This page is the short answer to "about CyroxExchange": who we are, why the site exists and where its limits are. If you only read one paragraph, make it the next one.
We are not an exchange, broker or wallet
CyroxExchange is an information website. We do not operate a trading venue, execute orders, hold client funds or custody crypto-assets. There is no account to register, no deposit address, no app, no bonus and no customer "manager". If a person, website, social media profile or messaging group invites you to trade or invest through CyroxExchange, it is an impersonation. Do not send money or personal documents; report it to your local regulator or police fraud unit and let us know.
Why a site with this name exists
Trading apps and exchanges spend heavily on making sign-up feel effortless. The questions that decide whether your money is safe (who holds it, which regulator oversees the firm, what each trade really costs) are usually buried in legal documents. We built CyroxExchange to bring those questions to the front.
The name reflects the subject, not the business: we write about exchanges, brokers and trading platforms from the outside, the way a consumer guide writes about banks without being one.
What we publish
- Platform mechanics: how an order travels, who takes the other side and why choosing a broker starts with the regulator, not the app.
- Costs: spreads, commissions, overnight financing and the smaller charges covered in trading fees explained.
- Markets: introductions to forex, shares, crypto, USDT and Bitcoin.
- Safety: the patterns behind investment fraud, in our scam guide, plus explainers on topics that attract hype, such as funded accounts and coin rankings.
- Calculators: pip value, position size, margin and crypto profit, each showing its formula.
What we deliberately leave out
We do not name "best" brokers or exchanges, publish league tables, or tell anyone which currency, share or coin to buy. We do not forecast prices. Rankings invite conflicts of interest and go out of date quickly; a method for checking a provider stays useful. When a real organisation appears on the site it is because it plays a public role, such as a financial regulator, an index provider or a widely used piece of software.
How the site is funded
CyroxExchange does not take payment from trading firms to mention them, and we do not use affiliate links to brokers or exchanges. If that ever changed, each affected page would say so clearly at the top. There are no external links in our guides at all; where we rely on a rule or official publication, we name the source in plain text so you can look it up yourself.
How pages are written and checked
Drafts are prepared with the help of AI writing tools and then reviewed by an editor, who checks rules against primary sources, recalculates every worked example and removes anything that reads like a promise. The full process, including how corrections work, is in our editorial policy. Pages show the date they were last reviewed.
Our limits
Everything here is general education. We do not know your finances, goals or local tax position, so nothing on the site is personal advice. Leveraged trading and crypto-assets can lose money quickly, sometimes more than you put in if protections do not apply. Before acting on anything, check the current rules with your own regulator and, if you need advice, speak to an authorised adviser. Our disclaimer sets this out formally.
Talk to us
Found an error, an outdated rule or a scam using our name? The contact page explains what we can and cannot help with. We read every message, although we cannot investigate individual firms or recover funds.