Partner disclosure

We may earn a commission from links to Olymp Trade. Trading carries risk of loss.

The short version

This site is free to read because it can earn a commission. If you follow a link from one of our pages to Olymp Trade and go on to open an account, the platform's partner programme may pay us a share of the revenue it later makes from that account. You never pay more, and nothing on your side of the transaction changes.

What that money does and does not buy

How partner links are marked

Commercial links are rendered through our own redirect and carry rel="sponsored nofollow noopener", which is how search engines are told the link is paid. They open in a new tab. Editorial links to a platform's own public pages are ordinary links and earn us nothing.

At the time of writing, no partner programme is active on this site and no commercial link is live. This disclosure is published in advance so that the funding model is clear from the first visit rather than announced after the fact.

What we are not

We are not Olymp Trade, we are not affiliated with its support team, and we cannot access, unlock, verify or refund anyone's account. If a page anywhere offers to recover lost funds for a fee, that is a second fraud aimed at people who have already lost money — it has nothing to do with us or with the platform.

Not financial advice

Everything here is general information about how a platform works and how to check it. It is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice, it takes no account of your circumstances, and it is not a recommendation to trade. Trading involves risk of loss; only stake money you can afford to lose, and take local advice if you are unsure whether a product is available to you where you live.

Questions about this disclosure, including which links on a given page are commercial, can go to our editorial address on the contact page.