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Affiliate Disclosure
We believe in full transparency about how this website earns revenue and how that affects our editorial content.
What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link is a URL that includes tracking parameters so a merchant or programme can identify that traffic came from MyFXEducation.com. If you sign up, purchase, or open an account through such a link, we may receive a commission, referral fee, or other compensation from the partner.
Where permitted, this compensation is paid by the partner, not charged to you as an extra line item on your purchase solely because you used our link. Always compare total costs (spreads, commissions, swaps, challenge fees, add-ons) on the provider’s official site before deciding.
Where affiliate links may appear
Affiliate or referral links may appear on broker reviews, prop firm reviews, EA and indicator reviews, comparison tables, resource landing pages, newsletters, and other editorial or educational pages when we believe a product category is relevant to our audience.
Commercial pages are labelled with a clear disclosure when affiliate tracking is in use. If you prefer not to use our tracked links, you can navigate directly to a provider’s website without clicking our outbound links.
How this affects our editorial standards
Commercial relationships must not determine our ratings, verdicts, or educational framing. We maintain editorial policies that separate monetisation from scoring: a product can score poorly while we still have an affiliate agreement, and a product can score highly with no commercial relationship.
When we identify a material limitation, such as weak regulation in a region, opaque fees, or poor support, we say so clearly, even if it reduces conversion.
Methodology and conflicts of interest
We publish high-level methodology so readers understand how categories are weighted (for example: regulation, fees, platform quality, and support). Methodology evolves as markets change; we update pages when criteria or weightings materially shift.
If a writer or contributor has a personal financial interest in a product we cover, we aim to disclose that conflict or avoid the assignment in line with our editorial guidelines.
Partners we decline
We decline affiliate partnerships that we believe are misleading, unsafe for typical retail users, or inconsistent with our transparency standards. Declining revenue is sometimes necessary to protect reader trust.
Listing or reviewing a product does not mean we endorse it for your situation. You must still complete your own due diligence.
Third-party websites and tracking
When you leave MyFXEducation.com via an outbound link, the destination site may set cookies, collect personal data, and process information under its own privacy policy and terms. We do not control those sites.
If you have questions about how a broker, prop firm, or software vendor handles your data, review their official policies and support channels.
Regulatory and transparency context
This disclosure is intended to align with common expectations for transparency in online publishing, including guidance from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on clearly disclosing material connections.
International readers should note that consumer protection rules vary by country. If you believe a disclosure is unclear, contact us so we can improve it.
Updates
We may update this Affiliate Disclosure when our commercial relationships, page layouts, or regulatory context change. The revised version will be posted on this page with an updated effective date where we maintain one.
Continued use of the website after updates constitutes acceptance of the revised disclosure to the extent permitted by applicable law.