How this site earns
Sites in this sector are usually paid by the platforms they write about. Readers deserve to know which kind of site they are reading before they weigh a single sentence, so here is ours, stated plainly.
Where we stand today
Access Desk is not enrolled in a Pocket Option partner programme. At the time of writing, no link on this site earns us anything, there are no tracked buttons, and no page is paid for. The two official addresses we name are named because a reader looking for the real login page needs them, not because anyone pays us to point at them.
If that changes
Affiliate funding is normal in this sector and we may take it. If we do, three things follow, and they are commitments rather than intentions:
- Every commercial link will carry
rel="sponsored nofollow"and be visibly presented as a link to the platform, not disguised as editorial navigation. - This page and the notice in the footer will be rewritten to say plainly that we are paid, before the first paid link goes live.
- Nothing else on the site changes. No page gets warmer, no risk passage gets softened, no regulatory record gets dropped.
A commission, if one ever exists, is paid by the platform out of its own margin. It never adds a cost to a reader and it never buys a favourable sentence here.
What we will not sell
We do not sell reviews, rankings, positive coverage, guest posts or link placements, and we do not accept payment to remove a risk explanation, a regulatory record or a critical sentence. We do not run signal groups, bots, trading courses, copy-trading services or "account management", and we do not promote anyone who does. Every one of those businesses eventually asks a reader for a login, which is the exact thing this site exists to tell you never to hand over.
What that means for you as a reader
Judge the pages by what they can be checked against. Where we state something as fact, we say where it comes from, usually the operator's own published pages or a public regulatory record, and we date it. Where a figure or a policy cannot be verified from outside, we say that instead of filling the gap. Nothing here is financial advice, and fixed-time options remain high-risk speculation in which most retail accounts lose money regardless of how anyone is funded.
If you think a passage reads as though it were paid for, tell us through the contact page and we will look at it again. More about how we work is on the editorial page.