Disclosure and the editorial rules we follow

Where the code and the link are

The English edition carries one invite code — OK6698, in the block near the top of the home page — and one promotion link, in the body of the Nigeria page, in the section on fees and ID checks. That is the whole list. If you register with the code, or sign up through the link, we may earn a commission from OKX, and you normally don’t pay more than you otherwise would. We keep the count deliberately small: no links in the navigation, the footer or any list page, never more than one on a page, and the link is marked as a promotion where it sits.

You will also see OKX named on pages that carry nothing at all — no code, no link. That is editorial: it is one of the services people actually use for the local-money-to-dollar step, and leaving it unnamed would make a page less useful, not more neutral. Naming a service is not a recommendation to sign up, and the commission never buys the mention or moves a rating.

How we treat the services we name

We mention an exchange for one specific job — turning local money into a digital dollar (a “stablecoin” such as USDT) to fund a crypto-backed card — and only where the service is available and local rules allow it. Here’s the deal we hold ourselves to:

• It’s presented as one real option, not the only one. We show direct bank/debit funding first wherever it’s available.
• We show real pros and cons, the fees (a small cut on the exchange, plus a transfer fee), and the ID-check requirement — not just the upside.
• We geo-gate it. On content aimed at markets where availability or local rules are not clear enough (for example our Pakistan page), we don’t name a specific exchange at all.
• Money never changes a rating. If a service stopped being useful, we’d drop it from the page.

Our Chinese-language pages carry their own single clearly labelled promotion link, disclosed on the page that holds it. Neither edition’s link has any bearing on what you read here.

What this site is not

• Not financial or investment advice. We don’t predict cryptocurrency prices or promise returns; stablecoins appear only as a short-lived dollar bridge.
• Not a bank, issuer, money-services business, or tax adviser.
• Not affiliated with OpenAI, Valve (Steam), Google, or Meta. Product names belong to their owners.
• Not a legal loophole. We don’t help with sanctions violations, fraud, identity misuse, or deceiving a merchant’s risk checks.

Accuracy and your responsibility

We work hard to keep data current and dated, but card and merchant rules change, and availability differs by country. Always confirm current fees, terms, legality and tax obligations for your own situation before acting. Information here is provided in good faith, without warranty, and you use it at your own discretion.

Contact

Corrections, questions or press enquiries: gzs30@dollarferry.com. We read everything and update the site when readers catch something we missed.