Editorial Policy

Source hierarchy

Primary sources	Provider websites, referral terms, promotion pages, help centers, FAQ pages, legal terms, support articles, and app-facing instructions.
Secondary sources	Used only for context and not as proof for referral rewards, eligibility, verification rules, or supported countries.
Excluded sources	Coupon sites, referral marketplaces, forum posts, and user-submitted codes are not used to verify provider offer terms.
Unknown details	If official documentation does not answer a question, the page should say what remains unanswered instead of filling the gap.

Review official provider documentation before describing a referral reward, promo rule, payment method, country list, or verification step.
Document provider-specific variation when terms differ by country, corridor, customer type, time-limited campaign, or payment method.
Avoid guarantees: referral codes, promo codes, welcome bonuses, and signup rewards can depend on provider eligibility checks.
Use only Bonus Foundry-owned referral codes or referral links when a page displays a code or link.

Independence	Bonus Foundry is independent and is not an official website of any listed money transfer or fintech provider.
Referral support	Bonus Foundry may receive a referral reward if a user signs up or transfers through a listed Bonus Foundry-owned referral code or link and meets provider requirements.
No paid listings	Bonus Foundry does not accept paid provider rankings, user-submitted referral codes, or referral marketplace submissions.
No fake expertise	The site does not claim licenses, certifications, or individual expert credentials that have not been verified.

Update frequency	High-impact provider, corridor, and referral pages are reviewed when official terms change or during periodic content review.
Last reviewed	Pages display a reviewed-by line and a last reviewed date when the shared review module is used.
Corrections	Readers can report outdated, unclear, or incorrect information through the contact page.
Change handling	When a provider changes terms by country or promotion, the page should preserve that nuance rather than flattening it into one universal rule.