How FVeda decides what is true enough to teach.

FVeda publishes general financial education for beginners. The aim is to explain mechanisms, risks, and decision frameworks clearly enough for a reader to practise them with virtual money. Public material does not recommend a specific security, predict returns, or replace advice from a qualified professional.

Claims about securities, funds, order types, investor protection, and crypto risk are checked against primary or first-party sources. Preferred sources include regulators, official product documents, and original market-data providers. Secondary sources may provide context but do not replace a primary source for a material claim.

Every public guide names its authoring organisation, publication date, most recent review date, and cited sources. Reviews check accuracy, broken links, changed terminology, and whether examples still match the live product.

FVeda distinguishes observed product behaviour from general information. Screenshots, paper-trade examples, and product walkthroughs come from FVeda's own simulator. They are described as simulations and are never presented as evidence of real investment performance.

Prices in the simulator come from external market-data providers and may be delayed, cached, incomplete, or replaced by visibly labelled reference values during an outage. Prices are educational context, not executable quotations.

AI tools may help with drafting, testing, or identifying unclear language. They do not become an anonymous authority. Public guides are reviewed against their cited sources before publication, and FVeda remains responsible for what appears on the site.

The in-product AI coach is a separate interactive feature. Its replies can be incomplete or wrong, are not editorially pre-reviewed, and must not be treated as financial advice. The coach is technically constrained to teach rather than direct a trade, but users should still verify important facts.

Readers can report an error to support@fveda.site with the URL and disputed statement. Confirmed errors are corrected promptly. A material change updates the reviewed date; a change that alters the conclusion is explained on the page. Typos and formatting fixes do not require a correction note.

FVeda is funded by an optional Plus subscription. It does not accept payment to rank an asset, does not sell trading signals, does not earn brokerage commissions, and does not publish sponsored investment recommendations. If that policy ever changes, the relationship will be disclosed beside the affected content.