Partnership Agreement

1. Registration requirements
1.1. And may be either an individual or a legal entity (e.g. a company or an individual entrepreneur). It is mandatory to provide a valid e-mail address and @Telegram for communication. It is also necessary to specify one or more wallets for payments: PayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether.

1.2 When registering, the participant must carefully read and agree to the following the terms of the partnership agreement and privacy policy. In some cases, it may be necessary to verify your identity and contact information. Final approval of the application is carried out by the affiliate program administrator, who verifies compliance with all the specified requirements.

2. Account activation
2.1 After successful registration in the affiliate program, the next stage is account activation. The activation process starts with confirmation of the provided contact information. The participant will be sent an e-mail to the specified e-mail address with a confirmation link. The Partner should follow this link to confirm his/her e-mail and activate the account.

2.2 After e-mail confirmation, the affiliate's account will be activated. At this stage the affiliate gets access to his personal control panel, where he can track his sales statistics, see the commissions and bonuses accrued, as well as manage his affiliate link, marketing materials and initiate the withdrawal procedure.

2.3 An important aspect of account activation is familiarization with the instructions and recommendations for participation in the affiliate program. An affiliate is provided with materials that will help to effectively promote the company's products or services. These can be banners, text links, email templates and other resources.

2.4 Completion of the activation process allows an affiliate to fully start working within the affiliate program, starting to attract new clients and earn commissions.

3. Minimal activity

3.1 To maintain the status of an active participant in the affiliate program, minimum activity requirements must be met. Minimum activity means that a partner must regularly attract new customers and generate a certain volume of sales in order to remain part of the program and receive rewards.

3.2 The first requirement is to continuously attract new clients. A partner must attract at least one new client in every three months. This customer must register and make a purchase to be considered active. This measure ensures a constant inflow of new customers and maintains sales momentum.

3.3 Account activity is also measured by the regularity of interaction with the affiliate control panel. A partner should log in to their account at least once a month to track their results, update marketing materials, and stay up-to-date on program news and updates. Regular interaction with the dashboard shows that the affiliate is interested in the program and ready to be active.

3.4 If a partner fails to meet these minimum activity requirements, their account may be suspended. In this case, a notification is sent to the affiliate with a request to restore activity within 30 days. If the requirements are not met within the specified period, the account may be deactivated and the accumulated commissions and bonuses may be canceled.

3.5. Thus, meeting minimum activity requirements ensures that partners remain engaged and contribute to the growth and success of the program. It also allows the company to maintain a high level of quality and efficiency of the partner network.

4. Deactivation for inactivity

4.1 If a partner fails to meet the minimum activity requirements, his/her account may be deactivated, which has a number of consequences. The deactivation process starts with monitoring the partner's activity. If an affiliate has not attracted a single new client within three months or has not logged into the affiliate dashboard within a month, their account is marked as potentially inactive. At this point, a notification is sent to the partner with a warning about the need to restore activity.

4.2 The notice states the specific requirements that must be met to prevent deactivation and the timeframe within which this must be done (usually 30 days). The Partner is encouraged to attract new customers, increase sales, or log in to their account and update marketing materials.

4.3 If after the expiration of the specified period of time the affiliate does not take the necessary actions to restore activity, his account goes to the inactive status. In this status, the affiliate loses access to his control panel, and commission and bonus payments are suspended. The accumulated funds remain on the account balance, but cannot be paid out until the affiliate regains his/her activity.

4.4 To restore activity and reactivate an account, an affiliate must fulfill the minimum activity requirements for the following month. This includes attracting new clients and visiting the affiliate control panel. Once these conditions are met, the affiliate must contact the affiliate program support to confirm his/her activity and unlock the account.

4.5 If an affiliate does not restore activity for a long time, his/her account can be permanently deactivated and deleted from the system. In this case, all accumulated commissions and bonuses are canceled and the affiliate loses the opportunity to participate in the program in the future without re-registration.

4.6 Deactivation for inactivity allows the company to maintain high standards of quality and engagement among partners, ensuring active participation of all program participants and achievement of set goals.

5. Reward models:
5.1 Pay Per Sale (CPS - Cost Per Sale) Description: Affiliates receive a commission for each sale made through their affiliate link. Example: if an affiliate referred a customer who purchased a service for $15, the affiliate receives 20% of the sale ($15).

5.2 Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) Description: Affiliates receive commissions for sales made by themselves and affiliates at a lower level.

