Frequently asked questions

Scepter Rendvale matches your business reserves to a strategy allocation based on your stated risk tolerance, time horizon, and liquidity needs. An AI-assisted process reviews your inputs and proposes an allocation across a defined set of strategies, which you can review and adjust before anything is actioned.

Scepter Rendvale is built primarily for UK freelancers and independent consultants who hold business reserves and want a structured, risk-managed way to allocate part of those funds rather than leaving everything in cash. It is not designed for day trading or short-term speculation.

You provide information about your risk appetite, reserve size, and how soon you may need access to funds. This information feeds into our methodology, which narrows down a shortlist of suitable strategies and risk tags (low, medium, high) for you to review before confirming an allocation.

No. All strategies carry risk, and capital is at risk at all times. Past performance of any strategy is not a reliable indicator of future results. We aim to be transparent about risk levels throughout the platform rather than presenting any allocation as guaranteed or risk-free.

We don't publish a fixed minimum here, as it can depend on the strategy mix selected. During onboarding, you'll see any applicable minimums for each option before you confirm an allocation.

Yes. Your risk profile and reserve needs can change, so you can revisit your inputs and request a re-matching at any time. Adjustments to an existing allocation are reviewed in the same way as an initial one.

Each strategy is tagged as low, medium, or high risk based on factors such as volatility, liquidity, and strategy complexity. These tags are a simplification intended to aid comparison and should be read alongside the fuller strategy description, not relied on alone.

No. Scepter Rendvale provides a matching and allocation framework based on the information you supply. It is not a substitute for independent financial or tax advice, and we'd encourage you to speak with a qualified adviser about your specific circumstances before committing significant reserves.

Access timing depends on the strategy or strategies you're allocated to — some are more liquid than others. Liquidity expectations are outlined as part of each strategy's details so you can factor this into your reserve planning before confirming an allocation.

Fee structures vary by strategy and are disclosed during the allocation review step, before you confirm anything. We don't display a single blanket fee here because it depends on which strategies form part of your matched allocation.

Regulatory status and permissions, where applicable, are detailed in our terms and onboarding documentation. We'd recommend reading those sections carefully, and raising any questions with us directly, before allocating funds.

You can begin by selecting "Start Optimising" from the navigation, which takes you through the risk and reserve questionnaire. From there, you'll receive a proposed allocation to review before any decision is confirmed.