Corrections Policy
Last updated: 28 September 2026
BitcoinWorld aims to be accurate. When we are not, we fix the error promptly and transparently.
How to report an error
If you believe an article contains a factual error, email contact@bitcoinworld.co.in with the subject line “Correction request”. Please include the article URL, the passage you believe is wrong, and, where possible, a source that supports the correction. Requests are reviewed by the responsible editor, Keshav Aggarwal, or a member of the editorial team acting on his behalf.
What happens next
- We acknowledge correction requests within two business days.
- If the error is confirmed, the article is corrected and a note is added at the end of the article stating what was changed and when.
- Significant errors, such as a wrong figure in a headline or a misattributed statement, are also noted at the top of the article.
- If we cannot confirm the error, we will explain why.
What we do not change
We do not remove articles because a subject dislikes accurate coverage, and we do not rewrite history silently. Where an article is substantially updated with new information, the update is marked with a date.
AI-assisted content
Articles in our Crypto News section are drafted with AI tools from published reports and pass accuracy checks before publication, as described in our Editorial Policy. Each one names its sources and carries a note on how it was produced. Our editor reviews published articles and corrects what needs correcting, and every correction request is reviewed by a person. If you find an error in an AI-assisted article, please report it the same way.
Removed content
In September 2026 we removed a large volume of syndicated articles from the site, as described in our Editorial Policy. Those URLs now return a “not found” response. If you arrived at a missing page from an external link, that is why.