How we handle evidence

Useful information starts with clear boundaries.

Three different kinds of evidence

A directory entry, an operator’s published terms and a firsthand observation answer different questions. Our guides explain those differences. We do not claim to have tested deposits, withdrawals or account verification.

What a date means

Editorial review dates describe our review of a guide. Source dates describe the evidence itself. A recent page view does not make an old register current. Tools show when evidence is missing, stale or in conflict.

No hidden ranking

There are no paid placements, invented star ratings or affiliate offers in this edition. Payment comparisons need comparable documented records; they never rank speed from incomplete information.

A correction is part of the process

We link to primary sources where available. Operator conditions can change. Check the current source before relying on a specific condition, and use our corrections route to point out a discrepancy.

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