Editorial Policy – How We Write & Update

Who writes this site

Every guide, market explainer and page on this site is written and reviewed by the same desk that creates the IDs and answers the support chat. That is the whole editorial method: we write what we are asked in chat a hundred times a week, in the same plain language we answer with. Nothing here is outsourced filler, and nothing is published that the desk wouldn't say to a user directly.

Standards we hold ourselves to

• Plain language first — if a market can't be explained to a first-time user, the draft isn't done
• Facts over hype: rules, laws, minimums and timings are stated as they are, including the ones that cost us requests (see the Matka page)
• No fake anything: no invented reviews, testimonials, ratings or 'user counts' — the reviews section renders only from real, named feedback or not at all
• No guaranteed-win content: tips culture is scam culture, and our scams guide says so in writing
• Clear dating: pages carry the site's last-updated date, and time-sensitive guides (like the legal guide) are revised when the facts move

Independence and third-party brands

We are an independent ID desk, not affiliated with any exchange panel we describe. Panel pages describe what each board is like to use — from our desk's experience and our users' feedback — and are not paid placements; no panel has ever bought its position, wording or 'pros' list on this site. Where a panel has a real drawback, the page says so in the cons column.

Corrections

Spotted an error — a rule that changed, a figure that's off, a law update we've missed? Message the chat or email us with the page and the issue. We verify against the source, correct the page, and update its date; material corrections to the legal guide are treated as urgent. We would rather fix a page today than defend it for a week.

How panel pages are researched

Each exchange page is built from three inputs: our desk's own use of the panel (we hold working logins on every board we issue), patterns in our users' questions and complaints, and the panel's written rules. We deliberately exclude two inputs: payment from panels, which we don't accept, and anonymous forum chatter, which in this market is mostly rival providers in costume. When a panel changes materially — a redesign, a rule shift, a reliability wobble — the page is revised and re-dated.

Use of AI tools

We use writing tools the way we use calculators — for drafting speed, never as the source of facts. Every market rule, legal statement and panel detail on this site is checked by the desk against the primary source before publishing, and responsibility for every published word is ours alone, not a tool's. If something reads wrong, the corrections route above applies regardless of how the sentence was first typed.