Our goal at PipAtlas is to provide clear, reliable, and unbiased educational content and tools for traders.
1. Independent Testing
- All trading tools, indicators, and EAs are tested on demo accounts prior to listing.
- We never accept payment to change our reviews or rank tools favorably.
2. Human Verification
While AI tools may assist with research drafts, every single article published on PipAtlas is human-edited, fact-checked against primary specifications, and verified for accuracy.
3. Corrections & Updates
If an error is discovered, we aim to correct it within 72 hours. Guide contents are reviewed every 12 months, and broker specifications are reviewed every 6 months.
4. How we choose what to cover
Topics come from the questions readers actually send, from mistakes that keep appearing in forum threads, and from the tools people ask us to explain. A guide is written because there is a clear answer to give — not to fill a calendar. If a subject cannot be explained honestly in plain English, it is left alone.
5. What we check against
- Contract specifications published by the broker being described — not affiliate pages or comparison sites.
- Regulator material from the FCA, ASIC, CySEC and ESMA for leverage caps, risk warnings and client-money rules.
- Central-bank and exchange documentation wherever a published methodology exists, such as reference rates and settlement times.
- The vendor's own documentation for indicator settings, so a default we quote is the default they ship.
6. Independence and affiliate links
Some outbound links earn PipAtlas a commission if you open an account. That never buys a verdict: no broker, vendor or indicator author can pay for a review, a ranking position or a softer assessment, and commission plays no part in deciding what a page concludes. Where affiliate links appear, the page says so — the full explanation is on the affiliate disclosure page.
7. What AI does here — and what it does not
AI tools help with outlines, first-draft research and consistency checks, the way a spell-checker helps. They do not publish anything. Every article is edited and verified by a person before it goes live, and any figure that cannot be traced to a primary source is either sourced or removed. Where a topic is genuinely contested, the page says so rather than picking the tidier answer.
8. Reporting a problem
Email admin@pipatlas.com with the page URL, the sentence you believe is wrong, and — if you have one — the source that shows the correct version. You will get a reply within two business days, a correction within 72 hours, and a dated note on the page when the change is material.