The RavixGlobal editorial policy exists so readers can judge our work by its process. We do not ask you to trust names or credentials; we describe exactly how a page is made, and every factual claim and calculation on the site can be checked against the sources and arithmetic we show.
Where our information comes from
We start from primary material wherever it exists:
- Regulators' rulebooks, policy statements, registers and warning lists.
- Exchange rule pages, trading calendars and index methodology documents.
- Issuer disclosures, such as a stablecoin issuer's reserve reports.
- Protocol documentation and original technical papers for crypto-assets.
Where a page depends on a specific rule, limit or date, we name the source in plain text at the foot of the article. We do not link out, so that no page on this site can be used to steer readers to a trading firm.
How a page is written
We use AI writing tools to help with research summaries, outlines and first drafts. No draft is published as it comes out of a tool. An editor then:
- checks every factual statement against a primary source, removing anything that cannot be confirmed;
- reruns every worked example by hand and in a spreadsheet or script, and labels illustrative figures as illustrative;
- rewrites for clarity, defines technical terms and adds risk warnings where leverage or crypto-assets are discussed;
- tests every calculator against known results before it goes live.
Each article shows the date it was last updated. When rules change, such as leverage caps, settlement cycles or tax allowances, we revise the affected pages.
How we choose subjects
We write for readers with long horizons, so we prioritise topics that help someone understand a market or a firm before committing money: how a product works, what it costs over time, who holds the asset and what protection applies. We avoid news-chasing, daily market commentary and anything that depends on predicting prices. When readers ask the same question repeatedly, it usually becomes an article or an entry in our FAQ.
Calculators
Our calculators use standard, published formulas and show them on the page. Each one is tested against worked examples calculated independently before release, and again whenever it is changed. They run in your browser and store nothing. They also leave things out, such as spreads, slippage and platform-specific fees, and each calculator page says which.
Independence
RavixGlobal is funded by its owners. We do not accept payment, gifts or free accounts from brokers, exchanges or crypto projects, we do not use affiliate links, and no company sees an article before it is published. We do not rank real firms or recommend specific shares, coins or funds. If our funding ever changes, we will disclose it here and on our about page.
What we never do
- Publish invented statistics, testimonials, reviews or performance figures.
- Present made-up experts or fictional team members.
- Predict prices or promise returns.
- Offer accounts, trading, signals, bonuses or fund-recovery services.
- Contact readers about investments.
Corrections
If you find an error, please tell us through the contact page. We correct factual mistakes promptly, and where a correction changes the meaning of a page, for example a wrong figure in a worked example, we note the change at the foot of that page. Typos and small wording fixes are corrected without a note.