Nashnova FAQ

Nashnova is an AI investment information and research platform. It combines AI Agents, structured financial data, and public or compliantly accessed information to help users organize, track, and review investment judgments.

Nashnova is operated by CMCF Limited, a company incorporated in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

Nashnova is designed for people who want help investigating companies, assets, industries, market events, positions, and risk questions. Users remain responsible for checking important information and making their own decisions.

The current product is available through iOS, Android, direct Android APK distribution, and the Web. Availability and individual features can differ by platform and region.

You can start with a company, asset, industry, market event, position, or risk question. Available workflows can support fundamental analysis, earnings review, market-event research, macro and industry analysis, risk checks, briefs, and ongoing tracking.

Current product documentation describes selected coverage across the United States, Hong Kong, mainland China, Japan, and South Korea, together with ETFs, indexes, foreign exchange, commodities, and crypto. Coverage varies by data category, market, licensing, region, and product workflow.

There is no single latency promise for every source. Some supported market feeds can update intraday, while filings, news, research materials, transcripts, and public sources follow their own publication and ingestion schedules. Check the timestamp shown in the product and verify time-sensitive facts at the original source.

Many research workflows can display citations or source links. Availability differs by content type and licensing. A citation helps you inspect the source, but it does not guarantee that an AI interpretation is complete or correct.

Nashnova is built around investment-research questions and supported financial-data workflows. It is designed to organize evidence, surface assumptions and risks, compare research perspectives, and carry a question forward for later review—not simply produce a one-off answer.

An Agent is a research interface organized around a more explicit lens, such as fundamental analysis, cycles, macro transmission, industry chains, or risk validation. Agents are tools for examining a question and do not replace the user’s judgment.

Published Agents provide a profile, research lens, conversation interface, and answer-feedback tools where available. Creation, update, and content-management practices can differ by Agent, so users should consider the profile, cited sources, publication time, and the output itself when evaluating a response.

Public-figure-related Agents use public materials to present a research lens. They are AI research tools, do not speak for the person or reproduce the person’s real-time views, and their output does not constitute investment advice. Unless a page explicitly states otherwise, no affiliation, cooperation, or endorsement should be inferred.

Where the feature is available, a user can create a personal research Agent around selected interests, recurring tasks, and a preferred way of organizing output. It remains an AI research tool; users should review its sources, assumptions, and conclusions.

No. Nashnova provides investment information, market intelligence, and research support for reference and educational purposes. It does not provide personalized investment advice, securities solicitation, or a recommendation to take a specific investment action.

No. Nashnova is not a securities broker and does not place orders, execute trades, hold client assets, or make investment decisions on behalf of users.

Yes. AI output can be incomplete, inaccurate, delayed, internally inconsistent, or too confident. Users should independently verify material information, especially prices, filings, financial figures, event timing, and legal or regulatory claims.

Investing can result in the loss of part or all of the principal. Prices, liquidity, regulation, business conditions, and market narratives can change quickly. Past performance does not indicate future results.

Open the Web product or install the iOS or Android app, create an account where required, and begin with a company, market event, position, theme, or risk question. The product can then suggest relevant Agents or research workflows.

The Pricing page shows the current Nashnova Web plans. As of 10 August 2026, Free is free, Pro is USD 20 per month, Elite is USD 100 per month, and Ultra is USD 200 per month. Check the purchase flow for the latest price and availability before subscribing.

Credits are Nashnova usage units. Current Web pricing includes 20,000 Credits per month for Pro, 100,000 for Elite, and 200,000 for Ultra. Free does not currently include a monthly Credit grant.

Current Web pricing includes one-time packs of 8,000 Credits for USD 10, 27,000 for USD 30, and 50,000 for USD 50. Check the purchase flow for current availability, eligibility, and pricing.

Cancel a recurring subscription through the original subscription channel. Purchased benefits remain available until the current billing period ends. Cancellation takes effect before the next billing cycle and stops future renewal.

Nashnova provides virtual services. Virtual services are generally non-refundable after sale, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

Email contact@nashnova.com for general questions and developer@nashnova.com for bugs, access problems, or technical issues. The official X account is @nashnovaAI.

Service hours are 10:00–18:00 on business days in Hong Kong time (UTC+8). The expected response time is within 72 hours on business days.