Editorial policy
Editorial Policy
The standards used to publish useful, sourced and clearly limited currency information.
Source priority
CurrencyHub prefers central banks, monetary authorities, governments, customs agencies, ISO and international institutions such as the IMF and BIS. Secondary sources are used only for context when a primary source is unavailable and the claim is not regulatory or time-sensitive.
Automation
Automation retrieves rate data, performs deterministic calculations and assembles links from reviewed records. It may not invent payment habits, currency regimes, historical events, author credentials, forecasts or endorsements.
Editorial responsibility
The CurrencyHub Editorial Team is responsible for source selection, plain-language explanations, disclosure of uncertainty and removal of unsupported fields. No individual expert or professional qualification is implied.
Review schedule
Core methodology and trust pages are reviewed when a provider, calculation or policy changes and at least annually. Time-sensitive country guidance is reviewed against its cited source before a material update is published. Last policy review: .
Corrections
Reports are checked against the underlying source and provider response. Material corrections follow the Corrections Policy and may be recorded in the changelog.