Terms & Conditions

TERMS & CONDITIONS (USER AGREEMENT)

These Terms & Conditions (the “Agreement”) govern access to and use of all websites, subdomains, mobile applications, software, APIs, and related services and features (collectively, the “Platform”) operated by ABCPLATFORM S.L., NIF: B23995418, (the “Company”, “we”, “our”, or “us”). The Platform is a multilingual, international, online/offline educational ecosystem facilitating creation, purchase, sale, booking, delivery, and verification of educational content and services (including courses, live classes, webinars, seminars, offline events, certifications), and providing integrated tools (user profiles, internal wallet, cashback/bonuses, subscription plans, geolocation/mapping, internal messaging, content hosting, analytics, certificate verification, and safety/verification features) across https://ABCPlatform.com, https://ABCPlatform.es, and future domains/language sites (including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian). By accessing, registering for, or using the Platform, you — whether a Student, Teacher, Organization, or Affiliate (each a “User”) — acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to be legally bound by this Agreement and by the following incorporated policies: Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Subscription & Commission Terms, and Content & Intellectual Property Policy (collectively, the “Platform Policies”), as amended from time to time. If you do not agree, you must stop using the Platform immediately. We may update or modify this Agreement at any time in our sole discretion, effective upon posting to the Platform; continued use constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.

ARTICLE I – DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

1.1 Definitions
For purposes of this Agreement:
(a) “Affiliate” means a User approved by the Company to promote the Platform via referral links and receive commissions on eligible referred sales.

(b) “Content” means any data, materials, text, images, video, audio, documents, code, listings, reviews, certificates, or other works uploaded, posted, transmitted, or otherwise made available by Users through the Platform.

(c) “Domain(s)” means all current and future Company-operated domains and subdomains, including https://ABCPlatform.com, https://ABCPlatform.es.

(d) “Internal Wallet” means the Platform’s digital balance associated with a User account for holding earnings, cashback/bonuses, and funds usable within the Platform and eligible for withdrawal pursuant to this Agreement.

(e) “Organization” means a legal entity registered on the Platform as an educational provider (e.g., school, academy, company, nonprofit).

(f) “Student” means a User who enrolls in, purchases, or accesses courses, classes, events, webinars, or related educational services through the Platform.

(g) “Teacher” means a User who creates, offers, or delivers educational services (courses, lessons, webinars, events) on the Platform, independently or as part of an Organization.

(h) “Tariff Plan” means a subscription plan for Teachers/Organizations defining features, pricing, and commission rates.

(i) “User” means any individual or legal entity with a Platform account (Students, Teachers, Organizations, Affiliates).

(j) “Verification” means identity, credential, corporate, and/or compliance checks conducted by the Company or third-party providers.

1.2 Interpretation
(a) Singular includes plural and vice versa; “including” means “including without limitation.”

(b) References to persons include natural persons and legal entities.

(c) Headings are for convenience only.

(d) If a clause is held unenforceable, the remainder remains in effect to the maximum extent permitted by law.

ARTICLE II – SCOPE, APPLICABILITY, AND GOVERNING LAW

2.1 Scope
This Agreement applies to all interactions with the Platform, including registration, account management, content submission, marketplace activities (creation, listing, purchase, sale), bookings, communications, payments, wallet transactions, event participation (online/offline), certification, and any other use of Platform features or services.

2.2 Governing Law and Legal Framework
This Agreement is governed by the laws of Spain together with applicable international law, including EU e-commerce and consumer protection instruments, the GDPR and Privacy rules (as implemented), and applicable intellectual property treaties. Conflict-of-laws principles that would apply to the laws of another jurisdiction are excluded to the fullest extent permitted.

2.3 Lawful Use and Company Discretion
The Platform is for lawful use only. We may refuse service, suspend or terminate accounts, remove content, or limit features at any time, with or without notice, if we determine (in our sole discretion) that User activity is unlawful, unsafe, fraudulent, misleading, abusive, harmful to other Users or to the Company, or violates this Agreement or Applicable Law.

