Phillip Intelligence · Trading with AI

Records and Audit Security

Every step of every order you place through AI is recorded: what you asked for, what you were shown, what you approved, and what the exchange replied. This page explains how those records are kept and why they cannot be altered.

Version: October 6, 2026 Frequently asked questions User guide This content is not investment advice Türkçe

Why it matters

The AI assistant speaks on your behalf, but it cannot decide on your behalf. In any dispute there is only one question: who approved the order, when, and what did they see? Phillip Intelligence is built to answer that question with a record for every order.

The records are kept on Phillip Capital's own servers, in an area separate from the trading system. The AI provider (Claude, ChatGPT) has no access to them.

The trail of every order

From the moment an order request reaches the system until the exchange replies, every step is recorded under the same request number:

StepWhat is recorded
RequestRequest number, server time, which application it came from, session details
Order contentSymbol, side, quantity, price, order type, validity
AuthorityThe contract version and limit profile version in force at that moment, with a copy of the limits
ChecksThe outcome of the limit, balance and risk checks on Phillip Capital's server
ApprovalThe summary you were shown, your approve or reject decision, its time and method
ExchangeExchange reference number; accept, reject, fill, cancel and amend replies

These records are linked to each other. Starting from one order number, the whole process can be replayed on a single screen.

Proof of what you were shown

Before an order goes to the exchange you are shown a summary: the order card in the chat, the approval page, or the preview screen in MobilG. That content is recorded exactly as displayed, at the moment it is displayed, and a fingerprint (SHA-256 digest) is taken. If even a single character changed afterwards, the fingerprint would no longer match.

Your approval is attached to the same record: from which application, by which method (card button, approval page, biometric or PIN confirmation in MobilG) and in which second it was given. So the answer to "I never approved this" or "I was shown a different price" is read from the records, not from memory.

The server responses behind what the assistant tells you about an order are also kept word for word. If the assistant misquoted a figure, what the server actually returned can be seen.

The tamper-evident chain

Each record also contains the fingerprint of the record before it. The records therefore form a chain: if a link in the middle is altered or removed, every link after it breaks, and this is detected at once.

Permissions live on the server

Nothing the assistant or your application claims is trusted; every check is made on Phillip Capital's server.

The audit panel

Authorised Phillip Capital staff monitor the records on the screens below. Account numbers in the screenshots are masked; the panel never shows a customer's name or national ID on any screen.

Requests

One line per order request: time, account, symbol, side, quantity, outcome. Clicking a line opens the whole process.

Audit panel request list
Request list

Request detail

Every step from the request to the exchange reply, in order: the limits applied, check results, the summary shown and its fingerprint, the approval decision, the exchange reference.

Step-by-step replay of an order request
Request detail

Evidence

Every summary and server response shown to the customer, as displayed. Which application and version displayed it, and with which card template, is recorded too.

Evidence record of content shown to the customer
Evidence record

Chain verification

The result of the nightly verification, the number of records checked and the latest anchor. If the chain is broken, the record where the break starts is shown here.

Chain verification screen
Chain verification

Pending approvals and account card

Orders waiting for MobilG approval, the account's permission and limit profile, emergency stop status and connected applications.

Account card: permission profile and connected applications
Account card

Security and sessions

Rejected connection attempts, how many requests came from which application, open sessions and where each connection was made from.

Security screen: rejected attempts and sessions
Security and sessions

Retention and access

Order, approval and permission records for this channel are kept for at least ten years. Where regulation requires a longer period, that period applies.

You can request a copy of your own records through your account representative. As stated in your agreement, the records may be used as electronic documents in a dispute; your right to counter-evidence with your own proof is preserved.

What is not recorded