1. Status and acceptance
These draft Marketplace Terms and Creator Agreement are intended to govern access to the CryptoFeed indicator marketplace. They are a working product draft, not a final legal contract. Before the marketplace accepts money or publishes paid listings, CryptoFeed must identify the contracting legal entity, confirm governing law and jurisdiction, provide a durable acceptance record, and obtain qualified legal review. If you do not agree to the final terms shown at checkout, do not buy, list or use a paid indicator.
2. Eligibility and accounts
You must be legally able to enter a binding agreement and meet the minimum age and location requirements shown for the service. Keep account details accurate, protect your credentials, and tell us promptly if you suspect unauthorized access. We may request identity, age, sanctions, tax or business information where required for security, fraud prevention, payment processing or legal compliance. Do not create impersonation, duplicate or fraudulent accounts.
3. Creator ownership and licence
Creators retain ownership of original indicator code and content they submit. By listing an indicator, a creator grants CryptoFeed a non-exclusive, worldwide licence to host, reproduce, format, display, promote, moderate, deliver and support the listing and purchased licence for operating the marketplace. The creator must have all rights needed to grant this licence. Do not upload copied code, confidential material, third-party intellectual property, personal data or content whose licence prohibits commercial distribution.
4. Buyer licence and permitted use
A purchase grants only the licence stated on the listing and checkout page. Unless a listing expressly says otherwise, the default intended licence is personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable use by the purchasing account. Buyers must not redistribute, resell, sublicense, publish source code, bypass access controls or use an indicator to build a competing catalogue without the creator's written permission. Enterprise, team, source-code and redistribution rights require a separate explicit licence.
5. Prices, platform fee and creator earnings
Prices are displayed in the currency stated at checkout and may include or exclude applicable taxes as clearly disclosed. The proposed marketplace model shown in the builder is an illustrative 80% creator / 20% platform split; it is not yet a binding promise or an active payment arrangement. Final terms must define whether the fee is calculated before or after taxes, payment processing, refunds, chargebacks, discounts, withholding and currency conversion. No sale, fee collection or payout is active in the current preview.
6. Payments, payouts and tax
A live launch requires a supported payment provider, secure checkout, payout onboarding, fraud checks and clear payout schedules. Creators must provide accurate payout and tax information and are responsible for their own income, business and other taxes unless applicable law says otherwise. We may delay, reserve, offset or withhold payouts to investigate suspected fraud, comply with law, cover refunds or chargebacks, or resolve a genuine dispute. Final minimum payout amounts, payout timing, reserves and any fees must be disclosed before creators accept the live agreement.
7. Refunds, cancellations and disputes
The final checkout flow must explain cancellation and refund rules, including any statutory consumer rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. Digital-content rules may require express consent and acknowledgement before immediate access affects a cancellation right; this must be implemented by the live checkout and reviewed for each relevant market. Creators must cooperate with reasonable refund, chargeback and product-defect investigations. Nothing in these terms removes mandatory consumer protections.
8. Listing standards and moderation
Listings must describe functionality, supported markets, data dependencies, limitations and known defects accurately. Prohibited listings include scams, malware, credential theft, hidden data collection, market manipulation, impersonation, copied work, unlawful content, guaranteed-return claims and tools intended to facilitate abuse. CryptoFeed may review, label, restrict, reject, suspend or remove a listing, image or account, investigate reports, and preserve relevant records where reasonably necessary. Automated checks do not replace human review and approval does not guarantee safety or accuracy.
9. Token logos and submitted media
Creators and community members may submit logos, screenshots and other images only if they own them or have permission to use them. Submitters confirm that an image is not misleading, impersonating another project, infringing a trademark or copyright, or designed to conceal token identity. Newly submitted token logos remain pending review and must not be presented as official or verified until approved. CryptoFeed may reject, crop, re-encode or remove an image, and may request proof of authority. A logo, address format or explorer link alone does not prove that a token is official.
10. Trading and financial-risk disclosure
Indicators are analytical tools, not personalised financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Historical calculations and example charts do not predict future performance. Market data can be delayed, incomplete, inaccurate or unavailable, and indicators may repaint, fail, contain bugs or behave differently across exchanges and timeframes. No creator or platform may promise profits or guaranteed results. You are responsible for independent research, testing, risk controls and every trading decision. CryptoFeed does not execute trades merely because an indicator is purchased or added to a chart.
11. Availability, updates and support
We may update, repair, change or discontinue platform features and indicator delivery for operational, security, legal or product reasons. Listing pages should disclose material compatibility requirements and whether updates are included. The final agreement must state how long a buyer may access a purchased indicator, how material changes are communicated, and what happens if a creator deletes a listing or leaves the platform. We will not describe access as lifetime unless that commitment is expressly supported and defined.
12. Privacy and security
Personal data must be handled under the applicable privacy notice and data-protection law. Do not put API keys, passwords, exchange secrets, private keys or sensitive personal data in indicator source, screenshots, comments or listings. Production uploads require authenticated access, secure object storage, file type and size checks, malware scanning, safe image re-encoding, access controls and retention rules. A browser-only preview is not a shared publication or secure document vault.
13. Suspension and termination
We may suspend or remove access where reasonably necessary to protect users, enforce these terms, address security or fraud, respond to legal obligations, or prevent harm. Where appropriate and lawful, we will provide a reason and an appeal route. The final agreement must explain how buyers retain access to valid purchases, how unsettled earnings and refunds are handled, and which provisions survive termination.
14. Liability and indemnity
Any liability limits, exclusions, creator indemnities and remedies must be drafted by qualified counsel for the applicable jurisdiction. Nothing in the final terms should exclude liability that cannot legally be excluded, including applicable consumer rights or liability for fraud. Creators may be responsible for claims caused by their infringement, unlawful content or breach of their promises, subject to the final lawful agreement. This preview is not a substitute for the final allocation of legal responsibility.
15. Changes, complaints and contact
The final live terms must show an effective date, version history, contracting entity, registered address, contact details, complaint process and dispute-resolution route. Material changes should be communicated with appropriate notice and fresh consent where required. Do not rely on this draft as an executed agreement; the production release must replace this notice with approved legal terms and record the version accepted by each buyer and creator.
Before public launch
- Confirm the legal entity, governing law and official contact details.
- Implement buyer checkout consent, receipts, cancellation and refund handling.
- Contract with a payment provider and define creator onboarding, payout timing and tax reporting.
- Provide a real dispute, appeal, copyright/takedown and moderation process.
- Record accepted terms versions and secure creator and buyer account data.
Until these controls exist and legal review is complete, the marketplace should remain a private prototype with no real-money transactions.
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