How this site is paid for

This page explains where the site's money comes from, because you are entitled to know whether anything financial could be steering what you read.

Current position

Selat Riset is not currently enrolled in a Pocket Option affiliate programme and receives no commission from that platform. There are no affiliate links on this site, no tracking links, and no button that takes you into a commission-bearing sign-up. The one outbound link to the platform's official site is an ordinary editorial reference on the home page, and it carries no commission either.

We write this down because it could change. If this site ever joins an affiliate programme, this page is the first one that will be updated, and the disclosure will also appear in the footer of every page.

How the affiliate model works, in general

On review sites of this kind, the publisher is typically paid when a reader clicks a particular link and then opens an account or deposits. The model itself is not a bad thing — sites have to be funded — but it creates an obvious incentive: the more readers who sign up, the more the publisher earns. That incentive is exactly why so many sites in this niche read like a brochure.

Our rules

Commission or no commission, the following rules apply here and are not negotiable:

What still holds

This site is not your financial adviser and gives no personal recommendations. We hold no account on the platforms we cover and run no hands-on tests, so there are no experience claims on any page. Terms, payment methods and fees in this sector change without notice, so always check the platform's official pages before deciding anything.

Fixed-time options are a high-risk product. Capital can be lost in full and quickly, and most retail accounts in this product category lose money. No funding arrangement changes that.