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Trust center

Trust, with a clear evidence boundary

Understand Wealthoak’s product scope, custody boundaries, publication standards and the independent evidence needed to assess security and performance.

Published by Wealthoak Advisory LLP · Updated

Custody

Your brokerage account

Wealthoak provides software tools. Investment capital remains with the user’s broker. Broker custody does not prevent losses caused by trading, account compromise or execution errors.

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Transparency

Publication status

Product descriptions, educational examples, first-party measurements and independent assessments have different evidential weight. Our register keeps those distinctions explicit.

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Independent assurance

Reviewable scope

No independent security certification, engine audit or customer performance attestation is published in this library. An assurance claim requires an assessor, date, scope and accessible supporting document.

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Questions & corrections

A direct route to the publisher

Request technical documentation or flag a factual error at info@wealthoak.ai. Include the page and claim you want clarified. Do not email passwords, tokens or broker credentials.

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What a meaningful independent review contains

An assessment identifies its reviewer, funding relationship, tested version, observation period, exclusions and findings. Security testing and performance verification are separate exercises. A security report does not validate investment results, and a backtest review does not certify operational security.

Report a security issue

Send a brief description and affected page to info@wealthoak.ai so we can arrange an appropriate channel for sensitive evidence. Avoid including personal or access-bearing data. This contact is not a paid bounty program or authorization to test live trading accounts.