Can I mention my product if I frame it as helpful?
The rules ban using the sub for marketing or lead capture, so there is no safe promotional post. The only path is unpaid participation that adds educational value.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/ColombiaFinanciera: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This is a Spanish speaking community for financial education in Colombia. People come here to learn, share experiences, and ask questions about managing their money, from budgeting and saving to investing and insurance. The description is clear that the space is collaborative and supportive, and that the goal is impartial, practical knowledge. It is just as clear about what the community is not: it does not endorse and is not affiliated with any specific app, service, or platform. So the people posting here are everyday Colombians working on their personal finances, and the room is built for honest education, not for anyone selling something.
The rule that decides everything for a founder is “Spam y autopromoción”, which bans using the sub for marketing or lead capture, including services, courses, referrals, and external channels, with immediate removal and a ban as the stated action. “Transparencia en conversaciones” matters just as much, because financial discussions must stay public and messages like write me privately or let's take this to DM get removed and can earn a sanction. “Pertinencia temática” keeps the sub strictly on finance relevant to Colombia, so general politics, social opinion, and off-topic subjects get deleted. “Calidad del contenido” requires real educational or informational value and makes the correct use of flairs mandatory, so vague, repeated, or low effort posts are removed. “Información confiable” demands that every claim be backed by trustworthy sources, which kills fake news, clickbait, and unsupported statements. “Mal consejo financiero” removes content that could push people into bad money decisions, though informed disagreement is welcome. “Neutralidad política” and “Deriva ideológica” ban political promotion and ideological debates even when they start as finance threads. “Privacidad directa o indirecta” forbids asking for or sharing personal data, including indirect questions like where someone works to guess their income. “Solicitudes económicas y encuestas” bans asking for money, donations, crowdfunding, and posting surveys, even as a joke. Finally, “Términos sensibles y alto riesgo” and “Actividades ilegales” allow gambling, drugs, and high risk topics only in an educational or regulatory context and permanently ban fraud, tax evasion, and scams.
Think of this sub as a place to teach, not to sell. A good post is genuinely useful financial content for a Colombian audience, written in Spanish, with the correct flair applied. Share a concrete lesson from your own experience, like how you built a budget, what a saving strategy actually cost you, or how you compared insurance options, and back any numbers with trustworthy sources. If you are a founder, participate as a member: answer questions in the comments, share what you learned building something, and keep every conversation public instead of moving it to DMs. Keep the topic strictly financial and Colombian, stay neutral on politics, and never turn a thread into an ideological debate. If you touch a sensitive or high risk topic, frame it as education or regulatory analysis, never as promotion or a joke.
The fastest way out is any form of promotion, since “Spam y autopromoción” means immediate removal and a ban for services, courses, referrals, or external channels. Inviting people to DMs gets your message removed under “Transparencia en conversaciones”. Political content, even indirect support or opposition to a party or candidate, means immediate removal and a ban under “Neutralidad política”, and letting a finance thread slide into ideology gets it closed under “Deriva ideológica”. Off-topic posts outside Colombian finance are deleted under “Pertinencia temática”. Low effort, vague, or repeated posts, and posts with the wrong or missing flair, are removed under “Calidad del contenido”. Unsupported claims, fake news, and clickbait are removed immediately under “Información confiable”. Risky money advice without substance is removed under “Mal consejo financiero”. Asking for or sharing personal data, even indirectly, is an immediate removal under “Privacidad directa o indirecta”. Asking for money, donations, crowdfunding, or posting surveys, even jokingly, is an immediate removal and ban under “Solicitudes económicas y encuestas”. Promoting fraud, tax evasion, or scams means a permanent ban under “Actividades ilegales”.
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The rules ban using the sub for marketing or lead capture, so there is no safe promotional post. The only path is unpaid participation that adds educational value.
No. “Solicitudes económicas y encuestas” prohibits surveys, and it applies even in a joking tone.
No. “Transparencia en conversaciones” requires financial discussions to stay public, and moving them to DMs can get the message removed and sanctioned.
Only if the post is strictly about the financial side, like costs, financing, and budget impact, and never as a product pitch.
Yes, but keep it strictly financial and neutral. Any political framing, even indirect, means immediate removal and a ban under “Neutralidad política”.
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