Editorial Policy
Last updated: 1 July 2026
This Editorial Policy governs how Tradora creates, reviews, publishes, and maintains all educational content — including blog articles, learning guides, platform documentation, AI-generated feedback, and any other written material on tradora.in.
Tradora is a YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) adjacent platform — our content touches on financial markets and trading concepts. We take our editorial responsibility seriously and are committed to publishing only accurate, balanced, helpful content that serves our users' genuine learning needs.
1. Editorial Mission
Our editorial mission is simple: to publish original, accurate, and practically useful educational content that helps Indian retail investors and aspiring traders understand financial markets. Every piece of content we publish must serve the learner — not our commercial interests, not SEO rankings, not any third-party sponsor.
We measure the success of editorial content by whether a reader genuinely learns something useful that helps them make more informed and thoughtful decisions about their trading education journey.
2. What We Cover
Tradora's editorial content focuses exclusively on:
- Trading education: how stock markets work, what different order types mean, how technical and fundamental analysis are applied
- Market concepts: explanations of indices, derivatives, options pricing, risk metrics, and market microstructure
- Platform guides: how to use Tradora's tools effectively to maximise your learning
- Risk awareness: realistic discussion of the risks involved in live trading and why education and practice matter
- Financial literacy: foundational concepts around markets, investing, and the Indian regulatory environment (SEBI, NSE, BSE, SEBI guidelines)
What we do not cover: We do not publish stock picks, buy/sell recommendations, price targets, trading signals, or any content that could be interpreted as investment advice. Such content would be inappropriate for a platform that is not a SEBI-registered research analyst or investment adviser.
3. Content Standards
All content published on Tradora must meet the following standards before publication:
Accuracy
All factual claims must be verifiable. Statistics, regulatory references, and market data must be sourced from credible primary sources (SEBI, NSE, BSE, RBI, academic research). We do not publish unverified claims.
Originality
Every article is written originally for Tradora. We do not republish, paraphrase, or copy content from other sources without attribution. AI-generated text is never published directly — it may be used as a research or drafting aid, but all published content is written and reviewed by human editors who are accountable for its accuracy.
Educational Value
Content must be genuinely useful to readers at the relevant experience level. We explicitly address: "What will the reader know or be able to do after reading this that they could not before?" If an article cannot answer this question, it is not published.
Balance and Fairness
We present multiple perspectives on contested topics in market analysis. We do not advocate for any specific trading strategy, technical indicator, or investment approach as superior. Where evidence is mixed, we say so.
Accessibility
We write for our audience — primarily Indian retail investors and trading beginners — using clear language and avoiding unnecessary jargon. Where technical terms are required, they are defined in plain language.
4. Author and Reviewer Standards
All Tradora editorial content is written by contributors with relevant knowledge of Indian financial markets, and reviewed by at least one senior editor before publication. Our review process checks for:
- Factual accuracy and source verification
- Absence of investment advice or buy/sell recommendations
- Appropriate disclaimers where required
- Grammatical correctness and clarity
- Originality (plagiarism check)
- Compliance with our Disclaimer
Author credentials are listed on each article where applicable. Any article on technical or advanced topics will note the author's relevant background.
5. Corrections and Updates
We are committed to correcting errors promptly. If we identify or receive notification of a factual error in published content:
- Minor corrections (typos, broken links, outdated figures) are made immediately and noted at the bottom of the article with the correction date.
- Material factual corrections are clearly marked at the top of the article explaining what was changed and why.
- In exceptional cases where an article is fundamentally incorrect or misleading, it will be unpublished rather than corrected in place.
All articles display a "Last updated" date so readers can assess the currency of information. Articles covering time-sensitive topics (regulatory changes, market structure changes) are reviewed for accuracy at least annually.
6. Conflicts of Interest
Tradora does not accept sponsored content, advertorial, or paid placement in our editorial articles. Our educational content is entirely independent of our commercial relationships. When Tradora references its own features in educational content (e.g., explaining how to use our options simulator), this is clearly in the context of platform guidance, not hidden promotion.
Tradora may display Google AdSense advertisements on editorial pages. These advertisements are served contextually by Google and do not influence our editorial content in any way.
7. Mandatory Disclaimers
All content related to trading strategies, market analysis, or specific instruments must include the following disclaimer:
"This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a trading recommendation, or a buy/sell signal for any security. Tradora is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. For personalised financial guidance, consult a qualified SEBI-registered professional."
This disclaimer is automatically added to all blog posts and learning guides on the platform.
8. Reader Feedback and Reporting
We welcome feedback on our editorial content. If you believe an article contains an error, is misleading, or violates this Editorial Policy, please contact us:
- Email: support@tradora.in — subject: "Editorial Feedback: [Article Title]"
- Contact form: tradora.in/contact
We investigate all editorial feedback and respond within 5 business days.
9. Changes to This Policy
This Editorial Policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in our editorial processes, regulatory requirements, or content standards. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date.