RebelsFunding Partner Program

Partner Terms and Conditions

These Partner Terms and Conditions govern participation in the RebelsFunding affiliate program and form the agreement between RIFM, s. r. o. and each accepted affiliate partner.

Version: 2026-07-22

Provider information

Company name: RIFM, s. r. o.

Registered office: Landererova 8, Bratislava - Staré Mesto 811 09, Slovak Republic

Company ID: 48 116 700

VAT number: SK2120056059

Email:[email protected]

Hereinafter referred to as the “Provider”.

Purpose of cooperation

The Partner promotes eligible RebelsFunding services, programs and campaigns through permitted promotion methods and may receive Commission for Approved Conversions in accordance with these Terms.

Affiliate platform

The affiliate program is currently operated through the AffilBox application provided by AffilBox, s.r.o., Jahnova 8, Pardubice 530 02, Czech Republic, Company ID: 28777000, VAT ID: CZ28777000. Verification and payouts may be processed directly by the Provider or through a designated third-party provider, including Rise Works.

1. Scope, acceptance and contract formation

1.1. These Affiliate Partner Terms and Conditions (the "Terms") govern participation in the RebelsFunding affiliate program and the promotion of services, programs, websites and campaigns made available by the Provider.

1.2. By completing registration, actively selecting the checkbox confirming acceptance of these Terms, and submitting the registration form, the Partner confirms that the Partner has read and understood these Terms and enters into a binding agreement with the Provider. No separate handwritten or electronic signature is required unless the Provider expressly requests an Individual Agreement.

1.3. If the person registering acts on behalf of a company or another entity, that person represents that they have authority to bind that entity. In that case, references to the Partner mean that entity.

1.4. The Provider may record and retain the date and time of acceptance, the Partner account identifier, email address, IP address, the wording of the acceptance checkbox, and the version of the Terms accepted by the Partner as evidence of contract formation.

1.5. The Provider may accept or reject any registration at its discretion, including for legal, compliance, sanctions, fraud prevention, reputational, operational, jurisdictional or payment-related reasons.

1.6. Participation is intended only for persons who are at least 18 years old and legally permitted to perform promotional activity and receive commission in their country of residence, establishment or operation. The Partner is solely responsible for obtaining any registration, licence, authorisation or tax status required by applicable law.

2. Definitions

2.1. "Affiliate Account" means the Partner account in the affiliate system through which links, codes, visits, conversions, commissions, campaign information and other program data are recorded.

2.2. "Affiliate Link" means a unique tracking link, code, coupon, referral identifier or other attribution method assigned or approved by the Provider.

2.3. "Approved Conversion" means a Conversion that has been validly attributed to the Partner, fully paid by the customer, reviewed or approved by the Provider, and not cancelled, refunded, reversed, disputed, charged back, rejected or identified as fraudulent or non-compliant.

2.4. "Campaign" means a specific service, program, offer, website, market, promotion or activity made available for promotion under the affiliate program.

2.5. "Commission" means the remuneration that may become payable to the Partner for an Approved Conversion in accordance with these Terms, the Affiliate Account, Campaign Rules or an Individual Agreement.

2.6. "Conversion" means a customer action designated by the Provider as a campaign goal, normally a completed and paid purchase of an eligible service or program.

2.7. "Campaign Rules" means any additional written campaign, tracking, advertising, discount, payout or promotional rules published in the Affiliate Account or otherwise communicated by the Provider.

2.8. "Individual Agreement" means a separate written agreement expressly entered into between the Provider and the Partner for individual commission rates, exclusivity, marketing budgets, deliverables or other non-standard cooperation.

2.9. "Partner" means the natural person, entrepreneur, company or other entity registered in the affiliate program and accepted by the Provider.

2.10. "Payout Provider" means Rise Works and any other bank, payment processor, compliance provider, contractor payment platform, digital asset service provider or third party selected by the Provider to support verification, documentation or payment processing.

2.11. "Provider Websites" means www.rebelsfunding.com, partners.rebelsfunding.com, their subdomains and any other website or online service designated by the Provider.

2.12. "Restricted Jurisdiction" means a country, territory, person or entity restricted by applicable law, sanctions, the Provider's policies, the availability of the Provider's services, or the rules of a Payout Provider.

