How PartnerCrypto documents sources, handles affiliate relationships, and explains calculations and platform comparisons.
1. Official platform and regulatory sources. 2. Primary technical documentation. 3. Reputable secondary sources when necessary. 4. PartnerCrypto calculations and documented methodology. 5. Unverified claims are omitted.
Verified facts are separated from editorial interpretation. Current fees, jurisdiction rules, bonuses, partner rates, licenses, and product availability are not published as facts without a current source and visible review date.
PartnerCrypto does not operate a live cryptocurrency price feed. Calculator results use the values entered by the visitor and remain educational estimates.
Worked examples are labeled as examples and are not current prices, forecasts, rankings, or recommendations.
Crypto security and financial-risk content can affect a visitor's financial safety. PartnerCrypto therefore favors primary regulatory and standards-body sources, separates observations from conclusions, and states what a checklist cannot establish.
New safety content is designed for people first: it names who produced it, explains how the result is formed, cites the research basis, avoids unsupported certainty, and provides a correction route. Automated checklists do not decide whether conduct is criminal, compliant, or safe.
Affiliate destinations are centralized, allowlisted, and routed through PartnerCrypto before visitors leave the site.
Commissions do not automatically determine placement. Comparisons emphasize persona fit, limitations, and verified fields.
Published and reviewed dates describe substantive editorial work. PartnerCrypto does not replace dateModified with the build time or claim a new review when only deployment metadata changed.
Corrections are evaluated against the source hierarchy. Material corrections should update the visible review date and the affected page content.
Corrections can be requested through the contact page. Platform availability, fees, and offers can change, so users should verify current terms on official sites.
