Discovery and comparison come before action.
Finrival is built around finding, comparing and understanding assets rather than pushing users straight into execution.
Finrival is being built as a focused finance product, not as a brokerage and not as a giant generic media portal. The company page should sound like that too: clear, compact and grounded in the product’s actual boundaries.
These are the boundaries the site should communicate clearly because they already shape the app experience itself.
Finrival is built around finding, comparing and understanding assets rather than pushing users straight into execution.
The assistant is framed as a support layer whose output still needs verification.
V-Trade Simulator and Rival Credits are intentionally separate from real trading flows.
Website and app messaging should keep those limitations visible instead of hiding them in footnotes.
The website is a compact conversion layer that supports the app, not a giant parallel content project.
Shorter, more visual pages fit the actual product better than endless marketing sections.
Support, privacy, account or company-related questions can be routed through the support page and contact channels there.
Once the application code is fully recovered and stabilized, finishing the mobile app remains the main priority.