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# Fund Security

How GINTEL's dual-broker model seeks to segregate client accounts and diversify counterparty and execution risk.

## Dual-Broker Risk Mitigation Framework

GINTEL's October 2026 presentation describes a **dual-broker architecture** built around independent client accounts and coordinated execution.

### Segregated capital

The model places capital in separately maintained accounts at two brokerage environments rather than concentrating all activity with a single counterparty.

### Risk diversification

The goal is to reduce dependence on any one broker while supporting coordinated account-level execution and position management.

### Dual-lock execution

The MIE framework can coordinate positions and risk parameters across two brokerage accounts.

### Risk monitoring

Execution systems monitor risk factors such as position size, exposure, slippage and account equity health.

## Illustrative allocation

The presentation uses an **illustrative US$10,000 allocation split into two US$5,000 individual broker accounts**. This is an example, not a universal minimum deposit or mandatory account balance.

**Capital separation and diversification may reduce certain concentration risks, but they do not guarantee fund safety or prevent loss.** All trading and brokerage relationships remain subject to the relevant agreements and market risks.

[Read the dual-broker model](/g-intel-docs/security-and-infrastructure/dual-broker-locking.md).