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Zanlo basics

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Getting Started

In a nutshell Pick is an action through which you express your opinion on a specific Event on the Zanlo platform by choosing one of its possible outcomes. An Event may offer Yes and No, or two named outcomes — for example, the name of a fighter or a team. To get started, simply select an Event that interests you, choose an outcome, and confirm the action. The process is intuitive and requires no prior experience. Step 1. Find a Topic and Event On the Zanlo platform: ●        Topic is a context or event (e.g., a match, report release, public event); ●       Event is a specific question within a Topic. Each Event has exactly two possible outcomes: Yes and No, or two named outcomes (for example, McGregor and Holloway). Go to the Home screen where you can: ●        select a category; ●        open a Topic and view related Events; ●        browse popular or active Events. In the menu, you can use Search to quickly navigate to a specific Topic or Event. Step 2. How to Read an Event Card Each Event card contains essential information: ●        question formulation; ●        current market assessment of each outcome’s probability; ●        trading end date (Ends at); ●        Trading Volume — the trading volume for the Event; ●        current price of each available outcome. You can make a Pick directly from the list or open the Event to see additional information. Step 3. Open the Event Inside an Event, additional data may be displayed if available for that category, including: ●        price movement dynamics; ●        order book; ●        statistical or historical data; ●        description of conditions and outcome confirmation logic. All data is provided for informational purposes and helps you better understand the Event context. Step 4. Make a Pick To make a Pick: 1. Tap the outcome you want to pick — Yes or No, or one of the named outcomes. 2. A confirmation screen will open. 3. If needed, select order type (Market or Limit). 4. Specify quantity (qty) of shares. 5. Confirm the action.   After confirmation, the Pick will be placed according to the selected order type. ℹ️ For more details on order types, see Order Types. Step 5. Manage Your Picks All your Picks are displayed in the Portfolio section. In Portfolio, you can: ●        see your picks in active Events and those with confirmed outcomes; ●        track order statuses (Buying, Bought, Selling, Sold, Canceled); ●        if needed, sell previously purchased shares while trading for the Event remains open. Important to Remember   ●        Within one Event, a user can make Picks on more than one outcome — for example,on both Yes and No, or on both named outcomes. Each Pick is considered a separate action and is displayed in Portfolio. ●        A user can, if desired, sell previously purchased shares until trading for the Event is open and the Event has not transitioned to Waiting for the outcome or Resolved stage. ●        After trading closes, buying and reselling shares become unavailable. ●        All decisions are made independently by the user. ●        Zanlo does not provide recommendations and does not influence user choices. ●        Data, charts, and visualizations may come from external sources and are provided for informational purposes. ●        A Pick is not a guarantee of a result or outcome. Related Articles Choosing Events Where to Find Active Events Picks: how to buy and sell Order Types Portfolio Event Status

Last updated on Jul 20, 2026

How Zanlo Works

In a nutshell Zanlo is an ecosystem of opinion markets where users express their opinions on pre-formulated questions (Events) within defined contexts (Topics). The platform provides infrastructure for user interaction, processing their actions, and recording results according to predetermined rules. Core Elements of Zanlo Topic Topic is a context or event that includes one or more questions (Events). Example Topics include sports matches, public events, product or report releases. Event Event is a specific question within a Topic. Each Event has exactly two possible outcomes: Yes and No, or two named outcomes. You choose one of them by making a Pick. Each Event: ●        is formulated in advance; ●        has a trading deadline; ●        assumes an objectively verifiable outcome. Pick Pick is a user action through which they express their opinion on an Event by choosing one of its possible outcomes — Yes or No, or one of the named outcomes. Each Pick: ●        is an independent action; ●        is displayed in the user's Portfolio; ●        shares purchased within a Pick can be sold before the Event's trading closes.    Event Lifecycle 1) Creation Events are created and published centrally by Zanlo's editorial team. Before publication, the following are established: ●        question formulation; ●        trading deadline; ●        outcome confirmation rules. Users do not create Events independently. 2) Active Stage (Active) After publication, an Event is in Active status — trading is open. During this period: ●        users can make Picks; ●        users can sell previously purchased shares; ●        users can place buy and sell orders. 3) Trading Close and Outcome Awaiting After trading closes for an Event, buying and selling shares become unavailable, and all open orders are canceled. Then two scenarios are possible: ●        Event may transition to Waiting for the outcome stage if the result requires time for confirmation or additional verification. This stage may not always be displayed in the interface and depends on the specific Event. ●        Event may transition directly to Resolved status if the result is confirmed without delays or additional waiting. 4) Completion (Resolved) When the result is confirmed, the Event receives Resolved status, and the winning outcome is recorded (in Yes/No events — Resolved with Yes / Resolved with No). After this: ●        final calculations are performed for held shares; ●        the Event becomes part of the user's and platform's history. How Outcome Prices Are Formed Outcome prices reflect the current dynamics of user opinions and change as users take actions on the Event. Important: ●        the starting price may be set by the platform when publishing an Event (for example, based on context and available information at the time of creation); ●        after launch, prices are formed and change based on user actions; ●        the platform does not manually manage price movement during trading and does not interfere with opinion distribution. At the same time, Zanlo's basic principle applies: Yes price + No price always equals $1 (or 100%). The same applies to events with named outcomes — the prices of all available options are always interrelated. What Does and Doesn't Affect Event Outcome Event outcome is influenced only by: ●        the actual result of the event corresponding to the Event question formulation, confirmed within pre-established rules. Event outcome is NOT influenced by: ●        number of users; ●        trading volume; ●        ratio of Picks across outcomes; ●        public discussions or social activity. Zanlo's Role as a Platform Zanlo: ●        provides infrastructure for user interaction; ●        records actions and Event statuses; ●        confirms results within predetermined rules. Zanlo: ●        does not provide recommendations; ●        does not express its own opinion; ●        does not influence user decisions; ●        does not interfere with event outcomes.   Important to Remember ●        All decisions on the platform are made independently by users. ●        Any data and visualizations are provided for informational purposes. ●        The platform evolves, and individual interface elements may change without altering the basic logic. Legal Information All trademarks, logos, names, and visual designations displayed in the Zanlo interface are used exclusively for informational and reference purposes. All rights to such trademarks and materials belong to their respective owners Zanlo does not use said trademarks for commercial or advertising purposes, does not claim partnership, sponsorship, or affiliation, and does not imply any form of endorsement from rights holders unless explicitly stated otherwise. Display of trademarks and logos is carried out exclusively for user convenience and better understanding of Events and Topics context. Related Articles Getting Started Choosing Events How Events Are Created How Event Outcomes Are Determined Event Status

