How we make money

TradeVerdikt is an independent publisher and is not affiliated with Pocket Option; our funding model is affiliate partnerships, and this site takes part in the Pocket Option partner programme: links to the platform here are affiliate links, and if you open an account through one we may be paid a commission at no extra cost to you. Fixed-time and digital options carry a high risk of losing your capital.

What funds this site

TradeVerdikt is a commercial publisher. Sites like this one have one business model: affiliate marketing. A publisher sends a reader to a broker, and if that reader opens an account the publisher may be paid a commission or a share of what the broker earns from that client. Assume that model is in play on any broker review site you read, including this one, and read accordingly.

At the time of publication this site is enrolled in the Pocket Option partner programme. The platform links and sign-up buttons on these pages are affiliate links: they run through a redirector, and a reader who opens an account through one can earn us a commission. If that changes, this page changes with it, and the funding line stays visible in the footer of every page.

What a partnership does not buy

A commercial relationship — present or future — does not buy a rating, a ranking or a softened conclusion. The most inconvenient facts on this site are exactly the ones a partner would want removed: the platform operates offshore, it holds no Bank of Russia licence, and so a Russian client has no local protection, no compensation scheme and no national route for a complaint. Those lines stay regardless of who is paying.

What we do not do

We do not accept payment for a positive review, we do not sell placement in comparison tables, and we do not publish advertising dressed up as editorial. We have not opened or funded a live account with this broker and we never write as if we had.

Your side of it

Nothing here is financial, tax or legal advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to trade. Fixed-time options are high-risk: losing the full amount deposited is a normal outcome. Confirm current terms, fees and restrictions on the operator's own pages, and only risk money you can afford to lose in full.