Under SEBI's framework for the verification of past risk and returns, what comes out verified is what the exchange data supports, not what the marketing said. This is the audit before the verifier looks, so the first verification cycle is the last.
Write for a quote → How the pack works ↓One person runs every check. One person signs the audit note. Named, and liable for it.
Illustrative, not a client note. Every check gets a verdict, a measured magnitude where possible, and a fix, before anything is submitted.
An investment adviser, a research analyst or an algo provider who wants to show performance enrols with the verification agency, submits the recommendations or trades through its data centre by API or file, and the data centre validates them against exchange and clearing data before computing the metrics. The agency does not reconcile a record for you, and every algo whose performance is claimed now has to carry a verified record of its own. A record that comes out short costs the cycle and the claim you wanted to make.
Look-ahead, survivorship, cost realism against measured costs, the selection effect across every version you tried with the deflated Sharpe beside the raw one, gaps and restatements in the ledger. The same protocol as a Backtest Audit Check, applied to the history you intend to have verified.
Computed from your ledger rather than from a spreadsheet: return, risk-adjusted return, maximum decline, consistency over the period, per algo, with the working shown.
Your recommendations or trades in the shape the data centre's API or file upload expects, reconciled beforehand to what the exchange and clearing data will show, with a written audit note stating what was checked, what was found and what was corrected.
A record that would not survive the verifier's comparison is told to you first, in writing, with the fix. Delivery within ten working days of a complete ledger; missing data pauses the clock, and I ask once.
What this is not. It is not the verification: only the agency verifies, and no preparation changes what your trades or recommendations were. It is not a guarantee of the outcome, and it is not investment advice or a rating of your strategy. It is an honest account of what the history is, before someone else reads it.
The first three clients take it at Rs 75,000. Several algos from one provider are quoted together. Payable in advance, invoice on request, GST as applicable.
The audit inside this pack carries the same guarantee as a Check: if the audit note does not go beyond what you already wrote in the intake about your own record, the fee comes back.
Write for a quote →Algo providers empanelled with the exchanges, white box or black box, whose verification runs through the stock brokers that carry their algos, and who want to show performance per algo rather than make an unverified claim.
Research analysts and investment advisers who want to publish verified performance rather than an unverified claim.
Anyone enrolling for the first time who would rather know a record's weak points from me than from the verifier.
The Backtest Audit desk and its published method run the same checks this pack runs.
Email ayan@financebroski.com with the number of algos or records, the period each covers, and the form your ledger is in. You get the intake and a quote back within one business day.
Ayan Jain, Jaipur, India. Independent; not affiliated with SEBI, any exchange, or the verification agency. Nothing here is investment advice. Terms · Privacy.