Terms of Service

1. Platform Overview & Definitions

1.1 What Pyrafluence Is

Pyrafluence is a transparent, ethical marketplace connecting content creators with brands for sponsored social media collaborations. We facilitate agreements, handle payments, and ensure both parties fulfill their obligations.

1.2 Key Definitions

2. Eligibility & Account Types

2.1 Age Requirements

You must be at least 18 years old to use Pyrafluence.

We verify:

• Date of birth during signup
• Government ID for high-value accounts ($5,000+)

2.2 Creator Account Requirements

To become a Creator, you must have:

• Active social media account on at least one supported platform (YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter)
• Genuine, organic audience (no fake followers)
• Content history demonstrating real engagement
• Legal right to monetize content on your platform
• Compliance with platform's creator/partner programs

Platform-Specific Requirements:

• YouTube: Must be eligible for monetization (follow YouTube Partner Program policies)
• Instagram: Professional or Creator account type
• TikTok: Must be 18+, meet TikTok Creator Fund eligibility
• Twitter: Account in good standing, no active violations

2.3 Promoter Account Requirements

To become a Promoter, you must:

• Represent a legitimate business, brand, or organization
• Have legal authority to enter promotional agreements
• Provide valid business contact information
• Have financial capability to pay for campaigns
• Comply with advertising laws in your jurisdiction

2.4 Account Restrictions

One Account Per Person/Entity:

• Each individual Creator may have ONE account
• Each business entity may have ONE Promoter account
• Same person cannot have both Creator and Promoter accounts simultaneously
• Exception: Agency accounts (contact us for multi-user access)

3. Account Registration & Verification

3.1 Creator 3-Step Verification Process

Step 1: Basic Account Creation

• Choose unique username (3-20 characters, alphanumeric + underscore)
• Provide valid email address
• Create strong password (minimum 8 characters, mix of upper/lower/numbers)
• Agree to Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

Step 2: Social Media Verification

• Link at least one social media account
• Provide direct URL to your profile
• Submit current statistics (followers, average views, engagement)
• Verify ownership (we may request verification via post or story)

Step 3: Profile Completion

• Add profile picture
• Write bio (50-500 characters)
• Select content categories (e.g., fitness, tech, lifestyle)
• Set minimum campaign rate (optional but recommended)

Approval Timeline:

1-3 business days for manual review

We Approve Based On:

• ✅ Real, active social media accounts
• ✅ Organic engagement patterns
• ✅ Consistent content history
• ✅ Compliance with platform policies
• ✅ No history of fraudulent activity
• ✅ Content aligns with our ethical standards

We Reject Based On:

• ❌ Fake or inactive accounts
• ❌ Purchased followers or engagement pods
• ❌ History of platform violations (strikes, bans)
• ❌ Content violating our prohibited categories
• ❌ Incomplete or false information
• ❌ Previous termination from Pyrafluence

3.2 Promoter Verification

Required Information:

• Company legal name
• Business registration number (for companies)
• Business contact email
• Company website (if applicable)
• Industry/business type
• Intended use (brand awareness, product launch, etc.)

Approval Criteria:

• Legitimate business entity
• Verifiable contact information
• Industry compliance (not on prohibited list)
• No history of payment fraud
• Alignment with platform values

Enhanced Verification (Optional but Recommended):

• Business registration documents
• Proof of domain ownership
• LinkedIn company page
• Tax ID verification

4. Understanding Etiquettes vs. Campaigns

4.1 The Etiquette: Your Business Agreement

An Etiquette is the legal contract between Creator and Promoter containing:

Business Terms:

• Parties involved (specific Creator account + Promoter)
• Agreed price (negotiated final amount)
• Payment schedule (when Promoter pays, when Creator gets paid)
• Timeline (delivery window, deadlines)
• Platform and content type
• Cancellation terms
• Dispute resolution process

Status Tracking:

• Current phase (1, 2, or 3)
• Completion percentage
• Who must act next ("waiting_for")
• Payment status
• Overall health of collaboration

4.2 The Campaign: Your Creative Work Order

A Campaign is the creative brief submitted by Promoter in Phase 2 containing:

Creative Requirements:

• Campaign goals (what you want to achieve)
• Success metrics (views, clicks, awareness, etc.)
• Expectations (what good content looks like for this campaign)
• Key messages (3-5 talking points to communicate)
• Call-to-action (specific action for audience)
• Brand guidelines (visual style, tone, what to avoid)
• Content deadline
• Additional notes and specifications

4.3 Why This Distinction Matters

Legal Protection:

• Etiquette = Legally binding financial agreement
• Campaign = Creative specifications (can be revised within reason)
• Separating them protects both parties: financial terms are locked, creative direction can adapt

Clear Responsibilities:

• Etiquette defines WHO pays WHAT and WHEN
• Campaign defines WHAT content CREATOR makes and HOW
• No confusion about obligations

Dispute Prevention:

• Payment disputes reference the Etiquette terms
• Content disputes reference the Campaign brief
• Different resolution processes for each

5. The Three-Phase Collaboration System

5.1 Phase 1: Negotiation & Payment (Etiquette Creation)

Status Flow:

Step 1: Offer Creation

• Who: Promoter creates offer
• Includes: Proposed price, content type, delivery window, product/service details
• Etiquette Status: initial_offer
• Waiting For: Creator

Step 2: Negotiation (Maximum 6 Rounds)

• Who: Both parties can counter-offer
• Can Modify: Price, content type, timeline, integration details
• Cannot Modify: Platform (locked to Creator's account)

Process:

• Creator responds: Accept, Counter, or Decline
• If counter: Promoter responds: Accept Counter, Counter Again, or Decline
• Flow: initial_offer → negotiation_1 → negotiation_2 → ... → negotiation_6 (max)
• Continues until acceptance or max rounds reached

Status:

• Etiquette Status: negotiation_1 through negotiation_6
• Waiting For: Alternates between Creator and Promoter

Step 3: Agreement & Payment

Who: When either party accepts

What Happens:

• Etiquette status → payment_pending
• Offer status → accepted_pending_payment
• Payment record created for Promoter
• Waiting For: Promoter (to submit payment)

Step 4: Payment Submission

• Who: Promoter
• When: Within 48 hours of acceptance
• How: Submit payment via bank transfer, crypto, PayPal, or Stripe

Process:

