Corrections
How to tell us something is wrong, what happens next, and how long it takes.
Prop firm terms change without notice and we get things wrong. The useful question is not whether a comparison site has errors — it is whether it fixes them, how fast, and whether it says so afterwards. This page is the commitment.
Email admin@myfxkit.com
Include the firm, the field you believe is wrong, and where the correct value can be seen — ideally a link to the firm’s own page. A screenshot helps but the source link is what lets us verify it.
You do not need an account, and you do not need to explain who you are.
Reviewed within 7 days
We will review any reported error within 7 days. That is deliberately a number we can keep rather than an impressive one — a promise of 24 hours we miss half the time is worth less than a week we always meet.
If you are right, we fix the data and the change appears in the change log. If we cannot verify your correction from a primary source, we will say so rather than quietly ignoring it.
We need the firm’s own source
A correction is applied when it can be traced to the firm’s own published material — its rules page, terms, or help centre — or to a regulator or registry. See the editorial policy for the full ordering.
We cannot apply a correction on the strength of a screenshot alone, because we have no way to check when it was taken or whether it was edited. That is not distrust of you; it is the same standard we apply to our own research.
Material corrections are logged, not silently patched
If a published figure was wrong in a way that could have changed someone’s decision — a price, a drawdown rule, a licensing status — the fix is recorded in the change log with what it was and what it became.
Quietly editing a number and moving on is the easier option and we have decided against it. A comparison site that never appears to be wrong is either extraordinarily lucky or not telling you something.
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