Your structure is only as strong as its weakest link.
Most people who believe they are internationally diversified are not. They hold assets in four countries, and every one of those holdings runs through a single bank, a single passport or a single processor. Sixteen questions, about four minutes, and you will know which one is carrying the load, what it would cost you if it moved, and the order to fix it in.
Eight positions hold up your independence. The lowest one sets the ceiling for all of them, which is why an averaged score flatters almost everybody who takes one.
A weakest-link model, published in full.
Strength in seven positions does not compensate for a failure in the eighth. Your headline number is capped by your weakest position, and both figures are shown.
An American founder and a Portuguese one are not playing the same game. Weights shift with the passports you hold and the kind of money you are protecting.
Each weight and each override is listed back to you on the results page. A score you cannot audit is a score you should not act on.
You get a running order computed on points gained per week of work. The cheap administrative items usually beat the famous ones.
The Chokepoint Index is an educational diagnostic published by HPT Group. It scores what you tell it and nothing else, and it cannot see the facts that would change the answer. It is not tax, legal or investment advice, and no result should be acted on without advice that accounts for your citizenships, your residence and the actual terms of your structure.