We teach. We don't advise. PayDay explains what investing words mean and reports what companies have paid. It is education, not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold anything.
Not financial advice
Nothing in PayDay is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, and nothing is tailored to your situation. PayDay and the people who make it are not a registered investment adviser, broker, or dealer. Before you put real money anywhere, talk to a licensed professional who knows your circumstances.
About the numbers
Company figures come from public reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. We check them regularly, but filings can be late, restated, or misread, and past payments do not guarantee future ones. "If the pattern holds" ranges are simple estimates from past data — they are a way to picture a range, not a prediction. Prices are not shown; any price or share count you type in is yours and stays on your phone.
Companies are examples, not picks
The twelve companies in the app are there because they are large, well-known, and file clear reports. Their presence is not a recommendation, and the order they appear in means nothing.
Your decisions are yours
You are responsible for any decision you make. To the fullest extent the law allows, PayDay and the people who make it are not liable for losses arising from use of the app or reliance on its content.
Using the app
PayDay is licensed to you for personal use under Apple's standard End User License Agreement. Don't copy, resell, or redistribute the content. We may update or discontinue features at any time.