How responsibility is divided
Each editor owns an area and is accountable for the accuracy of pages within it. Security-sensitive material and terminology-heavy pages carry a second name — a reviewer who verifies sourcing and wording independently of the author.
Where an author and a reviewer disagree, the page does not publish until the disagreement is resolved against a source.
Elena has spent eleven years documenting commercial payment products, first as a payments analyst and then as a technical editor. She owns the card taxonomy used across this site and reviews every card reference page before publication.
Daniel writes the business finance and cash management coverage. His background is in corporate treasury operations for venture-backed companies, where he built the month-end close process three times over.
Priya covers how early-stage and scaling companies assemble their finance stack. She previously led finance operations at two seed-to-Series-B software companies.
Marc verifies sourcing, terminology and security-sensitive content, including all sign-in and account access guidance. He has a background in fraud prevention and consumer protection communications.
Standards every author works to
Authorship here means accountability rather than a byline. The same standards apply to every editor regardless of subject.
- Every factual claim traces to a source the author has read.
- Volatile figures are described structurally rather than quoted.
- No page carries a rating, ranking, award or endorsement.
- Corrections are made promptly and material ones are noted on the page.
- No author accepts payment, gifts or hospitality from companies covered on this site.
Contacting an author
Corrections, source suggestions and questions about a specific page can be sent through the contact page, naming the page and the statement in question. Messages reach the editor responsible for that area.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every page is written and reviewed by a named editor on our team. We do not publish anonymously and we do not use invented bylines.
Authors do not accept payment, gifts or hospitality from companies covered on this site, and the project takes no money from them either. Any conflict that arose would be disclosed on the affected page.
Marc Devlin reviews all sign-in, account access and credential-related material in addition to general fact-checking duties.
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Sources and further reading
Every factual statement on this page is checked against primary documentation. Terms change frequently, so confirm details with the provider before acting on them.
- Brex — official website Primary source for current product names, availability and terms.
- NIST Digital Identity Guidelines (SP 800-63B) Technical basis for our descriptions of MFA, passkeys and authenticator strength.