Labels and Markings Disclosure

In accordance with the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), Uniwealth provides the following transparency information regarding the content and functionality of our platform:

1. Nature of Content

Uniwealth is a communal savings and fundraising platform that enables users to:

• Save individually or in groups
• Create and contribute to fundraising campaigns
• View goal-based savings progress

The content within Uniwealth includes:

• User-generated campaign descriptions and updates
• Usernames, profile photos, and comments
• Financial goals, targets, and activity histories

We do not allow content that is:

• False or misleading (e.g., fraudulent fundraising campaigns)
• Offensive, hateful, or discriminatory
• Promoting illegal or harmful activities

All content must comply with our Community Guidelines.

2. Content Moderation

Uniwealth moderates content through:

• Automated filters for fraud detection and profanity
• Manual review of flagged content
• Account suspension or removal for policy violations

Users may report any misleading or inappropriate content directly through the app or by contacting us at support@uniwealthapp.com.

For more, see our Content Policy.

3. Algorithmic Decisions

Uniwealth may use algorithmic recommendations to:

• Suggest savings plans or campaigns
• Highlight trending or successful fundraisers

These algorithms are designed to promote transparency, user safety, and campaign impact. They do not manipulate user behavior or obscure financial terms.

4. Advertising and Sponsorship

Occasionally, Uniwealth may feature sponsored campaigns or promotional partnerships. These are always marked with the label "Sponsored" or "Promoted".

We do not sell user financial data or individual savings behavior to third parties.

5. Age Appropriateness

Uniwealth is designed for users aged 18 and above, due to the financial and contractual nature of the services provided.

6. Regulatory Disclosures

Uniwealth operates in compliance with applicable financial services regulations in Uganda and adheres to the principles of transparency, data privacy, and user safety as required by the Digital Services Act (DSA) in the EU.