TraderJury changes in small, documented steps. When a change affects what readers see — new pages, new languages, a case that reached its outcome — it belongs in a short update like this one rather than in the pages themselves. This is the first of these updates.
Three guides and two tools now read natively in nine languages
The guides how to verify a broker licence , trading costs beyond the spread and why a high win rate can still lose money , together with the pivot point calculator and the broker finder , had been rewritten in English after their first translation round. Until now their German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese and Swedish versions showed most of that text in English, so we kept them out of search results.
They are fully translated again and back in the language sitemaps. Norwegian already had the current versions. Every translation is machine-drafted and then checked automatically against the English source: numbers, dates, ratios, brand and regulator names, licence references and the risk wording must be identical, and the English page stays the source of record. If a sentence reads oddly in your language, the language switcher on every page opens the English original.
Every ranking hub now explains how it ranks
The review directory and each of the seven category hubs — brokers , prop firms , platforms , indicators , signal providers , copy trading and education — carry a short section under the ranking that says what the composite score is made of: 50 percent verified trader ratings, 25 percent TraderJury editorial assessment and 25 percent ratings from relevant external platforms, and why trader ratings weigh most.
The sections are deliberately plain about limits: a ranking position is not a recommendation to open an account, CFD trading carries a high risk of losing money, and a service with few trader votes shows its vote count so you can judge the sample. The full weighting and the scoring rules are on the methodology page .
XTB: the KNF's final administrative decision is on record
On 28 August 2026 Poland's financial supervisor, the KNF, issued a final administrative decision upholding the PLN 20 million fine it had imposed on XTB S.A. on 30 March 2026. The XTB incident report now records that decision and is marked resolved for the administrative outcome only. It does not establish that any judicial challenge has concluded or that the fine has been paid.
Fusion Markets: a MetaTrader 5 section
The most common question readers bring to the Fusion Markets review is whether the broker offers MetaTrader 5. The review now answers it in its own section: the desktop, web and mobile forms of MT5 the broker offers, and the fact that it sits alongside MT4, cTrader and TradingView as one of four platform choices. The rating did not change; ratings only move when the evidence behind them does.
What to expect from these updates
- They report changes to published pages, cases and methodology. They do not carry promotions, and no service pays to appear in them.
- Ratings, verdicts and rankings are never changed by an update post; if a score moves, the review itself documents why.
- Corrections are welcome. If a translation, a date or a source looks wrong, use the contact page and cite the page in question.
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