1. Promoter receives payment instructions
2. Sends payment externally (to Pyrafluence accounts)
3. Uploads transaction ID + proof
4. Status → submitted, awaiting admin confirmation
5. Waiting For: Admin

Step 5: Payment Confirmation

• Who: Platform Admin
• Timeline: 1-2 business days
• Verification: Checks transaction ID, confirms receipt, verifies amount

What Happens:

• Payment status → confirmed
• Creator earning created (pending release)
• Etiquette → Phase 2
• Waiting For: Promoter (to submit campaign brief)

5.2 Phase 2: Content Creation (Campaign Execution)

Status Flow:

Step 1: Campaign Brief Submission

• Who: Promoter
• When: Within 7 days of payment confirmation (strongly recommended within 3 days)

Must Include:

• Campaign goals (what you want to achieve)
• Success expectations (metrics, outcomes)
• Key messages (3-5 main talking points - required)
• Call-to-action (specific action for audience - required)
• Brand guidelines (visual style, tone, dos and don'ts - required)
• Content deadline (specific date)
• Additional notes (optional context, examples, references)

Status:

• Etiquette Status: content_preparation
• Waiting For: Changes from Promoter to Creator
• Campaign Object Created: Yes (this is when the Campaign brief is formally created)

Step 2: Content Draft Creation

• Who: Creator
• Timeline: Recommended 6 business days before publication window
• Submission: Upload draft (video file, image, mockup) OR provide preview URL

Requirements:

• Must align with campaign brief
• Must include all required elements
• Must follow brand guidelines
• Professional quality expected

Status:

• Etiquette Status: Remains content_preparation
• Waiting For: Changes from Creator to Promoter
• Content Object Created: Yes (draft submission for review)

Step 3: Review & Revision Cycles

• Who: Promoter reviews, Creator revises
• Promoter Response Time: 2-3 business days per review

Promoter Options:

1. Approve: Content meets requirements, proceed to Phase 3
2. Request Changes: Provide specific, actionable feedback

Creator Revision Timeline: 2-3 business days per revision

Step 4: Final Approval

• Who: Promoter
• Effect: Content is locked and approved for publication

What Happens:

• Content status → approved
• Etiquette → Phase 3
• Waiting For: Creator (to publish)

5.3 Phase 3: Publication & Completion (Evidence & Verification)

Status Flow:

Step 1: Content Publication

• Who: Creator
• When: Within agreed delivery window
• Where: Creator's linked social media account

Must Include:

• Exact approved content (no modifications)
• Required sponsorship disclosure (#ad, paid partnership, etc.)
• Call-to-action from campaign brief
• Public visibility (not private or unlisted)

Status:

• Etiquette Status: posting
• Waiting For: Creator

All Platforms:

• Clear, unavoidable disclosure that content is sponsored
• Must appear BEFORE "Read More" or fold
• Must be in same language as content

YouTube:

• ✅ Check "Includes paid promotion" box (required)
• ✅ Verbal mention: "This video is sponsored by [Brand]" in first 30 seconds
• ✅ Written disclosure in description (first 3 lines)

Instagram:

• ✅ Use "Paid partnership with [Brand]" tag (required)
• ✅ Include #ad or #sponsored in caption (before ... cutoff)
• ✅ For Stories: Text overlay "Paid partnership with [Brand]"

TikTok:

• ✅ Enable "Branded content" toggle
• ✅ Include #ad in caption
• ✅ Verbal mention in video

Twitter:

• ✅ Include #ad in main tweet text (not in replies)

Step 2: Evidence Submission

• Who: Creator
• When: Immediately after publication (within 24 hours)

Must Provide:

• Direct URL to published content
• Full screenshot showing:
  • Content is live and public
  • Published on correct account
  • Sponsorship disclosure is visible
  • Timestamp/date of publication
  • Initial engagement (if visible)

Status:

• Etiquette Status: content_posted
• Waiting For: Changes from Creator to Admin
• Post Object Created: Yes (evidence record)

Step 3: Admin Verification

• Who: Platform Admin
• Timeline: 1-3 business days

Verification Checks:

• ✅ Content matches approved version
• ✅ Published on correct social account
• ✅ Proper disclosure tags present
• ✅ Published within delivery window
• ✅ Content is public (not private/unlisted)
• ✅ URL is valid and accessible

Step 4: Campaign Completion

• Who: Admin marks complete after verification

What Happens:

• Etiquette status → completed
• Creator's earning moves from "pending" to "available"
• Creator can now withdraw funds
• Both parties can leave reviews
• Waiting For: None (collaboration complete)

Step 5: Post-Publication Requirements

Content Must Remain Live:

• Minimum: 30 days from publication
• Or longer if specified in campaign brief
• Cannot be deleted, set to private, or made unlisted

After Minimum Period:

• Creator can delete freely
• Promoter cannot require permanent posting
• Exception: If specifically negotiated and documented in campaign brief with additional compensation

6. Payment Terms & Platform Commission

6.1 Commission Structure (Transparent Split-Fee Model)

How Our Commission Works:

Displayed Everywhere:

• Shown during negotiation
• Shown before payment submission
• Shown in payment confirmation
• Itemized in all invoices
• No hidden fees

Campaign Agreement: $500
├─ Promoter Pays: $525 ($500 + $25 platform fee)
├─ Creator Receives: $475 ($500 - $25 platform fee)
└─ Platform Revenue: $50 (total 10%)
        

6.2 Promoter Payment Process

When Payment is Due:

• Immediately after offer acceptance
• Deadline: 48 hours maximum
• Late payment consequences: Creator can cancel without penalty

Payment Submission Steps:

1. Payment Created (Automatic)

• System creates PromoterPayment record
• Status: pending
• Amount: Campaign price + 5% commission
• Promoter redirected to payment page

2. Promoter Selects Payment Method

• Bank Transfer (domestic or international)
• Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, etc.)
• PayPal
• Stripe

3. Promoter Receives Payment Instructions

• Bank account details (for transfers)
• Crypto wallet address + network (for crypto)
• PayPal email (for PayPal)
• Stripe payment link (for Stripe)
• Reference number (must include for tracking)

4. Promoter Sends Payment Externally

• Sends to Pyrafluence's payment account (not directly to Creator)
• Amount must match exactly (including commission)
• Must include reference number

