How the guides are checked
Why believe a guide here? You should not have to take it on trust: each guide lists the official pages it was checked against, and the month it was checked.
Choosing what to write
Every guide starts from a problem people actually describe: a code that never arrived, a referral field they skipped, a withdrawal that stopped working. The question a guide has to answer is the one the reader has: can this be done, how, and what does it cost me.
No guide is written on a topic where the answer cannot be tied to a public source.
Sources
Any statement about a rule, a limit, a waiting period or a step must match the exchange’s own public pages: the help centre, the terms of use, or an announcement. The page is opened and read before writing, and quoted where the exact wording matters. Each guide ends with a note naming the pages used and the month they were checked.
Numbers that change, such as fees, holds and thresholds, always carry that check date. Numbers that could not be found on an official page are not stated as precise values.
What is left out
- Claims that cannot be checked: statistics with no source, other people’s stories, and the author’s own experience.
- Workarounds: using someone else’s ID, buying or lending an account, hiding your location, or closing an account to get a new referral. Where these come up, the guide states the rule and the consequence and stops there.
- Promises: approval rates, exact review times, or the word “guaranteed”.
Examples and arithmetic
Examples are written as “suppose you” and labelled as examples. Worked numbers show the inputs and the calculation so you can redo them.
Screenshots
Screenshots show public pages only, never an account, and the caption says when they were taken. They show what a page looked like at that time; the live page wins if they differ.
Referral links
Two guides, the home page and one result of the referral code checker carry a referral code or link. Each is marked where it appears, and none of them changes a conclusion. The full arrangement is on the disclosure page.
Corrections
Errors are fixed in the guide and listed on the corrections page. Reports from readers help; the contact page says how to send one.