Capture the fields that can support a classification
A familiar symbol, icon, or external price difference is not enough. Match the instrument, session, timestamp, quote precision, accepted reference, expiry, and settlement basis.
Do web and mobile show the same symbol, session, payout, expiry, and settlement fields?
Same-account captures under matched conditions
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Classification outcomes
market reference
The platform identifies a recognizable market instrument and a reference source or method that can be checked for the observed session.
broker priced otc
The platform identifies an off-exchange or broker-priced instrument whose quote or session is distinct from the referenced market.
proprietary synthetic
The platform identifies a proprietary or derived index with its own generation, schedule, or settlement explanation.
unclear
The available ticket and first-party terms do not support one of the other classifications.
Use unclear when a named source, observation time, or settlement basis is missing.
Classification rules
Do not classify from a name or icon alone.
An external price difference does not by itself prove manipulation; instruments, timestamps, sessions, spreads, decimal precision, and settlement methods must first be matched.
Do not call an OTC or synthetic price market-derived unless a first-party source identifies the reference method.
Do not call a market-reference symbol exchange-traded unless the contract and price-source terms support that claim.
Use unclear when the named source, observation time, or settlement basis is missing.
Minimum citation bundle
Instrument and product labels
Operating entity and account domain
Observation timestamp and timezone
Stated session
Named source or explicit absence of a named source
Accepted entry reference
Expiry timestamp
Settlement record
Applicable first-party terms URL
Publication boundary
Classify the evidence, not the instrument name
Classify what a platform discloses about an instrument and settlement source without treating the instrument label as proof
Link to one observation field when documenting a gap. Preserve the exact platform label and source evidence rather than replacing an unknown field with an inference.