Start with the decision question—not a generic winner. Every matchup combines India-specific evidence with source-dated product rules and explicit unknowns.
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Each page must add a distinct payout, checkout or trading-rule decision.
Compare product breadth, request timing and rule-change risk against Bank and Crypto rails plus EUR checkout evidence.
Compare Crypto and Rise payout evidence, EA rule coverage and the difference between unknown and published USD challenge prices.
Compare 3 Bright Funded paths with 8 FXIFY paths across payout evidence, KYC, pricing currency, EA rules and published request timing.
A pair is not published merely because 2 firm names can be placed in a title.
The page must answer an India-specific checkout, payout, KYC, risk-rule or product-choice question that another matchup does not.
Both firms must pass the dated RBI Alert List and country gate; every displayed product must pass the 30-day source gate.
Portfolio claims are calculated from current product records. Different phases, drawdown types and payout rules remain separate.
Missing prices, payout dates and trading permissions never become cheap, immediate or allowed just to produce a winner.
A matchup is published only when both firms pass the current RBI Alert List and country-availability gate, every displayed product passes the 30-day source-freshness gate, and the pair answers a distinct Indian checkout, payout or rule question.
The library currently contains 3 curated matchups across 3 screened firms. Traders Fund Hub does not generate every possible pair because duplicated pages with generic verdicts do not improve a purchase decision.
No. Each matchup names the constraint being compared and shows which firm leads only for that context. Missing pricing, mixed currencies and incomparable drawdown measures do not produce a winner.
No. Partner status contributes zero ranking or evidence points. A non-partner firm can appear when the matchup is useful, but its action links only to first-party terms or an independent review.
No. RBI says absence from its non-exhaustive Alert List must not be interpreted as authorisation. Every matchup repeats that boundary and links to the dated RBI source.
Select 2–4 products and choose the constraint that matters. The decision memo remains shareable without creating another indexable thin page.