Example:

Partner 1 engages Partner 2.

Partner 2 attracts users who make purchases.

Level 1: Partner 1 receives a commission for sales made by users referred by Partner 2.

Level 2: Affiliate 2 receives a commission for sales made by users he referred directly.

First level (Partner 1): 10% of the sale amount.

Second level (Partner 2): 20% of the sale amount.

5.3 Payment for sales made from the article written by the author on our information resource

Description: Affiliates receive a commission for each sale made through a link attached to an article they have written. Example: if an affiliate attracted a customer with a written article who purchased your service for $100, the affiliate receives 20% of the sale ($20).

5.4 Fixed payments and various bonuses Description: partners receive a fixed amount for each completed task or achievement of certain goals.
Goal 1: $100 for every 10 subscribers referred.
Goal 2: $1,000 for every 100 subscribers referred.
Goal 3: $10,000 for every 1,000 subscribers referred.

6. Payment terms and amounts:
6.1 To participate in the partnership program, partners must register on the official website of the company and agree to the terms and conditions of this partnership agreement.

6.2 An affiliate account must be active. Accounts that do not show activity for 6 months may be deactivated.

6.3 Payouts are made when the accumulated commission amount reaches the minimum threshold of $100.

6.4 Payments shall be made monthly, before the 15th day of the month following the reporting month.

6.5 Commissions can be paid via: PayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether.

6.6 All sales and referred customers will be verified by the system to confirm compliance with the program terms and conditions. False or fraudulent actions will result in cancellation of payments and possible disconnection from the program.

6.7 The Company reserves the right to terminate the partner's participation in the program in case of violation of the program terms and conditions, account inactivity or detection of fraudulent activities.

6.8 In case of termination of participation the Partner receives all accumulated commissions and bonuses corresponding to the program conditions at the moment of termination.

7. Reporting
7.1 To participate in the partner program, partners must regularly report on their activities.

7.2 Affiliates are required to provide accurate and timely reports on all referred clients, made sales and other activities that may affect the accrual of commissions and bonuses. This reporting is usually done through a special affiliate dashboard available on the company's website. In the control panel, affiliates can see all necessary information about their activities, including the number of clicks on affiliate links, new user registrations, and the amount of money earned from the number of sales.

7.3 Reports should be submitted monthly, not later than the 5th day of the month following the reporting month. Partners fill in standard reporting forms, where they indicate data on attracted clients, sales amounts and other relevant indicators. In some cases, if required by the company, partners may also provide additional documents to support the data, such as screenshots, order confirmation emails or other evidence.

7.4 The reporting process also includes data verification. The company verifies the information provided for accuracy and validity. This may include automatic verification of data through a tracking system and manual verification of key indicators by company staff. If the verification process raises questions or identifies discrepancies, the company may request additional clarifications or documents from the partner.

7.5 After successful verification of reports, the company accrues commissions and bonuses to partners in accordance with the terms of the program. It is important to note that untimely or incomplete reporting may result in delays in the accrual of payments or even in the suspension of an affiliate's participation in the program. Partners who systematically fail to meet reporting requirements may be excluded from the program.

7.6 Reporting is a key aspect of the partner program that promotes transparency, efficiency and successful cooperation between partners and the company.

8. Verification procedure
8.1 The verification procedure within the partner program is an important step to ensure data accuracy and prevent fraud. This process involves verifying the information provided by partners to ensure that it is accurate and compliant. The verification procedure takes place in several stages.

8.2 The system checks the correctness of the specified contact details, such as e-mail address and @Telegram. An email with a confirmation link is sent to the specified email address, which the partner should follow to verify his/her account. A message with a confirmation code may also be sent to the specified Telegram account.

8.3 Specialists from the support service check all submitted documents and data for compliance with the program requirements. They may contact the partner to clarify information or request additional data if there are questions or concerns. This process may take several business days depending on the volume and complexity of the information provided.

8.4 Specialists analyze data on attracted customers, sales volumes and other indicators to ensure the integrity of the partner's actions. Tracking and analytics systems are used to identify anomalies and suspicious activity. If the audit process reveals irregularities or discrepancies, the company may request explanations or additional evidence from the partner.

8.5 After completion of all checks and confirmation of data compliance with the program requirements, an affiliate's account is considered fully verified. The Partner receives a notification of the verification procedure completion and can fully participate in the program, receive commission payments and bonuses.

