Editorial policy
Our purpose
WeTheTraders exists to make trading-platform comparisons easier to understand. We focus on fees, features, rules, restrictions, trust signals, usability and reader fit. Financial decisions are high-stakes, so we hold our content to a high standard — this policy explains how we research, write and maintain it.
Our editorial standards
We aim to be clear, accurate, current and transparent. We avoid hype, guaranteed-profit language, and claims that trading is easy or risk-free.
Accuracy & sourcing
- We use official platform pages and regulatory registers as primary sources, and link to them on reviews.
- Where a figure isn't independently verified, we mark the data as unverified rather than presenting it as fact.
- We never fabricate fees, regulation, protections or affiliate links.
Affiliate relationships
We may earn commissions from some platforms. Affiliate relationships do not guarantee positive coverage or higher rankings — scoring follows our published methodology (see also how we make money), and commercial relationships never influence a score.
Corrections and updates
- Trading platform fees, rules, spreads, payouts, challenge terms, account requirements and promotions can change. Every platform carries a real last-checked date; stale data is flagged for review.
- We update content when we find changes or when platforms or readers send reliable corrections.
- Spotted an error? Tell us and we'll correct it promptly.
What WeTheTraders does not do
We do not provide personalized financial advice. We do not manage money. We do not guarantee trading results. We do not recommend that any specific person open a trading account or funded account. We write for humans, not search engines, and we clearly label all content as educational.
Authors & review
Reviews carry author and reviewer bylines. See our team for credentials.
Contact
Send corrections or editorial questions to hello@wethetraders.com.