> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blockrock.win/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blockrock.win/trust-and-security/quickstart.md).

# Transparency and Disclosure

We firmly believe that on-chain financial transparency standards should meet or exceed those of traditional finance. BlockRock adopts a comprehensive information disclosure policy to ensure investors always have access to all necessary information.

Investors can review key data for each fund on our platform’s product pages, including:

* **Investment Strategy**: How the fund operates and sources returns.
* **Underlying Asset Composition**: RWA assets held by the fund.
* **Historical Performance**: Past returns and market trends.
* **Risk Assessment**: Potential market risks and hedging strategies.
* **Smart Contract Audits**: All smart contracts are audited by top-tier industry auditors, with reports publicly accessible.
* **Asset Management Transparency**: All assets are custodied by independent third parties and audited periodically. Investors can query NAVs and management reports.

Furthermore, BlockRock and related entities undergo regular financial and cybersecurity audits, with results shared with authorized investors or regulators to ensure ongoing compliant operations.


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