3. Affiliate platform and document hierarchy

3.1. The affiliate program is currently operated through the AffilBox application provided by AffilBox, s.r.o., Jahnova 8, Pardubice 530 02, Czech Republic, Company ID 28777000, VAT ID CZ28777000. The Provider may replace, supplement or modify the affiliate platform at any time.

3.2. AffilBox and any Payout Provider are independent third-party service providers and are not parties responsible for the Provider's Commission obligations unless they expressly assume such an obligation in a separate agreement.

3.3. These Terms, applicable Campaign Rules and any Individual Agreement form the contractual basis of the affiliate cooperation. Unless an Individual Agreement is required by the Provider, acceptance of these Terms is sufficient to establish the affiliate relationship.

3.4. In case of conflict concerning the affiliate cooperation, the following order of priority applies: first, the Individual Agreement; second, specific Campaign Rules; third, these Terms.

3.5. Terms required by AffilBox, a Payout Provider or another third-party platform govern the use of that third-party service. As between the Provider and the Partner, a platform agreement used only for onboarding, identity verification, compliance or payment processing does not replace or amend these Terms regarding promotion, tracking, Commission entitlement, prohibited conduct or termination unless the Provider expressly agrees in writing that it does so.

3.6. For the avoidance of doubt, a platform-generated professional services agreement, statement of work or similar document used only to enable a payout does not by itself create, calculate or expand a right to Commission under the affiliate program.

4. Nature of the relationship

4.1. The Partner acts as an independent affiliate partner. Nothing in these Terms creates employment, dependent work, commercial representation, agency, mandate, franchise, joint venture, partnership, fiduciary relationship, broker relationship, investment advisory relationship or authority to act on behalf of the Provider.

4.2. The Partner has no authority to bind the Provider, accept orders or payments for the Provider, make commitments, negotiate contracts, provide customer support as the Provider, or make representations beyond information officially published or approved by the Provider.

4.3. The Partner independently determines how, when and where permitted promotional activity is performed, subject to these Terms, Campaign Rules and applicable law. The Partner bears its own operating costs and is not entitled to employee benefits, expense reimbursement or minimum remuneration.

4.4. The cooperation is non-exclusive unless an Individual Agreement states otherwise. The Provider may cooperate with other partners and may promote its services directly.

5. Registration and Partner information

5.1. The Partner must provide complete, accurate and current information during registration, verification, invoicing and payout processing.

5.2. The Partner must keep the Affiliate Account secure, maintain a valid contact email and notify the Provider without undue delay of any change to legal name, address, country, tax residence, business status, beneficial ownership, payment details or other material information.

5.3. Unless approved in writing, one Partner may maintain only one Affiliate Account. Related persons, controlled entities or persons acting in coordination may not use multiple accounts to circumvent commission tiers, payout limits, promotional restrictions or fraud controls.

5.4. The Partner may not register using another person's identity or allow another person to control the Affiliate Account. The Provider may require evidence of authority where an account is registered for a company or other entity.

6. Permitted promotion and mandatory disclosures

6.1. The Partner may promote eligible Campaigns through lawful and transparent methods, including websites, blogs, comparison or review content, social media, videos, live streams, newsletters, communities, trading groups and paid advertising that complies with these Terms.

6.2. The Partner must clearly and conspicuously disclose the affiliate relationship wherever required by law or platform rules. The disclosure must make it reasonably clear that the Partner may receive compensation when a customer purchases through the Partner's link or code.

6.3. Email, direct messaging and similar marketing may be used only where recipients have validly consented or another lawful basis exists under applicable marketing and privacy law. The Partner must provide and honour a functioning unsubscribe method where required.

6.4. The Partner must use accurate and current information. Prices, discounts, program parameters, rules and availability may change. The Partner must promptly correct or remove outdated or inaccurate content after becoming aware of it or after receiving a request from the Provider.

6.5. The Partner may promote only in countries and through channels where the Provider's services and the relevant Campaign are permitted. The Partner must not intentionally target Restricted Jurisdictions, sanctioned persons or persons below the minimum legal age.

6.6. The Provider may require prior approval of specific websites, advertisements, landing pages, email campaigns, videos, public statements, discount campaigns or other promotional materials.

