How we calculate our comparison
Our goal is to compare platforms in a reproducible way: anyone with access to the same public pages should arrive at the same score. That's why we use only binary or scaled criteria, with fixed rules, and cite the source of each data point.
The 7 criteria (90 points)
Minimum deposit
The lower the publicly stated minimum deposit, the higher the score: up to $5 = 15 pts; up to $10 = 12 pts; up to $20 = 8 pts; above that = 4 pts. No verified data = no score.
Demo account
Free demo account stated on the official site = 10 pts. Not stated = 0.
Platform availability
5 pts for each confirmed channel: web version, Android app, iOS app.
Payment information
Deposit methods clearly published = 10 pts; generic information = 5 pts; not found = 0.
Withdrawal information
Minimum withdrawal amount published = 5 pts; processing time published = 5 pts; fee policy published = 5 pts.
Customer support
24-hour support stated = 10 pts; support channel stated without hours = 5 pts; not found = 0.
Transparency
Legal company name and address published = 5 pts; regulation/legal entity verified = 5 pts; three or more official public sources found = 5 pts.
General rules
- Only what is verifiable scores. If information is not published on an official site, legal document or official platform dashboard, the criterion receives zero and the page shows "Not publicly confirmed".
- Insufficient data. If a platform has fewer than four verifiable criteria, we show "Insufficient data for evaluation" instead of a score.
- No opinion in the score. User experience, quality of service and reputation do not factor into the score, because we can't measure them reproducibly. We comment on these points only in text, when there is a public basis.
- Ties are shown in alphabetical order.
Data sources and review frequency
We prioritize, in this order: (1) the platform's legal documents (terms, payment/withdrawal policy, AML); (2) official FAQ and help pages; (3) homepage and official materials; (4) official partner dashboards. We do not use blogs, videos or third-party reviews as a source of factual data. Each platform page shows the date of the last verification; a general review takes place at least every 90 days or whenever a relevant change is identified.
Limitations
Conditions can change without notice and vary by country, payment method and account type. The score does not measure the safety of funds, the likelihood of profit or the company's reliability. Treat it as a starting point for your own verification.
How the information is organized
All data lives in a single structured database. When a field is updated, cards, table, ranking and the individual page are regenerated from it — this prevents discrepancies between sections of the site.
Last updated: 09/20/2026