Last Updated: September 2026
At TRADEOG, we are committed to providing accurate, useful, transparent, and up-to-date information to traders and readers. Because financial markets, trading rules, broker conditions, prop firm policies, fees, promotions, and other information can change frequently, occasional errors or outdated information may occur.
This Corrections Policy explains how TRADEOG identifies, reviews, and corrects factual errors, outdated information, and other inaccuracies published on our website.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
TRADEOG aims to maintain a high standard of editorial accuracy across all published content, including:
- Trading guides and educational articles
- Forex and Gold market content
- Prop firm and funded account information
- Prop firm reviews and comparisons
- Broker-related content
- Trading strategies and analysis
- Trading tools and calculators
- Market news and updates
- Educational resources
- Rankings, lists, and comparisons
- Statistics and numerical information
- Promotional and discount information
We understand that readers may use information from TRADEOG to conduct further research or make decisions. We therefore take legitimate reports of factual inaccuracies seriously.
However, TRADEOG does not guarantee that every piece of information will always be completely accurate, complete, or current.
2. What Qualifies as a Correction?
A correction may be appropriate when published content contains a verifiable factual error, such as:
- Incorrect trading rules
- Incorrect prop firm challenge conditions
- Incorrect account specifications
- Incorrect fees
- Incorrect drawdown limits
- Incorrect profit targets
- Incorrect broker information
- Incorrect dates
- Incorrect statistics
- Incorrect numerical calculations
- Incorrect company information
- Incorrect links
- Incorrect quotations
- Outdated information presented as current
- Misleading factual statements
- Typographical errors that materially change the meaning of information
Not every change to an article constitutes a correction.
For example, routine updates to reflect a company’s newly changed pricing, rules, or product features may be considered an update rather than a correction if the original information was accurate when published.
3. Corrections vs. Updates
TRADEOG distinguishes between corrections and ordinary content updates.
Correction
A correction addresses information that was factually incorrect when it was originally published.
Update
An update changes information because circumstances have changed after publication.
For example:
A prop firm originally charged $49 and later changed its price to $59.
If the article correctly stated $49 when published, changing it to $59 is an update, not necessarily a correction.
However, if the article incorrectly stated $59 when the actual price was $49 at the time of publication, that would qualify as a correction.
4. How We Handle Reported Errors
When TRADEOG receives a credible report of an error, we may:
- Review the reported information.
- Check the relevant article and original source.
- Compare the information against reliable and, where appropriate, official sources.
- Determine whether an actual factual error exists.
- Correct the information when necessary.
- Update the article’s information where appropriate.
- Add an editorial note when the correction is material.
Our goal is to correct legitimate errors rather than simply changing content based on unsupported claims or disagreements.
5. Corrections to Prop Firm Information
Prop firm information can change rapidly.
This may include:
- Challenge rules
- Evaluation conditions
- Profit targets
- Maximum drawdown
- Daily drawdown
- Minimum trading days
- Payout conditions
- Account sizes
- Fees
- Refund policies
- Scaling rules
- Trading restrictions
- News-trading rules
- Weekend holding rules
- Overnight restrictions
- Platform availability
- Leverage
- Promotional offers
Where possible, TRADEOG will verify important information using the relevant company’s official website, published terms, or other reliable sources.
Readers should always verify the current official rules and terms directly with the relevant provider before purchasing or trading.
A correction or update to a TRADEOG article does not change the terms of the underlying prop firm.
6. Corrections to Broker Information
Broker-related information may also change over time.
This can include:
- Spreads
- Commissions
- Leverage
- Minimum deposits
- Trading platforms
- Account types
- Available instruments
- Regulation
- Withdrawal policies
- Trading restrictions
- Fees
- Promotions
TRADEOG may update such information when changes become known.
Readers should independently verify current broker conditions and regulatory information with the broker and relevant regulatory authorities before opening an account.
7. Market Data and Trading Information
Financial markets are dynamic and information can become outdated quickly.
Market prices, economic data, spreads, trading conditions, news, forecasts, and technical analysis may change after publication.
A correction to market-related content does not mean that TRADEOG guarantees the accuracy of future market movements or trading outcomes.
All market-related information should be considered informational and educational rather than financial advice.
8. Sources and Verification
When appropriate, TRADEOG may use:
- Official company websites
- Official terms and conditions
- Regulatory websites
- Government sources
- Public financial information
- Reputable news organizations
- Industry publications
- Primary documents
- Publicly available datasets
- Other credible sources
For important claims, particularly those involving financial products or prop firms, we aim to prioritize primary and official sources where reasonably available.
Information obtained from third-party sources may be independently reviewed before publication or correction.
9. Affiliate Relationships and Corrections
TRADEOG may receive compensation through affiliate relationships.
Affiliate relationships do not prevent TRADEOG from correcting factual errors.
If an affiliate-related article contains an objectively verifiable factual mistake, we may correct the information regardless of whether the correction could affect affiliate revenue.
Editorial decisions are not intended to be determined solely by commercial relationships.
For additional information, please review our Affiliate Disclosure.
10. Reviews and Rankings
TRADEOG may publish:
- Prop firm reviews
- Broker reviews
- Comparisons
- Rankings
- Lists
- Ratings
- Editorial recommendations
These materials may contain subjective assessments in addition to factual information.
