Fact-Checking Policy
iGen Payments Fact-Checking Policy
iGen Payments provides information on international payment solutions and financial topics. We commit to delivering accurate and reliable content to our readers.
Our editorial team ensures all published articles meet high standards of factual integrity. This policy outlines our process for verifying information before publication.
Verification Process Before Publication
Every article published on iGen Payments undergoes a thorough verification process. Our editorial team reviews all content for accuracy before it goes live.
We cross-reference data points, statistics, and specific instructions, such as those related to Payoneer transactions or fund transfers. This includes checking names, dates, figures, and procedural steps for various platforms or countries.
Editors verify claims against trusted sources to ensure the information aligns with current financial practices and regulations in countries like the US, UAE, India, or Nigeria.
Types of Sources Prioritized
iGen Payments prioritizes authoritative and credible sources for all information presented. We aim to cite information directly from its origin.
- Primary sources: Official company websites (e.g., Payoneer’s official site for fee structures or policies), government financial regulators, central bank statements.
- Official documentation: Legal documents, terms of service from financial service providers, official statistical reports from recognized national bodies (e.g., for economic data in a specific country).
- Expert reports: Publications from reputable financial analysis firms or academic institutions specializing in international payments or economics.
How Claims Are Evaluated
We evaluate each claim based on its supporting evidence and source credibility. Editors consider the date of publication, the author’s expertise, and any potential biases of the source.
Information regarding Payoneer exchange rates, fees, or specific transaction steps, for example, must reflect current company policies. Claims about financial services or country-specific regulations are assessed for their up-to-date nature.
We check if the source directly supports the claim or if it requires interpretation. Unsubstantiated claims do not pass our review.
What Happens When a Claim Cannot Be Verified
If our editorial team cannot verify a claim using reliable sources, it will not be published. We remove any information that lacks sufficient factual backing.
In cases where information is evolving or based on future projections, we clearly state its speculative nature. We aim to present only confirmed facts to our readers.
Distinction Between Fact and Opinion
iGen Payments maintains a clear separation between factual reporting and editorial opinion. Our articles primarily present objective, verified information.
When an article includes expert commentary or analysis, we clearly attribute these as opinions. Such opinions represent the view of the individual or organization quoted, not necessarily iGen Payments.
Reader Reporting Process
We welcome our readers to help us maintain accuracy. If you identify an error or have concerns about the factual content of an article, please contact us.
Send an email to [email protected] with the subject line “Fact-Check Inquiry.” Include the article title, the URL, and specific details about the claim you believe is incorrect.
Our editorial team will investigate all reports promptly. If an error is confirmed, we will correct the article and issue an editor’s note where appropriate.
This policy was last updated: March 2026