7. Prohibited activities

7.1. The Partner must not engage in any unlawful, deceptive, abusive, fraudulent or reputation-damaging activity.

7.2. The following are prohibited unless the Provider gives prior written approval where approval is legally possible:

7.2.a. spam, unsolicited mass communication, illegal email marketing or unlawful collection of contact details;

7.2.b. fake, misleading, incentivised, purchased or artificially generated traffic, leads, clicks or Conversions;

7.2.c. cookie stuffing, forced clicks, click fraud, bots, scripts, auto-refresh, hidden frames, adware, malware, toolbars, browser extensions or other mechanisms that place tracking identifiers without a genuine user action;

7.2.d. self-referrals, purchases by family members, related persons, controlled entities or coordinated persons where the purpose is to generate Commission, as well as VPN abuse, duplicate accounts or identity manipulation;

7.2.e. false, exaggerated or unauthorised claims concerning guaranteed profits, guaranteed payouts, investment returns, trading results, regulatory status, licences, account acceptance or the Provider's business model;

7.2.f. representing the Partner as an employee, owner, official representative, legal representative, broker, financial adviser, investment adviser, support agent or authorised agent of the Provider;

7.2.g. creating fake Provider websites, applications, support channels, social media profiles, communities, domains, email addresses or other materials that impersonate or create confusion with the Provider;

7.2.h. publishing fake testimonials, fabricated reviews, undisclosed paid endorsements, misleading rankings, copied content, low-quality doorway pages or mass-produced AI content designed primarily to manipulate search engines or users;

7.2.i. altering tracking links, discount codes, banners, logos, landing pages, HTML code or official materials in a manner not approved by the Provider;

7.2.j. using the Provider's name, trademarks or confusingly similar terms in domain names, social media handles, application names or business names;

7.2.k. offering unauthorised cashback, rebates, prizes, incentives, discounts or sharing of Commission with customers;

7.2.l. sub-affiliate networks, delegation or resale of Affiliate Links without written approval;

7.2.m. promotion on channels containing illegal, fraudulent, hateful, abusive, pornographic, violent or otherwise seriously inappropriate content;

7.2.n. conduct that violates advertising platform rules, intellectual property rights, privacy rules, consumer protection rules, sanctions or other applicable law.

7.3. If prohibited activity is detected or reasonably suspected, the Provider may reject Conversions, suspend tracking, hold payouts, reduce or cancel affected Commission, close the Affiliate Account, recover previously paid amounts and claim damages.

8. Paid advertising, brand bidding and coupon promotion

8.1. Paid advertising is permitted only if it is lawful, transparent and does not damage the Provider's brand or compete improperly with the Provider's own campaigns.

8.2. Without prior written approval, the Partner may not bid on or directly target brand keywords, including REBELSFUNDING, REBELS FUNDING, RebelsFunding discount, RebelsFunding coupon, misspellings or confusingly similar terms.

8.3. The Partner may not use the Provider's trademarks in advertisement display URLs, account names, domains or landing-page branding in a manner that suggests the advertisement or page is operated by the Provider.

8.4. Discount codes may be published only as authorised. Expired, private, leaked, invented or unauthorised codes must not be promoted. Coupon or deal websites must accurately state conditions and validity.

8.5. The Provider may require immediate suspension or modification of any advertisement or campaign. The Partner must comply without undue delay and no later than 24 hours after notice unless a shorter period is reasonably required to prevent harm.

9. Intellectual property and promotional materials

9.1. The Provider and its licensors retain all rights in trademarks, logos, trade names, designs, software, websites, texts, graphics, videos, data and promotional materials.

9.2. During the cooperation, the Provider grants the Partner a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable licence to use approved promotional materials solely for permitted promotion of active Campaigns.

9.3. The Partner must follow brand guidelines and may not modify official materials without prior approval. Any goodwill arising from use of the Provider's marks belongs to the Provider.

9.4. The licence ends immediately upon termination or the Provider's request. The Partner must promptly stop using and remove the Provider's marks, Affiliate Links and promotional materials.

9.5. The Partner is responsible for ensuring that content created by the Partner does not infringe third-party rights. The Partner grants the Provider a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to reproduce or share Partner content that expressly promotes the Provider, solely for marketing, evidence, compliance and program administration, unless the Partner notifies the Provider otherwise in writing before such use.

10. Tracking and attribution

10.1. Conversions may be tracked through cookies, Affiliate Links, codes, customer records, platform data and other technical methods determined by the Provider.

