Corrections Policy
Learn how PropCatalog handles corrections, outdated prop firm data, source conflicts, rule changes, and reader-submitted update requests.
Prop firm pages need a correction process because rules change. If a firm updates pricing, payout rules, platform support, account terms, or eligibility details, an older page can become incomplete even when it was accurate when published.
What We Correct
- Outdated account prices, fees, or cost descriptions.
- Changed payout requirements or withdrawal conditions.
- Incorrect platform support or market access descriptions.
- Rule explanations that no longer match current firm wording.
- Broken internal links, missing page references, or unclear navigation.
- Unsupported claims that should be softened, sourced, or removed.
How Corrections Are Reviewed
A correction should be checked against the strongest available source: the firm website, the firm help center, the account dashboard when available, dated public documentation, or a clearly documented editorial note. If evidence conflicts, the page should explain uncertainty rather than forcing a false conclusion.
| Correction type | Likely action | Verification needed |
|---|---|---|
| Minor wording issue | Edit the sentence and keep the page live. | Visible page check after update. |
| Outdated rule | Update the section and add a cautious note if needed. | Current firm source or dashboard evidence. |
| Unsupported claim | Remove, soften, or replace with verification guidance. | Claim review and live page check. |
| Major page mismatch | Refresh the page structure or create a better-intent page. | Search intent and internal-link review. |
How to Report an Issue
Readers can use the contact page to report a suspected issue. Useful reports include the page URL, the sentence or section in question, the current source that contradicts it, and the date the source was checked.
FAQs
Does PropCatalog delete pages when information changes?
Usually no. Most useful pages can be updated, clarified, or redirected only when a better page clearly replaces the old one.
How fast are corrections made?
Timing depends on source availability and issue severity. High-risk rule, cost, payout, and platform errors should be prioritized.
Can readers suggest corrections?
Yes. Reader reports are useful when they include a URL, source, and exact issue.
