Who publishes this site and how the one figure is taken

Platform Check PH is one independent editorial desk that measures one thing: the peso price of a share as the Philippine Stock Exchange reports it. This page states who runs the desk, how the figure is read and checked, how a correction reaches it, and how the site is paid.

Who publishes this site

Platform Check PH is an independent editorial desk. It is not a broker, not an exchange, not a licensed adviser, and it holds no client money. The desk publishes one measurement: the last closing price of a listed company as the Philippine Stock Exchange reports it, with the company name exactly as the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas lists it. The desk does not offer trading, does not open accounts, and does not handle any peso or any security on a reader's behalf.

Because the desk is independent, it can state plainly what it is not. It is not part of any broker, any bank, any exchange, or any regulator. It employs no one who can place a trade for a reader. The only thing the desk produces is a set of pages that record a price and the hour it was read, so that a reader can compare the page against the official source at the same moment.

What the desk measures and how

The desk measures one figure per company: the last closing price published by the Philippine Stock Exchange. The source is named under every table, with a link, so a reader can open the exchange's own page and check the same number. The desk does not calculate a price, does not adjust it, and does not take a price from a broker or a third-party site. The only price shown is the one the exchange itself has published for that trading day.

The desk reads the source at a fixed time each trading day, and it republishes the price with the date and the hour it was read. That hour is printed beside the figure because prices change after the close only when the exchange corrects or amends its own record. A reader who sees a different number on another site can return to the exchange's page and see which reading is current at that hour.

Why the hour is republished

The hour is republished because a price is a fact at a moment, not a fact forever. The exchange can correct a closing price after publication, and a third-party page can cache an old value. By printing the date and the hour the desk took the reading, the page gives the reader a way to test the number: open the source, read the figure at the same hour, and compare. If the source has changed, the desk's reading may be stale.

The desk does not promise that the price on this page is the price the reader will pay or receive in any transaction. The price is a historical record of what the exchange reported. A trade placed later will execute at whatever price the market then offers. The hour is printed so that the reader can see how old the record is and decide whether to rely on it for any purpose.

The desk's responsibility and corrections

Responsibility for every figure on this site sits with the Platform Check PH desk. When a figure is wrong, the desk corrects it and dates the correction. The desk reads the exchange's published prices on each trading day, compares each new reading with the previous one, and checks any unusual movement against the exchange's own announcements. The desk does not rely on a feed that could fail silently; a human reads the source and records the figure.

If a reader believes a figure is wrong, writing to editor@platformcheckph.pages.dev reaches the desk. The desk checks the figure against the named source at the hour stated, and if the source shows a different number, the page is corrected and the correction is dated. The desk cannot answer questions about why the exchange published a price, what a reader should do with it, or what a broker or bank will charge. Corrections are limited to the accuracy of the recorded figure.

How the site is funded

The site links to one broker, FxPro, through an affiliate link. If a reader clicks that link and opens an account at FxPro, the desk is paid a commission by FxPro. The reader pays nothing to this site and nothing extra at the broker. The commission does not affect any figure on this site, and the desk does not receive a higher commission for any particular price or any particular company.

The affiliate relationship is the only way this site earns money. The desk does not sell subscriptions, does not take payments from readers, and does not accept payment from any company to alter or remove a row. The desk does not recommend FxPro, does not review it, and does not suggest that a reader open an account. The link is present so that if a reader chooses to follow it, the site earns from that choice, and that fact is disclosed on every page where the link appears.