The receipts are only as good as the records behind them.
PoliWealth packages congressional disclosures, source filings, lobbying, contracts, committees, and market context into searchable receipts. This page shows what we track, what is verified, and where the limits are.
Public transaction disclosures parsed into receipt-ready rows.
45% of trade rows include a source URL today.
House and Senate profiles used to connect people, party, chamber, and state.
Symbols observed in congressional disclosures and enrichment jobs.
Committee exposure used as context, not as proof of wrongdoing.
Public lobbying records used for sector and client overlap context.
Federal-spend context for companies and sectors when available.
Review signals for timing windows; flags are not accusations.
From shared summary to source record.
Open the receipt
Each receipt identifies the member, ticker or asset, filing date, disclosed range, and verification status.
Check the source status
Official-linked receipts point to a filing or PDF. Pending-source rows are labeled conservatively until the authoritative link is attached.
Read the caveats
Ranges, dates, spouse/dependent ownership, amended filings, and enriched signals are displayed with limits instead of certainty.
Report a correction
Every receipt includes a correction path so bad matches or missing sources can be reviewed instead of silently trusted.
Authoritative public records
- House Clerk and Senate eFD financial disclosures / periodic transaction reports.
- Member identity, party, chamber, state, and committee records from public congressional directories and maintained mappings.
- Official filing URLs where available; pending rows are labeled by status while authoritative links are matched/backfilled.
Context and enrichment
- Lobbying Disclosure Act filings, USAspending/federal-contract context, bill/ticker/sector mappings, and market-symbol metadata.
- Indexed disclosure enrichment, including third-party disclosure indices such as Quiver where used, while official URLs are matched/backfilled; those rows stay labeled as indexed or pending until verified.
- Timing windows, clusters, and overlap flags designed to prompt review.
- Daily briefings and Ask AI answers generated from the database with caveats.
What a receipt is
A readable package around a public record: who disclosed activity, what was reported, when it was filed, what context exists, and where to verify it.
What a receipt is not
It is not an accusation, legal conclusion, trading recommendation, or claim of intent. Signals are context for review, not proof of wrongdoing.
How we handle gaps
If a filing URL, company match, price history, or context link is missing, the page should say so. Public-record products earn trust by exposing limits.
If a source link is missing, a ticker match looks wrong, or a date/range needs review, use the correction link on the receipt. For calculation rules, filing-delay logic, and market-context caveats, read the methodology.
Freshness, errors, and corrections stay visible.
These are not marketing counters; they are launch health signals pulled from the production database.
Public records only. Source status visible. Corrections open. No investment advice. No accusation of wrongdoing.