These Terms replace the prior Influence360 Terms of Service from the Effective Date above. They form a legally binding agreement between you and Influence360 - F.Z.C and govern access to and use of the Platform, including Creator Campaigns, Points and referral programs, analytics and the Publication Module.

By accessing or using the Platform, creating an account, listing or participating in a Campaign, earning or using Points, submitting or accepting an order, or otherwise using Platform services, you confirm that you have read, understood and agreed to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Platform.

1. Definitions

"User" or "Users" means any individual or legal entity that accesses, browses, registers for or uses the Platform in any manner, including Companies, Content Creators, Publications, visitors and persons acting on behalf of an entity.

"Company" means a business, project, protocol, DAO or other entity that creates, funds or operates Campaigns. For a Publication Campaign, "Company" may also be referred to as the "Client".

"Content Creator" means an individual or entity that participates in Creator Campaigns by creating, publishing or distributing marketing Content, including influencers and other creators.

"Publication" means a media outlet, publication, media business or other independent third-party supplier that makes Publication Services available through or in connection with the Publication Module.

"Campaign" means any marketing initiative, task, offer or engagement made available, coordinated or managed through the Platform, including a Creator Campaign or Publication Campaign.

"Creator Campaign" means a Campaign in which a Company engages one or more Content Creators through the Platform.

"Awareness Campaign" means a Creator Campaign in which one or more Content Creators receive agreed compensation for creating, publishing or distributing specified Content or delivering agreed marketing services, regardless of whether a particular conversion or user action occurs.

"Conversion Campaign" means a Creator Campaign in which compensation is determined wholly or partly by verified actions or outcomes, including registrations, KYC completions, deposits, purchases, wallet connections or other Campaign-specific conversions.

"Open Creator Campaign" means an open Campaign in which eligible registered Users may create and submit Content against a shared reward pool or other stated reward structure. Accepted contributions may be scored, ranked and rewarded according to Campaign-specific quality, performance, integrity and eligibility rules.

"Publication Campaign" means a business marketing campaign or order coordinated through the Publication Module that includes one or more Publication Services supplied by an independent Publication.

"Publication Service" means an underlying paid media or publication deliverable supplied by a Publication, including sponsored or partner articles, press-release publication or distribution, interviews, newsletters, display advertising, video, social amplification, events, research, custom media packages or other agreed media deliverables. Unless separately licensed and expressly agreed in writing, Influence360 does not itself perform the underlying Publication Service.

"Publication Module" means the part of the Platform through which business Clients may discover and compare Publication options, communicate about requirements, submit or accept Campaign terms, coordinate delivery, manage Campaign administration and review analytics relating to Publication Services as part of Influence360's marketing-management and project-management services.

"Campaign Order" means the recorded order, accepted custom quote, checkout record or other Platform record for a specific Publication Campaign, including the selected Publication Service, deliverables, Campaign price, timing, restrictions and other agreed terms.

"Accepted Publication Campaign" means a Publication Campaign accepted by the relevant Publication and confirmed by Influence360 after any required payment, compliance or funding condition has been satisfied.

"Final Campaign Price" means the Client-facing amount recorded in the Campaign Order for Influence360's Publication Campaign service, which may include the cost of arranging and procuring the selected Publication Service, excluding applicable taxes and any separately disclosed managed-service, strategy or coordination fee.

"Account Manager" means an Influence360 representative who, at a Client's request, assists with publication selection, briefing, coordination, approvals, scheduling, reporting or Campaign administration.

"Content" means promotional or informational material, including videos, posts, articles, images, text, audio or other media.

"Client Materials" means all text, images, logos, claims, links, token or product information, legal disclosures, creative assets, instructions and other materials supplied by or for a Client in connection with a Publication Campaign.

"Pre-TGE Project" means a project that has not completed a Token Generation Event.

"Tokens" means cryptocurrencies, utility tokens, governance tokens, NFTs, stablecoins or other blockchain-based digital assets.

"Points" means non-transferable platform points, contribution scores or similar non-cash rewards issued under an Influence360 points, referral, leaderboard or rewards program. Points are not Tokens, cash, equity, securities or financial instruments, have no guaranteed monetary value, and do not create any guaranteed right to receive Tokens or any other future reward.

"Smart Contract Escrow" means a non-custodial blockchain-based mechanism used to conditionally release digital assets, where Influence360 does not control private keys or settlement.

"Platform" means the Influence360 digital marketing-management and campaign-coordination environment, including websites, applications, dashboards, APIs, tools, campaign modules, the Publication Module, analytics, messaging and related functionality.

2. Platform Services and Influence360's Role

2.1 Licensed activity scope. Influence360 provides services within the scope of the business activities stated on its current Ajman Free Zone licence: (i) Marketing Management; (ii) Project Management Services; (iii) Social Media Applications Development & Management; and (iv) Data Classification and Analysis Services. Platform functionality, Campaign coordination, account-management support and analytics are provided only to the extent they fall within those activities and any other approvals lawfully held by Influence360 from time to time.

