In plain language
- This is a concept policy. It applies only once Flipster adopts and publishes it.
- The team and role names here are placeholders for named people.
- AI tools may help with a draft. A named human checks every fact before publication.
Who writes and who reviews
Guides in Flipster Learn are written by the Flipster Research Team. The Head of Compliance reviews every regulatory and risk claim before publication.
Both are placeholders in this concept. Named, credentialed authors and reviewers, each with a profile page, must replace them before publication.
Sources and fact-checking
Sources are used in this order of preference:
- regulator registers and rulebooks;
- the company’s own published terms and contract pages;
- academic or standards documents;
- reputable secondary sources.
Every number carries a source and a date. A fact-check log per article records the claim, the source, the access date and the checker. A company statement that could not be verified is labelled as one. The companies are described on the page about Flipster.
Use of AI tools
AI tools may be used for structure and first drafts. Any AI-assisted text, title, meta description, structured data or alt text is fact-checked against its source and approved by a named human before publication; the reviewer’s name and the date are stored for each URL.
AI is never used to produce pages at scale. We publish no AI-generated quotes, people, reviews or images of people. Where automation was material to a page, the page says so.
This prototype was drafted with AI assistance. Its placeholders must be replaced, and every item marked for verification confirmed by the owner, before any page is published.
Risk warnings, promotions and independence
Every guide carries the line “For information only. Not investment advice.” and links to the risk disclosure. Guides contain no price predictions, no performance promises and no leverage multipliers in titles.
Flipster earns fees when its users trade, so a link from a guide to a Flipster product is disclosed as a link to the company’s own product. Comparison content states its test date and method.
Updates and corrections
- Fee and licence facts are checked every 30 days.
- Pillar guides are reviewed every 6 to 12 months.
- The “Updated” date changes only when the content changes.
- A correction is recorded in a dated note on the article. Numbers are never edited silently.
To report an error, write to [email protected] with the page address and your source. See the policy at work in an example guide: what is a funding rate.