Editorial Policy
Wealtii's Learn guides are written by founder Zayd Ahmed, based on primary sources, dated, and checked again when the facts behind them change. This page explains who writes our content, how it is sourced and reviewed, how we use AI tools, how to request a correction, and the conflicts of interest you should keep in mind.
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Who writes Wealtii's content?
Every guide in the Wealtii Learn section is written and published by Zayd Ahmed, Wealtii's founder and CEO. Wealtii is currently operated by its founder, so there is no separate editorial team.
Learn guides are not reviewed by a licensed financial adviser, tax professional or lawyer. Guides that cover tax or legal topics are general information only and say so on the page.
Platform pages such as fees, transparency and fund methodology are also written by the founder and follow the same standards.
About the author: Zayd Ahmed
- Started investing in digital assets at 17, and lived through the 2021 bull market and the 2022 collapses of FTX, Celsius and Terra (Luna).
- Computer science engineer from BMS College of Engineering, Bengaluru.
- Built Wealtii on his own, writing the platform's code end to end.
- Writes all Wealtii Learn guides and platform documentation.
For press or reader questions, email support@wealtii.com. More about the company is on our About page.
How do we source facts?
Our sourcing standard for every guide:
- Primary sources first. Regulators, tax authorities and legislation; protocol and token-issuer documentation; academic papers; and on-chain data from public block explorers.
- Secondary sources only when needed. When no primary source exists, we use reputable secondary sources and make clear that they are secondary.
- Every statistic is sourced and dated. Numbers carry their source and an "as of" date. If we can't verify a statistic, we leave it out.
- Sources are listed on the page. Each guide ends with its sources and the date we accessed them.
- No social posts as evidence. We don't cite anonymous social-media posts or price predictions as facts.
Facts about Wealtii itself (fees, limits, fund holdings and custody) are checked against the platform and our published pages, including the methodology and factsheets and the public vault on our transparency page.
How is content reviewed and updated?
Before publishing, the author checks each factual statement against the official source it cites, recalculates any figures, and checks statements about Wealtii against the live platform.
After publishing, guides are checked again against official sources when the rules or facts behind them change, for example a new tax year, a new regulation or a change to a fund's holdings, and when a reader reports a problem.
Dates mean something. Every guide shows when it was published and last updated. The "last updated" date (dateModified) only changes when we make a material edit, such as a factual correction, a rule change or a substantial new section. Typo fixes and design changes don't change it, and we never backdate a guide.
How do I report an error or request a correction?
Email support@wealtii.com with the page address, what you think is wrong, and a source if you have one.
We review every correction request. If a guide is wrong, we fix it and update its "last updated" date. If a correction changes the meaning of a guide, we say so on the page.
Do we use AI tools?
Yes. Drafts may be assisted by AI tools, for example for outlining, drafting and language editing. Every guide is then reviewed, fact-checked against the sources it cites, and approved by the author before it is published.
AI tools are never treated as a source of facts, and the author is responsible for everything we publish.
What conflicts of interest should readers know about?
Wealtii sells the index funds it writes about. Some guides explain products that compete with our funds, and some mention our own funds. When a guide mentions Wealtii, keep in mind that we benefit if you invest with us.
- We aim to describe alternatives fairly and to state the costs and risks of our own products.
- We do not accept payment from third parties for coverage in Learn guides.
- Any return figures for our funds are hypothetical backtests of each fund's current allocation, not actual fund performance. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Is Learn content financial advice?
No. Learn content is general information, not financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and it does not take your personal circumstances into account. Digital assets are volatile and you can lose money.
Wealtii is not registered or licensed with any financial regulator and is not regulated. Read our regulatory status and risk disclosure before investing, and consult a qualified professional in your jurisdiction for advice.