Our baseline is the exchange’s official documentation and live product information. We mark update dates, avoid inventing ratings, and revise guides when official flows materially change.
Our baseline is the exchange’s official documentation and live product information. We mark update dates, avoid inventing ratings, and revise guides when official flows materially change.
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Primary sources come first: official exchange documentation, public exchange APIs, official status or announcement pages, and current product screens. Secondary references are used only when a primary source does not expose the required information, and the limitation should be disclosed when it matters to interpretation.
Pages are rechecked when an exchange changes fees, onboarding, KYC, deposit/withdrawal flows or product terminology; market-data pages are also reviewed when an upstream API changes shape, status semantics or availability. A displayed update date means the page or affected system was reviewed, not that every external value is guaranteed unchanged after that date.
Confirmed errors are corrected rather than silently defended. If identity matching, timestamps, units or upstream semantics cannot be verified with enough confidence, the preferred behavior is to withhold the value or label it as limited instead of forcing a result.
