Profiles
Start with the member login, then keep the current product boundary in view.
Mayospell supports account creation, password login, and a revocable session. MFA, email verification, paid combine enrollment, payouts, and automatic funded-seat activation are not available end to end.
Security
Password + session
Seat activation
Not available
Portal posture
Product preview
Current capabilities and planned workflows are labeled separately.
Use the portal to inspect the product model without mistaking a rendered account state for a paid combine, payout account, or live brokerage relationship.
Current onboarding boundary: August 22, 2026. Mayospell currently supports account creation, password login, and a revocable session. MFA, email verification, paid combine enrollment, payout operations, and funded-seat activation are not available end to end.
Single-profile discipline
Keep one Mayospell profile for everything. A single identity keeps future account ownership, payout review, and support history from splintering across logins.
MFA is not available yet
Mayospell currently uses a password and a revocable session. It does not yet offer authenticator, SMS, or hardware-key multi-factor authentication.
The dashboard is currently a product preview
Mayospell renders payout, reset, rebill, and performance states to explain the intended workflow. Those states are not connected to an operating commercial program.
Funded activation is not available
The portal can explain the planned funded-simulation handoff, but there is no end-to-end paid evaluation or automatic XFA activation today.
Use this checklist to distinguish what works from what is still planned.
Login is current. Commercial enrollment, payout operations, and funded activation remain unavailable.
1. Create one member profile
Create one password account for the current member session. Combine ownership, payout identity, tax forms, and live-readiness review are not connected yet.
2. Understand the security boundary
Use a unique password. Mayospell does not currently offer MFA or email verification, so do not assume payout-grade identity protection exists yet.
3. Learn the portal map
Review where accounts, payouts, resets, practice, add-ons, help, and review states are represented, while treating them as product previews rather than active entitlements.
4. Treat account states as product previews
The account, payout, reset, and rebill surfaces demonstrate the intended workflow; they are not proof of an active paid combine or operating payout program.
5. Review the planned funded handoff
The portal documents the proposed funded-simulation transition. Automatic activation is not currently available.
6. Keep support and policy nearby
Terms, disclosures, eligibility, planned KYC gates, and recovery rules remain visible after account creation. Their presence does not mean KYC or payout operations are active.
The portal map explains each surface and its current boundary.
Account, payout, reset, add-on, and funded routes can describe workflows without claiming those operations are live.
Do not infer MFA, payouts, or funded activation from the interface.
Those capabilities require additional identity, commercial, and operating systems that Mayospell does not currently provide end to end.
Do not split your identity
Use one account for the current login experience. Future combine, payout, and support records will need a separately verified identity model before those capabilities can launch.
MFA is not implemented
The current account uses password login and a revocable session. Do not treat it as payout-grade security until MFA and identity verification are implemented.
Do not lose the public truth path
Terms, eligibility, disclosures, and Results remain public after login, including the disclosures that payouts, house results, and live brokerage access are not available.
Do not mistake previews for activation
Funded-seat and payout routes explain the intended system. They do not create a funded account, brokerage relationship, or capital allocation.
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