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The rules behind these 6 pages: our sources, our checks and our commercial disclosure.

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Our commercial disclosure

This site is funded by partner links - opening an account through one may earn us a commission, and costs the reader nothing extra. This is editorial coverage, not advice, and we have no corporate relationship with Reliance Securities. No partner pays for a rating, a placement or a kind word - the assessment is written before the link is added, not after.

Where our facts come from

Everything factual on this site is checked against primary sources: the register of Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regulates exchange-traded currency derivatives; Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governs foreign exchange under FEMA 1999 and authorises Electronic Trading Platforms (ETPs). Currency derivatives trade on SEBI-recognised exchanges (NSE, BSE, MSE/Metropolitan Stock Exchange)., the broker's own legal documents, and its published trading conditions. Where a licence matters we point at the source: sebi.gov.in. Tax and transfer rules are taken from the official bodies that set them, not from forums (https://www.rbi.org.in).

What happens before we publish

Step 1

Nothing goes on the page until its source can be named.

Step 2

Where a figure cannot be confirmed we omit it; we do not round, average or infer it.

Step 3

Conditions that differ by country are read for India specifically, because a global page and a local account are rarely the same thing.

Updates and corrections

Every page shows when it was last reviewed, and the underlying India material was refreshed on 2026-07-07. We update the page and its date together. Manipulating publication dates is the opposite of what dates are for.

What this site is not

No guaranteed profits, no signals, no 'strategies that cannot lose': that language is a red flag, and we treat it as one. Ratings are not for sale, and documented problems stay on the page.

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