8.6 Verification is an ongoing process. Even after initial approval, the company may periodically re-verify to maintain a high level of security and integrity in the program. Affiliates should be prepared to provide updated data or additional documents at the company's request at any time.

8.7 The verification procedure therefore helps the company to maintain the integrity and reliability of the affiliate program by ensuring that all participants are compliant and operating within the rules of the program.

9. Acceptable methods of promotion
9.1 Partners may use their websites to post promotional materials and links to the company's products or services. Partners can create reviews, articles, blogs and other forms of content that help potential customers learn more about the product and its benefits. At the same time, all materials should be attractive, informative and describe only positive aspects of the product.

9.2 Social media is also an important channel for promotion. Partners can use their accounts on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and others to post posts, video reviews and advertisements.

9.3 Email and messenger mailings are another effective method of promotion. Partners can send emails to their subscribers with offers and links to the company's products or services.

9.4 Contextual advertising and search engine optimization (SEO) allow partners to attract traffic to their websites and partner pages through search engines. Partners can use platforms such as Google Ads and Bing Ads to place advertisements.

9.5 Content marketing includes creating quality content that attracts and retains target audiences. Partners can create articles, videos, infographics, webinars, and other forms of content that help customers better understand the product and make purchasing decisions. All content should be original, useful and in line with company guidelines.

9.6 Forums and online communities provide an opportunity for partners to share information about the product and interact with potential customers. Partners can participate in discussions on thematic forums, give advice and recommendations, and post links to the product.

10. Processing of personal data
10.1 By accepting this agreement, the user fully and unconditionally agrees with the policy of processing and collection of personal data. The collection of personal data begins with the explicit consent of the participants to use their information.

10.2 The processing of data includes its use for the purposes indicated at the time of collection. For example, contact data of partners are used for communication and payment of commissions, and customer data are used for processing orders and providing services. The company is obliged to use the data strictly within the scope of the stated purposes and not to transfer it to third parties without the explicit consent of the participants.

10.3 The Company also undertakes to ensure the rights of participants to access, correct and delete their personal data. Partners and clients have the right to request information about their data, to clarify or update it, as well as to request deletion of data or to do it themselves in the partner control panel. Convenient and accessible mechanisms are provided for this purpose, such as contact forms or support services.

10.4 The retention periods of personal data are determined depending on the purposes of processing and legal requirements. Data is stored only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, after which it is securely deleted or anonymized. The Company is obliged to regularly audit the stored data and delete outdated or irrelevant information.

10.5 The processing of personal data complies with all applicable legal and regulatory requirements, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union and the Personal Data Protection Act (CCPA) in California. The Company is obliged to keep abreast of changes in legislation and adapt its processes and privacy policy in accordance with the new requirements.

10.6 Compliance with these principles and rules of personal data processing helps the company to maintain a high level of trust among partners and customers, ensuring the protection of their information and compliance with legal requirements.

“11. Privacy Obligations ”
11.1 The Company implements modern security measures such as data encryption, use of secure servers, regular software updates and anti-virus protection. Access to personal data is limited only to authorized employees who have undergone special training on handling confidential information.

11.2 Data is collected only with the explicit consent of partners and clients. The company is obliged to ensure that each program participant gives his/her voluntary and informed consent to the collection and processing of his/her data. This can be achieved through the use of registration forms where participants confirm their consent to the program terms and conditions and privacy policy.

11.3 The company is obliged to use the collected data only for the purposes that were clearly indicated when it was collected. This means that affiliate data may be used to manage affiliate relationships, pay commissions, provide marketing materials and reporting. Customer data may be used to process orders, provide services, provide customer support and improve products. Any use of the data beyond these purposes requires additional consent from the participants.

11.4 The company is obliged to provide partners and clients with access to their personal data and the possibility to correct or delete it. Program participants should have convenient mechanisms for requesting information about their data, updating or deleting them, unless it does not contradict legal requirements. The Company shall promptly respond to such requests and fulfill them within a reasonable period of time.

11.5 The periods of storage of personal data are determined by the purposes of their processing and legal requirements. The Company is obliged to keep data only for the time necessary to fulfill the stated purposes, after which the data must be securely deleted or anonymized. Regular checks and audits of the data help to keep it up to date and timely deletion.

