Compliance Review
NFA Rule 2-29 · FINRA Rule 2210 · Firm-calibrated

Catch compliance issues before they reach your registered principal

AI-assisted pre-screening for futures, commodities, and broker-dealer firms — calibrated to your Written Supervisory Procedures, your approval history, or both. Fewer revision cycles. Faster time to publish.

  • Cites the actual rules (NFA 2-29, FINRA 2210, CFTC 4.41, SEC 156)
  • Calibrated to your firm's standards — not just the regulatory minimum
  • No credit card required for the demo

Pre-screen only — not legal advice, not a registered principal's approval.

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NFA Compliance Pre-Screen · Q3 Email Campaign

38/1003 issues found
Guidance: 2026-04-30

NFA Rule 2-29(b)(1)

Specific return figure stated without required "past performance" disclosure

CFTC Regulation 1.55

No risk disclosure present — required for all futures promotional material

NFA Rule 2-29(b)(2)

No guarantee or "no risk" language found — passes this check

Calibrated to Acme Futures LLC WSP v3 · Risk tolerance: Conservative

The average futures firm takes 10–14 days to publish reviewed marketing material. Here's what changes.

Without pre-screening

  1. 1Marketing submits a first draft
  2. 2Compliance redlines it (days later)
  3. 3Marketing revises and resubmits
  4. 42–3 more rounds, same issues
  5. 510–14 days to publish

With pre-screening

  1. 1Marketing runs a pre-screen
  2. 2Obvious issues fixed before submitting
  3. 3Compliance sees a cleaner draft
  4. 4One round of review
  5. 52–3 days to publish

How it works

From first draft to compliance approval — the full workflow in one place.

1

Calibrate to your standards

Four ways to teach the tool how your compliance team thinks:

Upload your WSP
Paste approved examples
Answer 7 questions
Speak your standards aloud
2

Submit material for pre-screen

Paste email copy, ad text, or landing pages. Get an analysis with specific rule citations in under 90 seconds.

Q3 email draft.txt

Performance claim without required disclosure

Risk disclosure missing

No guarantee language — passes

Score: 38/100
3

Compliance reviews & approves

The compliance officer sees the AI findings, makes their decision, and comments go back to marketing — all in the app.

Q3 Email Campaign
Add comments for marketing...

Record retained · PDF generated · Audit trail complete

What the review actually looks like

Specific findings. Exact rule citations. Not "this may be an issue" — NFA Rule 2-29(b)(1) requires this.

Email with performance claim

“Our program has delivered 47% annual returns. Join hundreds of clients who’ve grown their wealth. No prior experience needed — we handle everything.”

34/100Issues found

NFA Rule 2-29(b)(1)

Specific return stated without required past-performance disclosure

Add: "Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results."

NFA Rule 2-29(b)(2)

"We handle everything" implies guaranteed management quality

Remove or qualify with risk language

CFTC Regulation 1.55

No risk disclosure present in the material

Add: "Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss."

Professional CTA — registered CTAs

"Our platform supports CTAs with real-time data and compliance-ready reporting. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Trading futures involves substantial risk."

91/100Passes pre-screen

NFA Rule 2-29(b)(1)

Required past-performance disclosure present and accurate

CFTC Regulation 1.55

Risk disclosure present and correctly worded

Best practice

Disclosure placement could move higher in the material (suggestion only)

Educational landing page

"Proven strategies used by top traders. Start with our free course — no risk, all reward. Limited spots at our founding member rate."

52/100Minor issues

NFA Rule 2-29(b)(2)

"No risk, all reward" — prohibited language; directly contradicts required disclosures

Remove entirely

CFTC Regulation 1.55

No risk disclosure present

Add standard risk disclosure

NFA Rule 2-29(b)(1)

"Proven strategies" — unsubstantiated performance implication

Change to "professional trading approaches"

Reviews cite specific rules — not generic AI output

NFA Compliance Rule 2-29FINRA Rule 2210CFTC Regulation 4.41SEC Rule 156CFTC Regulation 1.55FINRA Rule 2210(d)NFA Notices to MembersFirm WSP calibration

Built for how regulated firms actually work

Calibrated to your standards, not just the rules

Upload your WSP, paste approved/rejected examples, answer 7 questions, or speak your standards aloud. The tool learns your firm's actual bar.

Continuous improvement from compliance feedback

Compliance staff rate individual findings as they review. The tool incorporates corrections and gets more accurate over time.

Complete compliance workflow

Marketing submits for formal compliance review in-app. Compliance approves or rejects with comments. Every step is in the audit trail.

Exam-ready records

Every review retained with full workflow history. PDF generated automatically. Export on demand or auto-sync to Google Drive / OneDrive.

Skip Shean, founder of 16Wells

16Wells

Futures marketing specialist

Why trust this

Built by someone who has done your job

I'm Skip Shean, founder of 16Wells. I've spent years doing marketing for futures and commodities firms — which means I've also spent years getting material redlined by compliance.

I built this tool because the problem is real: compliance is bottlenecked, marketing is frustrated, and the materials that eventually get approved look basically the same as the ones that got sent back three times.

This tool catches the obvious stuff before it wastes your compliance officer's time. That's it. Your principal still reviews everything — the tool just makes their job easier and your drafts better.

See it on your own material

Paste any marketing draft and get a real compliance pre-screen in under 60 seconds.

No account required. Pre-screen only — not legal advice.