The CyroxExchange editorial policy exists so readers can judge how much weight to put on what we publish. It describes our process, not credentials: we would rather show our working than ask for trust.
Sources we rely on
Rules, limits and dates come from primary sources wherever possible: financial regulators' rulebooks and consumer notices, legislation, exchange rulebooks and published trading hours, index methodology documents, issuer disclosures and protocol documentation. We prefer the original document to a summary of it. Each guide that depends on a specific rule names its sources in plain text at the end of the page. We do not link out, so readers can find the source directly rather than through a link that could later be altered.
We do not publish statistics we cannot trace to a named source. Where a number would be useful but no reliable figure exists, we explain the idea without one.
How a page is produced
- Scope. An editor decides what a page must answer and which risks it must mention.
- Drafting. First drafts are prepared with the help of AI writing tools, working from the brief and the source list.
- Review. An editor checks every factual claim against the sources, rewrites unclear passages and removes anything that reads as a promise, prediction or recommendation.
- Numbers. Every worked example is recalculated independently, and each is labelled as illustrative. Calculators are tested against those examples.
- Update. Pages show the date of their last review and are revisited when rules change.
Independence
We are not paid by brokers, exchanges, prop firms or token projects, and we do not use affiliate links. We do not rank or recommend providers, coins or shares, and we do not accept requests to add or remove a firm from any page. Real organisations appear only where they play a public role, such as a regulator or a widely used piece of software.
What we never publish
- Price forecasts or claims that an asset "will" rise.
- Testimonials, user numbers, awards or claims of being trusted by anyone.
- Invented experts, reviewers or team profiles.
- Offers of accounts, trading, signals, bonuses or downloads. CyroxExchange is an information site, not an exchange or broker.
How calculators are checked
Each calculator shows the formula it uses beneath the input form. Before publication, the worked example on each calculator page is entered into the tool and the output compared with a separate calculation. When a rule that affects a calculator changes, such as a leverage cap, the related pages are reviewed together so that the tool, the example and the guide stay consistent.
Language and tone
We write in plain English, define technical terms on first use and link them to the glossary. We avoid words that sell, such as "easy", "guaranteed" or "passive income", and we do not describe any product as suitable for everyone. When a topic attracts hype, such as funded accounts or coin rankings, we explain the mechanics and the risks rather than the promise.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, we fix it and update the review date. Significant corrections, such as a changed rule or a calculation error, are described briefly at the foot of the page. To report an error, use the contact page and tell us which page and sentence you mean.
Risk language
Pages about leverage, CFDs and crypto-assets carry a risk warning. We say plainly when a product can lose money quickly and when protections do not apply, because the absence of a warning is itself misleading. Our disclaimer explains the limits of general information.