Partner disclosure

Trade Compass PK is free to read, and it stays free because it is funded by affiliate commission rather than by subscriptions. This page explains how that works in plain terms, what it changes about our writing, and what it does not.

How this site earns

An affiliate arrangement means the platform pays the publisher a commission when a reader arrives through a tracked link and later opens or funds an account. It is the ordinary way independent guides in this category are funded, and it is not hidden here: where a link on this site is an affiliate link, it is marked as such, and it carries the technical attributes that tell search engines the same thing.

At the time of writing, no partner programme is connected to this site. Nothing you can click here pays us anything yet, and the buttons that would normally carry a partner link are simply switched off. That will change once a programme is in place, which is exactly why this page is written to be true either way: whenever an affiliate link is present, it is labelled, and the rest of this page describes the rules that apply to it.

What a commission costs you

Nothing. The commission is paid by the platform out of its own marketing budget. You do not pay a fee, a markup or a higher spread for arriving through a link on this site, and you do not get a worse deal than someone who typed the address into a browser. If anything, the terms are identical, because the link only tells the platform where you came from.

You are also never obliged to use one. Going directly to the platform's official website is always an option, and this site works the same for readers who do.

What a commission does not buy

This is the part that matters, so it is worth being blunt about it.

• No payment buys a verdict. Nobody can pay to be described as safe, regulated, trustworthy or recommended. A page says what the evidence supports and stops there.
• Commission does not change a single sentence. The wording of a guide is decided before any commercial question comes up, and it is not revisited afterwards.
• Gaps stay visible. Where something could not be confirmed, we say it could not be confirmed. The clearest example on this site is the regulatory question: the platform names no regulator on its own website, and the Pakistani registers could not be read while these guides were built. A commission would not make that gap smaller, and we do not write around it.
• No sponsored content, no paid placements. We do not accept paid paragraphs, guest posts, link insertions or requests to soften a page. Approaches of that kind are declined.
• Nobody reviews our copy. No platform, agency or partner sees a page before it is published or has any right to change it afterwards.

Why we still disclose it

A reader deciding where to put money is entitled to know how the person advising them gets paid. That is the whole principle, and it applies whether the commission is large, small or, as things stand today, not there at all. Plenty of Pakistani content about this brand is monetised the same way without saying so, and the difference between that and this page is the only real protection a reader has.

If you ever think a page here reads more warmly than the evidence deserves, say so through the contact page. That kind of message is taken seriously.

The risk this site never hides

Fixed-time and CFD trading carries a high risk of losing your capital, and many people who try it lose money rather than make it. Nothing on this site is financial advice, a recommendation to trade, or a suggestion that any outcome is likely for you. Only ever put in an amount you can afford to lose entirely, start on the free demo, and make your own checks before you fund a real balance. This site is for readers aged 18 and over.