Risk notice: read this before you rely on a guide
The guides explain how things work. They can't make the risks go away.
You can lose all of it
Cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins, can lose value quickly and sometimes completely. A stablecoin is meant to stay close to one US dollar, but that depends on the company behind it and the reserves it holds, and there have been stablecoins that failed. Exchanges can suspend services, freeze accounts or stop operating in a country. Treat any amount you hold in crypto as money you could lose in full.
Payments can’t be pulled back
A crypto transfer that has been confirmed on the blockchain can’t be reversed by you, by the sender or by us. If coins are sent to a wrong address or network, recovery is often impossible and never guaranteed. This is also why fake payment proofs work so well on people who don’t check. The guides show how to check. Please use those checks.
Rules depend on where you live
Some countries restrict or ban crypto activity, restrict particular exchanges, or have rules about receiving income in crypto, selling it for local currency or reporting it for tax. Those rules change. Before you receive, hold or sell crypto, find out what applies where you live and where the person paying you lives. Nothing on this site is legal or tax advice.
What we can promise
We check each guide against the official pages it cites and write the month of that check into the guide. We correct mistakes publicly. We can’t promise that an exchange’s screens, fees, limits or rules still match what we describe on the day you read it. When they differ, the platform’s own page is right and we are out of date. Please tell us via the contact page.
Not advice
Paylark does not tell anyone whether to accept crypto, hold it or sell it. Examples in the guides use made-up round numbers to show how a calculation works. They are not forecasts, and they are not a record of anyone’s real transactions.