Wenyard's website, wenyard.com, registered on September 23, 2013, reveals no identifiable owners or operators. The domain registration is set to private, concealing the individuals or entities behind the company.
The website's "about us" page contains only generic marketing copy. It describes Malta and Gibraltar as centers for the global online gaming world, where "brilliant minds" from IT development, business management, and operations staff supposedly met. These informal discussions reportedly led to the creation of a new game, based on skill levels, real-world events, and the dynamics of the financial market. No specific founders, management personnel, or organizational structure are named.
Wenyard identifies "Leonard Virtual Property Ltd" in Gibraltar as a parent company. This entity, however, has no online presence outside of Wenyard's own website. The listed address for Leonard Virtual Property Ltd belongs to HLB Gibro Group, a firm openly advertising its services for incorporating and managing onshore and offshore companies in various international jurisdictions. This arrangement suggests Leonard Virtual Property Ltd operates as little more than a virtual shell entity.
Wenyard offers no retailable products or services to the public. Instead, affiliates pay a participation fee to access and play the "Wenyard Trading Game." The company claims its game engine was developed by individuals with extensive experience in the financial sector. It supposedly simulates real financial market reactions, featuring a stock exchange, commodities, real estate trading, and investments across various risk levels. Players receive the "WenNews" newsletter several times a week, detailing events that could influence financial performance, such as political moves, new regulations, or corporate acquisitions.
The platform also includes "Wenyard Future Options," which appear to involve the sale of unregistered securities to Wenyard affiliates.