2.2 Creator Campaigns. For Creator Campaigns, Influence360 generally provides digital campaign infrastructure, marketing-management support, project-management functionality, social-media application functionality and analytics. Unless Influence360 expressly agrees otherwise in writing, Influence360 is not a party to the commercial agreement between a Company and a Content Creator and does not guarantee either User's performance or payment.

2.3 Publication Module. The Publication Module is a campaign-management and procurement interface operated as part of Influence360's Marketing Management and Project Management Services. For a Platform-originated Publication Campaign, the Client contracts with and pays Influence360 in Influence360's own name for the relevant Campaign service. Influence360 may arrange and procure the selected Publication Service from the Publication as an independent supplier. The Publication, not Influence360, performs the underlying media or publication deliverable and retains responsibility for its publication, advertising inventory, media operations and editorial decisions.

2.4 Publication Campaign funds. Amounts paid by a Client for a Publication Campaign are consideration payable to Influence360 under these Terms and the relevant Campaign Order for Influence360's own Campaign service, including any third-party supplier cost incorporated into that service. Those amounts are not accepted or held by Influence360 on trust, in escrow or as payment agent for a Publication.

2.5 No regulated payment or virtual-asset role. Except for receiving amounts due to Influence360 for its own contracted services, Influence360 does not act as a payment institution, payment aggregator, custodian, trustee, virtual-asset exchange, broker, dealer, transfer provider or investment adviser for Users. Creator Campaign settlement may occur directly between Users, through Smart Contract Escrow or through independent third-party providers as described in these Terms.

2.6 Independent Users and suppliers. Content Creators, Companies and Publications remain independent persons or businesses. No employment, partnership, fiduciary or general agency relationship is created by these Terms. A Publication's newsroom, advertising inventory, publication systems and independent editorial decisions remain outside Influence360's control.

2.7 Publication supplier agreements. A Publication may also be subject to a separate Publication Services & Supplier Discount Agreement with Influence360. If there is a conflict concerning the Publication's supplier obligations, supplier pricing, Supplier Discount, net supplier amount or invoicing of Influence360, that separate signed agreement prevails over these Terms for those supplier-side matters. Influence360 may restrict, suspend or route any feature through an appropriately authorised third party where a separate licence, permit or government approval is required.

3. Eligibility, Registration and Authority

3.1 You represent and warrant that you are at least 18 years old, have legal capacity to use the Platform, and, if acting for an entity, have authority to bind that entity. All information you provide must be accurate, complete and not misleading.

3.2 Business use of Publication Module. The Publication Module is intended for business, commercial and professional use. A person placing a Publication Campaign Order represents that the named Client is acting for business or professional purposes and that the person has authority to bind that Client.

3.3 Verification. Influence360 may request identity, entity, wallet, billing, sanctions, tax or other verification and may refuse, suspend or terminate access where verification is not completed or where legal, security or reputational risk is identified.

3.4 Sanctions, export controls and restricted jurisdictions. You represent and warrant that you are not located in, ordinarily resident in, organized under the laws of, or owned or controlled by a person subject to comprehensive sanctions or embargoes, and are not listed on an applicable sanctions or restricted-party list maintained by the United Nations, United States, United Kingdom, European Union, United Arab Emirates or another authority applicable to the transaction.

3.5 VPNs and location controls. You must not use VPNs, proxies, location-spoofing tools or other technical measures for the purpose of circumventing sanctions, geographic eligibility requirements, compliance controls or other legal or regulatory restrictions. Influence360 may use IP, device, geolocation and related metadata for compliance, fraud prevention and security purposes, subject to applicable law and the Privacy Policy.

4. Accounts, Credentials and Platform Communications

4.1 You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of credentials and for activity conducted through your account. Notify Influence360 promptly if you suspect unauthorized access.

4.2 Influence360 is not liable for losses caused by phishing, credential theft, wallet compromise, third-party interference or unauthorized activity not caused by Influence360's breach of applicable law or these Terms.

4.3 Platform communications. Communications through the Platform may be stored and processed for campaign administration, fraud prevention, dispute handling, analytics, compliance, platform integrity and support. Influence360 may disclose communications where required by law or reasonably necessary to enforce these Terms or protect the Platform or Users.

4.4 Publication communications. Clients and Publications may communicate directly through the Platform about scope, price proposals, timing, creative requirements, revisions, compliance, delivery and reporting. Such communications are facilitated for Campaign management and do not by themselves appoint Influence360 as the Publication's agent or create a direct payment contract between the Client and Publication for a Platform-originated Publication Campaign.

5. Permitted Use and Prohibited Conduct

5.1 The Platform may be used only for lawful activities connected with marketing management, campaign and project coordination, creator marketing, Publication Campaign administration, social-media application functionality, data classification and analysis, and related business purposes supported by the Platform.

