FTC 16 CFR Part 255 Compliant Disclosure

Affiliate Disclosure

Last Updated: June 23, 2026

Vextor Capital is reader-supported. Some links to brokers, exchanges, banks, and financial software on this site are affiliate or partner links: if you click through and open an account or make a purchase, we may earn a commission, at no additional cost to you. This page explains exactly how that works and how we protect editorial independence.

1. What This Means in Practice

When Vextor Capital has a commercial relationship with a broker, exchange, bank, or financial software provider, a link to that company's product may carry a tracking parameter that credits Vextor Capital if you go on to sign up or make a qualifying action. The price or terms you receive are never worse because you came through our link — in most cases, partner links exist specifically because the partner offered the same or better terms available directly.

Not every external link on Vextor Capital is an affiliate link. Links to regulators (SEC, FCA, ESMA), data sources (CoinGecko, FRED, Alpha Vantage), and news organizations are never monetized — they exist for sourcing and verification, consistent with our Editorial Policy.

2. Editorial Independence Comes First

Our calculators, guides, and comparisons are built to the same factual and sourcing standard regardless of whether a company mentioned has a commercial relationship with us. We do not accept payment in exchange for a positive review, a higher ranking, or the omission of risk information. If a product carries fees, risks, or limitations relevant to a reader's decision, we disclose them whether or not that product is a partner.

Commercial relationships are evaluated against the same criteria we use to decide whether to cover any financial product at all: regulatory standing in the markets it serves, fee transparency, and relevance to the topic at hand. A partnership is never a precondition for coverage, and coverage is never a precondition for a partnership.

3. How to Identify Affiliate Links

Where affiliate links appear in an article, tool, or comparison table, Vextor Capital marks them with a visible label such as "Partner" or "Sponsored," or discloses the relationship in a note near the top of the page. Pages that contain affiliate links also link back to this disclosure. If you cannot find a disclosure on a page where you believe one should exist, please tell us via the Contact page — that is a bug we want to fix.

4. Why We Disclose This

The US Federal Trade Commission's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials (16 CFR Part 255) require clear disclosure of any "material connection" between a publisher and a product it recommends, including paid commissions. We apply the same disclosure standard across all markets Vextor Capital serves (EN, ES, DE, IT, FR), not only where it is legally required, because it is a baseline trust requirement for any site publishing YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) financial content.

5. No Personalized Advice, Affiliate or Otherwise

Whether or not a link is an affiliate link, nothing on Vextor Capital is personalized financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Suitability depends on your individual circumstances. See our full Risk Disclosure before acting on anything you read here, partner-linked or not.

6. Categories of Products That May Carry Affiliate Links

Consistent with the topics we already cover editorially, affiliate or partner links may eventually appear next to coverage of: brokerages and investment platforms (stocks, ETFs); cryptocurrency exchanges; banks and savings/checking account providers; budgeting, net-worth-tracking, and personal finance software; and tax preparation tools. We do not currently name specific partners on this page because the list changes as relationships are added or removed — the live, accurate signal is always the disclosure label on the specific page or tool you are reading, not this general list.

We will never add a paid placement, broker, or exchange to our content that fails the regulatory and fee-transparency screening described in Section 2, regardless of the commission offered.

7. Affiliate Tracking and Cookies

Affiliate links typically include a tracking parameter or set a short-lived cookie so the partner can attribute a signup or purchase back to Vextor Capital. This mechanism does not give us access to your account details, balance, or any personal financial data held by the partner — we only know that a referral occurred. Tracking cookies used for this purpose are covered under our Cookie Policy, and you can block or clear them at any time through your browser settings without losing access to any content on this site.

8. Changes to This Disclosure

We may update this disclosure as our commercial relationships evolve. The date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision. Material changes to how we handle affiliate relationships will be reflected here first.

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