ARTICLE III – ACCOUNT REGISTRATION, VERIFICATION, AND MANAGEMENT

3.1 Eligibility
(a) You must be at least 18 (or the age of majority in your jurisdiction) to create an account; minors may only use the Platform with written verifiable parental/guardian consent and supervision.

(b) If you register on behalf of an Organization, you represent that you are authorized to bind that Organization to this Agreement.

3.2 Accurate Information; Mandatory Fields
You must provide accurate, complete, and current information, including legal name, profile photo, verified email and phone, and any additional information requested by the Company. Teachers/Organizations must provide authentic credentials and corporate records (e.g., diplomas, licenses, registration extracts). You must promptly update information that changes.

3.3 One-Account Rule; Duplicate Accounts
(a) One account per individual or Organization, unless our written approval is obtained.

(b) We may suspend or terminate duplicate or “evader” accounts (e.g., created after a ban) and forfeit related benefits and balances where permitted by law.

3.4 Verification; Ongoing Compliance
(a) You consent to identity, credential, and corporate checks (including government or third-party databases) as a condition of use and continued access.

(b) We may require re-verification at any time (e.g., during payout reviews, suspected fraud, or material profile changes). Failure to pass or cooperate may result in suspension, payment holds, or termination.

3.5 Security; Credentials; 2FA
(a) You are solely responsible for safeguarding login credentials and enabling recommended security (e.g., multi-factor authentication).

(b) You must immediately notify us at legal@abcplatform.com of any suspected compromise or unauthorized use.

(c) To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for losses arising from compromised accounts, incorrect beneficiary information, or negligent credential handling.

3.6 Account Transfer/Assignment
Accounts are personal to the registrant; you may not transfer, sell, or assign your account or rights without our prior written consent.

ARTICLE IV – PLATFORM SERVICES OVERVIEW AND COMPANY RIGHTS

4.1 Services and Features
The Platform includes:
(a) Marketplace for buying/selling courses, booking Teacher hours, and selling event tickets (online/offline).

(b) Booking System with Teacher/Organization availability calendars.

(c) Internal Wallet for top-ups, withdrawals, transfers, and purchases.

(d) Cashback/Bonuses on eligible purchases/programs (discretionary).

(e) Subscription Plans (Tariff Plans) for Teachers/Organizations defining features and commission rates.

(f) Event Tools (listings, ticketing, check-in/attendance).

(g) Messaging & Collaboration (chat, discussions, assignments, tests, quizzes).

(h) Certificate Issuance & Verification (public verification page).

(i) Geolocation/Maps presenting profiles, events, and locations.

4.2 Modifications and Availability
We may add, modify, suspend, or discontinue any feature/service (temporary or permanent) without notice. We may schedule maintenance or experience outages. The Platform is offered “as available” with no uptime warranty.

4.3 Third-Party Services and Integrations
The Platform may integrate video, payments, analytics, storage/CDN, KYC/AML, anti-fraud, or marketing tools provided by third parties. Third parties may require acceptance of their own terms; we are not responsible for their acts/omissions.

ARTICLE V – USER ROLES; OBLIGATIONS; NON-CIRCUMVENTION

5.1 Students
(a) You are responsible for selecting courses/teachers and attending sessions per booked calendars. No refund for Student no-shows (see Article VII).

(b) You must comply with participation rules, deadlines, and conduct standards; you may not harass, dox, or abuse others.

(c) You must not solicit off-platform transactions or exchange contact details to bypass the Platform, except as expressly authorized in writing by the Company or permitted under a specific Tariff Plan feature.

5.2 Teachers
(a) You must publish accurate listings (objectives, schedules, skill level, prerequisites), keep calendars current, deliver sessions punctually, and ensure content quality and legality.

(b) You must hold required qualifications/licenses and keep them current; you must deliver the service personally or through approved Organization resources as advertised.

(c) You may not divert Students off-platform, cancel en masse without cause, or list speculative/fictional courses.

