Manifest is a participant-initiated, provider-neutral platform designed to facilitate retirement account transfers.
Manifest does not custody assets and does not act as an advisor. Our role, disclosures, and governance practices are intentionally structured to reduce regulatory risk and align with applicable retirement and data-privacy requirements.
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Rick Yeh, Chief Compliance Officer at Manifest
security@usemanifest.com
No. Manifest does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice. Manifest's Customer Support, Operations Specialists, and Transfer Specialists are registered with the SEC and hold Series 65 licenses as a minimum requirement to ensure adherence to our operational protocols—not to provide financial advice.
Manifest solely facilitates the operational steps required to complete a transfer between financial institutions and is designed to avoid directing or influencing participant decisions. Participants are presented with clear options and retain full discretion over their decisions at all times.
No, Manifest does not act as a fiduciary because we do not manage assets, custody funds, or recommend specific providers. Our platform solely supports participant-initiated, voluntary direct rollovers. When participants request optional guidance in certain rollover scenarios, that guidance is disclosed, documented, and subject to participant consent, and we can share a fiduciary-compliant report.
Manifest is designed to reduce compliance risk by ensuring that:
This structure supports partners' existing fiduciary and compliance frameworks and requirements.
No. Manifest does not sell participant data. Data is used only to facilitate voluntary direct transfers.