FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Plain answers about Invexor Labs and Invexor Alpha. Company records are on the About page.
01The company
What is Invexor Labs?
Invexor Labs is a decision intelligence company for the Indian investment market. It builds Invexor Alpha, a personal AI investing OS: you write an investment policy statement, and Invexor Alpha checks portfolios against it. Invexor Alpha is read-only, so the final call and every trade stay with you.
Who founded Invexor Labs, and when was it incorporated?
Bharath Komaravolu founded Invexor Labs and is its Chief Executive Officer. INVEXOR LABS PRIVATE LIMITED was incorporated on 28 April 2026 under the Companies Act, 2013.
Where is Invexor Labs based?
Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The registered office address, as recorded by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, is listed on the About page.
What is the Corporate Identification Number (CIN) of Invexor Labs?
U62011TS2026PTC215348. INVEXOR LABS PRIVATE LIMITED is a private company limited by shares, registered with the Registrar of Companies, Hyderabad, under registration number 215348.
How do I contact Invexor Labs?
Email info@invexor.ai, the company email on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs record.
02What Invexor does not do
Is Invexor Labs registered with SEBI?
No. INVEXOR LABS PRIVATE LIMITED holds no registration with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), including as an Investment Adviser or a Research Analyst.
Does Invexor place trades or hold my money?
No. Invexor Alpha never places, changes or cancels an order, and never holds your money or securities. If you decide to trade, you place the order yourself, with your own broker.
Is Invexor a broker or a portfolio manager?
No. Invexor Labs is not a stock broker and does not manage anyone’s money. It holds no SEBI registration, and Invexor Alpha is software that checks portfolios against the policy you wrote.
03How Invexor Alpha works
What is an investment policy statement in Invexor Alpha?
It is your written rulebook for a goal: what you are investing for, over how long, the largest fall you can accept, your cash and income needs, and what is off-limits, such as sectors or instrument types. You set it in Plan. Portfolios Invexor Alpha builds are tested against it, holdings you import are reviewed against it, and only you can loosen it.
How does Invexor Alpha test a portfolio against my policy?
When Invexor Alpha builds a portfolio, code checks it against the asset-class ranges and exclusions that follow from your policy, and against a cap on any one position. A 1,000-path simulation measures how often it would fall further than the largest fall you set; if more than a quarter of the paths do, it is re-optimised for lower volatility. A separate reviewing agent then audits the whole run. The portfolio is marked approved only if it passes the checks, the simulation and the audit. When Invexor Alpha reviews holdings you already have, code compares their asset-class mix with your policy’s ranges and reports each gap as a finding.
Where do the weights and figures in a portfolio come from?
When Invexor Alpha builds a portfolio, the weights come from a numerical optimiser, and the risk and simulation figures are computed by code on one pinned cut of market data. Language models read the evidence, write the explanation and shape two optimiser inputs: the risk agent can tighten the cap on any one position, which never goes above 40%, and a WATCH or BREACH verdict from it switches the optimiser to minimum volatility. If a model’s weights differ from the optimiser’s, the optimiser’s weights stand and the difference is recorded. A return, drawdown or Sharpe figure in the explanation that does not match the computed one fails the checks.
Does Invexor Alpha connect to Zerodha?
Yes, read-only. Invexor Alpha can read holdings, mutual fund holdings and prices from a Zerodha account through Zerodha’s Kite Connect API, and that connection has no way to place, change or cancel an order. Like the rest of Invexor Alpha, it is not yet open to the public. The Zerodha name on invexor.ai signals import compatibility, not a partnership or endorsement.
04Access and Invexor Weekly
Is Invexor Alpha available now?
Not yet. Invexor Alpha is not open to the public. Join the waitlist at invexor.ai for early access; the same sign-up brings you Invexor Weekly.
What is Invexor Weekly?
Invexor Weekly is a weekly issue of market and AI commentary from Invexor Labs, published at invexor.ai/weekly. It is commentary, not investment advice, and carries no tips, price targets or trading calls.