About Teloria

• Teloria is not a broker. It never executes trades and never holds anyone's money.
• Teloria is not a registered investment adviser and does not give personalized investment advice.
• Teloria is not a trading platform. Its prices are delayed on purpose.

Teloria publishes impersonal content: every reader sees the same lessons and analysis, and nothing is written for any one person's finances. Information a reader shares with us, such as a preferred language or country of origin, only changes how the site is presented. It never changes what is written.

This separation is built into Teloria's systems, not only its policies. The software that produces content has no access to reader information, and automated tests check that on every change.

• Lessons are written by an AI model (Claude) following Teloria's editorial standard: plain language, honest about risk and cost, and never telling readers what to buy, sell or hold.
• A separate AI fact-check verifies every factual claim against official US sources such as the IRS, the SEC, FINRA and the Department of Labor.
• Anything that names a specific security is reviewed and approved by a person before it can be published. Our publishing system enforces this.
• Every lesson shows how it was made and lists the official sources behind it.

No company pays Teloria to feature, mention or rank a security, fund, broker or product, and Teloria does not accept payment to do so.

Prices on Teloria are delayed or end of day and come from a third-party data provider. They are for understanding how markets move and are not suitable for trading decisions.

Before Teloria launches publicly, its founder will publish a personal trading policy covering the securities Teloria writes about.