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Who writes these pages, who checks them, when they are redone, and what we will not do for money.
Who is responsible for a page
Every page on this site is signed by the editorial team, and three separate jobs stand behind it: writing, editing, and checking each figure against the source it came from. The split is the point - whoever writes a broker page cannot change a number in it. We do not attach a personal byline, because we will not print a name you have no way to verify; what sits at the top of each broker file instead is the date the figures were last recalculated, which is the part that actually tells you something.
The writer writes the broker files and comparison pages for United Arab Emirates. The editor reads each one before it is published and decides what may enter a ranking. The fact-checker verifies each figure against the source it was read from. The authors page sets out what each role covers.
What has to be true before a page runs
- A claim carries a figure, and the figure carries the sentence it was read from. A statement we cannot attribute does not go on the page.
- A gap is shown as a gap. A dash (—) is a published state here, with its own styling, and it is used instead of a dash, a zero or a cautious adjective.
- A figure that applies to a broker's worldwide group rather than to United Arab Emirates is labelled as a group figure, and for minimum deposit and leverage it is kept out of the rankings entirely.
- A number is never written up to suit a conclusion. Scores are recalculated for the whole base in one pass, before anything is written, so the text follows the arithmetic rather than the other way round.
How often it is redone
Scores are recalculated for every broker at once, never one at a time — recalculating a single firm would move it against a field measured on an older base. The date of the last recalculation is printed on every page that shows a score.
The underlying records are re-captured on their own cycle. The ones behind United Arab Emirates were last re-captured between 2026-07-09 and 2026-08-27. Licence entries are re-read on the regulator's register rather than carried forward from the previous version of the page.
Corrections
A figure that turns out to be wrong is corrected and reissued with its date, not silently overwritten. Where a correction changes a score or a position in a table, the change is visible rather than absorbed. If you can show that something here is wrong, the fastest route is the source: tell us what the figure should be and where it is stated.
What is not for sale
No position in any table is paid for. There is no promoted row, no sponsored placement and no package that moves a broker up a list — not above the fold, not below it, not labelled. The order of every table is produced by the formula set out in the methodology, and the only inputs to it are the six measured axes.
We do earn money when a reader opens an account through one of our links, and that is set out in full in the affiliate disclosure. The commercial relationship is attached after the ranking is computed. A broker that pays nothing and a broker that pays are scored by the same arithmetic on the same data, and a broker cannot buy its way out of a regulator warning being shown.
What this site is not
These pages are a reference, not advice. We do not know your circumstances and we do not recommend that you trade. Trading CFDs with leverage carries a high risk of losing money rapidly. We are not a broker, we do not hold client funds, and we do not pass your details to one.