Interactive Brokers, a Funding Fee Calculator and Fee Fixes

A new broker, a new calculator, and fixes to how fees are counted.

Interactive Brokers. You can now connect an Interactive Brokers account from Add Account with a Flex token and query. It syncs nightly and brings in your stock and ETF trades, currency conversions, and deposits, withdrawals, dividends, interest and fees. A new help center article walks through setting up the Flex query and token.

Funding fee calculator. Enter a perp position, the funding rate and how long you hold it, and see what you pay or receive in total, per payment and per year. It is free on the website in English and Turkish, with no account needed.

Fees that add up. Binance, Bybit and Revolut X can charge a fee in the coin you receive. Binance syncs, Revolut X syncs and Bybit CSV imports now convert that fee to the quote currency before adding it up, so a round trip's fees and net P&L come out right. A fee Binance takes in BNB is no longer added as if it were the quote currency.

Revolut holdings at their real cost. For a Revolut CSV, each open holding's cost is now converted to dollars at the exchange rate of the day you bought it, not today's rate, so its unrealized P&L follows the trade rather than the currency.

Net P&L on Binance TR, Bybit EU and Coinbase. Closed trades from these exchanges used to show no trading fees at all, so they looked better than they were. Trades from these exchanges now include their fees in P&L as they sync.

The calculator reads your account. In the app, the position size calculator now offers 0.5%, 1% and 2% of your connected account's value as the risk, and the scale-in calculator can fill in an open position's size and entry for you.

Hyperliquid maker rebates. When Hyperliquid pays you a rebate on a maker fill, it now counts as a credit instead of a cost, in your trade's fees and in your balance when the fee is paid in a token other than USDC.

Staying signed in. A short network blip or a slow response while the app loaded could send you back to the login page. Now only a session that has really expired signs you out.

Economic calendar. US releases now keep the figure first published on release day, the way other countries already did, so they match what you saw at the time. The final second-quarter GDP figure from September 30 is filled in.

Roadmap posts. New posts on the roadmap now show for everyone once they have been reviewed. Until then you still see your own post, marked as waiting for review.

Smaller changes. The position size and scale-in calculators are now on the Turkish site too, and the result shows a plain Long or Short. The Bybit EU page now shows its automatic read-only sync. Most exchange pages now answer common questions about fees, funding, API keys and exporting older history, and Revolut X has a setup guide. Ten exchange pages now show what your trades from that exchange look like in Viktury, and blog posts link to the page of each exchange they mention. Latest News shows a headline once when a site publishes it several times, and when several sites carry the same story it shows the original publisher's copy. Our emails now say Viktury everywhere. In Safari, one press of Tab moves between the journal's text boxes again. In the Turkish app, units, trade log labels and pop-up messages are now translated. Numbers show as 1,234.56 in every language, and you can switch to 1.234,56 under Number format on your profile page.