5. Promoter Uploads Proof

• Transaction ID or reference number
• Screenshot or receipt of payment
• Payment method used
• Additional details (optional)
• Status changes to submitted

6. Admin Confirms Payment (1-2 Business Days)

• Verifies transaction in Pyrafluence accounts
• Confirms amount and reference match
• Checks for fraud indicators

If verified:

• Payment status → confirmed
• Creator earning created (locked until completion)
• Platform revenue recorded
• Campaign proceeds to Phase 2
• Both parties notified

Payment Confirmation Standards:

• Must verify actual funds received
• Must match transaction ID provided
• Must verify correct amount (including commission)
• Suspicious transactions = Extended review (3-5 days)

6.3 Creator Payment Process

When Creators Get Paid:

• After campaign completion
• After admin verification
• After any dispute period (if applicable)

Creator Earning States:

Balance Calculation:

Total Earned = Sum of all completed campaigns (net of 5% commission)
             + Platform gifts/bonuses

Pending Balance = Active campaigns (Phases 1-3, payment confirmed)

Available Balance = Total Earned
                  - Total Already Withdrawn
                  - Pending Withdrawal Requests

Withdrawable Now = Available Balance
        

Withdrawal Process:

1. Creator Requests Withdrawal

• Minimum amount: $10 USD
• Maximum amount: Available balance
• Must provide payment details (bank account, PayPal, crypto wallet, etc.)

2. Admin Reviews Request (Manual)

• Verifies available balance is accurate
• Checks for any pending disputes
• Confirms payment details are valid
• Validates account in good standing

3. Admin Processes Payment

• Timeline: 3-5 business days
• Sent via Creator's selected method
• Transaction fee covered by platform

4. Creator Receives Funds

• Bank transfer: 3-5 business days
• PayPal: 1-2 business days
• Cryptocurrency: 24-48 hours (depending on network)
• Stripe: 2-3 business days

5. Creator Notified

• Email confirmation sent
• Balance updated in dashboard
• Transaction appears in history

Payment Methods for Creators:

• Bank transfer (provide routing + account number)
• PayPal (provide email address)
• Cryptocurrency wallets (provide wallet address + network)
• Stripe account

6.4 Payment Timeline Summary

6.5 Late Payment Consequences

Promoter Late Payment:

• After 48 hours: Creator notified, can cancel without penalty
• After 7 days: Automatic cancellation, Creator keeps 25% for time investment
• After 14 days: Creator keeps 50%, Promoter marked as high-risk

Creator Late Submission:

• After deadline + 7 days: Promoter can request timeline extension or cancel
• After deadline + 14 days: Promoter can cancel with 50% refund
• After deadline + 30 days: Automatic cancellation, full refund to Promoter

Admin Late Processing:

• Payment confirmations over 48 hours: We notify both parties
• Withdrawals over 5 days: We provide status update
• Extended delays: Compensation considered (platform credits)

6.6 Refund Policy

Full Refund to Promoter:

• Creator cancels before starting work (in Phase 1)
• Creator fails to publish within 30 days past deadline
• Creator account terminated before completion
• Content violates campaign brief and Creator refuses to fix
• Creator uses fake engagement or violates platform rules

Partial Refund (75%):

• Mutual cancellation after brief submitted but before draft
• Promoter never submits campaign brief (after 30 days)
• Platform error prevents campaign completion

Partial Refund (50%):

• Mutual cancellation after draft submitted
• Major disagreement during review cycles (admin mediated)

Partial Refund (25%):

• Promoter cancels after content approved
• Promoter fails to respond to draft submissions (30+ days)

Refund Processing:

• Timeline: 5-7 business days after approval
• Returned via original payment method
• Minus any payment processor fees (if applicable)
• Creator's pending earning automatically adjusted

6.7 Payment Disputes

Common Dispute Types:

1. "Creator didn't deliver" (Promoter claim)
2. "Promoter didn't pay" (Creator claim)
3. "Content quality unacceptable" (Promoter claim)
4. "Brief was impossible/misleading" (Creator claim)
5. "Performance drastically below estimates" (Promoter claim)

Dispute Resolution Process:

Step 1: Attempt Direct Resolution (Required)

• Parties discuss via platform messaging
• Must attempt good faith resolution
• Timeline: 5 days for direct resolution
• All communication must be on platform (for evidence)

Step 2: File Formal Dispute

Either party submits dispute to Admin

Must provide:

• Clear statement of issue
• All relevant messages and evidence
• Desired outcome (refund, completion, compensation)
• Timeline of events
• Admin acknowledges within 24 hours

Step 3: Admin Investigation

• Reviews complete Etiquette history
• Reviews all messages and negotiations
• Reviews Campaign brief and content submissions
• Reviews evidence and proof of publication
• May request additional information
• Timeline: 5-7 business days

Step 4: Admin Decision

Based on: Contract terms (Etiquette), campaign brief, evidence, platform policies

Possible Outcomes:

• Promoter favor: Full or partial refund, Creator warning/suspension
• Creator favor: Payment released, Promoter warning/suspension
• Split decision: Partial compensation to both parties
• No fault: Campaign cancelled, fair compensation based on work completed

Admin Decision Factors:

• Was campaign brief clear and reasonable?
• Did Creator follow brief specifications?
• Was content approved by Promoter?
• Were deadlines reasonable and met?
• Did either party act in bad faith?
• Were disclosures proper?
• Was performance within reasonable expectations?

Step 5: Appeal (Limited)

• Only if clear factual error in decision
• Must submit within 7 days
• Must provide new evidence or point out specific error
• Final decision within 14 days
• Final decision is binding

7. Ethical Content Standards

7.1 Platform Values & Mission

7.2 Prohibited Content Categories

❌ Illegal Products or Services

• Controlled substances without prescription
• Weapons or explosives
• Counterfeit goods
• Unlicensed pharmaceuticals
• Stolen property or services
• Anything illegal in Creator's or Promoter's jurisdiction

❌ Harmful or Dangerous Content

• Self-harm encouragement
• Eating disorders promotion
• Dangerous challenges or stunts
• Medical misinformation
• "Miracle cures" or unproven treatments
• Financial scams or get-rich-quick schemes

❌ Adult or Sexual Content

• Pornography or sexually explicit material
• Adult entertainment services
• Sex toys or sexual wellness products
• Dating apps with adult content
• Escort or sugar daddy services

