Our editorial principles: To enable readers to distinguish between facts, opinions, examples, and risks, and to find verifiable sources before making decisions.
Policy Purpose and Scope
This policy applies to the Trading Academy, broker profiles, regulatory authority overviews, EA strategies, trading tool descriptions, FAQs, and related content on the Quantitative Rebate website. We provide general information and risk education; this does not constitute investment advice, trading instructions, or a promise of returns.
Editorial Independence and Impartiality
Editorial judgments are based on verifiable data, scope of application, and risk information—not on partnership commissions, advertising value, or product sales targets. We do not alter our conclusions based on partnerships, do not rank brokers or EAs based on a single metric, and clearly outline their advantages, limitations, fees, terms, and risks.
Topic Selection and Writing Standards
Topic selection centers on real decision-making challenges faced by users. We do not include content that guarantees returns, exaggerates returns, hides fees, falsely claims regulatory status, features unverified user reviews, presents false performance records, or encourages high leverage and excessive trading. Facts that cannot be verified are clearly labeled as “unknown” or “unverified.”
Facts, Examples, and Data
Facts must be sourced; examples are used solely to illustrate methods and should not be construed as actual results; backtests must specify the time frame, instruments, cycle, costs, slippage, initial capital, and data sources; simulated and live trading must be clearly distinguished. Historical performance, backtest results, or simulated results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Sources and Verification
For regulatory information, we prioritize official registration systems, announcements, and regulations; for broker information, we prioritize the official websites of contracted legal entities, fee schedules, account specifications, and client agreements; for platforms, EAs, and market data, we use corresponding official or highly credible sources. Articles display source links, applicable entities, regions, account scope, and verification dates; key conclusions are supported by two independent sources whenever possible.
External Author and Editor Review
External authors must submit their real names, public professional profiles, content focus, and verifiable experience, and pass a trial article or editorial test. We verify factual citations, risk disclosures, originality, and conflict-of-interest disclosures, and continue to conduct random spot checks on links and data after publication. Passing our content partnership review does not imply possession of a financial license, investment advisor qualification, or ability to generate returns.
External authors’ professional backgrounds, public records, and the quality of their trial articles will be verified; this verification does not constitute certification by any regulatory authority.
Pre-Publication Review Process
Each piece of content undergoes the following steps in sequence: topic confirmation, draft writing, source verification, risk review, disclosure of commercial relationships, editorial review, and version tracking. Articles on regulation, brokers, EAs, and fees will have their certainty of statement reduced or publication postponed if sufficient sources are lacking.
Commercial Relationships and Conflicts of Interest
Quantitative Rebates may receive referral commissions from partner brokers or may sell or promote paid EAs. EA affiliate commissions are derived from product orders and are not deducted from users’ forex rebates.Authors and editors must disclose any relevant commercial relationships; we do not accept payments in exchange for removing negative information, improving rankings, or concealing risks.
Updates, Corrections, and Appeals
Articles retain their publication date, update time, review date, version notes, and source verification date. Users may contact us to submit an article URL, the location of the error, verifiable sources, and suggested revisions. Significant regulatory, fee, or security errors are prioritized; corrections will retain change notes, and important historical conclusions will not be silently removed.
To submit a correction, please go to Contact Us and select “Content Correction.”
Risks and Limitations of Liability
Forex, CFDs, leveraged trading, and automated strategies carry high risks. Quant Rebate is not a broker, bank, or investment advisor; it does not accept trading principal and does not trade on behalf of clients. Readers should verify the latest official information and make decisions based on their own circumstances.