11.6 Compliance with confidentiality obligations is a continuous process requiring constant attention and adaptation to changing conditions and requirements. The Company is obliged to follow changes in legislation, implement new technologies and data protection methods, as well as conduct regular audits and employee training.

11.7. Thus, fulfillment of confidentiality obligations allows the company to protect personal data of partners and clients, maintain trust and compliance with legal requirements. This creates a basis for long-term and successful cooperation within the partner program.

12. Reasons for termination of participation
12.1 Partner's refusal to cooperate or termination of the program support. If an affiliate decides to no longer participate in the program, he or she may terminate his or her participation by notifying the company. In this case, the affiliate must settle all open issues, such as commission payments and the transfer of incomplete tasks.

12.2 The company reorganizes or changes the terms of the affiliate program. In some cases, the company may decide to change the terms of the program or terminate it. In this case, all partners will be notified of the upcoming changes and possible consequences for their participation. The company is obliged to give partners enough time to adapt to the new conditions or terminate their participation in the program.

12.3 Identifying conflicts of interest. If a partner is involved in an activity that directly competes with the program or could result in a conflict of interest, the company may decide to terminate their participation. This is necessary to protect the company's interests and to maintain a fair playing field for all partners.

12.4 Termination of a partner's participation in an affiliate program is a serious step that is always accompanied by appropriate procedures and notifications. The Company is obliged to give the affiliate an opportunity to explain or rectify the situation, except in cases of obvious fraud or serious violations. These measures help maintain high standards of quality and trust in the affiliate program, ensuring its long-term success and effectiveness.

13. Procedure for termination of participation
13.1 The procedure for termination of participation in the partner program includes several stages aimed at ensuring fairness and transparency for both parties - the company and the partner. This process begins with identifying the reason for termination, continues with notifying the partner, and ends with taking all necessary steps to end the partnership. Here is a detailed description of the termination process.

13.2 Identification of the reason for termination of participation. The Company analyzes the partner's activities and determines what exactly caused this decision. This may be a violation of program terms and conditions, insufficient activity, fraudulent activity, non-compliance with program requirements, or other circumstances. It is important that the company has sufficient evidence and reasons for the decision to terminate.

13.3 The Company is obliged to notify the partner of its intention to terminate his/her participation in the program. The notification must be made in writing and sent to the partner's registered e-mail address. The letter shall state the reasons for termination and provide an opportunity for the partner to express his/her opinion or provide an explanation. The partner may be offered a period of time (usually 30 days) to remedy the situation or fulfill the necessary conditions for continued participation.

13.4 Considering the partner's responses and explanations. If a partner provides explanations or additional data, the company should carefully consider them. Depending on the circumstances, the company may decide to reinstate the partner's participation if the partner has corrected the violations or provided convincing explanations. Otherwise, the company confirms the decision to terminate participation.

13.5 Execution of termination procedures. If the decision to terminate an affiliate remains in effect, the Company will begin the process of deactivating the affiliate's account. This includes blocking access to the affiliate dashboard, stopping the accrual of commissions and bonuses, and terminating all current affiliate marketing activities. The company must notify the affiliate of the date of final termination and provide information on next steps.

13.6 Settlement of financial issues. The Company is obliged to make all payments due to the affiliate, including accumulated commissions and bonuses, except for cases when the affiliate is found out in fraud or other serious violations. In such cases, accrued funds may be canceled. All payments must be made in accordance with the terms of the program and legal requirements.

13.7. Ensuring data security. The company is obliged to delete or anonymize all personal data of the partner in accordance with the privacy policy and legal requirements. The partner must be notified of the fulfillment of these actions and receipt of all necessary documents or reports.

13.8. Completion of administrative procedures. The Company completes all internal processes related to the termination of a partner's participation, including updating registration records, notifying all stakeholders and updating reporting. All actions should be documented to ensure transparency and allow for subsequent verification.

13.9 The termination procedure also includes measures to prevent similar situations from recurring. The Company may analyze the reasons for termination and make appropriate changes to the program's policies and procedures to improve its effectiveness and prevent future violations.

13.10. Thus, the termination procedure is aimed at ensuring fairness and transparency, protecting the interests of the company and partners, and maintaining high standards of quality and trust in the partner program. Fulfilling all stages of the procedure helps to minimize risks and preserve the company's reputation, ensuring the long-term success and sustainability of the program.