(d) No “pre-sell and abandon”: If you pre-sell future courses/slots and then shut down or fail to deliver, we may freeze earnings, cancel sessions, refund Students, and pursue legal remedies; you authorize set-off from your balances for refunds and fees.

5.3 Organizations
(a) Organizations must ensure that affiliated Teachers comply with the Agreement and Platform Policies.

(b) Organizations must use only their own brand/logo and lawful licenses; impersonation or unauthorized brand use is strictly prohibited.

(c) Organizations are responsible for ensuring premises (for offline events/classes) meet safety, accessibility, and compliance requirements; the Company disclaims responsibility for on-site safety, permits, or local compliance.

5.4 Affiliates
(a) Affiliates may promote the Platform using Company-approved materials and must comply with all advertising/consumer laws and platform guidelines (no spam, misleading claims, or unauthorized brand use).

(b) Commissions accrue per the Subscription & Commission Terms and are credited to the Internal Wallet; we may adjust structures prospectively.

(c) We may revoke Affiliate status at any time for breaches, low-quality or deceptive traffic, or policy conflicts.

5.5 Non-Circumvention; Contact-Sharing Ban
Except where explicitly permitted in writing by the Company or by a Plan feature, Users must not exchange contact information (emails, phone numbers, messaging IDs) or conclude payments off-platform for Platform-originated relationships. Violations may result in suspension/termination, loss of plan benefits, and forfeiture of balances related to the violation.

ARTICLE VI – PAYMENTS, INTERNAL WALLET, COMMISSIONS, TAXES, AND SET-OFF

6.1 Payment Processing; Currency
(a) All transactions must be processed via Company-approved methods, unless we grant prior written authorization for an off-platform arrangement.

(b) Currency conversions and exchange rate differences are borne by Users; displayed estimates may vary.

6.2 Internal Wallet
(a) The Internal Wallet is a platform ledger for convenience; it is not a bank account, deposit, or investment product, and is not insured by any government or deposit insurance scheme.

(b) You may fund the Wallet by approved methods and use balances for eligible purchases or withdrawals (subject to verification and fees).

(c) Minimum withdrawal threshold is USD 50 (or equivalent). You are solely responsible for accurate beneficiary details; we are not liable for misdirected transfers caused by faulty recipient/beneficiary information you supplied.

(d) We may apply holds, rolling reserves, or payout delays for risk, disputes, high chargeback ratios, suspected fraud, or compliance checks.

(e) We may debit or reverse Wallet entries for refunds, chargebacks, claw backs, or corrections.

6.3 Commissions; Plans
(a) Commission rates are determined by the User’s Tariff Plan and apply to course sales, hour bookings, and event tickets (unless otherwise specified). A mandatory Service Fee also applies to all purchases on the Platform.

(b) For any purchase by any users (Students, Teachers, Organizations, Visitors, Affiliates and others) on the Platform, a Fee of 10% of the purchase amount is charged for the service and guarantee of a secure deal.

(c) By default for Teachers: Standard - 25%, / Premium - 20%, / Advanced - 18%, / Professional - 15%, / VIP - 10% apply to Teachers with the same rates unless modified in the Subscription & Commission Terms.

(d) By default for Organizations: Standard+ - 25% / Premium+ - 20% / Advanced+ - 18% / Professional+ - 15% / VIP+ - 10% apply to Organizations with the same rates unless modified in the Subscription & Commission Terms.

(e) We may change commission rates and plan benefits prospectively; rates for active (already-paid) plans stay unchanged until renewal.

(f) Additional service fees may apply (e.g., promotional boosts, premium placement, third-party integrations); see Subscription & Commission Terms.

6.4 Taxes; Invoicing
(a) Users are solely responsible for applicable taxes (VAT/GST, income, withholding) arising from their activities. We may withhold taxes or request tax documentation where required.

(b) We may generate self-billing or platform invoices for marketplace transactions for technical and reporting purposes; Users remain responsible for accurate reporting to tax authorities.

6.5 Chargebacks; Negative Balances; Set-Off
(a) If a chargeback/dispute occurs, we may withhold, reverse, or debit funds and recover related costs from your Wallet or future earnings.

