Affiliate disclosure
Some links here are partner links. If you open an account through one, this site is paid a commission, at no cost to you. This page sets out which links those are, and what the arrangement changes.
How this site makes money
Some links on this site are partner links. If you open an account on a platform through one of them, this site may be paid a commission by that platform. It costs you nothing: the terms you get are the terms anyone gets, and no price is higher for arriving here first.
That is the whole arrangement. There is no paid placement, no fee for a better write-up, and no platform has seen a page before it was published.
Which links are partner links
All of them route through the same redirect domain, direct-in.com, and every one is marked in the page source with rel="sponsored" so that search engines and browser extensions can identify them without reading this page.
On a platform guide they are the buttons that say "open" the platform, the banner in the header, and the button in the closing block. A short disclosure line sits next to each one rather than only here, because a note at the bottom of a different page is not a disclosure anyone reads.
Links between guides on this site, links to regulators and links to a platform’s own documentation are not partner links and earn nothing.
What the commission does not change
- The figures Minimum deposits, payouts and withdrawal times come from the platform’s own screens.
- The regulator sections Warning lists and prohibitions are named on the pages of the platforms they concern.
- The limitations column Every guide carries one, and it is not shorter on the platforms that pay more.
- The bonus arithmetic Turnover conditions are explained on every page that publishes a promo code.
What it is fair to assume
- This site wants you to open an account That is how it is funded, and it is the reason the guides exist.
- Six platforms is not every platform The six covered here are ones with partner programmes, chosen by search demand.
- A guide is not a recommendation Nothing here says a platform is suitable for you, because that is not knowable from here.
- Read the limitations before the payouts On a page written by someone paid for sign-ups, that column is the useful one.
What this site is not
It is not a broker, a platform or a payment service. It holds no money, opens no accounts and has no access to yours. If a page here ever asks for a password, a card number or a document, it is not this site.
It does not provide financial advice, portfolio management or signals, and it has no arrangement with anyone who does.
Trading binary options and fixed time products carries a high risk of losing money. Most retail accounts lose. Nothing on this site should be read as a suggestion that you will be an exception.
In one paragraph
18+ This site publishes guides to six trading platforms and is paid a commission when a reader opens an account through one of its partner links, at no cost to the reader. That arrangement pays for the guides; it does not edit them. Every figure on a platform page carries the date it was checked, every guide carries a limitations column, and the regulator sections name the regulator. If any of that ever stops being true, the contact page is the place to say so.