How we work

InstantWhy is a finance news publication. The promise is simple: the fastest place to understand what happened — not just the headline, but why it moved and what could happen next.

How stories reach you

Our engine finds, verifies and drafts the news, and routine stories publish automatically once they pass our automated checks — anything flagged for an unverified figure, an unverified quote, or wording too close to a source is held back for a person to read first. Our team holds editorial responsibility for everything published here and corrects errors quickly and openly.

How a story gets made

1. DetectWe watch dozens of finance sources continuously and spot important events within minutes.

2. Verify & understandWe check who is reporting it, gather public facts and context, and write an original article — never a copy.

3. Approve & publishIt passes our automated checks and goes live; anything flagged waits for a person.

What we tell you about our sources

Every article shows where its facts came from, by name. When something comes straight from an official source — a regulator, a central bank, a company filing — we say so. When several independent outlets report it, we name them. When one outlet reported it first, we name them and attribute the claim rather than stating it as established fact.

When we get it wrong

We correct errors quickly and openly. Every article keeps a change history, and significant corrections are noted on the story. Speed never overrides accuracy: a wrong fast story costs more trust than a slightly slower right one.

The legal bit

We report facts — which are free to report — in our own words. We never reproduce another outlet's wording. Our analysis is not investment advice, and we never tell you to buy, sell or hold anything.

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