This is implementation-ready draft structure, not final legal advice. Replace entity, jurisdiction, refund, tax, service-level, and dispute placeholders after counsel review and commercial-provider authorization.
These Terms govern use of services provided by {{LEGAL_ENTITY}}. Define who may accept the Terms, business-use requirements, account authority, and age/jurisdiction restrictions before launch.
Users are responsible for accurate registration information, protecting credentials/API keys, managing team access, and promptly reporting suspected unauthorized use.
Describe the platform as a data-quality/verification workflow. Results are signals from configured services and may be incomplete, stale, unavailable, or incorrect; they are not identity, ownership, fraud, or delivery guarantees unless expressly stated for a separate product.
Customers must have the rights and lawful basis required to submit data, follow acceptable-use rules, and avoid unlawful surveillance, harassment, spam, discrimination, or other prohibited processing.
Cover API keys, rate limits, idempotency, automated use, webhook responsibilities, versioning/deprecation, and suspension for abuse.
Define quote freezes, wallet reservation/settlement, network confirmations, exchange-rate handling, under/over-payments, refunds/credits, taxes, expiration (if any), and which blockchain/network fees are customer responsibility. Align this section with the actual payment implementation.
Reserve the ability to change or disable services when mappings, upstream availability, legal permission, abuse risk, or security require it. Explain how material API changes are communicated.
These sections require counsel and jurisdiction-specific drafting. Do not publish generic placeholders as final binding terms.
The final Terms should state the limits of external data signals and avoid guaranteeing correctness, identity, reachability, or fraud status.
The application is designed to show a preflight/frozen quote and reserve/settle wallet value according to the confirmed job. Final legal language must match production billing behavior.
Yes where availability, mapping, legal/commercial authorization, security, or abuse controls require it. The final Terms should explain customer notice and refund/credit rules.
Replace {{GOVERNING_LAW}} and dispute placeholders after legal review.
Use descriptive internal links so users and search engines can understand how these topics connect.
Start with a preflight, review duplicates, cache eligibility, fresh checks, and the frozen maximum quote.