Affiliate Program Terms

Last updated: 23 August 2026

Company: RESURVE LTD, a company incorporated in Mauritius (Company No. 236684; Business Registration Number (BRN) C236684), with registered office at Lot 2, Robert Rey Street, Roches Brunes, Beau Bassin, Mauritius (“Resurve”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).

Contact: legal@resurve.net

Affiliate portal: https://affiliate.resurve.net

These Affiliate Program Terms (“Affiliate Terms”) govern participation in the Resurve affiliate and referral program (the “Affiliate Program” or “Program”).

By applying to, accessing, or participating in the Affiliate Program, generating or using an Affiliate Link, or accepting a commission or other Program benefit, you agree to these Affiliate Terms.

These Affiliate Terms supplement the Terms of Service, Acceptable Use Policy, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and any Program Schedule, campaign terms, brand guidelines, promotional rules, or other program-specific requirements made available through the Affiliate Portal or otherwise communicated by Resurve (collectively, the “Program Rules”).

If you also operate a Business Account on Resurve, your use of that Business Account remains separately governed by the Terms of Service and other policies applicable to Businesses.

If there is a conflict between these Affiliate Terms and a Program Schedule concerning the commercial mechanics of a specific affiliate campaign—such as commission rate, attribution window, qualification event, payout frequency, or campaign eligibility—the Program Schedule controls for that specific commercial mechanic. These Affiliate Terms control on legal, conduct, intellectual-property, data-protection, liability, indemnification, enforcement, and relationship matters unless Resurve expressly states otherwise in writing.

Capitalised terms not defined in these Affiliate Terms have the meanings given in the Terms of Service.

Everyday-language summaries beginning with “Which means” are provided for convenience only. They do not replace, limit, or modify the legal wording of these Affiliate Terms.

1. Program purpose

Which means: You introduce legitimate businesses to Resurve. You may earn commission when a referral satisfies the current Program Rules. You are not part of Resurve’s sales team and cannot bind us.

The Affiliate Program allows approved individuals and organisations to promote Resurve to prospective businesses and, where the applicable Program Rules are satisfied, earn commission or another stated reward for a valid referral.

The Affiliate Program is primarily intended to refer businesses and business operators to Resurve. It is not a general consumer coupon, cashback, discount, investment, franchise, agency, reseller, employment, or multi-level-marketing program unless Resurve expressly launches and documents such a program separately.

Participation is:

• non-exclusive;
• revocable;
• personal to the approved Affiliate unless Resurve agrees otherwise;
• subject to continued compliance with these Affiliate Terms; and
• subject to the Program Rules in effect for the applicable referral.

Resurve may work with other Affiliates, agencies, sales representatives, partners, resellers, platforms, publishers, creators, consultants, or competitors of the Affiliate.

Nothing guarantees an Affiliate:

• a minimum number of referrals;
• a minimum amount of commission;
• exclusivity;
• a territory;
• access to any particular campaign;
• continuation of any commission rate;
• continuation of the Program; or
• any right to participate in a future Resurve partnership, reseller, agency, marketplace, or other commercial program.

2. Definitions

Which means: These definitions decide whether a referral earns anything.

For these Affiliate Terms:

2.1 Affiliate

“Affiliate” means the individual or legal entity that Resurve has accepted into the Affiliate Program.

Where an Affiliate participates on behalf of a company or other legal entity, references to “you” include that legal entity, and the individual accepting these Affiliate Terms represents that they have authority to bind it.

2.2 Affiliate Account

“Affiliate Account” means the Affiliate’s account on the Affiliate Portal or other Affiliate Program system designated by Resurve.

2.3 Affiliate Link

“Affiliate Link” means a referral URL, QR code, referral code, campaign identifier, or other tracking mechanism issued or approved by Resurve for use by an Affiliate.

2.4 Referred Business

“Referred Business” means a prospective business whose relationship with Resurve is attributed to an Affiliate under the applicable Program Rules.

A person or entity does not become a Referred Business merely because an Affiliate:

• claims to have introduced it;
• sent it a message;
• mentioned Resurve to it;
• supplied its contact details;
• met it before it signed up;
• created an unauthorised tracking mechanism; or
• believes it should receive attribution.

