What we cover
The OnFin Blog publishes educational content on forex, CFDs, trading platforms, and the regulatory environment retail traders operate in. We do not publish personalised investment advice, trade signals, or recommendations to buy or sell any specific instrument. Every article is informational and aimed at improving the reader's understanding of market mechanics and risk.
Sources and citations
Each article cites primary sources where possible — central bank releases (Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, RBA), regulators (ESMA, FCA, MAS, CFTC, SEC), the BIS, and the IMF. Statistics on retail-trader outcomes are drawn from regulator filings, not broker marketing material. We do not link to or cite competitor brokers as authorities.
Author and review process
Every article carries a byline that links to the author's profile. Long-form trading guides are reviewed by a second editor before publication, with a focus on factual accuracy, the absence of guaranteed-profit claims, and the presence of a visible risk disclosure. Each article is dated with both a publish date and a last-reviewed date.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we correct the article in place and add a note at the bottom describing what changed and when. Material corrections (factual errors, outdated regulation references) are corrected within one business day of being flagged. To report an error, email editorial@onfin.io.
Editorial independence
OnFin is a forex and CFD broker, and the blog is published on company infrastructure. The editorial desk operates independently of the marketing team: product mentions appear only when contextually relevant (e.g. a guide on MT5 may link to the OnFin MT5 page), are limited to one or two per article, and never replace primary-source citations. We do not accept paid placements or sponsored posts.
Questions or corrections — email editorial@onfin.io.