5.2 You must not:

• engage in fraud, deception or material misrepresentation;
• manipulate metrics, audience data, engagement, analytics or reporting;
• promote unlawful, misleading or non-compliant products, services or projects;
• violate advertising, disclosure, consumer protection, privacy, sanctions, anti-money laundering or counter-terrorist-financing laws;
• infringe intellectual property, privacy, publicity or other rights;
• introduce malware, interfere with Platform security, scrape non-public Platform data, reverse engineer protected functionality or disrupt the Platform;
• impersonate another person or business or falsely claim authority to act for an entity;
• use the Platform to evade a lawful restriction or to facilitate unlawful financial, token, fundraising or promotional activity.

5.3 No circumvention. Users must not use the Platform to identify, negotiate or substantially arrange a Campaign and then intentionally move that same pending or substantially similar Campaign off-platform for the primary purpose of avoiding Influence360's applicable commercial terms, Campaign mechanisms or fees. Genuine pre-existing relationships, independent editorial communications and materially different services are not prohibited solely because the parties also use Influence360.

5.4 Influence360 may suspend or terminate access, remove Campaigns, restrict future participation and seek recovery of unpaid fees or other contractual remedies where circumvention is reasonably established.

6. Creator Campaigns

6.1 Campaign creation. Companies must clearly describe Campaign goals, deliverables, timelines, compensation, approval criteria and material requirements.

6.2 Creator participation. Content Creators may accept or reject Creator Campaigns. Once accepted, Creators must perform the agreed deliverables and meet applicable deadlines, subject to the agreed Campaign terms.

6.3 Platform review rights. Influence360 may review, reject, pause, modify or remove a Campaign to manage legal, security, reputational or operational risk. Influence360 has no general duty to review every Campaign and may not detect all issues.

6.4 No guarantee. Influence360 does not guarantee that a Creator will be selected, that a Company will receive applications, or that any Creator Campaign will achieve a specific outcome, reach, engagement, conversion or return on investment.

6.5 Creator Campaign types. Creator Campaigns may include Awareness Campaigns, Conversion Campaigns, Open Creator Campaigns, Pre-TGE Campaigns and other Campaign structures introduced by Influence360 from time to time. Each Campaign is governed by the terms, eligibility rules, reward mechanics, scoring methodology and disclosure applicable to that specific Campaign.

6.6 Awareness Campaigns. In an Awareness Campaign, compensation is generally based on agreed Content, deliverables, services or other Campaign requirements rather than a guaranteed conversion result. Unless expressly stated otherwise, compensation does not depend on any minimum reach, engagement, conversion, token-price movement or other performance outcome.

6.7 Conversion Campaigns. In a Conversion Campaign, eligible compensation is calculated using the Campaign-specific conversion event, attribution methodology and payment rules disclosed before participation. Attribution may rely on tracking links, pixels, signed server-to-server postbacks, wallet attribution, referral codes or other technical methods. No conversion is payable unless it satisfies the applicable verification and fraud-prevention requirements.

6.8 Open Creator Campaigns. An Open Creator Campaign may allow eligible registered Users to submit Content without having been individually selected or contracted in advance. A Campaign may use a shared reward pool and may score, rank or allocate rewards among accepted contributions based on quality, originality, performance, verified outcomes, integrity or other disclosed Campaign criteria.

6.9 No guaranteed Open Creator reward. Participation in an Open Creator Campaign does not guarantee acceptance, ranking, Points or monetary reward. Rejected, invalid, duplicate, fraudulent or non-compliant submissions may receive no reward.

6.10 Scoring and ranking. Influence360 may use automated systems, analytics, AI-assisted scoring, human review or combinations of these methods to evaluate Open Creator contributions. Scores and rankings may be adjusted where errors, manipulation, fraud, duplicate Content, inaccurate data or other integrity issues are identified.

7. Points, Referral and Gamification Programs

7.1 Optional programs. Influence360 may operate Points, referral, leaderboard, creator-status or other promotional or gamification programs from time to time. Participation may be subject to separate program-specific rules displayed on the Platform.

7.2 No financial right. Points are promotional and informational platform units only. They are not cash, Tokens, equity, securities, stored value or financial instruments and may not be sold, transferred, assigned, pledged or exchanged unless Influence360 expressly permits otherwise.

7.3 No guaranteed Token conversion. Influence360 may consider historical Points, contribution history, creator status or other participation data when determining eligibility for future ecosystem benefits. Nothing in these Terms guarantees that Points will convert into IF360, any other Token, cash, equity or another economic benefit, or that any conversion rate or future distribution will exist.

7.4 Earning conditions. Points may be awarded only after the relevant activity is verified or accepted under the applicable program rules. Registration, submission or referral alone does not create an entitlement unless the applicable rules expressly state otherwise.

7.5 Referrals. Referral rewards may require the referred User to complete specified qualification events, which may include registration, connection of an eligible social account and an accepted Campaign contribution. Self-referrals, duplicate accounts, coordinated farming, false identities or other manipulation are prohibited.

