Terms of use · Name rules
The short version: the site is free, you need no account, and the only thing you can publish here is the name on your desk. Be decent with it. Last updated 23 September 2026.
1. What this is
finance-bro.de is a free, private exam trainer for business administration, run by the person named in the Impressum. Questions, BroDollars, ranks and titles are a game. Nothing here is financial, legal or academic advice, and nothing here is affiliated with the Technical University of Munich. The site may change or go offline at any time.
2. Your content: the display name
Two optional features show text you typed to other visitors: the semester leaderboard (only if you choose to join it) and the duels desk (multiplayer). In both, the only user content is the display name you choose (up to 20 characters). It is shown publicly next to your score. You do not have to enter one - an automatic placeholder such as "Excel Intern #4127" is used until you do. You can leave the leaderboard at any time on the leaderboard page. How names and scores are processed is explained in the privacy policy, section 4.
3. Name rules (content restrictions)
A display name must not:
- be the real name of another person, or otherwise impersonate a real person, a company, a university or its staff;
- contain insults, slurs, threats, hate speech, sexual or violent content, or anything else that is illegal in Germany or the EU;
- contain contact details (phone numbers, e-mail addresses, social-media handles), URLs, advertising or spam;
- infringe third-party rights, for example trademarks used to suggest an endorsement.
Your own first name, a nickname or a joke title are fine. If you are under 16, please stick to a nickname.
4. How moderation works
Names pass an automatic word filter when you save them (the filter replaces a blocked name with the placeholder; no human reads submissions, and nothing else is checked automatically). Names that break the rules and slip through are replaced with the placeholder by hand as soon as we become aware of them - through a report (see 5) or on our own initiative. The score itself stays; only the name changes. Because there are no accounts, there is no suspension or ban. If your name was replaced and you think that was wrong, write to the contact in section 6 - you will get a reasoned answer.
5. Report a name (notice and action)
Anyone can report a display name they consider illegal or against these rules. Send an e-mail to maus@muc-matcha.de (the link prefills the form) stating where you saw the name, the name itself, why you consider it illegal or against the rules, your name and e-mail address, and a statement that your report is made in good faith. You will receive a confirmation of receipt, a decision without undue delay (usually within a few days), and the reasons for it. The person whose name was changed does not learn who reported it.
6. Point of contact (Arts. 11, 12 DSA)
Single point of contact for authorities of the EU member states, the European Commission, the European Board for Digital Services, and for users of the service:
Nicolas Dumpe · Kiem-Pauli-Weg 41 · 85579 Neubiberg · Germany
E-mail: maus@muc-matcha.de
Languages: German, English.
finance-bro.de is a micro-enterprise within the meaning of Art. 19 DSA; the additional obligations for online platforms in Arts. 20 to 28 DSA (except Art. 24 (3)), such as an internal complaint system, out-of-court dispute settlement and trusted flaggers, therefore do not apply. Sections 4 and 5 are provided anyway.
7. The rest
The site's own texts, questions and design are protected; you may use them for your own studying, not republish them.
Liability: the site is free. We are liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence and for injury to life, body or health; otherwise only as far as the law requires for a free service. We check the questions carefully but cannot guarantee that every answer is correct - your course material and exam rules always win.
German law applies. If you use the site as a consumer, this choice does not take away the protection of the mandatory rules of the country you live in. If one clause of these terms is invalid, the others stand. These terms can change; the date at the top tells you when they last did.