(b) You authorize us to set off any amounts you owe (refunds, fees, damages) against balances in your Wallet or future payouts across all accounts under your control.

6.6 Anti-Fraud; AML/KYC
We may (without liability) freeze funds, delay withdrawals, suspend access, or terminate accounts while investigating suspected fraud, AML/KYC concerns, or security incidents. Non-cooperation or adverse verification outcomes may lead to refunding buyers and closing the account.

ARTICLE VII – REFUNDS, CANCELLATIONS, ATTENDANCE, AND DISPUTES

7.1 General Provisions
By purchasing any course, subscription, package of hours, individual lesson, or event ticket, the user agrees to comply with these Terms and Conditions.
(a) The Platform acts as an intermediary connecting students with teachers and organizations that provide educational services online and offline.

(b) Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the Platform is not the provider of educational services.

7.2 Attendance and No-Show Policy
(a) Students are required to attend all scheduled sessions at the agreed time and location (physical or virtual).

(b) Any missed session without a valid reason is considered a no-show.

(c) Missed sessions are non-refundable, non-transferable, and cannot be reassigned to another student.

(d) Students bear full responsibility for adhering to the schedule, including personal circumstances, technical issues, travel, and conflicts.

7.3 Rescheduling
(a) Sessions may only be rescheduled by mutual written agreement between the student and the teacher/organization using the Platform’s tools.

(b) The Platform is not responsible for rescheduling or its execution.

(c) Refunds for rescheduled sessions will not be provided, except where required by law or if the services were not delivered.

7.4 Teacher and Organization Responsibilities
(a) Teachers and organizations must conduct paid sessions at the agreed time and in the agreed format (online or offline).

(b) If a session is not delivered and the student was present:
  (i) The session is considered undelivered;
  (ii) The student is entitled to a refund, replacement session, or credit.

(c) Repeated failure to deliver may result in:
  (i) Account suspension;
  (ii) Account termination.

7.5 Event Tickets
(a) Purchasing a ticket obligates the user to attend the event.

(b) Failure to attend does not entitle the user to a refund, except where required by law.

(c) Refunds may be provided if:
  (i) The event is canceled;
  (ii) The event is materially altered;
  (iii) Required by law.

(d) The Platform is not responsible for a user’s inability to attend due to personal circumstances, travel, or scheduling conflicts.

7.6 Digital Educational Products
(a) For digital products (online courses, subscriptions, learning materials), the right of withdrawal does not apply once the service has started if:
  (i) The user has given explicit consent for immediate commencement;
  (ii) The user has acknowledged that they waive their right of withdrawal.

(b) Nothing in this section limits the user’s rights regarding defective or non-compliant digital content.

7.7 Educational Hours and Certification
(a) Attendance at live (synchronous) sessions is mandatory.

(b) Missed sessions are non-refundable and cannot be credited unless required by law.

(c) Failure to meet attendance requirements may result in denial of a certificate of completion or participation.

7.8 Payments and Expiration
(a) All payments for courses, subscriptions, educational hours, and related services are final and non-refundable unless required by law.

(b) Purchased hours or sessions:
  (i) Must be used within the specified timeframe;
  (ii) Unused services will expire without compensation, unless otherwise required by law.

7.9 Limitation of Liability
(a) The Platform is not liable for:
  (i) Missed sessions or events;
  (ii) Arrangements made directly between users;
  (iii) Access or travel issues;
  (iv) Force majeure events;
  (v) Technical issues beyond the Platform’s reasonable control;
  (vi) Indirect or consequential damages.

(b) Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where prohibited by law (e.g., fraud, gross negligence, personal injury).

(c) Platform liability is limited to the amount paid by the user for the relevant service.

7.10 Governing Law
(a) These Terms are governed by the laws of the country in which the Platform is registered.

(b) Users retain the rights provided under the laws of their country of residence.

7.11 Dispute Resolution
(a) Parties must first attempt to resolve disputes through good-faith negotiation.

(b) Users may utilize available alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.

