Affiliate disclosure
Radar Austral makes money from affiliate links. We say it here, in the first line, because it is the right thing to do and because it changes nothing about what you will read on the rest of the site.
What it means in practice
Some links to IQ Option on this site are affiliate links. If you open an account after passing through one of them, the operator may pay us a commission. You do not pay more for it: the price, the terms and the minimum amounts are exactly the same as if you had typed the address by hand.
What does not change
- Verified figures are published with their source and date; unverified ones are flagged as such or not published at all. A commission does not move that line.
- The uncomfortable points stay in. The absence of CMF registration, verification waits and the risk of loss are explained in the relevant guides, not buried.
- We promise no outcomes. Nothing on this site suggests that trading is a reliable source of income, because it is not.
- We publish no invented experience. We have not opened accounts or timed withdrawals, and we will not claim otherwise.
How to spot a commercial link
Commercial links carry the appropriate technical attributes (sponsored nofollow) and open in a new tab. Internal links to our own guides are never commercial.
Editorial independence
IQ Option does not review, approve or edit our content before publication, and has no way to pull it. If a fact stops being true tomorrow, it gets corrected, commercial agreement or not.
Risk
Trading CFDs and digital options carries a high level of risk and can lead to the total loss of deposited capital. This site gives no financial, tax or legal advice. Before depositing, check the current terms on the platform and consider starting with the demo account.