Affiliate notice
Mirador Review is an independent editorial outlet and is free for the people who read it. This page explains how the site is funded, what the exact situation is today, and the rules we follow so that the commercial side never touches what a review says.
How the site is funded
The intended model is affiliation. When a site like this one takes part in a platform's partner programme, it may earn a commission if a reader follows one of its links and opens an account. That commission is paid by the platform out of its acquisition budget: the reader pays nothing extra, the terms of their account do not change, and nothing they sign up for costs a different amount because they arrived from here.
The situation today
It is worth stating plainly: no partner programme is enrolled at the moment, so there is no commercial link on the site today. None of the pages you are reading earns affiliate income, and there is no agreement awaiting signature with Pocket Broker, with Pocket Option or with any other platform.
We publish this page anyway for two reasons: so you know what the model would be if that changes, and because an affiliate notice that only appears on the day money enters the picture is worth considerably less.
What changes once a programme is active
- Links pointing at a platform we have an agreement with will be marked as commercial links, both for the reader and for search engines.
- This page will be updated with the date the agreement takes effect and the name of the platform involved.
- The short notice will keep appearing in the footer of every page, as it does now.
- What is already written will not be rewritten to favour a new partner. If a text changes, it will be because the underlying fact changed.
Commercial does not decide editorial
An affiliate agreement does not buy an assessment. Nobody outside the desk reviews, approves or corrects our texts before publication, and no platform is entitled to demand a change on the strength of paying us.
That promise is easy to keep because we do not publish what we cannot support: we give no scores, no stars, no rankings and no verdicts. We do not test platforms, we do not audit their systems, we do not open accounts, and we neither deposit nor withdraw money. We describe what an operator publishes on its own pages and in the official listings for its apps, with the date on which we read it, and we also point out what it does not publish. A reader can therefore check every statement independently.
If you spot a sentence that looks written to sell rather than to inform, tell us through Write to us and we will review it.
Risk
Trading binary options, digital options and other fixed-time products involves significant risk and can result in the loss of the invested capital. This is the central fact of the category and we neither qualify it nor hide it: a wrong forecast loses the amount staked on that trade, and the result of a practice account does not anticipate that of an account with real money. Trade only with money you can afford to lose entirely.
None of this is advice
Mirador Review's content is informational and does not constitute financial, investment, legal or tax advice, nor a recommendation to buy, sell or sign up for any product. The rules that apply to this kind of product vary by country and change over time; check your own situation with a qualified professional before trading.
This site is addressed exclusively to people over 18 years of age.