Account access
Use email verification and the supported password, MFA and passkey controls to manage access to your account.
SECURITY AND TRUSTClear information.
Clear information.
Thoughtful boundaries.
Your financial picture deserves careful handling. Understand the account controls, data boundaries and limits behind the experience.
Your account.
Your financial picture.
A monitoring and analytical platform with explicit owner boundaries.
Email verification
MFA and passkey account controls
Private document controls
Clear source and coverage information
HOW TRUST IS EXPRESSEDSpecific controls.
Specific controls.
No sweeping promises.
Owner boundaries
Access to your financial views follows the account authorisation boundary. A broader wealth view does not mean broader access for another person.
Private information
Private document controls help keep sensitive source information separate from the analytical views that explain your wealth.
Responsible communication
Security messages explain the event and next step without including passwords or recovery code sets.
A visible data story
Source, date, ownership and coverage make the interpretation of values more transparent.
A clear product role
Synthvero monitors and analyses information. It does not hold your money or execute investments.
SECURITY IS NOT A BADGE
Ask the right questions.
Understand how account access, private documents and source information are handled. Ask us for clarification when a security or privacy question matters to you.
Contact usCan I report a security concern?
Contact support with a clear description of the concern. Do not include passwords, recovery codes or unnecessary financial details in an initial message.
Will support ask for my password?
Passwords and recovery code sets should never be requested through an email reply.
Where can I read the data handling details?
The Privacy Notice is where you can review who is responsible for your information, why it is processed and what rights and choices apply.
Your wealth deserves
a clearer view.
Bring the pieces together. Start with the asset or account that matters most to you.