Write to the desk

The address on this page reaches the editorial desk. What is worth writing about is a figure that looks wrong, a source that has moved or closed, a question about how the measurement is taken, or a correction. What the desk cannot answer is personal investment advice, help with a broker's account, or tips.

Email: editor@platformfactsza.pages.dev

What the desk can act on

A figure that looks wrong is worth writing about. The site republishes one measurement from named public sources, with the date and hour it was read. If a reader sees a row that does not match the source, the desk will check the source again and correct the row if it is wrong. The correction is dated, and the same source is linked under the table so the reader can check the figure at its publisher. The desk adds no verdict of its own; it only records what the source published at the time it was read.

A source that has moved or closed is also worth writing about. The site relies on links to the pages where the figures were first published. If a regulator changes its website or takes a page down, the link may no longer work. A reader who notices a dead link helps the desk keep the record useful. The desk will update the link or add a note that the source is no longer available at the old address. The measurement itself is not changed unless the source has published a new figure.

What happens to a correction

Corrections are the reason the address exists. When a reader writes to say a figure is wrong, the desk reads the source again. If the source says something different from what is shown on the page, the row is corrected and the correction is dated. The error is not hidden; the date of the correction appears with the row so a reader can see when the change was made. If the source itself has changed, the new figure is recorded with the new date and hour it was read.

The desk does not promise to correct every message the same day, but it does read every message sent to the address. A reader who writes about a figure that is wrong should include the name of the table and the row, or a link to the page. That helps the desk find the exact figure. If the desk finds no error, the figure stays as it is, but the question is still read and considered. The desk will not argue about a source's own published record; it only republishes what the source says.

What the desk cannot answer

The desk cannot give personal investment advice. It is not a broker, not an exchange, not a licensed adviser, and it holds no client money. Nothing on the site is a recommendation or an offer. The figures describe what things cost, not what a reader should do. A reader who asks whether to open an account, which broker to choose, or how much to invest will not get an answer from this desk. Those decisions belong to the reader, and the site does not take part in them.

The desk cannot help with a broker's account. It has no access to any reader's account, no login, and no ability to contact a broker on a reader's behalf. If a deposit is missing, a withdrawal is delayed, or a trade does not appear, the reader must take that up with the broker directly. The desk also cannot see a reader's bank or wallet, so it cannot tell a reader what happened to a payment. The site holds nothing of its own and stores nothing in the reader's browser.

The desk behind the figures

The responsibility for the figures sits with the editorial desk of Platform Facts SA. The desk reads the named public sources and republishes the measurement with the date and hour it was read. No single person is named as the author of the figures, because the measurement is the desk's work, not one person's opinion. When a reader writes to the address, the desk answers, not an individual. The desk's role is to keep the record accurate and to state plainly what it can and cannot do.

The site links to one broker, FxPro, through an affiliate link, and is paid a commission if a reader opens an account there. The reader pays nothing to this site and nothing extra at the broker. This is stated plainly because the reader should know how the site is funded. The site has no accounts, no login, no newsletter and no comment form. It sets no cookie of its own, runs no analytics, and stores nothing in the reader's browser. Writing to the address on this page reaches the desk, and corrections are the reason the address exists.