(c) Nothing limits the user’s right to file a claim in local courts if required by consumer protection law.

7.12 Platform Rights
(a) The Platform may:
  (i) Enforce these Terms;
  (ii) Provide refunds, credits, or replacement services where appropriate;
  (iii) Suspend or terminate accounts that violate the Terms;
  (iv) Modify the Terms at any time.

(b) Users will be notified of material changes where required by law.

7.13 Acceptance of Terms
(a) By using the Platform and making a purchase, the user confirms that they have read, understood, and unconditionally agreed to these Terms and Conditions.

ARTICLE VIII – CONTENT OWNERSHIP; LICENSES; IP; REVIEWS

8.1 User Ownership; Company License

Users retain copyright in their Content. By posting Content, Users grant the Company a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, transferable, sub-licensable, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, host, store, index, transmit, adapt, translate, modify, publish, publicly display, perform, distribute, promote, market, monetize, resell, and create derivative works of the Content in connection with the Platform’s operation, growth, and commercial activities (including advertising and sponsorships), in any media now known or later developed.

8.2 User Warranties
Users represent and warrant that they own or have lawful rights to the Content, that the Content is accurate and lawful, and that it does not infringe or violate third-party rights (copyrights, trademarks, publicity/privacy rights, trade secrets, contract rights). Users will provide proof of rights upon request.

8.3 Prohibited Content
Strictly prohibited: pornography, sexual exploitation, child endangerment, incitement to violence/terrorism, hate speech/discrimination, threats/harassment, defamation/libel, illegal activities, malware, or any material that violates law or Platform Policies.

8.4 Moderation; Takedown; Repeat Infringers
We may remove or restrict Content at our discretion without notice. We comply with applicable notice-and-takedown schemes; repeat infringers may be terminated. Users may submit counter-notices with evidence; our internal decision is final for Platform purposes.

8.5 Platform IP; Limited License to Users
All software, design, logos, trademarks, trade dress, databases, and proprietary technology are the exclusive property of the Company or its licensors. We grant Users a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access the Platform for lawful purposes. Reverse engineering, scraping (except as permitted by law), or competing product development using Platform information is prohibited.
Students, Teachers, Organizations, Affiliates, and Visitors are granted access to purchased courses solely for personal, non-commercial educational use.
Any redistribution, reproduction, resale, public display, sharing, or use of course materials for commercial purposes or for profit is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of the Company (Platform) and the respective Teacher/Organization. Ultimately, you must obtain two written consents.

8.6 Reviews, Ratings, and Feedback
Reviews/ratings must be truthful, relevant, and non-abusive. We may moderate, reorder, or remove reviews (e.g., spam, conflicts of interest). By submitting feedback, you grant us a perpetual, royalty-free right to use it without obligation.

ARTICLE IX – CERTIFICATES AND VERIFICATION

9.1 Issuance; Joint Branding
Certificates may be jointly issued by the Platform and the Teacher/Organization with a unique verification number and may display Platform and Teacher/Organization branding as described in listings.

9.2 Verification Page; Public Disclosure
Certificates remain verifiable via a public page for the life of the Platform. Displayed fields may include Student name, course title, completion date, hours, Teacher/Organization, and unique code. Users consent to such limited public verification for credential authenticity.

9.3 Revocation; Misuse
We may revoke certificates for fraud, plagiarism, misrepresentation, or policy violations. Employers/third parties relying on verification assume responsibility for independent due diligence.

ARTICLE X – PROHIBITED CONDUCT; ENFORCEMENT; REMEDIES

10.1 Prohibited Conduct (Non-Exhaustive)
(a) Bypassing Payments / Non-Circumvention (off-platform deals for Platform-originated relationships without written consent).

(b) Unauthorized Contact Exchange (emails/phones/handles) to avoid Platform fees.

(c) Multiple or Fake Accounts to manipulate rankings, reviews, or evade bans.

(d) Fraud/Misrepresentation in listings, credentials, payouts, or identities.