❌ Hate Speech or Discrimination

• Content promoting hatred based on: race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age
• Extremist ideologies
• Harassment or bullying campaigns
• Conspiracy theories promoting violence

❌ Deceptive Practices

• False product claims
• Manipulated before/after photos
• Fake testimonials or reviews
• Undisclosed affiliate relationships
• Pyramid schemes or MLMs
• Pump-and-dump cryptocurrency schemes

7.3 FTC Compliance (U.S. Federal Law)

Material Connection Disclosure Required:

Creators must disclose when they have a "material connection" with a brand, which includes:

• Receiving payment for content
• Receiving free products
• Affiliate commission arrangements
• Business relationships with brand
• Family relationships with brand

Disclosure Must Be:

• Clear and Conspicuous: Average consumer cannot miss it
• Before the Claim: Disclosed before making product claims
• In Every Medium: Video, caption, comments if engaging there
• In Plain Language: "ad", "sponsored", not ambiguous terms like "partnership" or "collab" alone

7.4 Platform-Specific Policies

YouTube:

• Must follow YouTube Partner Program Policies
• Must use "Paid Promotion" disclosure tool
• Advertiser-friendly content guidelines apply
• No misleading metadata or clickbait
• Sponsorships must align with YouTube ad policies

Instagram:

• Must follow Instagram Partner Monetization Policies
• Must use Branded Content tools
• No misleading tags or false engagement
• Stories must use proper disclosure stickers
• Reels must maintain disclosure in video

TikTok:

• Must follow TikTok Creator Marketplace policies
• Must use Branded Content toggle
• No undisclosed brand deals
• Must follow community guidelines
• Proper hashtag disclosure required

Twitter:

• Must follow Twitter Ads Policy
• Disclosure must be in tweet text (not images)
• Promoted tweets must be marked
• No misleading information

8. Creator Due Diligence Requirements

8.1 Your Responsibility as a Creator

Critical Understanding:

• Your audience trusts YOUR recommendation
• YOU are liable for false or harmful promotions
• YOU can be sued alongside the brand
• YOU face FTC penalties for deceptive advertising
• YOUR reputation is on the line with every campaign

8.2 Required Creator Due Diligence (Before Accepting Offers)

You MUST Research and Verify:

✅ 1. Product/Service Legitimacy

• Does the product/service actually exist and work as described?
• Are customer reviews authentic and mostly positive?
• Is the company registered and legitimate?
• Are there Better Business Bureau complaints?
• Has the product been recalled or flagged by authorities?

How to Check:

• Google the product + "scam" or "review"
• Check Trustpilot, BBB, consumer protection sites
• Verify company registration (if claiming corporate)
• Look for news articles or investigations

✅ 2. Legal Compliance in Your Region

• Is this product/service legal where your audience is located?
• Does it require age restrictions or warnings?
• Are there regional advertising restrictions?
• For international audiences: Is it legal in major audience countries?

How to Check:

• Check local consumer protection laws
• Verify product is not on banned/restricted lists
• For regulated industries: Verify proper licensing
• Consider your audience demographics (where they're located)

✅ 3. Audience Alignment & Value

• Does this product genuinely benefit your audience?
• Would you recommend it even without payment?
• Does it align with your content niche and values?
• Will promotion damage your credibility?

Questions to Ask Yourself:

• Would I use this product myself?
• Would I recommend this to a friend?
• Does this align with my content brand?
• Will my audience feel betrayed or misled?

✅ 4. Claims Verification

• Are the product claims factual and provable?
• Is there scientific evidence for health/wellness claims?
• Are testimonials real and representative?
• Are before/after photos authentic?

How to Check:

• Request evidence for major claims
• Check for peer-reviewed studies (for health products)
• Verify licensing for professional services
• Ask for proof of results/performance

✅ 5. Pricing & Value Assessment

• Is the product reasonably priced for its market?
• Are there hidden fees or subscriptions?
• Is the refund policy fair?
• Are there customer complaints about billing?

How to Check:

• Compare to competitors
• Read full terms and conditions
• Check refund/return policy
• Look for subscription traps

✅ 6. Company Reputation Check

• How long has company been in business?
• Are there legal actions or investigations?
• Do they have history of deceptive marketing?
• Are they on consumer watchlists?

How to Check:

• Search company name + "lawsuit" or "investigation"
• Check with consumer protection agencies
• Review social media for customer complaints
• Verify business registration and licenses

8.3 Red Flags That Should Make You Decline

8.4 Platform's Due Diligence (What We Check)

We Screen Promoters For:

• Business legitimacy
• Industry compliance
• Payment capability
• History of complaints
• Prohibited industries

We Review Campaigns For:

• Obvious scams or fraud
• Prohibited content categories
• Misleading claims in brief
• Legal compliance issues

8.5 Your Legal Liability

You Can Be Held Liable For:

• False advertising (even if brand provided the claims)
• Promoting dangerous or illegal products
• Misleading your audience
• Failing to disclose sponsorship
• Making unsubstantiated health claims
• Violating consumer protection laws

8.6 Declining Offers - No Penalty

You Can Decline Any Offer For Any Reason:

• Don't believe in the product
• Can't verify claims
• Doesn't align with your values
• Bad reviews or reputation
• Audience wouldn't benefit
• "Gut feeling" something is wrong

No Penalties For:

• Declining during negotiation (Phase 1)
• Asking tough questions about products
• Requesting additional information
• Taking time to research
• Consulting legal advice

9. Regulated Industries & Gambling Promotions

9.1 General Regulated Industry Rules

Special Approval Required For:

• Gambling and betting platforms
• Cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets
• Financial trading platforms (Forex, stocks, CFDs)
• Supplements and wellness products
• Loan and credit services
• Cannabis products (where legal)

Enhanced Review Process:

• Promoter must provide licensing documentation
• Product must have legal regulatory approval
• Additional compliance checks required
• Campaign briefs reviewed for misleading claims
• Both Creator and Admin must approve

9.2 Gambling Promotion Policy (Comprehensive Rules)

Our Position on Gambling:

• Gambling can be harmful and addictive
• Must be promoted responsibly with full transparency
• Only permitted under strict conditions
• Subject to continuous monitoring
• Violations result in immediate termination

Eligibility Requirements (ALL Must Be Met):

9.3 Morocco-Specific Gambling Rules

Only MDJS is Permitted:

