Standing cadence
- Methodology: reviewed at least twice a year and republished with the new last-reviewed date. Material changes are announced in the changelog.
- Provider profiles: re-reviewed at least every six months. The last-reviewed date is displayed on each profile.
- Editorial guides: re-reviewed at least every twelve months. Guides addressing regulatory or tax matters are re-reviewed more frequently.
- Trust Centre policies: reviewed annually or in response to a material change in operations.
Ad-hoc review triggers
- A change in a provider's regulatory status or safeguarding arrangements.
- A material change in a provider's public pricing, transfer limits or supported currencies.
- A substantiated corrections request (see the Corrections Policy).
- A regulatory intervention or public warning affecting a listed provider.
- A structural change in the Spanish property purchase process — for example, changes to notary AML rules or the ITP regime.
Roles
The named editor is accountable for the review cadence. Provider re-reviews are performed by the intelligence team and reviewed by the editor before any score change is published. Trust Centre policies are the responsibility of the editor and are versioned; the current version and last-reviewed date are visible on every policy page.