7.6 Adjustments and reversals. Influence360 may correct, withhold, reverse or cancel Points where they were awarded because of error, invalid attribution, fraud, duplicate activity, manipulation, policy breach, account ineligibility or later-invalidated Campaign activity.

7.7 Program changes. Influence360 may change or discontinue a Points, referral or rewards program prospectively, including earning rates, multipliers, eligibility rules and benefits, provided that such changes are communicated as reasonably appropriate.

7.8 Separate program terms. Where Influence360 publishes separate Points & Referral Program Terms or Campaign-specific Points rules, those rules form part of these Terms for participating Users and control in relation to that program where they expressly differ from these Terms.

8. Publication Module

8.1 Self-service Campaign management. A business Client may use the Publication Module to manage a Publication Campaign by reviewing Publication options, communicating requirements, selecting a listed Publication Service or an incorporated custom quote, supplying materials and approvals, and paying Influence360 under the Campaign Order. This workflow is part of Influence360's marketing-management and project-management service; the underlying Publication Service is performed by the independent Publication.

8.2 Account-managed service. A Client may request an Account Manager to assist with publication selection, briefing, project coordination, approvals, scheduling, reporting and Campaign administration. The exact scope may be stated in the Campaign Order or separately agreed in writing. Influence360 may charge a separately disclosed marketing-management, project-management, strategy or coordination fee for such work.

8.3 Publication information and listings. Publications control the underlying services they make available, including descriptions, proposed prices, deliverables, timing, availability, content requirements, restrictions and cancellation terms. Influence360 may receive, organize, classify, format, compare and display that information for marketing-management, Campaign administration and Platform use. A listing is not a representation that Influence360 owns the Publication, controls its media inventory or guarantees availability before acceptance.

8.4 Custom proposals. A Publication may provide proposed service terms or a custom quote through the Platform. Influence360 may incorporate those terms into a Campaign Order for the Client. Unless otherwise stated, a custom quote expires after seven calendar days. A Publication proposal does not by itself create a separate direct payment agreement between the Publication and Client.

8.5 Acceptance. A listed service, custom proposal or submitted Campaign Order is subject to Publication acceptance, compliance review and availability. A Publication Campaign becomes an Accepted Publication Campaign when the Publication accepts the underlying deliverable on the recorded terms and Influence360 confirms any required payment, compliance or funding condition.

8.6 Rejection before performance. If a funded Publication Campaign is rejected by the Publication before performance, Influence360 will refund the amount attributable to the rejected Publication Service, subject to any separately disclosed Account Manager fee, marketing-management fee, project-management fee or other non-refundable work already performed.

8.7 Pricing and invoice. The amount payable by the Client is the Final Campaign Price shown or accepted in the Campaign Order, plus applicable taxes and any separately disclosed Influence360 fee. Influence360 invoices the Client in Influence360's own name for the full amount due for the Publication Campaign service. The Campaign Order may identify the selected Publication and underlying Publication Service for transparency, but the Publication's Supplier Discount, net supplier price, Influence360 margin and other supplier-side commercial arrangements are confidential and separate from the Client contract.

8.8 Advance payment. Unless expressly stated otherwise, Publication Campaigns are payable in advance. Influence360 is not required to confirm an Accepted Publication Campaign or instruct the Publication to begin the underlying deliverable until cleared funds are received.

8.9 Off-platform payment. A Client must not pay a Publication directly for a Platform-originated Publication Campaign unless Influence360 expressly agrees in writing. A payment made contrary to this clause does not discharge amounts properly due to Influence360 under the Campaign Order.

8.10 Changes and cancellation. A request to change an Accepted Publication Campaign is subject to Publication approval, availability and any additional cost. Cancellation and rescheduling are governed by the Publication-specific terms recorded in the Campaign Order. Where no specific rule was disclosed, Influence360 may make a reasonable adjustment based on non-cancellable supplier commitments and marketing-management or project-management work already performed.

8.11 Publication non-performance. If a Publication cannot substantially deliver an Accepted Publication Campaign for reasons attributable to the Publication, Influence360 may, depending on the circumstances and the supplier remedy available, arrange re-performance, a replacement placement, a credit or a refund of the affected portion of the Final Campaign Price.

8.12 Takedowns and changes after publication. A live placement may later be corrected, moved, de-indexed, technically changed or removed for legal, compliance, editorial-policy, security or platform reasons. A later takedown does not automatically create a refund right unless the Campaign Order included a specific minimum-live-period commitment or the takedown resulted from Publication non-performance.

8.13 Delivery windows. Publication and delivery dates are estimates unless expressly stated as guaranteed. Influence360 is not liable for reasonable delays caused by Publication review, Client delay, legal or compliance review, force majeure, third-party outages or other circumstances outside Influence360's reasonable control.