• MDJS is the only legal gambling operator in Morocco
• No other gambling platforms (online casinos, sports betting sites) can be promoted to Moroccan audiences
• Violations = Immediate account termination + legal reporting

MDJS Campaign Requirements:

• Creator must have 50%+ Moroccan audience
• Must include all standard gambling disclosures
• Must include MDJS responsible gaming resources
• Must not target minors (strict enforcement)
• Must comply with Moroccan advertising law

Moroccan Law Compliance:

• Gambling advertising is heavily restricted in Morocco
• We consult with Moroccan legal counsel for MDJS campaigns
• Additional approval layers for Morocco-targeted content
• Higher admin scrutiny for compliance

9.4 Gambling Content Review Process

Pre-Approval Requirements:

1. Promoter Submits (Before Etiquette Creation):

• Gambling license documentation
• Regulatory approval letters
• Responsible gambling policies
• Target regions and licensing for each
• Sample content guidelines

2. Platform Legal Review:

• Verify license validity
• Check regulatory compliance
• Review company reputation
• Assess risk level
• Timeline: 5-10 business days

3. Creator Application:

• Verify 50%+ audience in legal regions
• Review Creator's content history
• Confirm understanding of gambling risks
• Verify willingness to include disclosures

4. Campaign Brief Review:

• All claims must be verified
• All disclosures must be included
• Responsible gambling messaging required
• No predatory language permitted

5. Content Review (Extra Layer):

• All gambling content reviewed by Admin before publication
• Must include all disclosures
• Must align with responsible gambling standards
• Must comply with regional laws
• Additional 2-3 day review period

6. Post-Publication Monitoring:

• Admin monitors audience engagement
• Checks for concerning comments (addiction, debt, etc.)
• May require Creator to moderate comments
• May require additional responsible gambling messaging

9.5 Gambling Promotion Limitations

Frequency Restrictions:

Content Restrictions:

• ❌ Cannot make gambling primary content focus
• ❌ Cannot show actual gambling during stream/video
• ❌ Cannot show large winnings without context of losses
• ❌ Cannot use terms like "guaranteed win" or "sure thing"
• ❌ Cannot pressure audience to gamble

Audience Protection:

• Must moderate comments discussing problem gambling
• Must provide resources if audience member expresses concern
• Must remove content if significant audience backlash
• Must report signs of underage gambling to platform

9.6 Consequences for Gambling Violations

10. Social Media Integration

10.1 Platforms We Connect To

Supported Platforms:

• YouTube (via YouTube Data API v3)
• Instagram (via Instagram Graph API)
• TikTok (via TikTok for Developers)
• Twitter (via Twitter API v2)

10.2 What We Access (Read-Only)

For All Platforms:

• Public profile information (username, bio, profile picture)
• Follower/subscriber counts
• Public content (posts, videos, tweets)
• Engagement metrics (views, likes, comments, shares)
• Posting frequency and patterns
• Account verification status

Platform-Specific Access:

YouTube:

• Channel statistics
• Video URLs and metadata
• View counts and watch time
• Subscriber count updates
• Engagement rates
• Upload schedule

Instagram:

• Follower count
• Post/Reel/Story metrics (for public accounts)
• Engagement rates by content type
• Posting frequency
• Content category distribution

TikTok:

• Follower count
• Video views and engagement
• Posting frequency
• Content performance

Twitter:

• Follower count
• Tweet impressions and engagement
• Retweet and like counts
• Account activity

10.3 Why We Need This Data

For Creators:

• Display accurate statistics to Promoters
• Calculate pricing recommendations
• Verify campaign completion
• Detect fake followers or engagement
• Track performance trends

For Promoters:

• Find suitable Creators
• Verify Creator's audience size and engagement
• Ensure ROI potential
• Confirm publication of sponsored content

For Platform Operations:

• Fraud detection
• Performance verification
• Fair matching
• Dispute resolution
• Analytics and improvements

10.4 Data Updates & Refresh

Automatic Updates:

• Creator stats refreshed every 7-30 days (platform-dependent)
• Triggered when: Campaign application, quarterly reviews, manual refresh

Manual Refresh:

• Creators can request update anytime
• Takes 5-15 minutes to process
• Uses API credits (limited per day)

Historical Data:

Statistics snapshots taken at key moments:

• When Creator applies to campaign
• When campaign completes
• Quarterly for trend analysis
• Used for: Pricing accuracy, fraud detection, performance predictions

10.5 Disconnecting Social Accounts

You Can Disconnect Anytime:

• From Profile → Social Accounts → Remove
• Takes effect immediately
• Affects: Future campaign eligibility, ongoing campaign ability to verify

Effects of Disconnection:

• Cannot accept campaigns requiring that platform
• Active campaigns may be affected (if verification required)
• Historical data retained for completed campaigns
• Can reconnect same or different account later

10.6 Third-Party Terms Compliance

You Must Follow ALL Platform Rules:

• YouTube Terms of Service
• Instagram Terms of Use
• TikTok Terms of Service
• Twitter Terms of Service
• Platform-specific creator/partner policies
• Advertising and branded content policies

We Monitor:

• Creator platform accounts for active violations
• Promoter campaigns for platform policy compliance
• Both parties for proper disclosure usage

11. Platform Safety & Moderation

11.1 Shared Responsibility Model

Platform's Responsibilities:

• Screen Promoters for basic legitimacy
• Review campaign briefs for obvious violations
• Verify payment processing
• Monitor for fraud and scams
• Enforce Terms of Service
• Provide dispute resolution

Creator's Responsibilities (Equal Importance):

• Perform due diligence on every offer (Section 8)
• Verify product safety and legality
• Ensure audience alignment
• Disclose sponsorships properly
• Reject harmful or deceptive campaigns
• Report suspicious Promoters

Promoter's Responsibilities:

• Provide accurate product information
• Be truthful in campaign briefs
• Honor payment obligations
• Respect Creator's creative process
• Comply with advertising laws
• Not request prohibited content

11.2 Content Moderation & Review

What We Review:

Pre-Publication:

• Campaign briefs for prohibited content
• Gambling and regulated industry content (mandatory)
• Flagged or reported campaigns
• High-risk Promoter campaigns
• Campaigns over $10,000

Post-Publication:

• Reported content
• Suspicious performance patterns
• Compliance with disclosures
• Platform policy violations
• Evidence of fraud