A difference in opinion does not necessarily constitute an error.
For example, a reader may disagree with our assessment of a prop firm’s platform, customer experience, value, or suitability. Such disagreement alone does not require a correction.
However, if a review contains an objectively incorrect factual claim, we may investigate and correct it.
11. Material Corrections
For significant factual errors, TRADEOG may add an editorial correction notice to the relevant article.
A correction notice may include:
Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated [information]. The article has been updated to reflect the correct information.
The exact wording and placement of a correction notice may vary depending on the nature and significance of the error.
Minor spelling, grammar, formatting, or stylistic changes generally do not require a public correction notice.
12. Correction History
For material corrections, TRADEOG may retain an internal record of:
- The original information
- The corrected information
- The date the correction was made
- The reason for the correction
- The source used to verify the correction
Not every minor editorial change will be publicly documented.
13. How to Report an Error
If you believe that an article on TRADEOG contains inaccurate, misleading, or outdated factual information, we encourage you to contact us.
Please email:
Where possible, include:
- The article URL
- The specific statement you believe is incorrect
- The correct information
- A reliable source supporting your correction
- The date you noticed the issue
- Any relevant official documentation or evidence
Providing specific evidence allows our editorial team to investigate the issue more efficiently.
14. Anonymous Correction Requests
You may report an error without providing extensive personal information.
However, TRADEOG may be unable to investigate a claim effectively if insufficient information or evidence is provided.
We do not guarantee that every anonymous or unsupported correction request will result in a change.
15. Correction Requests From Companies
Companies, prop firms, brokers, advertisers, affiliate partners, and other organizations may contact TRADEOG regarding information published about them.
We welcome legitimate factual corrections.
However, a company requesting that TRADEOG remove accurate but unfavorable information does not automatically qualify for a correction.
TRADEOG may distinguish between:
- A factual error
- An outdated fact
- A legitimate disagreement
- A commercial dispute
- An unfavorable opinion
- A request to alter editorial conclusions
We reserve the right to maintain accurate editorial content even when the subject of the article disagrees with our assessment.
16. Removal Requests
A request to remove information is not automatically treated as a correction request.
TRADEOG may consider removal or modification requests where appropriate, including circumstances involving:
- Material factual errors
- Incorrect personal information
- Defamatory or demonstrably false claims
- Legal requirements
- Security or privacy concerns
- Information that is no longer relevant and should reasonably be updated
Each request may be evaluated individually.
17. AI-Assisted Content
TRADEOG may use artificial intelligence and other technological tools to assist with research, drafting, organization, analysis, editing, or other aspects of content production.
AI-generated or AI-assisted material may contain inaccuracies.
TRADEOG aims to review and verify important factual information before publication, particularly information involving:
- Financial products
- Prop firms
- Brokers
- Trading rules
- Regulations
- Fees
- Statistics
- Market information
Readers are encouraged to report suspected factual errors regardless of whether the content was produced entirely by humans or with technological assistance.
18. Editorial Independence
Correction decisions are based on factual accuracy and editorial standards.
TRADEOG does not guarantee that every correction request will be accepted.
Advertising relationships, sponsorships, affiliate relationships, commercial partnerships, or other business relationships should not by themselves determine whether a factual correction is made.
19. Timing of Corrections
TRADEOG aims to review legitimate correction requests within a reasonable period.
The time required may depend on:
- Complexity of the claim
- Availability of supporting evidence
- Whether primary sources are available
- Whether third parties must be contacted
- Whether historical information must be verified
- The potential significance of the issue
Urgent issues involving materially misleading financial information may receive priority.
20. Reader Responsibility
Readers should understand that information published on TRADEOG may become outdated.
This is particularly important for:
- Prop firm rules
- Broker conditions
- Fees
- Promotions
- Trading platforms
- Regulatory information
- Market conditions
- Trading strategies
Before making a financial decision, users should verify important information through current official sources and conduct their own independent research.
21. No Guarantee of Error-Free Content
Although TRADEOG makes reasonable efforts to maintain accurate information, we do not represent or warrant that:
- Every article is error-free
- Every page is continuously updated
- All third-party information is accurate
- All market information is current
- All links will remain active
- All calculations will be error-free
- Every published opinion will be universally accepted
The absence of a correction does not constitute a guarantee that information is completely accurate or current.
22. Policy Changes
TRADEOG may modify this Corrections Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our editorial processes, website operations, legal requirements, or industry practices.
Any updated version may be published on this page with a revised Last Updated date.
23. Contact Us
If you have identified a factual error, outdated information, broken link, misleading statement, or other issue requiring editorial review, please contact us:
TRADEOG
Email: support@tradeog.com
We appreciate readers who help us improve the accuracy and quality of our content.
Final Note
TRADEOG believes that transparency is an essential part of responsible financial publishing. We welcome legitimate corrections and aim to address verified factual errors promptly and transparently.
However, TRADEOG is an educational and informational platform, not a financial advisory service. Corrections to published information should not be interpreted as confirmation that any trading strategy, broker, prop firm, funded account, or financial decision is suitable for a particular individual.
Always verify current information independently before making financial or trading decisions.