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Who We Are and How We Review EightCap for Nigerian Readers

An independent editorial team explaining where our facts come from, how we pay for this work, and what a review can and cannot do for you.

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Start From Where You Actually Stand

You are in Nigeria, you have a broker's name in front of you, and you want to know whether the thing is worth your time before you hand over any documents or money. That is the situation this site was built for. We are an independent editorial team that reviews EightCap for readers in Nigeria. We are not the broker. We are not affiliated with the broker. We do not open accounts, take deposits, place trades, or give financial advice, and nothing on this site should be read as a recommendation to trade or to hand your money to anyone.

What we do is read, check, and write. We take the broker's published terms and spread the work of understanding them over plain pages, so that a reader who is deciding where to put their attention does not have to reconstruct the picture alone at midnight. The review is a starting point for your own questions, not a substitute for them.

Show Where the Facts Come From

Every factual claim on this site has a source we can point to. The main sources are the broker's own published documents: the client agreement, the risk disclosures, the fee schedule, the product and leverage pages, and the terms attached to any account type we describe. Where a claim rests on a public register or a regulator's published list, we say so and link to it. Where something is our reading of the documents rather than a quoted line, we mark it as our reading.

Checking is a separate step from writing. A claim is drafted, then checked against the source again by someone who did not draft it, and the check is repeated when the broker changes its terms. We date our pages because a review that was accurate last year may be wrong today, and we would rather show you the date than pretend the picture is fixed. If we cannot verify something, we leave it out or say plainly that it is unverified. We do not fill gaps with guesses, and we do not repeat a claim just because other sites carry it.

Pay for the Work Without Selling Verdicts

This site is funded by advertising and by commercial arrangements that are kept separate from the editorial side. Money comes in from display space and from referral arrangements that pay us when a reader follows a link from this site and opens an account. Those arrangements do not buy a verdict. No one pays us to raise a score, to remove a criticism, or to time a review around a launch. The editorial team decides what the review says, and the people handling commercial arrangements do not see a draft before it is published or get to change it afterwards.

We think you should be able to see the difference between what we are paid for and what we conclude, so we say it here rather than bury it. If a page carries a commercial link, it is marked. The presence of that link tells you how the site keeps running. It does not tell you what we think of the broker, and it should never be read as an endorsement.

Accept What a Review Cannot Do

A review can tell you what the published documents say, how the fees are structured, what the account terms require, and where the language is vague or where a condition deserves a second look. It cannot tell you whether this broker is right for you. That depends on your circumstances, your tolerance for risk, your experience, and what you are actually trying to do, none of which we know. Reading a review is not the same as doing your own checks, and it is not the same as taking advice from someone qualified to give it.

There are also things we will not do. We will not tell you that you will make money, because no one can honestly promise that. We will not describe the broker as safe, regulated in a way we have not verified, or endorsed by anyone. We will not invent a licence number, a registration, an address, or a contact detail to make a page look complete. We will not rank the broker against named competitors in a league table, and we will not publish a claim we cannot source. If you need to reach us, use the contact form on this site. If you need advice about your money, speak to someone licensed to give it.

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