11.3 Reporting System

Anyone Can Report:

• Suspicious campaigns
• Prohibited content
• Misleading promotions
• Fake engagement
• Platform abuse
• Terms violations

How to Report:

• Click "Report" button on campaign/profile
• Email: report@pyrafluence.com
• Include: Specific issue, evidence, your concern

What We Investigate:

• All reports reviewed within 48 hours
• Serious violations investigated within 24 hours
• Reporter notified of outcome (if account holder)
• Action taken if violation confirmed

11.4 Fraud Prevention

We Monitor For:

Creator-Side Fraud:

• Fake followers or engagement
• Engagement pods
• View/like purchasing
• Multiple accounts
• False statistics
• Identity theft

Promoter-Side Fraud:

• Payment fraud or chargebacks
• False business information
• Scam products
• Non-payment patterns
• Multiple accounts to avoid fees

Detection Methods:

• API verification vs. submitted stats
• Engagement pattern analysis
• Payment verification
• Cross-platform identity checks
• Third-party fraud detection tools
• Admin manual reviews

12. Dispute Resolution

12.1 Types of Disputes

Etiquette Disputes (Business/Financial):

• Payment not received
• Payment not submitted
• Cancellation disagreements
• Pricing disputes
• Timeline violations

Campaign Disputes (Creative/Content):

• Content doesn't match brief
• Brief is unclear or unreasonable
• Arbitrary content rejection
• Deadline disagreements
• Quality standard disputes

Platform Disputes (System Issues):

• Account access problems
• Payment processing errors
• Verification failures
• Platform bugs affecting campaigns

12.2 Resolution Framework

Step 1: Direct Communication (Mandatory - 5 Days)

• Use platform messaging only
• Both parties must attempt good faith resolution
• Document all communication
• Be specific about issue and desired outcome

Step 2: Admin Mediation (5-7 Business Days)

Submit dispute via support system

Provide complete evidence:

• All messages between parties
• Campaign brief and Etiquette terms
• Content submissions and feedback
• Payment proof (if relevant)
• Any other relevant documentation

Step 3: Admin Investigation

Admin reviews based on dispute type:

For Etiquette Disputes:

• Was Etiquette terms clear?
• Did both parties honor commitments?
• Were timelines reasonable and met?
• Were payments processed correctly?
• Did anyone act in bad faith?

For Campaign Disputes:

• Was Campaign brief clear and specific?
• Did content objectively match brief?
• Were rejection reasons valid and actionable?
• Were revisions requested reasonable?
• Did Promoter approve then retract?

Step 4: Decision & Resolution

• Admin issues binding decision
• Includes reasoning and evidence considered
• May include: Payment release, refund (full/partial), compensation, warnings, suspensions
• Both parties notified simultaneously
• Decision implemented within 24 hours

Step 5: Limited Appeal

• Only for clear factual errors
• Submit within 7 days with specific error identified
• Final review within 14 days
• Final decision is absolutely binding
• No further appeals

12.3 Evidence Requirements

For Payment Disputes:

• Transaction IDs and payment proof
• Etiquette agreement terms
• Timeline of payment submissions
• Communication about payment

For Content Disputes:

• Campaign brief document
• All content submissions
• All Promoter feedback
• Approval/rejection history
• Communication during review

For Performance Disputes:

• Promised vs. actual metrics
• Evidence of fraud (if claiming)
• Industry benchmarks
• Creator's historical performance

13. Termination & Account Suspension

13.1 Immediate Termination (No Warning)

Upon Immediate Termination:

• Account disabled instantly
• Active campaigns cancelled
• Pending balances frozen
• Available balances: Paid if not involved in fraud, forfeited if fraud-related
• Permanent ban from platform
• Cannot create new accounts
• May be reported to authorities

13.2 Progressive Discipline (Warning System)

Minor Violations:

• Late submissions (within reason)
• Communication delays
• Profile information incomplete
• Missed deadlines (first time)

Discipline Progression:

1. First Offense: Warning email + education
2. Second Offense: 7-day account suspension
3. Third Offense: 30-day account suspension
4. Fourth Offense: Permanent termination

13.3 Grounds for Suspension/Termination

Creator Violations:

• Systematic late submissions
• Poor communication with Promoters
• Content quality consistently below professional standards
• Multiple failed campaigns
• Fake engagement or statistics
• Violation of social media platform policies
• Failure to disclose sponsorships
• Promoting prohibited content
• Refusing to correct disclosure violations

Promoter Violations:

• Late or non-payment (systematic)
• Unreasonable content rejections
• Failure to submit campaign briefs
• Requesting prohibited content
• Bad faith negotiations
• Payment disputes on valid campaigns
• Harassment of Creators
• Attempting to bypass platform fees

13.4 Voluntary Account Deletion

You Can Delete Your Account:

• Account Settings → Delete Account
• Confirmation required (email verification)
• 30-day grace period to change mind

Requirements Before Deletion:

• Complete or cancel all active campaigns
• Withdraw all available balance
• Resolve all disputes
• No pending payment confirmations

What Happens to Your Data:

• Account credentials deleted immediately
• Profile information removed
• Social media links disconnected
• Campaign history anonymized (for platform statistics)
• Messages archived (legal requirement)
• Financial records retained 7 years (tax compliance)
• Content URLs retained for completed campaigns

14. Liability & Legal Terms

14.1 Platform Liability Limitations

Product/Service Issues:

• Quality, safety, or efficacy of promoted products
• Product recalls or safety warnings
• Customer complaints about products
• Promoter's business practices
• False advertising by Promoters

Creator Performance:

• Content quality (subject to objective brief matching)
• Campaign performance (views, engagement, conversions)
• Creator's platform violations or bans
• Creator's failure to deliver
• Creator's legal violations (undisclosed sponsorships, false claims)

Third-Party Platforms:

• YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter policy changes
• Platform algorithm changes affecting reach
• Platform outages or service disruptions
• Platform's deletion or restriction of content
• API access changes or limitations

Financial Markets:

• Market conditions affecting campaign effectiveness
• Changes in competitive landscape
• Economic conditions
• Currency fluctuations
• Payment processor fees or delays

Force Majeure:

• Natural disasters
• War or civil unrest
• Government actions or regulations
• Internet or server outages beyond our control
• Pandemic or public health emergencies

Exceptions to Limitations:

• Gross negligence by Pyrafluence
• Willful misconduct
• Fraud by Pyrafluence employees
• Breach of confidentiality

14.2 User Indemnification

For Content You Create:

• Any claims arising from your content
• Copyright or trademark infringement
• Defamation or privacy violations
• False advertising claims
• FTC violations
• Consumer protection claims

For Information You Provide:

• False or misleading account information
• False statistics or engagement data
• Misrepresentation of authority
• Violation of third-party rights

For Your Conduct:

• Terms of Service violations
• Illegal activities using platform
• Harassment or abuse of other users
• Platform manipulation or fraud

14.3 Disclaimers

No Guarantees on Performance:

• We do not guarantee campaign views, engagement, or conversions
• We do not guarantee Creator's content will perform as expected
• We do not guarantee Promoter's product will sell
• Past performance does not indicate future results

No Guarantees on Approval:

• Campaign approval is at platform discretion
• We may reject campaigns without detailed explanation
• We may terminate accounts for safety reasons
• Decisions are final

No Professional Advice:

• We are not lawyers, cannot provide legal advice
• We are not financial advisors
• We are not marketing consultants
• Consult your own professionals before making business decisions

14.4 Governing Law & Jurisdiction

Applicable Law:

• These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States
• Federal laws of the United States apply, including but not limited to:
  • Federal Trade Commission Act (FTC Act)
  • Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
  • CAN-SPAM Act
  • Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
  • Federal Arbitration Act (FAA)
• The UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply
• Wyoming law applies without regard to conflict of law provisions

Exclusive Jurisdiction and Venue:

• Any disputes not subject to arbitration shall be brought exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Laramie County, Wyoming
• You irrevocably consent to the exclusive jurisdiction and venue of Wyoming courts
• You waive any objection to venue or jurisdiction in Wyoming

Dispute Resolution Framework:

For Disputes Under $5,000:

• May be filed in small claims court in Laramie County, Wyoming
• OR may proceed to arbitration (either party's choice)
• Small claims cases remain in small claims court unless both parties agree to arbitration

For Disputes Over $5,000:

• Binding arbitration required (subject to exceptions below)
• No court lawsuit permitted for disputes over $5,000 (except exceptions)

Mandatory Arbitration Agreement:

Arbitration Rules and Procedures:

• Administrator: American Arbitration Association (AAA)
• Rules: AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules and Consumer Arbitration Rules (where applicable)
• Rules available at: www.adr.org
• Location: Arbitration may be conducted:
  • Via videoconference (if both parties agree), OR
  • In Cheyenne, Wyoming, OR
  • At a mutually agreed location
• Arbitrator Selection: Per AAA rules, one neutral arbitrator
• Discovery: Limited discovery as determined by arbitrator
• Decision: Arbitrator's decision is final and binding
• Award: Arbitrator may award any relief available in court
• Judgment: Award may be entered as judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction

Arbitration Costs:

• Filing Fees: Each party pays their own AAA filing fees
• Arbitrator Fees: Split equally between parties unless arbitrator rules otherwise
• Attorney Fees: Each party pays their own attorney fees unless arbitrator awards fees to prevailing party
• Consumer Protection: If you are a consumer and the arbitrator finds the arbitration was frivolous or brought for an improper purpose, you may be required to reimburse Pyrafluence's costs

Appeals:

• Arbitration decisions are final and binding
• Very limited right to appeal under Federal Arbitration Act
• Appeals only available for:
  • Corruption, fraud, or undue means in obtaining the award
  • Evident partiality or corruption of arbitrator
  • Arbitrator exceeded their powers

Exceptions to Arbitration:

The following disputes are NOT subject to arbitration and may be brought in court:

• Small Claims Court: Disputes under $5,000 may be filed in small claims court
• Injunctive Relief: Claims seeking emergency or preliminary injunctive relief
• Intellectual Property: Claims of copyright infringement, trademark infringement, or trade secret misappropriation
• Criminal Activity: Cases involving alleged criminal conduct
• Government Actions: Claims filed with government agencies (FTC, state attorneys general, etc.)
• Self-Help Remedies: Pyrafluence's right to suspend accounts, withhold payments, or terminate service for violations

Opt-Out Right (30 Days):

• You may opt out of this arbitration agreement within 30 days of creating your account
• To opt out, send written notice to: legal@pyrafluence.com with subject "ARBITRATION OPT-OUT"
• Include: Your name, username, email, and statement "I opt out of the arbitration agreement"
• If you opt out: All other terms still apply, disputes resolved in Wyoming courts
• Opt-out is not retroactive to past agreements

International Users - Additional Terms:

Mandatory Local Laws Apply:

Where you reside in a jurisdiction with mandatory consumer protection laws that provide greater rights than these Terms, those mandatory local laws apply to the extent required by law.

European Union Users:

• Subject to EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
• Subject to EU Consumer Rights Directive
• Right to file complaints with local data protection authority
• Access to EU Online Dispute Resolution platform: ec.europa.eu/odr
• EU Representative: [Appoint if required by GDPR]

United Kingdom Users:

• Subject to UK Consumer Rights Act 2015
• Subject to UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018
• Right to file complaints with Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)

California Users:

• Subject to California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA)
• Additional privacy rights available at privacy@pyrafluence.com

Other Jurisdictions:

• Users responsible for compliance with local laws
• If local laws prohibit use of our service, you may not use the platform
• Mandatory local consumer protection laws apply where required

Conflicts Between Laws:

• Priority Order: (1) Mandatory local consumer protection laws, (2) US Federal law, (3) Wyoming state law, (4) These Terms
• If any term conflicts with mandatory local law, that local law prevails for users in that jurisdiction only
• All other terms remain in full force and effect

14.5 Severability & Entire Agreement

Severability:

• If any provision of these Terms is found invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that provision shall be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid and enforceable
• If modification is not possible, the invalid provision shall be severed
• The remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect
• Special Arbitration Severability: If the class action waiver is found unenforceable, the entire arbitration agreement is void, and disputes shall be resolved in Wyoming courts

Entire Agreement:

• These Terms, together with our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy, constitute the entire agreement between you and Pyrafluence
• These Terms supersede all prior or contemporaneous negotiations, discussions, or agreements
• No amendment, modification, or waiver of any provision shall be effective unless in writing and signed by Pyrafluence
• Pyrafluence's failure to enforce any right or provision shall not constitute a waiver of that right or provision

