Programme
Review bounty
A programme for verified trader experience — the kind backed by an account, a payout receipt or a rule screenshot, rather than a rating with nothing behind it.
Planned — not open yet
The terms below are what Rex commits to when the programme opens. Nothing here accepts a submission today, and no page pretends otherwise.
How it would work
- STEP 1
Write from a real account
A useful review says which plan, which account size, how long the account ran and what actually happened at payout.
- STEP 2
Attach proof
A payout confirmation or a dashboard screenshot, with personal details removed. Proof is what separates a review from an opinion.
- STEP 3
Published with its evidence state
Reviews would carry whether proof was attached and verified, so a reader can weigh them without guessing.
The terms Rex commits to
Written before the programme exists, so they cannot be quietly softened once money is involved.
- No review bounty is paid by this planned programme. Any future reward requires published terms.
- Review moderation and any future reward eligibility are separate decisions.
- Firms cannot pay to remove, delay or reorder a review.
- Database-backed reviews are signed-in submissions published after moderation. Illustrative reviews must carry a preview label.
Questions
- What does a published review mean?
- A database-backed review passed moderation; that does not verify every statement in it. An illustrative module is labelled separately. A review does not prove bounty participation.
- Would a firm see who wrote a review?
- Firms would be able to reply publicly, as they can on any review surface. Rex would not hand over a reviewer's identity.