Synthetic product walkthrough

RECO trust reconciliation

A synthetic brokerage trust cycle reconciles bank activity, trust ledgers and liabilities and prepares annual-attestation evidence for Broker-of-Record review.

Synthetic inputs

See exactly what enters the control

No customer, provider or production data is used in this demonstration.

Bank statement

A synthetic brokerage trust-bank statement representing the period-end cash population, deposits and disbursements under review.

Trust ledger

A synthetic trust ledger containing deposits, disbursements, account-level balances and transaction references used for matching.

Liability/unclaimed register

A synthetic liability and unclaimed-item register used to test sufficiency and aging controls.

SYNTHETIC DEMONSTRATION
Scope1 brokerage
Findings3 exceptions
OutputReview pack

Controls exercised

  • Bank-to-ledger reconciliation
  • Liability sufficiency
  • Unclaimed-item treatment
  • Broker authorization checks
  • Annual attestation preflight

Synthetic findings

  • One synthetic bank deposit has no matching ledger entry and remains an open reconciliation item.
  • One liability item is not supported by the supplied trust-fund population and is escalated.
  • One supplied trust transaction lacks the expected broker-authorization evidence and is held for review.
Proof boundary

What this demonstration proves

The demo proves the recurring reconciliation and pre-attestation workflow on synthetic data.

What it does not prove

It does not make the Broker-of-Record attestation, provide legal/accounting advice or prove RECO filing acceptance.

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