Our Review Process
How we research Espresso (Sharekhan/Sundaram) for readers in India, what we check it against, and how we are paid.
FxPro PlatformsOur checking process
Nothing goes on the page until its source can be named. Conditions that differ by country are read for India specifically, because a global page and a local account are rarely the same thing. Where a figure cannot be confirmed we omit it; we do not round, average or infer it.
What we earn and how
We earn from partner links. The reader pays nothing more for using one. This is editorial coverage, not advice, and we have no corporate relationship with Espresso (Sharekhan/Sundaram). Commission never changes what a page says. We have no paid placements and no sponsored verdicts.
Our sources
The facts here come from documents, not from marketing: the register of Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regulates exchange-traded currency derivatives; Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governs foreign exchange under FEMA 1999 and authorises Electronic Trading Platforms (ETPs). Currency derivatives trade on SEBI-recognised exchanges (NSE, BSE, MSE/Metropolitan Stock Exchange). first, then Espresso (Sharekhan/Sundaram)'s own terms and published fees. For tax and payment questions we use the authorities' own publications (https://www.rbi.org.in). Where a licence matters we point at the source: sebi.gov.in.
Keeping pages current
Dates on these pages are real: the India source set is dated 2026-07-07 and the pages are re-checked against it. A date moves only when the content behind it moves; we do not re-stamp pages to look fresh.
Where our data stops
What we publish is a snapshot for India: conditions can change the day after we check them. Always confirm the entity on the register yourself before you fund an account - the name on the website and the name on the licence are not always the same.
