How this site is paid
We may earn a commission from links to Olymp Trade. Trading involves risk of loss.
The arrangement in plain terms
OfferLedger is a free site. It is paid for by affiliate commission: if a reader opens an account with a platform we cover after arriving through one of our links, the platform may pay us a share of the revenue it later earns. You are never charged for this, and the terms you get are the same as if you had typed the address yourself.
What that money does not buy
- It does not buy a verdict. Where an offer's conditions are heavy, we say so, on the same page that carries the link.
- It does not remove the caveats. Turnover requirements, locked balances, expiry windows and forfeiture rules stay in the text whether or not they make an offer look attractive.
- It does not create facts. We do not invent bonus percentages, caps, multipliers or promo codes to make a page more clickable, and we do not publish code strings at all.
- It does not buy placement. No platform can pay to be described more warmly, to have a caveat removed, or to be added to a comparison it does not belong in.
Why we disclose it here and not in the small print
A commercial relationship is only a problem when it is hidden. Ours is stated on this page, summarised in the site footer, and repeated wherever a page could reasonably be read as a recommendation. If you would rather not use our links, going directly to the platform costs you nothing and changes none of the guidance on this site.
Independence and risk
We are not owned by, employed by, or acting on behalf of any trading platform, and we hold no editorial position that a partner has approved in advance. Nothing on this site is financial advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading involves risk of loss; fixed-time and leveraged products are high risk; availability and legality differ by country. Decide what suits your own circumstances, and read any offer's terms before accepting it.
Questions about this page
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