2.5 Qualifying Referral

“Qualifying Referral” means a Referred Business that satisfies all eligibility and qualification conditions in the Program Rules applicable to that referral.

A referral is not a Qualifying Referral unless Resurve’s records show that all required conditions have been met, subject to correction of manifest error.

2.6 Commission

“Commission” means the amount or benefit, if any, payable to an Affiliate for a Qualifying Referral under the applicable Program Rules.

2.7 Program Schedule

“Program Schedule” means the current commercial schedule, dashboard terms, campaign terms, offer page, rate card, portal disclosure, or other Resurve communication specifying matters such as:

• eligible markets;
• eligible products or plans;
• qualifying events;
• commission rates;
• recurring or one-time commission treatment;
• attribution model;
• attribution window;
• clawback period;
• payout frequency;
• payout threshold;
• currency;
• campaign period;
• promotional restrictions; or
• other commercial mechanics.

2.8 New Business

Unless a Program Schedule expressly provides otherwise, a “New Business” means a genuine business prospect that is eligible under the applicable Program Rules and that Resurve does not reasonably classify as:

• an existing Resurve customer;
• a former customer excluded by the Program Rules;
• an existing Affiliate;
• a duplicate of another Account or entity;
• an entity controlled by the Affiliate where self-referrals are prohibited;
• a prospect already attributed to another source under the Program Rules;
• a prospect already being actively handled by Resurve or another authorised channel where the Program Rules exclude such referrals; or
• otherwise ineligible.

Resurve may use legal entity identity, beneficial ownership, directors, staff, domain, contact details, billing information, device, network, payment method, business registration, location, account history, and other lawful signals to determine whether Accounts are duplicates, related, self-referred, or otherwise ineligible.

3. Eligibility and enrolment

Which means: We choose who enters the Program and can require real identity, payout, tax, and promotional information.

To participate, you must:

1. be at least the age of majority in the jurisdiction in which you reside or operate;
2. have legal capacity to enter into these Affiliate Terms;
3. provide accurate, current, and complete registration information;
4. provide any identity, business, tax, banking, payout, compliance, website, traffic-source, or promotional information Resurve reasonably requests;
5. maintain an Affiliate Account in good standing;
6. comply with applicable law and these Affiliate Terms; and
7. satisfy any additional eligibility criteria stated in the Program Rules.

If you participate for an entity, you represent and warrant that:

• the entity lawfully exists where required;
• you have authority to bind it;
• the Program does not conflict with its governing documents or another binding agreement; and
• it is responsible for the conduct of its employees, contractors, agents, media buyers, and other persons acting on its behalf.

3.1 Approval is discretionary

Resurve may approve or reject an application where permitted by law.

We may consider factors including:

• promotional methods;
• audience relevance;
• geography;
• reputation;
• compliance history;
• fraud risk;
• existing commercial relationships;
• brand suitability;
• traffic quality;
• website content;
• intended advertising methods;
• conflicts of interest; or
• other legitimate Program considerations.

Rejection does not entitle an applicant to compensation.

3.2 Additional verification

Resurve may require verification before approval, before enabling payouts, at any time during participation, or before paying a particular Commission.

Verification may include:

• identity verification;
• business registration;
• beneficial ownership;
• tax information;
• payout-account ownership;
• address;
• promotional domains;
• social-media accounts;
• traffic sources;
• advertising accounts;
• referral evidence; or
• other information reasonably relevant to Program integrity.

Failure to provide requested information within a reasonable period may result in delayed payment, suspension, rejection, or termination.

3.3 One genuine identity

You must not create multiple Affiliate Accounts to:

• obtain duplicate attribution;
• evade Program restrictions;
• circumvent payout thresholds;
• avoid enforcement;
• obtain multiple promotional benefits;
• hide self-referrals; or
• manipulate the Program.

Resurve may consolidate, suspend, or terminate related Affiliate Accounts.

4. Program Schedule and commercial mechanics

Which means: Rates and qualification rules live in the Affiliate Portal or applicable campaign schedule. They can evolve without rewriting the entire legal agreement.

The Program Schedule applicable to a referral is the Program Schedule Resurve designates for that referral or campaign.

