A referral is not a custody service, a guarantee or proof that a provider is suitable for your circumstances. The provider’s own terms govern its service.
The relationship must be stated
A commercial link may result in compensation to StableScope. Any enabled referral must disclose the applicable arrangement and must not be represented as an independent award. The existence of compensation does not establish the provider’s safety or reliability.
A link alone is not a transaction test or a due-diligence report. A provider must not be described as checked until a dated review records what was examined and what remains unknown.
What a partner review needs to cover
Public-document review is not the same as executing transactions or auditing servers. Those activities must not be implied unless they actually occurred. No review can guarantee future availability, withdrawals or regulatory outcomes.
- The actual operator, domain and service offered.
- Supported assets and networks, custody and wallet permissions.
- Published fees, limits, interruption and refund rules.
- Restrictions, material privacy claims and evidence supporting them.
- The reviewer, review date, methods and exclusions.
- The referral arrangement and any effect on the price paid by a visitor.
What happens when you choose a partner
A partner action opens our internal handoff page. It displays the destination hostname and a three-second countdown, with controls to continue manually or cancel. Switching away from the tab pauses the automatic handoff.
The destination is configured by the site operator, not by a URL parameter supplied by a visitor. If no approved destination is configured, the handoff stays unavailable. Educational pages never forward you automatically.
A click is not a completed exchange
With analytics consent and an enabled analytics configuration, the handoff can record a partner_redirect event immediately before navigation. It measures an attempted visit, not a successful exchange, deposit or payment.
The event does not include wallet addresses or transaction amounts. Consent refusal or an analytics blocker must not prevent an otherwise enabled visit. The destination’s privacy and cookie practices are separate from ours.