Free tool · 12 questions · about 3 minutes
Twelve yes-or-no questions across verification, ad claims, tracking and account history. You get a score out of 100 and a risk band on screen straight away, and the full report with a fix for your three weakest areas by email.
Built on the same sources as our fintech ad compliance checklist, which stays free and ungated. A scorecard, not legal advice.
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Want to go through the fixes with someone? A fit call is 20 minutes, no slides.
Your result
The report names your three weakest areas and gives a specific fix for each. We’ll ask you to confirm your email first, then send it. That is the only email you’ll get, unless you tick the box below.
Want these fixed rather than listed? The Acquisition Audit finds the cause behind each gap, writes the fix as a ticket and costs a 90-day plan. US$2,500, fixed. Or book a 20-minute fit call first.
Each question carries a weight. The four that most often end in a restricted or disabled account (verification, a register mismatch, undisclosed rate or cost figures, and a recent suspension) are worth 11 points each. The other eight are worth 7. A yes earns the points; a no or a not-sure earns none, because a platform reviewer treats an unknown the same way.
| Score | Band | What it usually means |
|---|---|---|
| 85–100 | Low risk | The basics are in place. Keep the evidence on file and re-check when you enter a new market. |
| 65–84 | Moderate risk | One or two gaps a policy review would find. Fix them before you scale spend. |
| 40–64 | High risk | Several gaps in the places reviewers look first. Expect disapprovals, and a restriction is plausible. |
| 0–39 | Critical risk | The account is exposed now. Fix verification and claims before running more financial ads. |
No. It tells you where the common gaps are and where the rules are written. Your counsel decides how they apply to your product.
The US, the UK, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Ghana, the same six as the compliance checklist, where every rule has its source linked.
No. The score and band show on screen. The email is only for the full report with the fixes.