Editorial policy

1. Accuracy and sources

• Primary sources first. For tax and regulation that means the Income Tax Act, CBDT circulars, FIU-IND and RBI notices, and SEBI releases. For platforms it means the exchange's own fee and help pages. For news it means the original report, which we link at the foot of every news story.
• Numbers are dated. Fees, tax rates and limits change. Guides and reviews show when they were last checked, and we re-check them when rules change (for example after each Union Budget).
• Market data such as prices, market cap, volume and the sentiment indices comes from public APIs and refreshes automatically. It may be delayed and should not be relied on for executing trades.

2. How we use AI

We use AI tools to help research, summarise sources and draft text, and to generate the AI forecasts. Every article says it is AI-assisted. Before an article is published, it is checked for facts and figures against the sources, for links and dates, and for anything that could mislead a reader about risk. AI forecasts are published with their stop-loss and position size, and they are all scored on a public scorecard, including the losses.

3. Independence

• Rankings, verdicts and “best for” picks can't be bought. Reviews score every platform on the same published criteria: FIU-IND registration, rupee deposits and withdrawals, total fees, security record and tax reporting.
• Any paid or affiliate link is labelled and marked rel="sponsored". Our current status is on how we make money.
• We don't cover token presales, fixed-return schemes or platforms that aren't registered with FIU-IND, except to warn readers about them.

4. Not advice

Our content is educational and general. It is not financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and it doesn't know your circumstances. For a tax return or a large decision, speak to a chartered accountant or a SEBI-registered adviser. Articles on risky topics such as futures, leverage, meme coins or P2P trading explain the risks before any how-to steps.

5. Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it. Email info@bestcryptoindia.com or use the contact page with the page link and what is wrong. We aim to review reports within two working days. A factual correction that changes the meaning of an article is noted at the end of it.

6. Who's responsible

Best Crypto India is run by its founder, Gaurav Vyas, who reviews articles before they go out. Articles are published by our two desks, BCI Research (guides, tax, reviews) and the BCI News Desk (market and regulation news). Read more about us.