Each article names its author. Read the sources, dates and limitations alongside the byline: authorship alone does not establish that a service was personally tested.
Read the sources, dates and limits stated in the particular article. The scope varies: some articles examine public statements on a specific website; others explain what evidence would be needed where a provider has not been authenticated. A general regulator resource is not a brand-specific register finding. We do not claim to have searched every regulator for every review.
An unknown status means the stated questions remain unresolved. Similar names are not automatically treated as the same operator, and a page describing a feature is evidence of a claim rather than proof that the feature works. The current reviews do not report funded account or withdrawal tests.
2dots offers optional commercial provider matching and may receive referral compensation. That creates a commercial interest. A request to be contacted is separate from the editorial assessment and is not a recommendation or regulatory approval. See the funding page for the matching and newsletter distinction.