The Program Schedule may define:

• Commission rate;
• whether Commission is one-time or recurring;
• eligible plans;
• excluded products;
• eligible countries;
• minimum subscription duration;
• qualifying payment events;
• onboarding requirements;
• required payment-processing milestones;
• attribution window;
• click model;
• referral-code model;
• lead-registration rules;
• payout timing;
• minimum payout balance;
• currency;
• clawback rules;
• campaign limits; and
• other commercial terms.

A Commission rate advertised for one campaign, period, region, product, Affiliate, or channel does not create an entitlement to the same rate for another referral.

Screenshots, cached pages, old emails, archived schedules, social posts, or statements by unauthorised persons do not override the Program Schedule applicable to the referral.

5. Attribution

Which means: Resurve’s tracking records decide attribution unless there is a clear technical error. A conversation with a prospect is not enough by itself.

Attribution may use one or more of:

• Affiliate Links;
• referral codes;
• cookies;
• local or browser storage;
• account flags;
• lead-registration forms;
• campaign identifiers;
• server-side records;
• CRM records;
• signup records; or
• other systems disclosed in the Program Rules.

The applicable Program Schedule may use:

• first-click attribution;
• last-click attribution;
• lead registration;
• code-based attribution;
• hybrid attribution; or
• another model.

5.1 Resurve records control

Except in the case of manifest error, fraud, or a correction Resurve elects to make, Resurve’s records concerning:

• referral source;
• referral date;
• link or code;
• account creation;
• attribution;
• qualifying event;
• payment;
• refund;
• cancellation;
• duplicate status; and
• Commission

will control Program calculations.

An Affiliate’s own analytics, screenshots, messages, spreadsheets, CRM entries, or advertising-platform reports may be considered but do not automatically override Resurve’s records.

5.2 Missing or interrupted tracking

Resurve does not guarantee that attribution will succeed in every case.

Tracking may fail or be interrupted because of:

• cookie deletion;
• browser privacy controls;
• consent choices;
• ad blockers;
• device changes;
• browser changes;
• private browsing;
• network restrictions;
• disabled storage;
• user error;
• an incorrect Affiliate Link;
• a Referred Business signing up through another source;
• technical limitations;
• provider outages;
• a person declining tracking consent; or
• other circumstances.

Resurve is not liable for Commission that cannot be attributed because a tracking mechanism was lawfully blocked, cleared, not used, or technically unavailable, except to the extent required by applicable law.

5.3 Manual attribution

Resurve may, but is not obligated to, manually review an attribution request.

Manual attribution is not guaranteed and may be refused where:

• the applicable Program Rules do not permit manual attribution;
• evidence is insufficient;
• another Affiliate or channel already has valid attribution;
• the Business was already known to Resurve;
• the Affiliate Link was not used;
• the attribution window expired;
• the request was made too late;
• the referral is ineligible; or
• manual attribution would undermine Program integrity.

A manual correction in one case does not create an obligation to make the same correction in another case.

5.4 Attribution disputes

An Affiliate must raise a Commission or attribution dispute within 60 days after the relevant transaction, qualifying event, Commission statement, or portal entry first becomes reasonably available to the Affiliate, whichever is later.

After that period, Resurve may treat the Program record as accepted, except where applicable law requires otherwise or Resurve elects to review the matter.

This time limit does not prevent Resurve from correcting fraud, duplicate payments, technical errors, or overpayments discovered later.

6. Qualifying Referrals

Which means: A referral earns Commission only after all stated conditions are genuinely satisfied.

A referral qualifies only if:

1. it satisfies the applicable Program Schedule;
2. the Referred Business is eligible;
3. the referral is genuine;
4. required signup or onboarding steps are completed;
5. any required subscription or qualifying transaction is validly completed;
6. payment, where required, is successfully received and not subject to disqualifying reversal;
7. no prohibited self-referral, duplicate, fraud, manipulation, or circumvention applies;
8. the Affiliate remained eligible through the applicable qualification point unless the Program Schedule states otherwise; and
9. all other applicable Program Rules are met.

6.1 No Commission merely for introductions

Unless the Program Schedule expressly says otherwise, no Commission is earned merely because an Affiliate:

• supplies a lead;
• sends an email;
• books a demo;
• schedules a call;
• introduces a person;
• causes a website visit;
• causes a free signup;
• causes a Research Beta signup;
• causes an Account to be created; or
• claims influence over a sale.

The required qualification event must occur.

