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Wealth-tech design partnership

The Open Portfolio design partnership for wealth-tech BYOC.

A clean-room design partnership for regulated wealth platforms — reduce audit perimeter by keeping client ledgers inside the buyer’s approved environment, and prove value via a bounded, stateless inference boundary.

Primary outcome

Audit perimeter reduction — by architecture, not policy

This surface is intentionally dense. It is written for CTO, Security, and Compliance leaders who need to reduce critical third-party scope under EU DORA / GDPR by limiting data custody.

Clean-room posture

  • Local-first ingestion: broker / custody exports parse in the user’s browser.
  • Stateless inference: AI requests are processed without per-user server persistence.
  • Partner/customer PII is not warehoused by Pocket Portfolio services.

Wealth-tech focus

Wealth platforms · IFAs & wealth managers · Aggregators · Enterprise SDK. The program is designed for regulated wealth platforms where institutional trust and audit scope are the gating constraints.

Canonical claim

Limited-Scope Processor

A limited-scope processor architecture: broker data parses in-browser, never warehouses server-side, and AI inference runs stateless — minimising the per-user data footprint by design.

PPI-METER/1

Stateless metering (usage without data custody)

Roadmap specification — not asserted as production metering shipped in this repository.

A design partner needs billing, quotas, and governance without expanding audit scope. Target posture: meter capability usage without ingesting partner/customer PII.

PPI-METER/1
Inputs: capability_id, event_type, timestamp, tenant_id, sku_id
Constraints:
  - no raw portfolio payloads
  - no customer identifiers
  - no PII fields (name/email/address/account numbers)
Output: counters for billing + governance (aggregate only)

Regulatory posture

EU DORA narrative: shrink the oversight surface

Target posture: reduce partner oversight + exit-plan complexity by keeping customer data local and limiting third-party processing scope. DORA classification (critical vs non-critical ICT third party) remains a partner risk decision — our architecture is built to keep you on the non-critical side where feasible.

Escalation path

Start at the architecture map, then escalate to a diligence call. Design-partner engagement is verified without collecting portfolio/trade payloads.

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