RATING BROKER / PUBLISHING STANDARDS
Editorial Policy
The standards used to prepare broker information, describe platform features, distinguish source material and handle corrections on Rating Broker.
Account features described in their actual product context.
Interface observations separated from published terms.
Material updates reflected in the relevant content.
01 / SCOPE
What the Editorial Policy Covers
Rating Broker publishes a commercial directory of binary options brokers and related affiliate programs. The core content is descriptive: trading product modes, account access, platform controls, registration, deposits and withdrawals, mobile availability, commissions and partner tools. The purpose of editorial standards is to make those details clear, consistent and useful.
Broker profiles should describe the particular service rather than reuse the same paragraphs with a different brand name. A payment screenshot does not establish a company's entire processing policy; a bonus headline does not establish eligibility for every account. Each detail belongs in its appropriate context.
02 / SOURCES
Source Requirements for Account Conditions
Details should be grounded in an identifiable source: the service's account interface, relevant published conditions, accessible registration or cashier screens, or a dated record of an account setting. When a fact is supported only by an operator's statement, the wording should make that clear. When different sources describe different conditions, do not combine them into an invented universal rule.
Minimum deposit, minimum trade amount and minimum withdrawal are different fields. Similarly, an advertised maximum payout is not an account-wide constant. Comparisons should preserve these distinctions and avoid unsupported values added simply to fill an empty cell.
03 / ORIGINAL MATERIAL
Platform Screenshots and Image Accuracy
Screenshots accompanying editorial content must represent the product or account feature being discussed. Original interface images are preferred where they are available. Captions identify the subject of the image rather than imply that all features were checked in one visit.
Illustrative 3D artwork can be used for design, especially in page headers, but it is not evidence of a platform's real interface. Generated device mockups must never be passed off as genuine account screenshots. If a screenshot has an older interface version or is not in English, it should be labeled or replaced instead of silently repurposed.
04 / RESPONSIBILITY
Author Attribution and Editorial Responsibility
Editorial material is attributed to Evan Calder, the public pen name used by the responsible editor. The associated profile explains the scope of the work without invented professional credentials or a fabricated staff structure.
Publication dates and update dates should correspond to actual editorial actions. An automated change to a timestamp is not a meaningful reassessment of trading conditions. The visible content remains the primary record of what the page claims.
05 / COMMERCIAL LINKS
Affiliate Relationships and Content Presentation
Rating Broker may earn commissions from links to broker registration pages and affiliate-program applications. Such relationships are disclosed in the Affiliate Disclosure and, where appropriate, near commercial actions. Sponsored links should be technically identified with the relevant link attributes.
The directory presents broker features and account terms without artificial star scores or numerical positions based on commissions. Editorial text must not invent product features, payout guarantees or unconfirmed licence claims to strengthen a commercial message. Visitors should be able to distinguish the broker's own registration flow from a webmaster affiliate application.
06 / MAINTENANCE
Content Updates and Changes
Trading platforms update interfaces, account requirements and payment routes. A substantial change may require a revised paragraph, a new table entry, or a replacement screenshot. Corrections should be made where the relevant information appears, rather than buried in a separate note that leaves the original error in place.
No universal daily or weekly recheck schedule is promised. A displayed checking date should relate to information actually examined on that date. Historical captures can remain useful when their time and context are apparent.
07 / FEEDBACK
How to Request a Correction
Readers and program representatives can send a specific correction through the contact page. An actionable report identifies the page URL, the statement or table field, and supporting material such as an updated rule or a relevant account screenshot. Personal passwords, banking credentials and sensitive customer data should not be submitted.
A correction request is evaluated against the available evidence. Confirmed factual mistakes should be corrected in the affected content. A commercial preference or marketing claim alone does not establish that a factual passage is inaccurate.
08 / VISITOR CONTEXT
Changing Terms, Eligibility and Risk
Platform access, product availability and permissible participation vary by location and account status. A broker's page being accessible does not establish permission to trade in every jurisdiction. Details shown during registration and the service's applicable terms should be checked before proceeding.
Binary options carry a risk of significant financial loss. Editorial descriptions do not guarantee suitability or future results. The Risk Disclosure explains this subject in more detail.