10.2. Tracking may be affected by browser settings, cookie restrictions, consent choices, ad blockers, privacy tools, device changes, incorrect links, customer behaviour, system failures or other technical limitations. The Provider does not guarantee that every referral will be tracked or attributed.

10.3. Attribution rules, cookie duration, code priority and treatment of multiple referrals are determined by the Affiliate Account, Campaign Rules and the Provider's records.

10.4. The Provider may correct duplicate, erroneous, fraudulent or improperly attributed Conversions. The Provider's records are decisive unless the Partner demonstrates a clear and verifiable error.

10.5. The Partner must not interfere with tracking, conceal traffic sources or provide false attribution information. The Provider may request evidence of the source, placement and method of promotion.

11. Commission entitlement

11.1. Commission rates and tiers are specified in the Affiliate Account, Campaign Rules or an Individual Agreement. No rate is guaranteed permanently.

11.2. Commission arises only for an Approved Conversion generated through a permitted method and validly attributed to the Partner. Pending, recorded or estimated amounts are not yet payable Commission.

11.3. The Provider may approve Commission automatically or manually after expiration of relevant cancellation, withdrawal, refund, dispute and chargeback periods and after compliance review.

11.4. No Commission is payable for cancelled, refunded, charged-back, disputed, unpaid, duplicate, rejected, fraudulent or self-referred transactions, or for Conversions generated in breach of these Terms or Campaign Rules.

11.5. The Provider may reject, reduce or cancel affected Commission where there is reasonable evidence or suspicion of fraud, abuse, misleading promotion, unauthorised discounts, tracking manipulation, legal non-compliance or harm to the Provider.

11.6. Changes to standard Commission rates apply prospectively from the effective date communicated by the Provider. An Individual Agreement may provide different rules.

11.7. The Partner has no entitlement to Commission for referrals or purchases occurring after termination, except for Conversions validly tracked before termination that later become Approved Conversions, unless termination resulted from fraud, abuse or another material breach affecting those Conversions.

12. Payout requests and payment processing

12.1. The Partner may request payout after the approved balance reaches the minimum amount shown in the Affiliate Account or Campaign Rules. Unless stated otherwise, the minimum payout amount is USD 50 and a payout may be requested once every 14 days.

12.2. Where enabled by the Provider, an approved balance below USD 50 may be used as a discount for an eligible Provider program. A balance below USD 25 cannot be used as a discount unless the Provider expressly allows it.

12.3. Before processing a payout, the Provider may review the balance, Conversions, refund and chargeback exposure, compliance status, identity, tax information, invoice or accounting documentation and payment destination.

12.4. The Provider may make payouts directly or through a Payout Provider, including Rise Works. The Provider does not guarantee the continued availability of any particular payout method, currency, digital asset, bank, platform or Payout Provider.

12.5. The Partner may be required to create and maintain an account with the selected Payout Provider and comply with that provider's lawful verification and platform requirements. Failure or inability to use a specific Payout Provider does not require the Provider to offer every alternative method, but the Provider may offer another legitimate method at its discretion.

12.6. Payout may be made only to a bank account, payment account, Rise account, wallet or other destination held or lawfully controlled by the verified Partner, unless the Provider expressly approves another arrangement after appropriate verification.

12.7. A payout sent by the Provider or its Payout Provider to the verified payment destination supplied or confirmed by the Partner constitutes proper discharge of the corresponding payment obligation. The Partner bears losses caused by inaccurate, outdated or compromised payment details, except where caused by the Provider's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

12.8. The Partner bears recipient-side bank fees, blockchain fees, intermediary fees and currency conversion costs unless the Affiliate Account, Campaign Rules or an Individual Agreement states otherwise. Conversion rates may be determined by the Provider, bank or Payout Provider at the time of processing.

12.9. The Provider may suspend or defer a payout while reviewing discrepancies, verification failures, suspected fraud, invalid Conversions, refund risk, chargebacks, sanctions, legal restrictions, tax requirements, security incidents or other reasonable compliance concerns.

12.10. No interest accrues on pending, suspended or unpaid Commission balances.

13. Identity, business, sanctions and compliance verification

13.1. The Provider may require identity verification, KYC, KYB, beneficial ownership verification, address or residency verification, sanctions screening, fraud checks, tax information or other reasonable compliance measures at registration, before payout, during cooperation or upon a risk trigger.

