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Publication accountability

Who maintains CryptoCardHQ.com

CryptoCardHQ.com is an independent crypto-card research publication. Its purpose is to make product terms easier to compare while preserving the conditions, uncertainty, and source trail behind each claim.

Current-domain statement

CryptoCardHQ.com is the only website maintained by this publication. CryptoCardHQ.news is no longer owned or controlled by this publisher. We cannot update, redirect, or correct content on that former domain. Information found there should not be treated as the current CryptoCardHQ.com publication.

What we are

A documented research desk, not a card issuer

We do not issue cards, hold customer funds, process applications, or provide financial, tax, or legal advice. Product availability and cardholder terms are controlled by each provider and its issuing partners.

The publication is maintained under the CryptoCardHQ editorial identity. We do not publish invented staff biographies or imply first-hand product testing where none is documented. When a future article includes hands-on testing, it must identify the test scope, date, country, and limitations.

Source responsibility

Provider terms, fee schedules, help-centre articles, and legal documents outrank promotional copy and third-party summaries.

Affiliate responsibility

Some outbound links may generate compensation. Payment cannot buy an indexable review, a ranking, or removal of a documented limitation.

Correction responsibility

Send the URL, disputed statement, and a primary source to support@cryptocardhq.com. Material corrections are dated on the affected page.

What changed

The .com edition is intentionally smaller

Earlier versions exposed a large set of highly similar category and article pages. The current publication keeps only a small, reviewed group eligible for indexing while legacy tools and directory routes are rebuilt. A URL is not added to the XML sitemap simply because the application can render it.

This is a quality-control decision: each indexable page must have a distinct purpose, visible sourcing, a current review date, and enough original analysis to stand independently.

Read the rules we use

The methodology explains source hierarchy, freshness labels, rankings, review terminology, corrections, and the standard a page must meet before it is submitted to search engines.