Last updated on Jul 20, 2026

Security & Integrity

In a nutshell Security and platform integrity are Zanlo's top priorities. The platform uses modern technical and organizational measures to protect user accounts, operations, and the Zanlo ecosystem from fraud, abuse, and unauthorized access. Account Security Zanlo applies a multi-layered approach to account protection and activity monitoring. During registration, login, and platform use, behavioral, device, and session analysis mechanisms are employed to help detect suspicious actions and prevent abuse. Account access may be restricted if signs of unsafe or rule-violating behavior are detected. These include, but are not limited to: • creating or attempting to use multiple accounts; • using virtual, temporary, or rented phone numbers; • using others' or rented Google / Apple ID accounts; • atypical or mass logins from a single device; • attempts to bypass platform restrictions. User Responsibility Users are responsible for maintaining the security of access to their accounts. Important: • do not share login credentials, confirmation codes, or device access with third parties; • do not sell or transfer the account; • do not provide account access to minors; • do not provide account access to third parties, including citizens of other countries, if prohibited by platform rules; • do not use others' payment methods and do not provide your payment methods to other users. Zanlo is not responsible for loss of access or damage resulting from sharing account data with third parties. Payments and Funds Zanlo does not store user funds and does not process payment data directly. All transactions: • are carried out through licensed and certified payment providers; • are processed in accordance with their security standards; • are confirmed and logged within the platform's operations. Zanlo does not have access to bank card data or users' payment details. AML and Anti-Fraud Zanlo uses automated AML and anti-fraud systems to detect: • suspicious financial transactions; • bonus fraud attempts; • multi-accounting; • use of prohibited verification methods; • activity violating platform rules. In some cases, activity may also be reviewed manually by the security team. KYC and Verification To comply with security requirements and applicable legislation, Zanlo may request identity verification (KYC). KYC may be required, in particular: • for fund withdrawals; • when suspicious activity is detected; • when additional account verification is necessary. Zanlo does not store KYC documents — verification and data processing are carried out by licensed external providers. Data Storage and Use Zanlo minimizes data collection and storage. Important: • the platform does not store users' payment data; • KYC documents are processed by licensed external providers; • data used for account operation (e.g., phone number or email, if added by the user) is used exclusively for identification, security, and communication with the user; • data is not sold and is not used for advertising purposes; • analytics is conducted in anonymized form. Zanlo strives to comply with applicable data protection and privacy requirements. Protecting Integrity and the Ecosystem Zanlo continuously monitors platform activity to prevent: • manipulation and coordinated actions; • abuse of bonus mechanics; • bypassing platform restrictions; • distorting Event operation. Users who violate the rules may have their access restricted or their account blocked in accordance with Terms & Conditions. What Users Can Do To enhance security, it is recommended to: • pay attention to notifications from Zanlo; • regularly check account activity; • not use third-party tools to bypass restrictions; • immediately contact support if you suspect loss of account control. If a user feels they are losing control over their activity, it is recommended to use Control Center, temporarily limit platform use, or delete the account. Related Articles Trust & Fairness Verification (KYC) Control Center