(e) Abuse/Harassment/Discrimination against any User or protected class.

(f) Illegal or Prohibited Content (Article 8.3).

(g) Malware/Security Attacks; probing or disrupting systems.

(h) Unauthorized Data Access or Scraping; data harvesting without consent.

(i) Manipulating Metrics; coordinated or automated tools to inflate engagement.

(j) Spam or Deceptive Marketing by Affiliates/Teachers/Organizations.

10.2 Enforcement Tools
We may issue warnings; remove content/listings; suspend features; apply payout holds; terminate accounts; forfeit balances related to violations; disclose to law enforcement; and pursue civil remedies (injunctions, damages, attorneys’ fees).

10.3 No Waiver
Our failure to act immediately is not a waiver of our rights.

ARTICLE XI – SUSPENSION, TERMINATION, EFFECTS
11.1 Grounds
We may suspend or terminate access without notice for breaches, fraud, safety/security risks, reputational harm, legal/regulatory concerns, or failure to cooperate with verification.

11.2 Immediate Termination
For severe violations (criminal activity, child exploitation, large-scale fraud, cyber threats), we may terminate immediately, notify authorities, and freeze all Wallet balances pending investigation.

11.3 Effects of Termination
On termination: access ends, licenses terminate (except those that survive), listings may be removed, and balances connected to violations may be forfeited to the extent permitted by law. We may retain records as required for legal/defense purposes.

11.4 Restoration
If a suspension is lifted, we will restore access as reasonably practicable but have no obligation to reinstate removed content or lost opportunities.

ARTICLE XII – SERVICE LEVELS; DISCLAIMERS; LIMITATION OF LIABILITY; INDEMNITY

12.1 No Service Level Warranty
The Platform is provided “as is” and “as available” without warranties or guarantees of uninterrupted or error-free operation. Maintenance, updates, and outages may occur.

12.2 Educational and Non-Advisory Nature
The Platform is an educational marketplace and not a professional services firm or accrediting agency. We do not guarantee learning outcomes, employment opportunities, or earnings.

12.3 Third-Party Dependencies
Streaming quality, storage, and communications may depend on third-party networks/services outside our control; we disclaim responsibility for their performance.

12.4 Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law:
(a) Our aggregate liability to any User for claims arising out of or related to the Platform shall not exceed the total amount paid by that User to the Company in the three (3) months preceding the event giving rise to liability.

(b) We are not liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, punitive, exemplary, or special damages, including lost profits, lost data, or business interruption.

(c) We are not liable for delays or failures due to events beyond our reasonable control (force majeure).

12.5 Indemnification
You will defend, indemnify, and hold the Company and its officers, directors, employees, agents, affiliates, and licensors harmless from and against any claims, demands, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or related to:
(i) your breach of this Agreement or Platform Policies;
(ii) your Content (including IP, privacy, or publicity rights violations);
(iii) your off-platform transactions, events, or activities;
(iv) your violation of laws or third-party rights;
(v) disputes between you and other Users or third parties.

ARTICLE XIII – COMPLIANCE; EXPORT CONTROLS; SANCTIONS; ANTI-BRIBERY

13.1 Legal Compliance
You will comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards in every jurisdiction where you offer or consume services via the Platform (e.g., consumer protection, labor, tax, education licensing, health/safety for offline events).

13.2 Export Control and Sanctions
You represent that you are not located in, organized under the laws of, or ordinarily resident in any country or territory subject to comprehensive sanctions; you are not a prohibited or restricted party. You agree not to use the Platform for sanctioned or export-restricted activities.

13.3 Anti-Bribery/Corruption
You shall not, directly or indirectly, offer, authorize, or provide anything of value to any person to improperly influence actions in connection with the Platform. You will maintain accurate records and promptly report suspected misconduct.

ARTICLE XIV – DATA PROTECTION; PRIVACY; COOKIES

14.1 Privacy Policy Incorporation
The Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, share, and safeguard personal data (including cross-border transfers and user rights). It is incorporated by reference and binding.

