Honest limits

What is not done.

• The published catalogue is a fictional demonstration set until a person reviews real programmes and publishes them.
• There are no live referral contracts. Official-looking domains ending in .example are not firms.
• Source-grounded model explanations are off. The plain-English text is written from the stored rules, not generated at request time.
• There are no trader accounts, magic links, or email delivery. The shortlist stays on the device.
• Admin edits stay refused until a server editor token is configured. The public catalogue is readable without an account. Do not put personal data in it.
• Fee sorting compares the numeric amount and does not convert currencies.
• The drawdown tool only runs a formula you can see. It is not connected to a trading platform.
• Policy pages are drafts for legal review. They are not a compliance claim.
• No safety score, no payout league table, no user totals, no “official expo partner” claim unless an editor stores an approved affiliation note.

Before a real launch

1. Review every production rule against a current primary source.
2. Load only approved referral destinations, or keep official non-affiliate links and say so.
3. Rehearse one phone demonstration with five well-documented products.
4. Have counsel read the privacy and terms drafts for the jurisdictions you actually serve.