Assignment:

• You may not assign or transfer these Terms or your account without Pyrafluence's written consent
• Pyrafluence may assign these Terms to any affiliate or in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets
• Any attempted assignment in violation of this section is void

Notices:

• To You: Notices sent to your registered email address or posted on the platform
• To Us: legal@pyrafluence.com or via certified mail to our registered agent in Wyoming
• Notices deemed received: Email (24 hours after sending), Postal mail (3 days after mailing)

15. Additional Important Terms

15.1 Intellectual Property Rights

Platform IP (Pyrafluence Owns):

• Pyrafluence name, logo, branding
• Website design and code
• Matching algorithms
• Database structure
• All platform technology

User Content (You Own):

• Creators own content they create
• Promoters own their brand materials
• Users retain all copyrights

License to Pyrafluence:

You grant us limited license to:

• Display content on platform (portfolios, examples)
• Use in marketing (with permission)
• Archive for legal/dispute purposes
• Analyze for platform improvements (anonymized)

License Termination:

• Ends when you delete content
• Archive copies retained for legal compliance
• Marketing use requires ongoing permission

15.2 Content Ownership & Usage Rights

Creator-Promoter Content Licensing:

Default License (Unless Otherwise Specified in Campaign Brief):

• Promoter receives: Social media sharing rights, website embedding rights
• Duration: Perpetual (but Creator can request removal)
• Platforms: Social media only (not TV, print, etc.)
• Attribution: Must credit Creator

Extended Licensing (Must Be Explicitly Negotiated):

• TV/broadcast rights
• Print advertising
• Out-of-home (billboards, etc.)
• White-labeling or reposting as brand's own content
• Requires: Higher payment, explicit agreement in campaign brief

15.3 Confidentiality

What Is Confidential:

• Payment amounts (between you and platform only)
• Bank account and financial details
• Campaign briefs before publication
• Negotiation details
• Business strategies disclosed in messages
• Proprietary product information

What Is Public:

• Usernames and public profiles
• Completed campaign portfolio (with permission)
• Reviews and ratings
• Platform statistics (anonymized)

15.4 Changes to Terms of Service

We May Update These Terms:

• To comply with new laws
• To add new features
• To address new risks
• To clarify ambiguities
• To improve user protection

How You're Notified:

• Email to registered address (30 days advance notice)
• Platform notification banner
• In-app announcement
• Posted at pyrafluence.com/terms

For Material Changes:

• 30 days minimum notice
• Explicit acceptance required
• Active campaigns complete under old terms
• You can withdraw funds before accepting

Your Options:

• Accept changes: Continue using platform
• Decline changes: Must stop using platform, can withdraw funds

Material vs. Non-Material:

• Material: Commission changes, liability changes, payment terms
• Non-Material: Clarifications, formatting, minor policy updates

16. Transparency & Ethical Commitments

16.1 Our Ethical Principles

1. Transparency First:

• All fees disclosed upfront
• No hidden charges
• Clear commission structure
• Open communication

2. Audience Protection:

• Creators' audiences deserve truth
• No deceptive marketing
• Proper disclosures always
• Quality products only

3. Fair Dealings:

• Both parties treated equally
• Disputes resolved objectively
• No favoritism or bias
• Everyone plays by same rules

4. Legal Compliance:

• FTC guidelines followed
• Platform policies respected
• Consumer protection laws honored
• International regulations considered

5. Continuous Improvement:

• We learn from every dispute
• Policies updated based on real issues
• User feedback drives improvements
• Safety measures constantly enhanced

16.2 Platform Accountability

What We Commit To:

• Respond to support within 24-48 hours
• Process payments on time
• Fair dispute resolution
• Protect user data
• Maintain platform security
• Communicate transparently

What We Measure:

• Payment processing time (target: <2 days)
• Support response time (target: <24 hours)
• Dispute resolution time (target: <7 days)
• Platform uptime (target: 99%+)
• User satisfaction scores

16.3 Feedback & Improvement

We Want Your Feedback:

• Report bugs or issues
• Suggest features
• Critique policies
• Share success stories
• Highlight problems

How to Provide Feedback:

• Email: feedback@pyrafluence.com
• In-platform surveys
• User advisory board (apply to join)
• Public forum (coming soon)

We Act On Feedback:

• Review all submissions
• Implement good suggestions
• Explain why some ideas aren't feasible
• Credit users for major improvements

17. Contact & Support

17.1 Customer Support

For General Questions:

• Email: support@pyrafluence.com
• Response time: 24-48 hours
• Available: Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 6 PM (GMT+0)

For Urgent Issues:

• Mark email subject: "URGENT"
• Include: Account username, etiquette ID
• Response: Within 4 hours during business hours

For Payment Issues:

• Email: payments@pyrafluence.com
• Include: Transaction ID, payment proof, etiquette ID
• Response: Within 24 hours

17.2 Specialized Contacts

18. Acceptance of Terms

18.1 Agreement Formation

You Acknowledge:

• You have read and understood these terms
• You have capacity to enter this agreement
• You will comply with all applicable laws
• You understand the distinction between Etiquettes and Campaigns
• You understand your due diligence obligations
• You understand shared responsibility for content
• You understand gambling promotion restrictions

Effective Date:

• These terms effective when you create account
• Updates effective per notification schedule
• Continued use = Acceptance of updates

18.2 Account Creation Represents:

19. Important Disclaimers

❗ We Are a Marketplace, Not a Publisher:

• We connect Creators with Promoters
• We do not create, approve, or control content
• We are not responsible for product quality
• We cannot verify every product claim

❗ Your Due Diligence Is Legally Required:

• You must research every campaign independently
• You are liable for content you create
• You are responsible for what you promote to your audience
• "I didn't know" is not a defense in court

❗ Performance Not Guaranteed:

• Views, engagement, and conversions vary
• Algorithm changes affect performance
• Market conditions fluctuate
• Historical data doesn't predict future results

❗ Platform Access Not Guaranteed:

• We may suspend service for maintenance
• We may restrict access for security
• We may terminate accounts for violations
• We may shut down service (with 90 days notice)

❗ Third-Party Risk:

• Social media platforms may change policies
• Payment processors may have issues
• Creator's or Promoter's bank may delay transfers
• We do our best but cannot control third parties

20. Definitions Appendix

For absolute clarity: