> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.simplefunctions.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Compliance

> What SimpleFunctions is and isn't from a regulatory standpoint, plus risk and tax disclaimers.

## What SimpleFunctions is

A software platform that exposes prediction-market data and structured automation surfaces. Trading happens on third-party venues using credentials you own.

## What SimpleFunctions is not

* **Not a broker.**
* **Not an exchange.**
* **Not a custodian.**
* **Not an FCM** (Futures Commission Merchant).
* **Not a DCM** (Designated Contract Market).
* **Not an investment adviser.**
* **Not a fiduciary.**

We do not hold customer funds. Trading routes through Kalshi (CFTC-registered DCM) and Polymarket; SimpleFunctions is a software layer over user-owned credentials.

## Jurisdictions

The SimpleFunctions platform is generally available where Kalshi and Polymarket users can transact. Specific jurisdictional restrictions on prediction-market trading are governed by the venues, not by SimpleFunctions.

## Risk disclosure

<Warning>
  Prediction markets carry **principal risk**. Contracts can resolve to zero. Returns shown in any SimpleFunctions surface (IY, edges, ideas, calibration) are model estimates, not guarantees. Past performance does not predict future results.
</Warning>

## Suitability

SimpleFunctions does not assess your suitability for prediction-market participation. Users are responsible for understanding the risks and complying with applicable law.

## Tax

SimpleFunctions does not provide tax advice. Trading on prediction markets has tax consequences that vary by jurisdiction. Consult a qualified tax professional.

## Terms of Service and policies

For the current Terms of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, or any compliance documentation requested for procurement, vendor review, or audit, email **`patrick@simplefunctions.dev`**. We will share the current document directly.

## Public API license

Public APIs are licensed for programmatic use. Implementation details, prompts, private indices, and non-public datasets are not part of the public API contract. Email **`patrick@simplefunctions.dev`** for licensing questions about specific surfaces.

## See also

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  <Card title="Data usage" href="/enterprise/data-usage">
    What's stored, what's public.
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  <Card title="Privacy" href="/enterprise/privacy">
    Personal data handling.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Security" href="/enterprise/security">
    Encryption and audit trail.
  </Card>
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