8.14 Editorial and media independence. A paid Publication Service does not purchase, guarantee or influence independent newsroom coverage, ratings, rankings, opinions or unpaid editorial decisions unless the Campaign Order expressly describes a lawful paid-media deliverable. Publications may label paid content as sponsored, partner, advertorial, advertisement, promoted or another disclosure required by law or their policies. Influence360 does not make editorial decisions for a Publication.

8.15 No outcome guarantee. Unless a measurable deliverable is expressly guaranteed in the Campaign Order, Influence360 does not guarantee independent editorial coverage, token-price movement, fundraising, user acquisition, sales, search ranking, backlink characteristics, impressions, views, conversions or any other commercial or marketing outcome.

8.16 Reporting and analytics. Influence360 may collect, classify, analyse and display reasonably available delivery confirmation and performance data received from the Publication or other authorised data sources, such as live URLs, publication dates, impressions, views, clicks, newsletter metrics, video metrics, social amplification metrics or agreed tracking data, where available.

9. Content Standards, Client Materials and Legal Compliance

9.1 Creator Content. Content Creators are responsible for ensuring their Content meets Campaign requirements, complies with applicable law, includes required sponsorship or advertising disclosures and does not infringe third-party rights. Companies are responsible for lawful Campaign instructions and substantiation of claims they require Creators to make.

9.2 Publication Campaign Client Materials. A Client is responsible for the accuracy, completeness and legality of Client Materials and all claims made in them. The Client must provide substantiation, disclaimers, licences, approvals or supporting information reasonably requested by Influence360 or a Publication.

9.3 Rights in materials. A User submitting Content or Client Materials warrants that it owns or has all rights and permissions necessary to authorize their use, editing, publication, distribution, display and promotion for the relevant Campaign.

9.4 Prohibited materials. Users must not submit material that is unlawful, defamatory, infringing, fraudulent, deceptive, malicious, discriminatory, privacy-invasive, sanctioned or prohibited by applicable law or the relevant Publication's disclosed policies.

9.5 Crypto and financial promotions. Where a Campaign concerns cryptoassets, tokens, investments, regulated financial products or services, fundraising or similar matters, the relevant Company or Client is responsible for ensuring that all required licences, approvals, risk warnings, disclosures, jurisdictional restrictions and financial-promotion requirements are satisfied. Influence360 does not provide regulated financial, investment or virtual-asset services merely by providing marketing-management, project-management, Platform or analytics functionality. Influence360 or a Publication may request evidence or reject, pause or remove the Campaign.

9.6 Final approvals. For Publication Campaigns, the Client remains responsible for final approval of factual statements, quotations, links, token tickers, dates, pricing, product descriptions and legal disclosures. Editing, formatting, coordination or review by Influence360 or a Publication does not transfer that responsibility.

10. Payments, Fees, Escrow and Taxes

10.1 General fees. Fees for Platform access, marketing management, project management, analytics, Account Manager services or other permitted services, if any, will be disclosed before the relevant transaction or service. Influence360 may change fees prospectively with notice as permitted by law.

10.2 Creator Campaign payment methods. Creator Campaign compensation may be paid in Tokens, stablecoins or other agreed digital assets, subject to the Campaign terms.

10.3 Smart Contract Escrow for Funded Creator Campaigns. Where a Funded Creator Campaign uses Smart Contract Escrow, the Company may be required to deposit agreed compensation before work begins. Funds may be released under the applicable smart-contract logic, User approvals, multi-signature mechanics or another Campaign-specific settlement process disclosed before funding.

10.4 Smart-contract and wallet roles. Influence360 does not hold User digital assets in a traditional custodial account. Settlement may rely on smart contracts, multi-signature wallets, User-controlled wallets or independent third-party providers. The specific technical roles, signing authorities and release mechanics may vary by Campaign architecture and will be disclosed where materially relevant. Blockchain transactions may be irreversible, delayed, exploited or affected by smart-contract, network or wallet vulnerabilities.

10.5 Publication Module invoicing. For a Publication Campaign, the Client pays Influence360 under Section 8 for Influence360's Campaign service. Influence360 may invoice in USD or another currency shown in the Campaign Order. The Client is responsible for accurate billing details and bank, transfer, card, foreign-exchange or payment-provider charges imposed on its side of the transaction.

10.6 Taxes. Taxes, including VAT or similar taxes, will be charged where legally applicable. Each party remains responsible for its own tax obligations. If withholding is legally required, the paying party must provide official evidence reasonably required by Influence360 and cooperate on the applicable treatment.

10.7 Refunds. Refund rights depend on the relevant module and Campaign terms. Creator Campaign refunds, if any, are assessed under the applicable Campaign or smart-contract mechanics. Publication Campaign refunds are governed by Section 8 and the Campaign Order. Influence360 may deny a refund where its own services have been properly provided, non-cancellable supplier costs have been incurred, or fraud or abuse is reasonably suspected.

11. Pre-TGE Project Disclaimer

11.1 Content Creators acknowledge that participation in Pre-TGE Projects is highly speculative and may result in no token distribution or value.