14.2 Cookies and Tracking
Our Cookie Policy governs the use of cookies/SDKs/trackers and your consent preferences. Non-essential cookies require opt-in where required by law.

14.3 Communications
Service communications (e.g., receipts, security alerts) are transactional. Marketing communications require consent (or are sent under legitimate interests where permitted) and include opt-out mechanisms.

ARTICLE XV – OFFLINE ACTIVITIES; SAFETY; INSURANCE; PERMITS

15.1 Offline Lessons/Events
When hosting or attending offline sessions or events discovered via the Platform, Users are solely responsible for venue selection, safety, accessibility, local permits, visas, and compliance with health/safety regulations. The Company is not a party to venue contracts and does not supervise in-person activities.

15.2 Assumption of Risk; Releases
Users understand that offline participation carries inherent risks (e.g., travel, health, property damage). To the extent permitted by law, Users release the Company from liability for injuries, losses, or damages arising from offline activities arranged through the Platform, except where caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or fraud.

15.3 Insurance
We do not provide insurance to Users. Teachers/Organizations should maintain appropriate insurance (e.g., professional liability, public liability). Students should assess personal coverage needs.

ARTICLE XVI – BETA FEATURES; FEEDBACK; CHANGES
16.1 Beta/Preview Services
We may offer experimental features (“Beta Services”). Beta Services are provided “as is,” may contain defects, and may be modified or discontinued without notice. Your use is at your own risk.

16.2 Feedback License
You grant the Company a perpetual, royalty-free license to use feedback/suggestions without obligation or attribution.

16.3 Changes to Platform/Policies
We may change features or policies at any time. Material changes will be communicated via Platform notices or email when required by law.

ARTICLE XVII – NOTICES; ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS; E-SIGNATURES

17.1 How We Notify You
We may deliver notices via:
(i) in-Platform notifications;
(ii) email to your account email;
(iii) postings on key policy pages.

17.2 How You Notify Us
You must send notices to legal@abcplatform.com or through any designated support channel specified in the Platform.

17.3 Electronic Communications and Signatures
You consent to transact electronically and agree that electronic signatures, acknowledgments, and records have the same legal effect as originals.

ARTICLE XVIII – DISPUTE RESOLUTION; VENUE; INJUNCTIVE RELIEF

18.1 Good-Faith Negotiation
Before commencing legal action, the parties will use reasonable efforts to resolve disputes amicably within thirty (30) days after written notice.

18.2 Venue and Jurisdiction
Subject to mandatory consumer protections in your country of residence, the courts of Spain shall have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising out of or in connection with this Agreement.

18.3 Injunctive Relief
The Company may seek injunctive or equitable relief in any competent court to protect confidential information, intellectual property, or Platform integrity without posting bond to the extent permitted by law.

ARTICLE XIX – AMENDMENTS; ORDER OF PRECEDENCE; SURVIVAL
19.1 Amendments
We may amend this Agreement at any time by posting the updated version on the Platform. Unless otherwise stated, changes are effective upon posting. Continued use constitutes acceptance.

19.2 Order of Precedence
If there is a conflict between this Agreement and Platform Policies, we apply both to the extent possible; otherwise, the provision most protective of the Company’s interest’s controls, except where mandatory law dictates otherwise.

19.3 Survival
The following provisions survive termination: Fees/Commissions/Taxes (Article VI), Refunds/Disputes (Article VII), IP/Content Licenses (Article VIII), Certificates/Verification (Article IX), Prohibited Conduct/Enforcement (Article X), Termination Effects (Article XI), Disclaimers/Limitation/Indemnity (Article XII), Compliance (Article XIII), Privacy/Cookies (Article XIV), Offline Risks (Article XV), Feedback (Article XVI), Notices (Article XVII), Disputes (Article XVIII), Precedence/Survival (Article XIX), and any provisions that by their nature should survive.

ARTICLE XX – CONTACT
20.1 Contact
ABCPLATFORM S.L., NIF: B23995418
Email: legal@abcplatform.com