6.2 Genuine transactions only

Any transaction used to satisfy a qualification requirement must represent genuine arm’s-length commercial activity.

Resurve may disregard:

• sham payments;
• circular payments;
• fake subscriptions;
• fabricated businesses;
• refunded transactions;
• artificially created usage;
• staged activity;
• test activity;
• transactions funded by the Affiliate primarily to manufacture eligibility;
• transactions between related parties designed to create Commission; or
• other activity that does not represent genuine customer acquisition.

6.3 New and duplicate Businesses

Unless expressly allowed by the Program Schedule, Commission is not payable for:

• an existing Resurve Business;
• a duplicate Account;
• a renamed or reorganised version of an existing Business created primarily to obtain referral credit;
• a branch or related entity treated as part of an existing customer under the Program Rules;
• a Business previously referred and already attributed;
• a former customer excluded by the Program Rules; or
• a Business that is otherwise not “new” under the Program Rules.

Resurve may look to substance rather than form when determining whether entities are genuinely separate.

7. Self-referrals and related-party referrals

Which means: You cannot pay yourself Commission for becoming your own Resurve customer unless we explicitly permit it.

Unless a Program Schedule expressly permits the practice, an Affiliate must not refer:

• itself;
• its Affiliate Account;
• a Business Account it owns or controls;
• a company under common control;
• a Business created primarily to obtain Commission;
• a spouse, family member, employee, contractor, nominee, or other person acting primarily on the Affiliate’s behalf to circumvent the rule; or
• an Account where the Affiliate is effectively the purchasing decision-maker and economic beneficiary on both sides of the referral.

Resurve may treat a referral as a self-referral based on reasonable evidence of common control or economic identity.

A genuine referral to a separate client, customer, audience member, or independent business is not prohibited merely because the Affiliate has a legitimate professional relationship with that business.

8. Commissions

Which means: Commission is conditional until the referral survives the Program’s validation and clawback rules.

Commission is calculated under the Program Schedule applicable to the Qualifying Referral.

Commission may be based on:

• first subscription payment;
• subscription revenue;
• a fixed bounty;
• a percentage;
• a qualifying onboarding milestone;
• payment-processing activity;
• another commercial event; or
• a combination of events.

8.1 Commission is not earned until validated

A Commission shown as:

• pending;
• estimated;
• provisional;
• unapproved;
• under review;
• processing; or
• similar

is not finally earned or payable until Resurve has validated the referral under the applicable Program Rules.

8.2 Net revenue basis

Where Commission is calculated as a percentage of revenue, unless the Program Schedule expressly states otherwise, the calculation may exclude amounts that are not economically retained by Resurve, including:

• VAT or other sales taxes;
• refunds;
• credits;
• chargebacks;
• reversals;
• disputed payments;
• waived fees;
• promotional credits;
• discounts funded by Resurve;
• pass-through amounts;
• payment-provider fees where the Program Schedule defines Commission on net revenue;
• bank fees;
• third-party services;
• hardware;
• reimbursements; and
• other excluded amounts stated in the Program Schedule.

8.3 No entitlement to future Commission

Unless the applicable Program Schedule expressly provides recurring Commission, a Qualified Referral does not create a right to Commission on:

• renewals;
• upgrades;
• add-ons;
• additional locations;
• transaction fees;
• PSP revenue;
• future verticals;
• acquired products;
• marketplace fees; or
• other future revenue.

Where recurring Commission is offered, it is subject to the period, conditions, caps, and termination treatment stated in the applicable Program Schedule.

9. Clawbacks, reversals, withholding, and set-off

Which means: If the underlying sale disappears or the referral was fraudulent, Resurve can undo the Commission even after it appeared in the portal.

Resurve may withhold, reverse, cancel, offset, or recover Commission associated with:

1. a refund;
2. a chargeback;
3. a reversed payment;
4. a payment failure;
5. a fraudulent payment;
6. a duplicate payment;
7. a cancelled or invalid subscription within an applicable clawback period;
8. a fake or ineligible Referred Business;
9. a self-referral;
10. a duplicate Business;
11. affiliate fraud;
12. prohibited promotion;
13. breach of these Affiliate Terms;
14. breach of the AUP;
15. an attribution error;
16. a technical error;
17. an overpayment;
18. a payment made in reliance on materially false information;
19. a transaction that violates payment-provider requirements;
20. an Account created to manipulate Commission; or
21. another disqualifying event stated in the Program Schedule.