11.2 A TGE may never occur, may be delayed or cancelled, and tokenomics, allocations, vesting, eligibility and distribution mechanics may change. Regulatory, legal, technical or commercial events may prevent issuance or distribution.

11.3 Unless a binding Campaign term expressly states otherwise, no Tokens are owed until the relevant Company lawfully distributes them under the applicable Campaign arrangement. Influence360 does not control whether a Company launches or distributes a token and has no obligation to compensate a Creator for a Company's failure or delay.

12. Market Volatility Disclaimer

12.1 Users acknowledge that token and crypto markets are volatile. Influence360 is not responsible for price fluctuations, loss of value, illiquidity, inability to sell, market crashes, delistings or changes in notional token value after a Campaign is agreed.

13. Third-Party Platforms, APIs, Analytics and Data

13.1 Third-party integrations. The Platform may integrate with or rely on third-party social networks, analytics providers, data aggregators, payment providers, cloud services and other systems. By connecting an account, you authorize Influence360 to access, retrieve, analyse and display data made available by that service in accordance with applicable permissions and terms.

13.2 Availability and accuracy. Influence360 does not control and does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, availability or continuity of third-party data. API limitations, outages, policy changes, measurement methods, account restrictions and data revisions may affect Platform functionality or reporting.

13.3 Analytics and recommendation disclaimer. Analytics, scores, rankings, benchmarks, attribution, fraud indicators, AI-generated outputs, creator or publication recommendations and other performance metrics are informational tools based on available data. They may be incomplete, delayed, estimated, probabilistic or inaccurate. They do not constitute legal, financial, investment or tax advice and do not guarantee any Campaign result.

13.4 Campaign data use. Users authorize Influence360 to receive, store, classify, analyse and process Campaign data to provide reporting, attribution, benchmarking, scoring, fraud detection, creator matching, marketing recommendations, product improvement and related Platform functions. Influence360 may use Campaign data and derived performance signals in aggregated or anonymized form to improve scoring models, creator and publication recommendations, benchmarking, market intelligence, analytics systems and the Influence360 intelligence layer, consistent with applicable data-protection law.

13.5 Tracking tools. Where a User provides tracking links, pixels, conversion data or other measurement tools, that User is responsible for any privacy notices, permissions or consents required by applicable data-protection law.

13.6 Privacy Policy. Personal data processed through the Platform is handled in accordance with the Influence360 Privacy Policy, as updated from time to time. The Privacy Policy describes the categories of personal data collected, purposes of processing, legal bases where applicable, retention, disclosures, international transfers and User rights.

14. Intellectual Property

14.1 Creator Content ownership. Content Creators retain ownership of original Content unless otherwise agreed with the Company. Companies retain ownership of their own materials.

14.2 Licence for Creator Campaign Content. By submitting Creator Campaign Content to the Platform, you grant Influence360 a worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, reproduce, display, analyse and reference that Content for Platform operation, analytics, reporting, compliance and reasonable promotion of Influence360 and completed Campaign activity. This licence survives account termination to the extent reasonably required for historical reporting, legal records, analytics and previously published promotional material.

14.3 Publication Campaign Client Materials licence. A Client grants Influence360 and the relevant Publication a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence for the duration reasonably necessary to host, reproduce, format, edit, adapt, publish, distribute, display, promote and report on Client Materials solely for the Publication Campaign and related recordkeeping. The underlying act of publication or media distribution is performed by the relevant Publication.

14.4 Influence360 IP. Influence360 retains all rights in the Platform, software, interfaces, analytics methodologies, scoring systems, Points systems, ranking methodologies, recommendation models, databases, derived performance signals, documentation, trademarks, trade names and other proprietary materials. Except as expressly permitted, Users may not copy, scrape, reverse engineer, resell, sublicense or commercially exploit non-public Platform data, Influence360 IP, scoring logic or non-public Publication pricing/data.

15. Confidentiality

15.1 Users must protect non-public commercial, financial, technical, Campaign and business information obtained through the Platform and use it only for the relationship contemplated by these Terms.

15.2 Confidentiality does not apply to information that is public through no breach, already lawfully known, independently developed, lawfully received from a third party, or required to be disclosed by law or competent authority.

15.3 Publication Campaign confidentiality. The fact or content of a sponsored placement is not confidential once publicly published. Non-public briefs, launch timing, unreleased Client Materials and negotiated commercial terms remain confidential to the extent they are not otherwise public.

16. Campaign Disputes and Resolution Process

16.1 Creator disputes. Disputes between Companies and Content Creators concerning Creator Campaign deliverables, approvals, payments or performance should first be resolved directly between those Users. Influence360 is not a party to such User-to-User commercial disputes unless it expressly agreed otherwise.

16.2 Campaign-specific dispute and settlement mechanics. If Users cannot resolve a Creator Campaign dispute directly, Influence360 may provide administrative support or, where the applicable Campaign expressly provides for it, route the matter through the relevant smart-contract, multi-signature, User-approval or independent third-party process. Any such process is governed by the Campaign-specific terms and does not constitute arbitration or legal adjudication unless expressly agreed by the relevant parties.

