Corrections & Reporting

Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. What to report

• A spread, leverage limit, fee or commission figure that is no longer correct.
• A regulation status, licence or legal entity that has changed.
• A prop-firm challenge rule that changed — profit target, daily loss, maximum drawdown, reset time, minimum trading days or payout terms.
• A promotion or discount code that has expired or is misstated.
• An account type, platform or instrument that is listed but not actually offered.
• A factual or numerical error in an article.
• A broken link, or a page that does not load correctly.

2. What to include

The more evidence, the faster we can act. Please include:

• The exact page URL where the issue appears.
• The figure or sentence that is wrong.
• What it should be instead.
• A sourcefor your claim — a link to the provider’s current pricing page, terms document, challenge rules or the regulator’s register entry.
• Your email address, if you would like a reply when it is resolved.

A link to a primary source is the single most useful thing you can send. Claims without a source are harder for us to act on, and we will tell you if we need more.

3. How to report

Email masterwithmsk@gmail.com with the subject line “Correction” and the URL of the page. Providers are welcome to report changes to their own listing.

4. What happens after you report

1. We check the claim against the primary source you provided.
2. If it is confirmed, we correct the figure or the wording.
3. Where the error was material, we update the page rather than quietly changing it, and the page carries a “Last Updated” date.
4. If we cannot verify the claim, we may leave the figure as-is, or mark it as unverified rather than publish something we cannot stand behind.
5. We reply if you asked us to.

5. Provider requests to change a listing

Providers may correct factual details about themselves — pricing, rules, platforms, licence information. We will make those corrections.

They may not purchase a listing, a ranking position, a score or a favourable review, and we will not remove accurate negative findings on request. See the Affiliate Disclosure for the full rules.

6. A note on the “Last Updated” date

The date on a page shows when we last reviewed it. It is not a guarantee that every figure on the page is current to that moment, because providers change terms without notice. If a figure materially affects a decision, verify it on the provider’s own site first.