Editorial & Advertising Policy

Testing before publishing

A Hashlore guide describes something its writer has done, not something read elsewhere.

• Every step is carried out on the app, device or network the guide names, and the version tested is noted.
• Screenshots are our own and show the screen as it looked on the test date.
• Fees, limits and waiting times are the ones we observed, with a link to the provider's page for the current figures.
• Where a step can lose funds if done wrong, the warning sits directly above that step.

Keeping guides current

The "last updated" date on a guide is the last day we walked through it again or changed its instructions. Fixing a typo does not move the date.

A guide we can no longer verify, because a product shut down or changed beyond recognition, is rewritten or taken down instead of being left to mislead.

Guides are not advice

Hashlore shows how a tool works. It does not recommend assets, and nothing here is financial, tax or legal advice. Tax rules differ by country; check yours with a qualified professional.

Fixing an error

If a step is wrong or out of date, we correct the guide, move the "last updated" date and, when the mistake could have cost a reader money, add a note saying what changed. Report problems to contact@hashlore.com.

Who writes here

Guides are written and edited by Hashlore staff only. Companies whose products appear in a guide do not see it in advance and cannot ask for changes other than factual corrections, which we check ourselves.

No sponsored guides

Hashlore does not sell guides, rankings or mentions. A product is covered because readers need to use it, and a comparison lists the options in the order our testing supports.

If a link on this site ever earns Hashlore a commission, the page will say so next to the link and the link will carry rel="sponsored".