14. Final payments
14.1 Calculation of all accumulated commissions and bonuses. The Company analyzes all data on sales and actions of an affiliate for the period of his/her participation in the program. It is important to make sure that all transactions are recorded and correctly calculated, including commissions for sales, bonuses for attracting new customers and meeting other program objectives. This calculation is done using a tracking system that captures all affiliate activity and related financial data.

14.2 After calculating all payments due, the company checks whether the data meets the minimum requirements for withdrawal. Some affiliate programs may have a minimum threshold for payouts. If the accumulated commissions do not reach this threshold, payments may be postponed until the threshold is reached. In case of termination, however, the company may decide to pay out the entire accumulated amount, regardless of the thresholds, in order to close the financial obligations to the affiliate.

14.3 The company is obliged to notify the partner of forthcoming payments. The notification shall specify the amount, date and method of payment. The Partner is provided with a report detailing all accrued commissions and bonuses so that he/she can check the correctness of calculations. If a partner has questions or discovers discrepancies, he/she can contact the company's support service for clarification and settlement.

14.4 Payments are made through agreed payment systems. The Company uses those details that were specified by the partner during registration or updated during participation in the program. It is important to make sure that all payment details are up to date and correct to avoid delays or errors in transferring funds.

14.5. Upon completion of payments, the company notifies the partner about completion of all financial operations and closing of his account. The partner receives confirmation of receipt of funds and may request additional documents, such as reconciliation acts or payment confirmations, if necessary for his/her internal reporting.

14.6 If errors or deficiencies are identified during the final payment process, the company shall promptly correct them. This may include additional payments or refunds of overpayments. It is important to maintain an openness and willingness to dialog with the partner at all stages of the process to avoid conflicts and misunderstandings.

14.7 Final payments also include the settlement of any debts or liabilities that may exist between the company and the partner. If a partner is indebted to the company (for example, for the use of marketing materials or other resources), these amounts may be deducted from the final payments. All such actions must be transparent and reasonable, with details provided to the partner.

15. Updating the program terms and conditions
15.1 Updating the terms and conditions of the partner program is an important process aimed at adapting the program to changing market conditions, legal requirements and the company's strategic goals. This process includes analyzing current conditions, developing new rules and procedures, notifying partners and implementing changes. Here is a detailed description of all stages of updating program terms and conditions.

15.2. Analysis of current terms and conditions of the program. The Company conducts a comprehensive analysis of the effectiveness of the affiliate program and evaluates current rules, terms and procedures. This analysis includes collecting feedback from partners, examining market trends, evaluating competitors, and analyzing internal data on program performance. The purpose of this phase is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of current conditions and identify areas for improvement.

15.3. Development of new terms and conditions and rules. Based on the analysis, the company develops updated terms and conditions of the program, which may include changes in the commission structure, bonuses, requirements for affiliates, promotion rules and other aspects. It is important that the new terms and conditions are fair, transparent and support the program's goals. The Company may also engage legal counsel to ensure that the new terms and conditions comply with all applicable legal requirements.

15.4 Notification of partners about forthcoming changes. The Company is obliged to notify all partners in advance of planned changes in the program terms and conditions. This notification must be made in writing and sent to the partners' registered e-mail addresses. The notification must detail the new terms and conditions, the reasons for their introduction and the date on which they come into effect. Partners should also be given the opportunity to ask questions and seek clarification on the changes.

15.5 Introduction of new terms and conditions of the program. On the date set, the new terms and conditions officially come into effect. The Company updates all program-related documents, including privacy policies, terms of use, marketing materials and internal procedures. Tracking and record keeping systems are also updated to ensure accurate implementation of the new terms and conditions.

16. Notification of changes
16.1 Preparing the text of the notification. The company should create a detailed and clear document that explains the essence and reasons for the changes in the terms and conditions of the program. The notice should contain the following information: a description of the new terms and conditions, the reasons and justifications for the changes, specific changes from the previous terms and conditions, the effective date of the changes, and instructions to partners on the actions they need to take. It is important that the text is written in clear language, avoiding complex legal terms, so that all partners can easily understand its content.

16.2 Select appropriate communication channels. The notification should be sent through reliable and trusted channels to ensure that all partners receive and read it. The primary channel is email. The notification letter is sent to the registered email addresses of all partners. In some cases, especially for larger partners or key program participants, additional channels such as @Telegram can be used. The notification can also be placed in the partner dashboard on the company's website, where partners regularly check their data and statistics.

