Corrections Policy

Reporting an issue

If you believe something on this site is wrong or outdated, email contact@tradingquarters.com with the page URL, the statement in question and, if you can, a link to the evidence. Reports from readers are treated as a service, not a nuisance — they are how fast-moving facts stay accurate.

How factual errors are reviewed

Every report is checked against primary sources — the provider's current documents, the regulator's register, or our own testing — rather than against the original article. If the report is confirmed, the article is corrected. If the original statement stands, we keep a record of the check. Either way, material reports receive a reply when a reply address is provided.

How material corrections are displayed

A material correction — one that changes facts, scores or conclusions — is made in the article body and noted visibly on the article with the date of the change, so readers arriving later can see what changed and when. We do not quietly rewrite conclusions.

Silent changes

Only edits that do not alter meaning are made without a note: spelling, punctuation, formatting and clarity improvements. Anything that changes a fact, a number, a score or a verdict goes through the visible correction process above.

Update histories

Every review, comparison and bonus guide will carry an update history listing material changes with dates — including routine re-verifications that changed nothing, so readers can see when facts were last confirmed. This complements the editorial policy commitment to visible verification dates on every article.