Structured review of fintech marketing against Consumer Duty obligations. Rule citations. Risk ratings. Required revisions. A document your compliance team can act on.
Consumer Duty’s communications rules apply to every customer-facing statement. The gap between your marketing and your compliance function is where regulatory findings are born.
You submit a URL. You receive a structured document.
Takes 30 seconds. No account. No sales call.
Rule citations against every identified issue. Risk rated HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW.
A practitioner document, not a vague recommendation.
No hidden chargeswhile a £1.50 Snooze fee is disclosed only at checkout.
No unexpected charges when you pay on time— with a persistent link to the full fee schedule at the point of promotion.
This is one finding from a single homepage review. Most homepages generate three to six.
My work involves understanding how regulated firms manage risk and meet regulatory obligations. I started noticing that most fintechs have no rigorous process for reviewing whether their marketing actually meets FCA standards. ClearDuty is the structured methodology I built to fix that.
Before 15 July. No retainer. No pitch. Just findings.