Where our money comes from

Some links on this site to Pocket Option are affiliate links. If a reader opens an account through one, this desk may receive a commission from the operator's partner programme. That commission pays for the research, the writing and the hosting. It costs you nothing and it changes nothing about the terms you are offered.

What that does and does not affect

• It does not decide what we write. The most frequent recommendation across these thirty pages is to leave the promo field empty and deposit without a bonus. That recommendation earns nothing at all, and it is still the right answer for a large share of readers.
• It does not buy placement. No operator pays for a favourable description here, and none has any input into the content before publication.
• It does not change your terms. The percentage, multiplier, deadline and withdrawal rule you are offered are set by the operator against your account, not by any link you arrived through.
• It does explain our incentive. Anyone writing under a partner arrangement has an incentive that runs toward enthusiasm, and readers are entitled to weigh that. The fair test to apply to us, and to any page like this, is whether the conditions are described as clearly as the benefits.

What we will not do for a commission

We will not publish promo codes we cannot verify, quote a bonus percentage or turnover multiplier the operator does not publish, claim to have tested an offer we have not tested, or describe a restriction as smaller than it is. Where the operator publishes nothing — which covers percentages, multipliers, minimum deposits, expiry windows and current codes — we say so and point you at your own promotions panel.

Trading short-horizon contracts carries a real risk of losing the money you put in. Nothing here is financial advice. If you think a page reads as promotional rather than useful, tell us — that is exactly the kind of correction we want.