Editorial Standards
Last updated: November 2026 · How every story on Xecute.finance is sourced, rewritten, verified and corrected - in full daylight.
The one-line version
Every story is rewritten in our own words from the original publisher or government source, credited and linked; nothing is copied verbatim; every claim can be traced; every correction is published on the same page it happened on.
1. Where our stories come from
The platform's engine monitors 45+ publisher and government feeds around the clock - business newspapers, newswires, the Gazette, MCA, CBDT, CBIC, RBI, SEBI, IBBI, IRDAI, ICAI, ICSI and ICMAI desks among them. When something consequential lands, we publish our own coverage of it: what happened, who it affects, and what to do next. We are an aggregation-and-education platform, and we say so plainly - what makes a page here worth reading is the verified plain-words edition, the impact breakdown and the sources, not exclusivity for its own sake.
2. The AI news desk - and its limits
Each story passes through the platform's AI desk, which rewrites the publisher's report into our own crisp edition: a one-paragraph crisp read, an impact breakdown for finance professionals and businesses, and a deeper explainer. The AI works from the source text only - it is instructed never to invent figures, names, dates or quotes, and every edition is grounded in the original. The original publisher is always credited by name with a link to their report (see the Copyright & IP policy for how attribution works), and the source link sits at the bottom of every article page. When the AI desk is unavailable, a deterministic editor's edition is shown instead - the publisher's raw text never leaves the database.
3. Verification & link health
Deadline entries are checked against the official portal or circular they come from, and each row shows its source. The library quotes key sections exactly and names the act and section they come from. The statutory pulse tracks the authorities' own desks on a rolling window, and automated link-health checks monitor every outbound source link we publish - a dead or moved source is flagged and repaired or annotated.
4. Corrections
If a story, deadline or library entry is wrong, we fix it and say so. Corrections are made on the page where the error appeared - the corrected version is what readers see, and material changes update the article's modified time. Report anything: the corrections desk answers every mail, and the Grievance Officer (the founder) handles anything unresolved.
5. What we do not do
We do not reproduce publisher text verbatim; we do not invent quotes, numbers or documents; we do not run sponsored articles, paid placements or affiliate links - the trending board, the news feed and every desk on the platform carry no sponsored slots of any kind; and we do not publish investment advice - the platform is not SEBI-registered, and every page that could touch a money decision says so in the same words.
6. Ask Xecute - sourced answers only
The AI assistant answers from today's verified news, the statutory library's exact quotes and live web sources, and it cites what it used. It refuses to speculate where a source is thin - "I could not verify that" is a normal answer here, and it is the answer we prefer a professional to read.