How we write and check a guide

We start with a question someone could have while reading an order or preparing an account. A guide should leave the reader with a useful next check, rather than a longer list of terms to memorise.

Choose a question with a practical answer

Tracepu covers account preparation, trading-pair units, open and partially filled orders, fees and records. We do not fill the site with price predictions or claims of a sure return. A registration code is not an answer to every problem.

When a term is necessary, explain it where it first appears. A limit order, for example, gives the exchange a price condition for a buy or sell; it does not promise that someone will trade with you at that price.

Go back to the source

• Check platform rules and fields against current official help, developer documentation or the actual public API.
• State relevant conditions and checking dates for changeable information such as fees, limits and availability.
• If a source has moved, redirects or cannot be read, keep that limitation visible rather than guessing its contents from a URL.
• Show enough inputs and arithmetic for a reader to repeat a teaching calculation.

Citing a source supports a particular explanation. It does not establish an official relationship between Tracepu and the source's publisher.

Keep examples separate from evidence

Teaching figures are labelled as examples. Illustrations are not described as photographs of a real account. We do not invent trades, returns, professional licences, years of experience or exchange endorsements to make an explanation appear more credible.

The Tracepu editorial team is the site's editorial byline. The about page explains what that responsibility covers.

How AI helps

AI can help organise an outline, simplify a sentence, look for contradictions and suggest facts that need checking. It cannot supply firsthand experience or replace a primary source.

The editorial team decides what to use, change or remove and remains responsible for the published result. Numbers, platform rules, privacy data flows and referral conditions need checks against sources or actual behaviour. Errors involving AI-assisted material follow the same corrections process as other errors.

Keep the financial interest visible

Tracepu may receive commissions from referral links. That is not a reason to prescribe a conclusion or omit a risk. Where a referral link appears, its possible financial benefit to this site is disclosed nearby. An offer is described with its conditions and maximum, not as a universal entitlement.

The affiliate disclosure explains the commercial interest. The risk page covers the limits of the information and tool.

Maintain the explanation

When a platform changes a field or rule, an update should reflect the current evidence and checking date. A substantive mistake in published content needs the treatment described on the corrections page. Minor edits that do not change meaning can be handled directly.

Readers can use the contact page to report an issue. We do not promise a particular reply time.

Leave the decision with the reader

A guide should distinguish a platform requirement, an arithmetic example and a decision that depends on personal circumstances. Tracepu does not choose assets, amounts or trading times, and does not help bypass location or identity restrictions. Understanding the steps can also lead someone to decide not to trade.