Corrections Policy

If you spot any outdated, inaccurate, or unverified information on Pocket Option Guide, please let us know. We commit to a 5-business-day response on every correction request.

How to submit a correction

Email [email protected] with the following details:

• The exact page URL where the issue appears
• The specific claim that is outdated or wrong (copy the sentence)
• A current source link (RBI, SEBI, NPCI, broker terms page, etc.) supporting your correction
• The date you observed the change

Our response process

Within 5 business days, we will:

• Acknowledge receipt of your correction
• Verify your source link is current and authoritative
• Re-check the claim against our own demo test or platform documentation
• If correct, update the article with a public correction note
• If we disagree, explain why and link to our supporting evidence

How we log corrections publicly

Every correction is logged at the bottom of the corrected article with a brief change record (date · what changed · why). We do not silently edit. These logs are permanent and timestamped.

Common correction types we receive

• Minimum-deposit amount changed (USD/INR conversion shifts)
• UPI availability changed (Pocket Option shifts payment partners)
• New regulator warnings (RBI alert list updates)
• KYC document list changes by country
• Bonus terms — especially turnover multipliers
• Withdrawal time SLA changes

Requests we decline

We respectfully decline:

• Requests for personal financial advice — we cannot give individual investment advice. Speak with a qualified investment advisor registered in your jurisdiction.
• Requests to change or remove our affiliate links — we make independent editorial decisions.
• Requests to remove negative content about Pocket Option when it is properly sourced and verified.
• Requests to alter our content to favour a competitor platform.

Why this policy matters for readers

Broker information changes quickly: payment routes, account verification steps, app availability, support wording, and regional restrictions can shift without a public announcement. A correction policy gives readers a clear route to challenge outdated wording and helps the site keep high-risk financial content more precise.

Evidence standard

We prioritise current official wording, visible platform screens, dated screenshots, regulator publications, and reproducible account-flow checks. Personal experience can be useful context, but it should be separated from facts that apply to every reader.

What happens after an update

If a correction materially changes the meaning of a page, the article should be re-reviewed, the updated date should change, and the wording should explain the uncertainty instead of turning it into a stronger claim than the evidence supports.