Kenya Forex Firm

Our first duty is to the trader reading us, not to the broker paying attention. Editorial judgement is never for sale, and every commercial relationship is disclosed where a reader can find it.

• Rankings and scores are decided by the review desk alone - advertising, partnerships and affiliate relationships never buy placement.
• Where we earn an affiliate commission from a broker link, it is disclosed inside the article. Brokers are told scores only after publication.
• Reviewers may not trade at, hold referrals with, or accept gifts from any broker under active review.
• Editorial coverage is kept separate from the academy's commercial training operations; students are never steered toward paying partners.
• Sponsored content, where it ever runs, is labelled as such above the headline - never blended into research.

Markets move fast and facts go stale. When we are wrong - or when a broker changes its terms - we correct the record quickly, visibly and permanently.

• Factual errors are corrected within 24 hours of verification, with a dated correction note appended to the article.
• Material changes - a licence revoked, a fee introduced, a payout delayed - trigger a full re-test and a revised score, not a footnote.
• Every review carries a 'last verified' date; quarterly re-verification keeps the broker library honest.
• Readers can report an error to help@kenyaforexfirm.com with the subject line 'Correction'. Reports are acknowledged the same business day.
• A correction log records what changed and why, so earlier versions are never quietly rewritten.

Feedback is treated as research input. Traders who use these brokers every day see things our desk cannot - and their reports change what we publish.

• Withdrawal complaints, platform failures and support incidents reported by readers are logged and, once corroborated, folded into review scores.
• Write to help@kenyaforexfirm.com or use the contact desk; include the broker, dates and any ticket numbers. We reply within two business days.
• Repeated, corroborated complaints about a broker escalate to a formal re-test and can lead to a downgrade or removal from our lists.
• Feedback on our teaching - curriculum, mentors, materials - goes directly to the academy faculty with a termly response published to students.
• We answer every substantive message. Silence from us is a bug, not a policy; chase us if it happens.

Kenya's trading community spans counties, languages, ages and incomes. Our research, classroom and hiring reflect that - and our content is built to be usable by all of it.

• Content is written in clear English with Swahili context where it helps, and reviewed for readability by traders outside Nairobi.
• Guides assume real Kenyan conditions: KES accounts, M-Pesa funding, mobile-first access and variable connectivity.
• Academy scholarships and community sessions prioritise women and first-time traders from under-served counties.
• Hiring across the desk and the faculty is open and merit-based; we publish who we are on this page, not behind it.
• Our materials target accessibility standards - structured headings, alt text on charts and keyboard-navigable pages.

Kenya Forex Firm is privately held and independently operated. You can see exactly who owns it, and exactly how the lights stay on.

• Founded in 2014 and owned by Patrick Mahinge, who also serves as Chief Editor. There are no outside shareholders and no broker ownership of the firm.
• Revenue comes from three streams: academy training fees, clearly-disclosed affiliate commissions, and labelled advertising.
• No broker, liquidity provider or fintech holds equity, debt or contractual control over editorial output.
• Editorial budget and commercial budget are accounted separately; the desk's testing accounts are funded from editorial revenue.
• The full breakdown of how we earn is available on request from the contact desk - ask and it is answered.