16.3 Publication Campaign issues. For a Publication Campaign, the Client's contractual claim is against Influence360 under these Terms and the Campaign Order for Influence360's obligations. Influence360 may coordinate with the Publication, request correction or re-performance, arrange replacement inventory, issue a credit or provide a refund where these Terms or the Campaign Order require it. Influence360 is not responsible for editorial decisions or underlying media operations outside its agreed marketing-management and project-management scope, except for any express remedy it has undertaken to provide.

16.4 Preservation of arbitration. Nothing in this Section replaces the arbitration clause in Section 29 for disputes involving Influence360 that are not resolved informally.

17. Suspension and Termination

17.1 Influence360 may suspend or terminate an account, Campaign or module access where reasonably necessary for legal, sanctions, fraud, non-payment, security, reputational, abuse or material-breach reasons. Serious fraud, sanctions exposure, unlawful conduct or security threats may result in immediate suspension or termination.

17.2 A User may stop using the Platform at any time. Closing an account does not cancel Accepted Publication Campaigns, accepted Creator Campaign obligations, amounts already due, surviving licences or other accrued rights and obligations.

18. Warranties and Disclaimers

18.1 The Platform is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis except for express commitments in these Terms or an applicable Campaign Order.

18.2 To the maximum extent permitted by law, Influence360 disclaims implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, uninterrupted availability and accuracy, except to the extent such warranties cannot lawfully be excluded.

18.3 Influence360 services. Influence360 will provide its own services falling within Marketing Management, Project Management Services, Social Media Applications Development & Management, and Data Classification and Analysis Services with reasonable care and skill appropriate to the relevant service.

18.4 Independent suppliers. Publications and other third-party service providers are independent suppliers. Influence360 will use reasonable commercial efforts, within its marketing-management and project-management role, to coordinate Accepted Publication Campaign performance and pursue applicable supplier commitments, but does not guarantee matters outside the accepted scope or beyond its reasonable control.

19. Limitation of Liability

19.1 To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Influence360 is not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special or punitive damages, or loss of anticipated profit, goodwill, opportunity, token value or reputation.

19.2 Creator Campaign and general Platform claims. For claims not arising from a specific Publication Campaign, Influence360's aggregate liability shall not exceed the Platform or service fees actually paid to Influence360 by the claimant during the three months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. If no such fees were paid, liability is capped at USD 100 or the minimum amount permitted by applicable law, whichever is higher.

19.3 Publication Campaign claims. Subject to Section 19.4, Influence360's aggregate liability arising from a particular Publication Campaign shall not exceed the total amount actually paid by the Client to Influence360 for that Publication Campaign. For Publication Module claims not tied to a specific Publication Campaign, aggregate liability in any twelve-month period shall not exceed the total amounts paid by that Client to Influence360 through the Publication Module during that period.

19.4 Non-excludable liability. Nothing in these Terms limits liability to the extent it cannot lawfully be limited, including liability for fraud or wilful misconduct. Express payment, refund and confidentiality obligations remain enforceable according to their terms.

20. Indemnification

20.1 You agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless Influence360, its officers and personnel from third-party claims, regulatory penalties, losses and reasonable external legal costs to the extent arising from your Content or Client Materials, your unlawful Campaign conduct or instructions, your infringement of third-party rights, your breach of Section 9, fraud, wilful misconduct or material breach of these Terms, except to the extent caused by Influence360.

20.2 Influence360 remains responsible for its own fraud, wilful misconduct and obligations that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

21. No Legal, Financial, Tax or Investment Advice

21.1 Nothing on the Platform, including analytics, campaign recommendations, pricing information, Content, publication selection or Account Manager assistance, constitutes legal, financial, tax, accounting or investment advice. Marketing or Campaign recommendations are provided only as part of Influence360's marketing-management and data-analysis functionality and do not guarantee results.

22. Regulatory Uncertainty

22.1 Marketing, media, crypto, token, advertising and financial-promotion rules vary by jurisdiction and may change. Users remain responsible for their own legal and regulatory compliance. Influence360 may change, restrict, suspend, discontinue or route features through an appropriately authorised third party where reasonably necessary to remain within its licensed activities, satisfy a licensing or permit requirement, or respond to law, regulation, sanctions or official guidance.

23. Force Majeure

23.1 Influence360 is not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including major internet or cloud outages, blockchain failures, cyber incidents not caused by its breach, government action, sanctions changes, war, civil disturbance, natural disaster, labour disruption or comparable events.

23.2 Publication Campaigns. If a force-majeure event prevents a material Publication Service for an extended period, Influence360 may arrange rescheduling, replacement, credit or refund as commercially reasonable in light of non-recoverable supplier commitments and work already performed.

24. Electronic Communications, Acceptance and Records

24.1 You consent to receive agreements, notices, disclosures, invoices, approvals and other communications electronically.