13.2. Verification may be performed directly by the Provider or through a Payout Provider or another verification provider designated by the Provider.

13.3. The Partner must provide requested information and documents accurately and without undue delay. The Partner authorises the Provider to rely on information, declarations and verification results submitted by the Partner to the designated Payout Provider or verification provider for administration of the affiliate relationship and payouts.

13.4. The Provider may share the information reasonably necessary for account administration, verification, sanctions screening, fraud prevention, invoicing, tax compliance and payment processing with AffilBox, Payout Providers, KYC or KYB providers, banks, professional advisers and competent authorities, in accordance with applicable data protection law.

13.5. The Provider may require re-verification or additional evidence, including a certificate of tax residence, where required by law, a tax treaty, a Payout Provider or a reasonable risk assessment.

13.6. Until required verification is successfully completed, the Provider may refuse registration, restrict the Affiliate Account, suspend promotion, defer payout or terminate cooperation. A legitimate approved balance will remain subject to verification and other payment conditions and will not become payable to an unidentified or prohibited recipient.

14. Invoicing, self-billing, taxes and withholding

14.1. Commission amounts shown in the Affiliate Account are gross amounts before any tax required to be withheld, unless expressly stated otherwise.

14.2. The Partner is solely responsible for the Partner's own tax registration, tax returns, VAT, GST, sales tax, income tax, social security, insurance, licences and other public-law obligations arising from the affiliate activity and Commission, except for amounts that the Provider is legally required to withhold, report or remit.

14.3. The Provider may deduct or withhold from any payout any tax, security, levy or other amount required by applicable law. The applicable treatment may depend on the nature and source of the income, the Partner's legal status, country and tax residence, a tax treaty and the documentation available to the Provider. To the extent an amount is lawfully withheld and remitted or reported, payment of the net amount fully discharges the corresponding gross obligation.

14.4. If the Partner does not provide valid tax, residency or identification documentation when reasonably required, the Provider may defer payout or apply the statutory or default withholding treatment available to the Provider. Where legally available, the Provider may provide confirmation of tax withheld upon request.

14.5. If the Partner is legally required to issue an invoice, the Partner must issue a complete and valid invoice or provide the information necessary for lawful invoicing. Unless otherwise agreed, an invoice may not state a payment term shorter than 14 days after delivery to the Provider.

14.6. Self-billing. Where permitted by applicable law and selected by the Provider, the Partner authorises the Provider to issue invoices, credit notes and correction documents in the Partner's name and on the Partner's behalf for Commission payable under these Terms. This Section constitutes the written self-billing agreement between the Provider and the Partner.

14.7. A self-billed document may be delivered through the Affiliate Account, email, a Payout Provider or another durable electronic method. The Partner must review it and notify the Provider of any error or rejection within 7 calendar days after it is made available. If the Partner does not notify the Provider within that period, the document is deemed accepted, without prejudice to corrections required by law.

14.8. The Partner must not issue a duplicate invoice for a Commission amount covered by a self-billed document. The Partner remains responsible for notifying the Provider of changes to tax status, VAT registration, legal name, address or invoice details and for the correctness of information supplied by the Partner.

14.9. Where a formal invoice is not legally required or self-billing is not used, the Provider may issue or retain a commission statement, settlement report, payment confirmation or other accounting document. Such a document does not remove any invoicing duty that applicable law places on the Partner.

14.10. The Provider may set off against Commission any refund, chargeback, overpayment, correction, tax, fee, damage claim or other amount lawfully owed by the Partner to the Provider.

15. Refunds, chargebacks, clawbacks and negative balances

15.1. If Commission was approved or paid and the underlying transaction is later refunded, reversed, charged back, found fraudulent, duplicated or otherwise invalid, the Provider may cancel the Commission and create a corresponding negative balance.

15.2. A negative balance may be deducted from future Commission. If no sufficient future balance exists, the Partner must repay the amount within 14 days after written demand.

15.3. The Provider may also recover reasonable losses, investigation costs and third-party charges caused by the Partner's fraud, unlawful conduct or material breach, to the extent permitted by law.

