Who writes BrokrRank content?
BrokrRank is run by a marketer with 10 years' experience, including in financial services and the trading industry. Every review and article is checked and approved by a person before it is published.
How do we research a broker?
- We verify every licence on the regulator's own public register, not the broker's website.
- Fees and conditions come from the broker's published fee schedules and legal documents.
- Figures we could not confirm from a primary source are not published. Where we rely on our own testing, we say so and give the date.
- Ratings follow the published BrokrRank methodology, applied the same way to every broker.
Do we use AI to write content?
Yes, as a tool. We use AI to help gather sources, structure drafts and check pages for consistency. AI does not decide ratings and does not publish anything. Every fact, figure and regulatory statement is checked against a primary source, and every page is reviewed by a person before it goes live.
What standards does our content follow?
- No promises of profit or "guaranteed" returns. Trading CFDs carries a high risk of loss.
- Each broker's own retail-loss percentage is shown on its review, never a generic figure.
- Regulatory information names the specific entity and licence where it matters for UAE, UK and Australian readers.
- Nothing on BrokrRank is personal investment advice.
- Sponsored and affiliate links are disclosed. See How We Make Money.
How do we keep content up to date?
Key facts behind each review (licences, minimum deposit, typical spreads, commissions and retail-loss disclosures) are re-checked on a rolling schedule. When a fact changes, we update the page and its "Last Updated" date. When nothing has changed, the date stays the same.
How do we handle corrections?
If you think something on BrokrRank is wrong or out of date, please tell us through our contact page with the page address and, if possible, a link to the source.
- We aim to review every correction request within five working days.
- Factual errors are fixed on the page and the "Last Updated" date is changed.
- If a correction changes a rating or a regulatory statement, we add a short note at the end of the page explaining what changed and when.