Last updated on Jul 17, 2026

Mission & Vision

In a nutshell Zanlo is an ecosystem of opinion markets where users can express their opinions on real events and questions by choosing one of an Event’s possible outcomes — Yes and No, or one of several named outcomes. The platform creates a space where knowledge, analysis, and understanding of context allow users to meaningfully engage with ongoing events. What Zanlo Is Zanlo is not a bookmaker, not an exchange, not a financial institution, and not a binary option. The platform: • does not accept bets; • does not provide investment recommendations; • does not interfere with user choices; • does not influence event outcomes. Zanlo provides infrastructure within which users with different perspectives can interact with each other through pre-formulated questions (Events) within defined contexts (Topics). Ecosystem of Opinion Markets Each Event on Zanlo is a specific question with two or more possible outcomes: Yes and No, or several named outcomes (for example, McGregor vs Holloway). Users: • independently choose a side; • take actions within the Event; • observe how opinion dynamics change as participants' activity evolves. Outcome prices reflect the current balance of user opinions and change as they take actions. Zanlo does not manually manage prices during trading and does not express its own opinion on Events. Outcome Confirmation After trading closes for an Event, the result is confirmed in accordance with pre-established rules and verification approaches. The Event outcome is recorded based on the actual event result, not based on user activity or price dynamics. Our Mission We believe that the ability to analyze information, understand context, and form one's own opinion is an important skill in the modern world. Zanlo's mission is to create an open and transparent ecosystem of opinion markets that helps users: • approach events meaningfully; • develop analytical thinking; • see connections between facts and results; • express their own point of view in a structured form. Our Vision We are building a platform where people can not just observe events, but understand how public expectations and opinions are formed, and participate in shaping the future through clear and verifiable mechanics. Zanlo brings together users who value analysis, logic, and independent thinking. Important to Remember • All decisions on the platform are made independently by users. • Zanlo does not guarantee results and does not promise benefits. • Any data and visualizations are provided for informational purposes. • The platform evolves while maintaining its core philosophy unchanged. Related Articles How Zanlo Works Security & Integrity Trust & Fairness Getting Started

Last updated on Jul 17, 2026

Trust & Fairness

In a nutshell Trust & Fairness are the foundational principles upon which the Zanlo platform is built. Each Event on the platform has predetermined rules, and its result is confirmed based on factual data and objective criteria, not on individual users' opinions or actions. Zanlo strives to ensure equal conditions for all participants and transparent decision-making logic. Why This Matters When a user participates in an Event, they should understand: • by what rules the result will be confirmed; • that the outcome does not depend on individual participants' activity; • that the platform cannot arbitrarily change the outcome. Trust and fairness principles are embedded in Zanlo's very architecture and apply to all Events without exception. How Event Results Are Confirmed Each Event on Zanlo: • has a clear question formulation; • has predefined criteria for what counts as each possible outcome — Yes and No, or each of the named outcomes; • has fixed outcome confirmation rules established before trading begins. After trading closes, the Event result is confirmed based on the actual event outcome corresponding to the question conditions. Depending on the Event type, the following may be used to confirm the result: • official statistical data; • data from certified information providers; • official websites of organizations, leagues, or platforms; • materials from verified news portals and registered media; • other reliable public information sources. ℹ️ In most cases, the outcome confirmation logic or the source used is indicated in the Event description. In some situations, the detailed source may not be publicly specified. What Does and Doesn't Affect the Result The Event result is influenced only by: • the actual event outcome corresponding to the question formulation. The Event result is NOT influenced by: • number of users; • trading volume; • ratio of Picks across outcomes; • discussions, comments, or social activity; • actions of individual users or groups. Zanlo's Role in the Process Zanlo: • predetermines outcome confirmation rules; • ensures compliance with these rules; • records the outcome after result confirmation. Zanlo: • does not express its own opinion on Events; • does not provide recommendations; • does not interfere with user choices; • does not change rules after trading begins. Additional Verifications In some cases, outcome confirmation may require additional time, for example, if: • data arrives with delays; • different sources publish information with discrepancies; • the event has a complex or multi-stage nature. In such situations, the Event may temporarily remain in Waiting for the outcome stage until final result confirmation. Appeals If a user disagrees with an Event outcome, they can file an appeal through the Help Center. Appeals are reviewed in accordance with the established procedure and based on predetermined outcome confirmation rules. Important to Remember • All outcome confirmation rules are predetermined. • Zanlo does not change Event conditions after trading begins. • The platform does not guarantee results and does not promise benefits. • All decisions are made independently by the user. Related Articles How Zanlo Works How Event Outcomes Are Determined Event Status Security & Integrity

Last updated on Jul 17, 2026