How FXCN scores are produced, where the data comes from, how advertising is isolated, and how errors get corrected. Every commitment here is publicly verifiable.
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Some broker pages include AI-generated summaries, always labelled with a disclaimer. They are generated only from public data in our database, are not part of the score, and are not investment advice.
If you spot a factual error (licence data, scores, company details), tell us via the contact page. After verification we correct it within 3 business days; material corrections are noted on the affected page. Score history is visible in each broker's "time machine".
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