16.3 Timely sending of the notice. It is important that the notice is sent well in advance so that partners have enough time to familiarize themselves with and prepare for the new terms. Typically, the notice is sent several weeks before the effective date of the changes. The exact timing depends on the scope and complexity of the changes, but a minimum of 30 days is considered optimal for most situations.

16.4 The notice should clearly state where partners can go to ask questions or seek clarification about the changes. This could be a dedicated e-mail address, a hotline telephone number or a feedback form on the company's website. It is important that the staff responsible for handling these requests are well aware of the new conditions and can provide the necessary information and support promptly.

16.5 Entry into force and monitoring of changes. On the date set, the new terms and conditions officially become effective. The company should ensure that all systems and processes are updated to comply with the new conditions and continue to monitor partners' compliance with the new rules. This includes reviewing reporting, compliance with the new requirements and evaluating the effectiveness of the changes.

17. Disclaimer
17.1 An affiliate program disclaimer is a legal statement that limits the company's liability for certain actions, events or circumstances related to affiliates' participation in the program.

17.2 The company is not liable for direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damages that may arise as a result of affiliates' participation in the program. This includes, but is not limited to, loss of revenue, data, opportunities, goodwill or any other losses that may arise from the use of affiliate links, marketing materials or the company's platform.

17.3 While every effort is made to provide up-to-date and accurate information, it cannot guarantee its absolute accuracy or completeness. The partners assume responsibility for the use of such information and must independently verify its relevance and correctness.

17.4 The company is not responsible for the acts or omissions of third parties such as service providers, advertising platforms or clients. This means that partners must independently assess the risks associated with the use of services or interaction with third parties and cannot make claims against the company for possible losses associated with such actions.

17.5 The Company is not responsible for technical failures, errors or interruptions to the platform or services. This may include technical problems with the server, software, network connections or other components that may affect the availability or functionality of the affiliate program. While every effort is made to ensure uninterrupted operation, the company cannot guarantee complete protection against such failures and is not responsible for any possible consequences.

17.6 The Company is not responsible for actions of partners that may violate the terms of the affiliate program or the law. This includes the use of prohibited methods of promotion, violation of intellectual property rights, spam or other unfair practices. The Company is not responsible for such actions of partners and reserves the right to take appropriate measures, including termination of participation in the program.

17.7 The company reserves the right to make changes to the program terms and conditions, commission structure, rules and procedures at any time. In this case, the company undertakes to notify partners of such changes in advance, but is not liable for possible losses or inconvenience caused by these changes.

17.8 The Company shall not be liable for any delays or defaults due to events beyond its control, such as natural disasters, acts of war, governmental measures, strikes or other unforeseen circumstances.

18. Applicable law
18.1 These terms and conditions of the affiliate program shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the British Virgin Islands (BVI), without regard to its conflict of law provisions. Participation in the affiliate program implies full and unconditional agreement with the following rules and regulations, which are binding for all partners.

18.2 All terms and conditions of this agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the British Virgin Islands (BVI).

18.3 Any dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this agreement shall be settled in the High Court of the British Virgin Islands.

19. Protection of personal data
19.1 The Company agrees to comply with all applicable laws and regulations regarding the protection of personal data, including but not limited to GDPR, CCPA.

19.2 Personal data collected within the framework of the Affiliate Program will be used solely for the purposes of fulfilling the obligations under this agreement and will not be transferred to third parties without the express consent of the data subjects, except in cases provided for by law.

20. Intellectual property
20.1 All intellectual rights to the materials provided by the company to its partners remain the property of the company.

20.2 Partners have the right to use the company's intellectual property only within the framework and for the purpose of fulfilling their obligations under the program and undertake not to infringe the company's intellectual property rights.

21. Force majeure
21.1 The Company shall not be liable for delays or failure to fulfill its obligations under this agreement due to force majeure circumstances such as natural disasters, acts of war, governmental measures, strikes or other unforeseen circumstances.

21.2 In case of occurrence of force majeure circumstances the company undertakes to immediately notify the partners about such circumstances and take all possible measures to minimize the consequences.

22. Other provisions
22.1 This agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the company and the partner with respect to the matters set forth herein and supersedes all prior agreements, oral and written, with respect to those matters.

22.2 If any provision of this agreement is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain valid and enforceable.

22.3 The Partners are not entitled to transfer their rights and obligations under this agreement to third parties without the prior written consent of the company.

Last update: January 16 2026 of the year.