24.2 Electronic acceptance, including click-wrap, a checkbox, an acceptance button, digital confirmation or submission of an order after being presented with applicable terms, is intended to constitute a valid and binding acceptance to the extent permitted by law.

24.3 Publication Orders. For a Publication Campaign, the Client agrees that these Terms, the Campaign Order, any accepted custom quote incorporated into it, and any specific written terms expressly incorporated in the Campaign Order together form the contract for that Publication Campaign.

24.4 Records. Influence360 may retain records showing the account, entity name, authorized user, date and time of acceptance, Terms version, Campaign Order, invoice, payment status, Publication acceptance status and material Platform communications. Such records may be used as evidence to the extent permitted by law.

25. Intellectual Property Complaints and Takedown

25.1 If you believe Content on the Platform infringes your intellectual property rights, send a written notice identifying the protected work, the allegedly infringing material, your contact information and the basis for your good-faith claim. Influence360 may remove content and may restrict repeat infringers at its discretion and as required by law.

26. Assignment

26.1 You may not assign or transfer rights or obligations under these Terms without Influence360's prior written consent. Influence360 may assign these Terms to an affiliate or in connection with a merger, acquisition, restructuring or sale of substantially all relevant business assets, provided the assignee assumes the relevant obligations.

27. Severability, Survival and Waiver

27.1 If any provision is invalid or unenforceable, it shall be modified to the minimum extent necessary and the remaining provisions remain effective.

27.2 Provisions relating to payments, refunds, confidentiality, intellectual property, data use, limitation of liability, indemnification, dispute resolution, non-circumvention and accrued rights survive termination to the extent necessary to give them effect.

27.3 A failure or delay to exercise a right is not a waiver. A waiver is effective only if made in writing by the party granting it and applies only to the specific matter waived.

28. Changes to These Terms

28.1 Influence360 may update these Terms from time to time to reflect legal, regulatory, security, product or operational changes. The updated version will identify a new effective date or version number.

28.2 Where reasonably appropriate, material changes will be presented for renewed acceptance or notified before they apply to new transactions. Continued use of the Platform after an effective update constitutes acceptance where permitted by law.

28.3 Existing Publication Campaigns. Unless required by law or expressly agreed, an Accepted Publication Campaign remains governed by the Terms version applicable when that Publication Campaign became accepted.

29. Governing Law, Arbitration and Class Action Waiver

29.1 Governing law. These Terms and Platform-related disputes are governed by the federal laws of the United Arab Emirates and the laws applicable in the Emirate of Ajman, subject to mandatory law.

29.2 Good-faith resolution. Before commencing arbitration, a User asserting a claim against Influence360 must give written notice of the dispute and allow at least fifteen Business Days for good-faith resolution through appropriate representatives, unless urgent interim relief is reasonably required.

29.3 Mandatory arbitration. Any unresolved dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Platform or a Campaign involving Influence360 shall be finally resolved by arbitration administered by the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC) under its then-current rules. The seat shall be Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The tribunal shall consist of one arbitrator. The language shall be English.

29.4 Individual claims only. Claims must be brought individually. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, no class, collective, representative or group arbitration is permitted.

29.5 Confidentiality. Arbitration proceedings and awards shall be confidential except where disclosure is required by law, regulation, enforcement proceedings or professional advisers under confidentiality obligations.

29.6 Interim relief. Nothing prevents Influence360 or another party from seeking urgent interim or conservatory relief from a competent court where reasonably necessary to protect confidential information, intellectual property, funds, security, evidence or prevent fraud pending arbitration.

30. Order of Priority and Entire Agreement

30.1 General Platform use. These Terms, the Privacy Policy, and any other policies expressly incorporated by reference form the agreement governing general Platform use.

30.2 Creator Campaigns. A Creator Campaign may include Campaign-specific terms accepted by the relevant Users. If those terms expressly vary these Terms for the Creator Campaign, the specific Campaign terms control to the extent of the conflict between the participating Users, but they do not create additional obligations for Influence360 unless Influence360 expressly accepts them.

30.3 Publication Campaigns. For a Publication Campaign, the following order of priority applies unless expressly stated otherwise: (a) the Campaign Order or accepted custom quote to the extent it expressly varies these Terms; (b) these Terms; and (c) general listing information.

30.4 Publication supplier terms. A separate signed agreement between Influence360 and a Publication prevails for the Publication's supplier-side obligations as stated in Section 2.7.

31. Contact and Legal Notices

31.1 General support and operational notices may be sent through the Platform or to the email address linked to your account.

31.2 Influence360 details. Influence360 - F.Z.C, Licence / Registration No. 41123, Office - C1 - 1F - SF5820, Ajman Free Zone C1 Building, Ajman, United Arab Emirates.

31.3 Email. Legal and support notices: support@influence360.io, or any replacement legal notice email published on the Platform.

BY USING THE PLATFORM OR ACCEPTING THESE TERMS ELECTRONICALLY, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS.