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An AI may use outdated information, confuse companies or present an assumption as a fact. It does not necessarily have access to Neural’s internal operations.

Check the sources, their dates and the evidence supporting each claim, whether critical or favorable. The quality of the answer depends on the model and tools used: a paid subscription does not guarantee an accurate answer.

Yes, during the demonstration sessions with the founders.

Lucas Caporgno and Pierre Lavarague hold two information and demonstration sessions per month. You can meet them, ask your questions and watch arbitrages carried out live on Kalshi and Polymarket.

A 15-minute window does not mean that an operation will automatically be executed. The algorithm waits for an opportunity that meets its criteria, so you sometimes have to be patient. To find out the next dates, contact the person who introduced you to Neural.

Your deposit is credited to your account, and withdrawals are requested in the app.

You can deposit by card or in USDC/USDT, depending on the options available for your account. According to the flow described by the team, funds first pass through a shared treasury for deposits and withdrawals, and the amount you deposit is credited in the Telegram mini app.

When they are transferred from this treasury, the funds join the capital used for Neural’s operations through the secure flow described by the team. This same shared treasury is also used to process withdrawals.

Withdrawals are requested from the app. The stated processing time is a few hours, with payment in USDC on Polygon.

Yes. Withdrawals can be partial or full.

According to the terms communicated by the team, there is no minimum withdrawal and no withdrawal fee charged by Neural. After a partial withdrawal, the remaining capital continues to operate.

However, you must keep the minimum required to activate the algorithm. If the remaining balance falls below this threshold, the algorithm’s activity on your account is stopped.

This minimum varies by region. Contact the person who introduced you to Neural to find out which one applies to your account.

Yes. Arbitrage and affiliate earnings compound automatically.

According to the team, arbitrage earnings and affiliate commissions are credited as operations take place, with a delay of about one hour. Once credited and added to active capital, they take part in subsequent operations: compounding happens automatically.

You can withdraw your arbitrage earnings or your affiliate commissions without withdrawing your initial deposit, provided you keep the applicable activation minimum.

Compounding describes the reinvestment of earnings; it does not create a fixed rate of return.

The number of opportunities and the volumes available change every day.

The algorithm looks for exploitable gaps and acts only when its criteria are met. Price movements, uncertainty, liquidity and volumes on the platforms affect what is possible.

In particular, the team observes that certain periods when Bitcoin oscillates within a price band (a “range”) can offer more opportunities than more directional periods. Activity can also vary from day to day and from market to market; these are not guaranteed rules.

One day may thus see 50 arbitrages and another 80, according to the examples provided. These numbers are neither a quota nor a forecast: there is no fixed daily return.

Contact official support through the Telegram app.

State the amount of the deposit or withdrawal and the date of the operation or request. For a crypto deposit, include the transaction hash (TxID) if possible, along with the network used: this helps support locate the transfer.

The hash is the public identifier of the transaction. Never share your recovery phrase, your private key or your login codes.

At most 1.5% of client funds are committed to each arbitrage.

Under the commitment rule stated by Neural, each arbitrage uses at most 1.5% of client funds.

This limit applies to the funds committed to an operation. It is neither a capital guarantee nor an overall loss cap. It is separate from the collective $20 stop threshold, explained in the next question.

Protecting client capital is the number one priority stated by Neural.

Arbitrage does not seek to predict market direction. It consists of taking both complementary positions, YES and NO, for the same number of contracts, on markets whose settlement rules are compatible.

When both positions are fully executed, their total cost, fees included, is lower than the final payout, and settlement takes place as expected, the result of the pair is positive, whether the outcome is YES or NO. The amount spent on each side may differ: it is the number of contracts and their payout that must match.

The execution risk described by Neural includes, in particular, the case where only one of the two positions is taken. Latency or an execution failure can prevent the other position from being executed and leave a temporary exposure to the market.

According to the team, the $20 stop threshold applies to the total loss of the pool committed to an arbitrage. This pool brings together the funds used for that operation, within the stated limit of 1.5% of all client funds. When this collective threshold is detected, the algorithm is stopped for all clients.

It is therefore not a $20 loss applied to each client. The individual impact depends on each client’s share in the pool of that arbitrage. The collective loss is allocated pro rata to that share; it may amount to a few cents for some clients.

These mechanisms constitute neither a capital guarantee nor an absolute loss cap. A platform, security or settlement incident can also cause a loss, even if both positions have been taken.

New arbitrages stop while the incident is being analyzed.

According to the procedure described by the team, clients no longer receive new arbitrages during the stop. The development team carries out a manual review, and Lucas Caporgno and Pierre Lavarague are informed.

Resumption is authorized only after the problem has been identified and a solution has been put in place.

The team states that withdrawals can still be requested during the stop. Stopping new arbitrages does not mean that markets or positions already committed can be frozen: how they are handled, and the funds that can be made available, depend on their status on the platforms.

A demonstration shows one operation; it does not verify all activity involving client funds.

You can attend the demonstration sessions held by Lucas Caporgno and Pierre Lavarague to watch arbitrages live. You can also view your balance and the operations allocated to you in the app. However, this information does not allow you to independently verify the results announced for all client funds.

According to the organizational setup described by Neural, Lucas Caporgno and Pierre Lavarague do not have direct access that would allow them, on their own, to move the client funds deployed on the platforms. This separation aims to limit the risk of any one person being compromised or coerced.

The team states that the algorithm controls operations and authorized movements, while undeployed funds are held in a multisignature Safe vault. The actual ability to move funds depends on the signers, permissions and technical rules configured.

No. Capital is never guaranteed.

A success rate measures the proportion of winning operations over a given period. On its own, it does not measure the scale of possible losses and does not guarantee future operations.

The stated commitment limit of 1.5% per arbitrage and the collective $20 stop threshold are mechanisms intended to limit risk. They cannot rule out an execution, platform, security or operational incident.

A partial or total loss remains possible. The probability of the various incidents cannot be inferred from the winning arbitrage rate alone.

Only commit money you can afford to lose.

Do not use the money you need for your everyday expenses, repayments or household needs. Keep emergency savings and adjust the amount you commit to your financial situation.

Diversify your investments and do not concentrate all your savings in a single service. Do not borrow to take part, and do not make a decision under pressure from an advertised return or a promotion.

Capital and earnings are not guaranteed. A partial or total loss is possible. Past results, examples and simulations are not indicative of future results. Take the time to understand how it works, its limits and the conditions applicable to your situation.

This document is for informational purposes and does not constitute personalized investment advice.

Prudence guidelines: general recommendations of the AMF (the French financial markets authority)

Net profit, with fees already deducted, is shared: 50% for clients, 50% for the company.

Under the operating model stated by Neural, the fees applicable to operations are factored into the calculation before any split. The split therefore applies to the profit net of these fees, not to the amount committed or to the gross payout of the contracts.

The percentages 50%, 35% and 15% all refer to total net profit. Network commissions are funded from the company’s 50%: they never reduce the 50% reserved for clients.

The clients’ share is distributed among all the participants concerned, in proportion to their stake. Commissions not allocated to a referrer or to an eligible tier remain with the company: it may therefore keep more than 15%. With no network commission allocated, clients receive $50 and the company keeps $50 in this example.

Referral is optional. Unallocated shares remain with the company.

You can use the service without referring anyone. The affiliate program is an additional option, paid from the company’s share.

When a client has no eligible referrer, the 50% intended for clients remains unchanged and the company keeps its full 50%. If tiers of the applicable program are not filled or do not qualify for a commission, the unallocated shares also remain with the company.

Neural is operated by Winastar Consulting FZ LLC. The team has announced steps toward a non-custodial mechanism.

The company is registered in the Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ), in the United Arab Emirates.

The team states that it has initiated steps to set up a Morpho-style non-custodial mechanism. In this model, funds are deposited in automated vaults on the blockchain (smart contracts) and are not held by the company.

This is an ongoing process, not an arrangement already in place. The company’s license does not automatically cover all activities, all prediction markets or all of the clients’ countries of residence.

Neural offers a different way of operating; the applicable rules remain important.

Neural presents a technology-based arbitrage service on prediction markets, which operates differently from a bank or a traditional financial investment.

Rules vary by country, platform and activity. Prediction markets are not free of regulation, and a platform’s regulatory status does not automatically extend to Neural.

The team believes that current market characteristics create opportunities. Increased competition, particularly from professional players, may reduce exploitable gaps. It should not be taken for granted that current performance will be maintained.

The team has announced a diversification of markets and timeframes.

According to the team, the extensions under consideration include one-hour and four-hour timeframes on Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as other cryptocurrencies when liquidity and conditions allow.

Neural also states that it is preparing strategies on sports markets, including the NBA, the NHL and tennis.

Actual capacity will depend on market depth, resolution rules, fees and execution quality. If some opportunities shrink, the stated ambition is to develop other services for the established client base. These are prospects, not a guarantee of launch or of returns.