16. Partner objections and audit cooperation

16.1. The Partner may submit a written objection concerning attribution, rejection, approval, calculation or payout of Commission within 30 days after the relevant event or the date on which the information became available in the Affiliate Account.

16.2. The objection must include relevant order references, dates, links, screenshots, traffic-source information and other evidence reasonably necessary for review. The Provider may reject an unsupported or late objection, subject to mandatory law.

16.3. The Provider will normally review a complete objection within 30 days. The Provider's internal assessment is not final where applicable law grants the Partner a right to judicial or administrative review.

16.4. The Partner must reasonably cooperate with compliance and fraud investigations and, upon request, provide evidence of promotional placements, traffic sources, advertising accounts, consent records, disclosures and other information relevant to the affiliate activity.

17. Confidentiality

17.1. Confidential Information means non-public information concerning the Provider, its customers, systems, security, pricing strategy, campaign performance, individually negotiated Commission rates, internal procedures, business plans, technical data and any information identified or reasonably understood as confidential.

17.2. The Partner must use Confidential Information only for the affiliate cooperation, protect it with reasonable care and not disclose it to third parties except to authorised personnel who need it and are bound by equivalent confidentiality obligations.

17.3. Confidential Information does not include information that the Partner can demonstrate was lawfully public, already lawfully known without restriction, independently developed or lawfully received from a third party without confidentiality duty.

17.4. Disclosure required by law or a competent authority is permitted if the Partner, where legally allowed, gives the Provider prompt notice and discloses only what is required.

17.5. Confidentiality obligations continue for five years after termination, and for trade secrets for as long as they remain protected as trade secrets under applicable law.

18. Data protection and electronic communications

18.1. The Provider processes Partner personal data in accordance with applicable data protection law, the Provider's Data Protection and Privacy Policy available at https://www.rebelsfunding.com/data-protection/ , and the Affiliate Privacy Notice made available during registration. The Partner acknowledges that affiliate administration may require processing different categories of data from ordinary customer services, including affiliate tracking, Commission, verification, invoicing, tax and payout data.

18.2. The Partner must comply with applicable privacy, cookie and electronic marketing laws in connection with promotional activity. The Partner is independently responsible for notices, consents, legal bases, security and data-subject rights relating to personal data collected or processed through the Partner's own channels.

18.3. The Partner may not collect customer identity documents, payment details, login credentials or other sensitive information on behalf of the Provider unless expressly authorised in writing and covered by appropriate data protection arrangements.

18.4. If the Partner processes personal data on the Provider's documented instructions rather than for the Partner's own purposes, the parties must enter into any data processing agreement required by law before such processing begins.

18.5. Program administration emails, security notices, verification requests, Commission statements, payout notices, rule changes and similar operational communications are necessary communications relating to the agreement. Separate promotional marketing communications will be sent only where the Provider has an appropriate legal basis.

18.6. The Partner must promptly notify the Provider of any personal data breach, account compromise or unlawful data use that may affect the Provider, its customers or the affiliate program.

19. Suspension and termination

19.1. The cooperation is concluded for an indefinite period unless Campaign Rules or an Individual Agreement provide otherwise.

19.2. Either party may terminate the cooperation without stating a reason by written notice or email. Termination is effective when delivered unless the notice specifies a later date.

19.3. The Provider may immediately suspend or terminate the Affiliate Account if the Partner breaches these Terms, Campaign Rules, applicable law or platform policies; fails verification; engages in fraud or abuse; creates legal, sanctions, payment, tax, security or reputational risk; becomes insolvent; or damages the Provider's legitimate interests.

19.4. During suspension, tracking, access, approval of Commission and payouts may be restricted while the matter is investigated.

19.5. Upon termination, the Partner must stop presenting itself as a Partner, stop using Affiliate Links and Provider materials, and remove misleading or unauthorised references to the cooperation.

19.6. Subject to verification, tax, invoicing, set-off and other payment conditions, valid Approved Commission not connected with a breach remains payable. The Partner loses entitlement to unpaid Commission generated by or materially connected with fraud, abuse, prohibited activity or another material breach.

19.7. Sections concerning taxes, invoicing, clawbacks, confidentiality, data protection, intellectual property, liability, indemnity, governing law and any provisions intended by their nature to survive remain effective after termination.

