No affiliate links, anywhere
We do not use affiliate links, referral codes or tracking parameters. If you click through to an exchange or a wallet from a guide, nobody pays us for it. That is the whole point: an explanation you can trust is one written by someone who does not get paid more when you sign up.
We name platforms, we do not recommend them
You cannot explain how to buy crypto in a given country without naming the places you can buy it. So we name them, and we describe them factually: which countries they serve, which payment methods they support, what level of verification they ask for, how long they have been operating.
What you will not find here is a ranking, a score, a "best of" list or a button that says "get started". Those are sales devices, not information.
How entries are chosen
A platform is listed if it has been operating for years at meaningful scale and if we can verify what we write about it. Every entry in the directory carries the year it launched, its jurisdiction where known, and the date we last checked it. A listing is not an endorsement, and being absent from the directory is not an accusation.
Sponsored content
Some pages are paid placements. They are labelled Sponsored above the headline, on every card that links to them, and in the page itself. Sponsored content appears only in the blog. It never appears in Basics, in the risk checklist, or on a country page, and it never changes a single word of what those pages say.
Advertisers do not get to review our editorial pages before publication, and they do not get to remove a warning that concerns them.
How we handle risk
Everything on this site that describes a way to earn money also describes how that way fails. We do not publish expected returns, we do not publish price predictions, and we do not tell anyone what to buy. When something is a common vector for fraud, we say so plainly, whoever operates it.
Corrections
Every page shows the date it was last checked. When something changes — a platform leaves a market, a rule changes, a rate moves — we update the page and move that date. If you find something wrong, tell us and we will fix it and say that we did.
What this site is not
It is not financial advice, it is not tax advice, and it is not a substitute for reading the terms of any service you use. We are explaining how things work. What you do with your money is your decision.
Who writes this, and where the material comes from
CryptoGloria is written by a small editorial team, and the pages carry no personal bylines. For a reference site what matters is not who typed a sentence but whether the sentence is still true, so every page carries the date it was last checked instead of a name.
The material comes from three places, in this order of preference. Documentation, terms and announcements published by the platforms and regulators themselves. Public on-chain and regulatory records. And the questions people actually ask when something has already gone wrong — which shaped the structure of this site more than anything else did.
Where a general search returns a dozen articles that copy each other, we go to the primary document instead and cite it. Several pages here say the opposite of what the popular guides say, and the citation is how you can check which of us is right.
Corrections are welcome and are free. If something here about your company or your country is wrong, tell us through the contact page and we will check it against the source and fix it, whether or not you have ever paid us anything.
Last checked 19 Oct 2026.