Corrections Policy

If I get a factual claim wrong, I want it to be easy to report and straightforward to correct. A strong verdict is not an excuse to keep a weak fact.

How to request a correction

Use the contact page and include the page URL, the exact statement you believe is wrong, the evidence supporting your position, and the correction you propose. Primary sources and first-hand records help me check the issue faster.

How I assess requests

I compare the disputed statement with regulator records, official terms, archived evidence, and other reliable sources. A broker, advertiser, or reader disliking my conclusion is not proof that the underlying facts are wrong.

What happens when an error is confirmed

I correct the page and update its verification date where appropriate. Minor spelling, formatting, or clarity edits may be made without a separate notice.

Urgent safety issues

I try to prioritize reports involving impersonation, cloned broker websites, changed regulatory status, inaccessible withdrawals, or a new regulator warning. I may add a temporary warning while I verify the details.

The fact-checking policy and editorial policy explain how I assess sources and disputed claims.

Last reviewed: 22 September 2026.