users by asset class. Data: prediction history with AI-suggestion field + leaderboard ranks. OpenData angle: streaming feed via webhook or paged pull, joinable to external market data from OpenBB / Alpha Vantage.
Business context: a user already uses MarketDraft and TradingLeagues; they want one consolidated view of all fantasy-trading activity. Data: Solus contest entries + outcomes + token wallet, normalised to a shared schema. OpenFinance angle: a unified Account Information layer across multiple fantasy-trading providers.
POST /api/v1/solus/auth/login
Content-Type: application/json
{
"email": "user@example.com",
"password": "***",
"device_id": "ios-9F2A...",
"consent_scopes": ["contest.read","leaderboard.read","wallet.read"]
}
200 OK
{
"access_token": "eyJhbGc...",
"refresh_token": "rft_...",
"expires_in": 3600,
"kyc_tier": "tier-2",
"user_id": "usr_8h2k"
}
GET /api/v1/solus/leaderboard?
tournament_id=trn_20251108_btc&
scope=global&limit=50&cursor=eyJv...
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
200 OK
{
"tournament_id": "trn_20251108_btc",
"entries": [
{"rank":1,"user_id":"usr_a1","return_pct":18.4,"consistency":0.81,"delta":+2},
{"rank":2,"user_id":"usr_b2","return_pct":15.7,"consistency":0.74,"delta":-1}
],
"next_cursor": "eyJvZmZ..."
}
GET /api/v1/solus/wallet/ledger?
from=2025-01-01&to=2025-12-31&
types=stake_accrual,airdrop,referral_payout
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
200 OK
{
"balance_solus": 4218.55,
"staked_solus": 3000.00,
"apy_accrued_ytd": 312.41,
"movements": [
{"ts":"2025-04-07T10:12:00Z","type":"airdrop","asset":"BTC","amount":0.00041},
{"ts":"2025-04-08T08:00:00Z","type":"stake_accrual","asset":"SOLUS","amount":1.62},
{"ts":"2025-04-12T19:55:00Z","type":"referral_payout","asset":"SOLUS","amount":21.00}
]
}
// Error envelope used across endpoints
{ "error": { "code":"rate_limited", "retry_after_ms": 1500 } }
Solus operates a token economy and processes both fiat-side flows (entry fees, payouts) and on-chain assets (SOLUS token, blue-chip airdrops). Integrations should align with several frameworks at once:
We work strictly under explicit user authorization or documented public/authorized APIs. Audit logs, consent records, and data-retention policies are part of every delivery.
A typical pipeline:
The architecture mirrors OpenBanking's three-layer model — Account Information Service, Transaction Information Service, and Consent Service — adapted to a fantasy-trading context.
Solusfinance Fantasy Trading targets retail and prosumer crypto users worldwide who want a competitive, gamified alternative to discretionary trading. Primary segments include creators running paid trading communities, semi-pro retail traders refining strategies without financial risk, and curious newcomers attracted by sign-up bonuses and AI-assisted decision support. The app is shipped on Android (package finance.solus) and iOS, with marketing emphasis in markets where fantasy and skill-based gaming are well established. The B2B opportunity sits with creator agencies, affiliate networks, fintech aggregators, and analytics vendors who want a clean OpenData feed of contest activity rather than fragile screen scraping.
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Solusfinance sits in a growing ecosystem of fantasy-trading and paper-trading platforms. We integrate against several of these and routinely build cross-platform views. The list below is presented as part of the broader landscape, not as a ranking — partners often need unified data across more than one of them.
Users searching for any of these names often need the same kind of integration — protocol analysis, structured exports, and a clean API. Our delivery model is consistent across all of them: source code from $300, or pay-per-call against our hosted gateway.
We are an independent technical studio specializing in App interface integration and authorized API integration. Our team has hands-on experience in mobile applications, fintech, crypto wallets, and protocol analysis, and we have shipped integrations against contest platforms, banks, payment rails, and OTT services across multiple regions.
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Solusfinance Fantasy Trading (package finance.solus) is a contest-based trading platform marketed as "fantasy trading" — users compete in skill-based market challenges against other participants for top rankings and rewards rather than placing standalone trades.
According to the official store description and 2024–2025 coverage, the app is designed for traders who want a competitive environment where strategy, timing, and decision-making decide the outcome. Recent positioning emphasises AI-assisted UP/DOWN predictions on crypto, forex, and stocks, plus social and creator-led tournaments.
Solusfinance is referenced here for technical integration positioning only. All trademarks and product names belong to their respective owners.