Editorial methodology and sources

How content is created

Each learning resource starts with a concrete user question. The editorial process explains the relevant terms, builds an original example and checks that contributions, cash, purchases, withdrawals and performance remain correctly separated.

• A clear question rather than generic market commentary
• Original examples and traceable calculations
• No purchase recommendations or return promises
• Publication and update dates on learning articles

Sources we prefer

We favour primary sources and public educational material from authorities and institutions such as the European Commission, the European Central Bank and official investor-protection bodies. Sources are linked from each article. Product marketing and past performance are not treated as proof of future results.

Simulation and market data

Public demo portfolios are entirely synthetic. Private portfolios reflect only simulated events entered by users. Reference prices may be delayed or incomplete and are not intended for real trading decisions. Missing prices are never silently shown as zero.

Updates and corrections

Content is reviewed when facts change, product behaviour changes or a substantiated correction is received. We correct factual errors and update the displayed date. Please send feedback to support@generavio.com.

Advertising and independence

Advertising is not currently active. Any later use of clearly labelled contextual advertising must not influence content or calculations. Protected family, child, portfolio and transaction areas remain ad-free.