20. Provider warranties and limitation of liability

20.1. The affiliate program, tracking systems, Affiliate Account, materials and third-party services are provided on an "as available" basis. The Provider does not guarantee uninterrupted availability, a minimum number of Conversions, any level of earnings, continued campaign availability or the accuracy of third-party systems.

20.2. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Provider is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, punitive or consequential loss, loss of profit, loss of opportunity, loss of data, reputational loss or loss caused by AffilBox, a Payout Provider, an advertising platform, a bank, a blockchain network or another third party.

20.3. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Provider's total aggregate liability arising from the affiliate cooperation is limited to the amount of Commission paid or finally approved for payment to the Partner during the six months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

20.4. The limitations do not apply where liability cannot be limited under mandatory law, including liability caused by fraud, wilful misconduct or other liability that applicable law does not permit the parties to exclude.

21. Partner indemnity

21.1. To the extent permitted by law, the Partner must indemnify and hold harmless the Provider, its affiliated companies, officers, employees and contractors from third-party claims, penalties, losses, damages, reasonable legal fees and costs arising from the Partner's unlawful or misleading promotion, infringement of intellectual property, breach of privacy or marketing law, tax or employment claims relating to the Partner, fraud, prohibited activity or material breach of these Terms.

21.2. The Provider will notify the Partner of a material claim and allow reasonable participation in the defence, provided that the Provider may control the defence and settlement where its rights, licence, reputation or regulatory position may be affected.

22. Changes to the program and these Terms

22.1. The Provider may add, modify, suspend or discontinue Campaigns, tracking methods, commission tiers, payout methods, promotional materials and other program features.

22.2. The Provider may amend these Terms. Material changes will normally be communicated through the Affiliate Account or the Partner's registered email before they take effect. Changes required by law, sanctions, security, fraud prevention or urgent operational risk may take effect immediately.

22.3. Continued participation after the effective date of updated Terms constitutes acceptance. If the Partner does not agree, the Partner must stop promotion and terminate the cooperation before the updated Terms take effect.

22.4. A change will not retroactively remove Commission that was already finally approved, except where correction, refund, chargeback, fraud, tax, legal compliance or set-off rules apply.

23. Notices

23.1. Notices under these Terms may be delivered by email, through the Affiliate Account or by another electronic method that allows the content to be retained.

23.2. Notices to the Provider must be sent to [email protected] unless the Provider specifies another contact. Notices to the Partner may be sent to the email registered in the Affiliate Account.

23.3. The Partner is responsible for maintaining a working email address and reviewing the Affiliate Account. An electronic notice is deemed received when sent or made available, unless the sender receives a delivery failure notice.

24. Governing law and disputes

24.1. These Terms and all contractual and non-contractual relationships arising from the affiliate cooperation are governed by the laws of the Slovak Republic, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.

24.2. The parties will first attempt in good faith to resolve a dispute through written communication. If no resolution is reached, the courts of the Slovak Republic with territorial jurisdiction over the Provider's registered office have exclusive jurisdiction, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.

24.3. Nothing in these Terms excludes rights or protections that cannot lawfully be excluded by agreement.

25. Final provisions

25.1. The Provider may assign or transfer these Terms, the affiliate program or related rights and obligations to an affiliated company or legal successor. The Partner may not assign, transfer, pledge or subcontract rights or obligations under these Terms without prior written approval.

25.2. Failure to enforce a provision does not waive the right to enforce it later. A waiver is effective only if made in writing.

25.3. If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, it will be interpreted or replaced to the minimum extent necessary to achieve its intended commercial purpose, and the remaining provisions remain effective.

25.4. The Provider is not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including outages, cyber incidents, acts of authorities, sanctions, war, civil disturbance, natural disaster, epidemic, labour disruption, payment-network failure or failure of a third-party platform.

25.5. Headings are for convenience only. The words "including" and "especially" do not limit the general meaning of the preceding words.

25.6. These Terms, together with applicable Campaign Rules and any Individual Agreement, constitute the entire agreement between the Provider and the Partner concerning the affiliate cooperation and replace prior affiliate terms and understandings relating to the same subject matter.

25.7. If these Terms are translated, the English version prevails in the event of inconsistency, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.

25.8. These Terms are valid and effective from 22 July 2026 and replace the previous Partner Terms and Conditions from that date.

RebelsFunding Partner Program

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