Editorial policy
How we check and publish broker information
Every FXContext profile starts with sources. We separate broker-provided information, independent checks, editorial analysis and commercial activity so readers can see how each conclusion was reached.
Official records come first
Regulatory status is checked with the relevant authority. Legal entities and contractual conditions are matched to applicable broker documents, while product pages are used for supporting operational information.
Details are matched to the right entity and market
We connect each material statement to the relevant legal entity, jurisdiction, client category and product. Information supplied by a broker remains clearly identified while independent checks are completed.
When information is incomplete
If evidence is missing, outdated or contradictory, we show the appropriate status and continue the review. A numerical rating may be paused until any material issue has been resolved.
Information can be challenged and corrected
Readers and brokers can report a possible error or submit additional evidence. FXContext reviews each request independently, updates material information when necessary and records significant corrections.
AI can support the work, not decide the outcome
FXContext may use AI to organise information or assist drafting. Sources, factual checks, editorial conclusions and publication decisions remain subject to human review.
