Quantitative products, agents, platforms, and Connect APIs are open for approved institutional partners.
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QSentia documents the policies, review gates, security posture, and decision evidence required before agent intelligence can move toward institutional capital.
Operating controls
Policy library
Personal-data notice, purposes, sharing, retention, rights, and grievances.
Read policyCookie inventory, optional categories, durations, and consent controls.
Read policyPrivacy governance, rights requests, consent, processors, breaches, and readiness.
Read policyAuthorized use of agents, APIs, data, brokers, automation, and infrastructure.
Read policyTrials, renewals, cancellations, refunds, invoices, and enterprise terms.
Read policyQSentia maps each product surface to the regulatory review, operating controls, and evidence records required before the platform moves from analytics into personalized advice, execution, or embedded distribution.
Counsel review
Before regulated scope expands
Evidence ledger
Decision, approval, and execution trail
Control gates
No advice or execution without approvals
Investment advice
Regulation / standard
SEC Investment Advisers Act + state RIA laws
What QSentia needs
RIA analysis before compensated personalized securities advice, including Form ADV, licensed personnel, fiduciary duties, compliance program, books and records, and disclosures.
Futures + commodities
Regulation / standard
CFTC + NFA
What QSentia needs
CTA analysis and registration review before covered futures, swaps, commodity-interest advice, or commodity-linked managed-account activity.
Trade execution
Regulation / standard
SEC + FINRA + exchange rules
What QSentia needs
Execution stays with registered broker-dealers, custodians, and approved trading venues unless QSentia completes the required registration and market-access controls.
Data + privacy
Regulation / standard
SEC Reg S-P + state privacy laws
What QSentia needs
Customer-data safeguards, privacy notices, incident response, vendor oversight, retention controls, deletion workflows, and access governance.
Cybersecurity
Regulation / standard
SOC 2 + institutional security
What QSentia needs
SOC 2 Type I to Type II readiness, encryption, MFA/SSO, RBAC, secrets management, vulnerability management, and penetration-testing evidence.
AI + model governance
Regulation / standard
SEC / FINRA + model-risk expectations
What QSentia needs
Agent and model inventory, validation, versioning, monitoring, human oversight, change management, explainability, and exception review.
Books + records
Regulation / standard
SEC + CFTC + FINRA where applicable
What QSentia needs
Immutable decision ledger with timestamps, portfolio state, agent version, risk decision, approval, execution outcome, and review trail.
QSentia LLC operates the public website and platform surfaces. The public site does not state that QSentia is registered as an investment adviser, broker, commodity trading adviser, exchange, or fund manager.
The current public experience presents research infrastructure, agent telemetry, diligence workflows, API surfaces, and account/customer operations. It does not itself grant live discretionary trading authority.
Backtests and simulations are historical or hypothetical. Paper trading is non-client execution or simulated execution. Live trading, if enabled, requires separate account authorization, risk controls, broker readiness, and legal review.
Performance pages distinguish source observations, benchmarks, drawdown, rolling measures, and missing values. Missing source data remains visible rather than being replaced with unsupported figures.
Agents require source identification, methodology review, telemetry availability, and operating-status review before they are presented as published platform products.
QSentia may receive subscription, enterprise, agent-access, onboarding, support, or usage-based revenue. Brokerage, agent-provider, and referral compensation must be disclosed when applicable.
The site maintains privacy, support, audit, account, and security retention principles in the Privacy Policy. Contract-specific retention may be set in customer agreements.
Users can submit privacy, compliance, support, or commercial complaints through inquiries@qsentia.com or the contact page. QSentia verifies account-related requests before action.
Market data, source logs, agent code, and generated outputs remain subject to applicable data, repository, agent-provider, and customer agreements.
Access is limited where legal, regulatory, data, brokerage, or operational requirements are not satisfied.
The public website does not collect broker passwords or provide live trading authorization. Broker connection and execution workflows require separate controls before use.
QSentia will update this matrix when the operating model, broker connectivity, paid subscriptions, agent-provider terms, supported jurisdictions, or regulatory status changes.
