The TrivexPrime editorial policy describes how every guide and calculator on this site is produced and reviewed. It applies to new pages and to updates.
Sources we rely on
We build pages from primary material wherever it exists: regulator rulebooks, policy statements and registers; exchange rulebooks and trading calendars; index providers' methodology documents; central bank publications; and the technical documentation of blockchain protocols and token issuers. Secondary reporting is used for context only. Pages that depend on specific rules list their sources as plain text at the end.
How a page is drafted and checked
- Research. The editor gathers the relevant rules and definitions and notes the date each was confirmed.
- Drafting. We use AI tools to help draft and structure text. A draft is a starting point, never a finished page.
- Review. An editor checks every factual statement against the sources, removes anything that cannot be supported, and rewrites for clarity.
- Arithmetic. Every worked example is recalculated in a script, and calculators are tested against hand-worked cases.
- Risk wording. Pages about leverage, CFDs or crypto carry clear warnings.
Independence
TrivexPrime is not an exchange, broker or adviser, and it does not take referral fees, affiliate commissions or payment for coverage. We do not review or rank brokers, exchanges or apps, and we do not recommend particular shares, coins or trades. Examples use illustrative prices to explain mechanics, not to suggest direction.
What we never publish
- Price predictions or trading signals.
- Testimonials, invented statistics or performance claims.
- Profiles of people who do not exist, or credentials we cannot show.
- Links to trading platforms or sign-up offers.
How we handle rules that differ by country
Leverage limits, investor protections and tax treatment vary from one country to another. Where a figure applies only in certain places, such as the UK and EU caps on retail CFD leverage, we say so in the sentence, and we avoid presenting one country's rule as universal. Where we cannot confirm a current figure from an official source, we explain the principle and leave the number out.
Conflicts of interest
We do not hold positions to benefit from anything we publish, we do not accept gifts or hospitality from firms we write about, and no advertiser or partner reviews our pages before publication. If that ever changed, the page concerned would say so clearly.
How calculators are built and tested
Each calculator uses the standard formula shown on its page, and we test it against hand-worked cases, including pairs where the dollar is the base currency, cross pairs that need a conversion rate, and gold's 100-ounce contract. Calculators run entirely in your browser and do not store or send what you type.
Language, examples and images
We write in plain English and define terms on first use or in the glossary. Worked examples use round, clearly illustrative prices so the arithmetic is easy to follow; they are never a forecast. Images are illustrative and do not show real accounts, real trades or real people connected to TrivexPrime.
Updates and corrections
Rules change, and we review pages when they do. The date at the top of each guide shows the last review. If you spot an error, tell us through the contact page; confirmed corrections are made promptly and, where the change is material, noted on the page. Read more about the site on the about page.