9.1 Investigation holds

If Resurve reasonably suspects fraud, manipulation, abuse, legal risk, payment risk, or a Program violation, we may place some or all pending Commission on hold while we investigate.

A hold does not mean Resurve has finally determined wrongdoing.

9.2 Previously paid Commission

If Commission was paid and later becomes subject to a valid clawback, Resurve may, to the extent permitted by law:

• deduct the amount from future Commission;
• offset it against another amount Resurve owes the Affiliate;
• issue a debit or negative Affiliate balance;
• request repayment; or
• use another lawful recovery method.

9.3 Negative balances

An Affiliate with a negative Commission balance may be required to return the amount before additional payouts are made.

Resurve may carry a negative balance forward against future Commission.

9.4 No manipulation around clawbacks

An Affiliate must not attempt to evade clawbacks by:

• creating another Affiliate Account;
• changing payout details;
• transferring attribution;
• closing an Account after receiving a suspicious payment;
• routing Commission through another person; or
• otherwise concealing the Affiliate’s identity or relationship to the transaction.

10. Payouts

Which means: We pay valid Commission through supported payout methods after compliance, tax, threshold, and fraud checks.

Payouts are subject to:

• the applicable Program Schedule;
• the Affiliate providing a valid supported payout method;
• completion of any required identity or tax verification;
• satisfaction of any payout threshold;
• absence of a valid hold or clawback;
• the Affiliate Account remaining sufficiently identifiable and compliant; and
• any legally required withholding.

10.1 Payout method

The Affiliate is responsible for:

• providing correct payout details;
• keeping them current;
• ensuring the payout account can receive the relevant currency or transfer type;
• ensuring the payout account is lawfully controlled by the Affiliate or otherwise approved by Resurve; and
• paying fees imposed by the Affiliate’s own bank, wallet, payment provider, intermediary bank, or other recipient-side service.

Resurve is not responsible for loss caused by inaccurate payout information supplied by the Affiliate, except to the extent required by law.

10.2 Payment timing

Program payout dates are targets subject to:

• fraud review;
• reconciliation;
• banking cut-offs;
• weekends and public holidays;
• third-party processor delays;
• tax or verification requirements;
• technical issues;
• force majeure;
• compliance review; and
• other circumstances reasonably outside Resurve’s control.

A short administrative or banking delay does not itself constitute a material breach.

10.3 Minimum threshold

Where a Program Schedule specifies a minimum payout threshold, valid Commission below that threshold may be carried forward until the threshold is reached or until another treatment specified by the Program Schedule applies.

10.4 Currency and conversion

Commission may be denominated or paid in a currency specified by the Program Schedule or payout provider.

Where currency conversion is required:

• a third-party provider may determine the exchange rate;
• conversion spreads or fees may apply; and
• Resurve does not guarantee a particular foreign-exchange rate unless expressly agreed in writing.

10.5 Payout failures

If a payment fails because payout information is invalid, incomplete, unsupported, or rejected, Resurve may require the Affiliate to correct its details before retrying.

Resurve is not required to repeatedly send payments to invalid or unverified payout destinations.

10.6 Unclaimed or dormant balances

Where an Affiliate does not maintain valid payout information or fails to complete legally required verification for an extended period, Resurve may continue holding otherwise valid Commission subject to applicable law, deduct lawfully incurred payment-return charges, or handle the balance as required by applicable unclaimed-property or similar law.

This section does not authorise Resurve to confiscate Commission in violation of applicable law.

11. Taxes, invoices, and Affiliate financial obligations

Which means: Commission is your income. You are responsible for your own tax treatment; Resurve can withhold where the law requires it.

The Affiliate is responsible for determining and paying all taxes, duties, social contributions, levies, registrations, filings, licences, and other governmental charges arising from:

• its participation in the Program;
• its promotional activities; and
• Commission it receives,

except for taxes imposed on Resurve’s own net income.

The Affiliate must provide accurate tax information reasonably requested by Resurve.

Resurve may:

• request a tax identification number;
• request residency information;
• request a tax form;
• require an invoice where applicable;
• issue a self-billing or payment statement where legally permitted;
• apply VAT or similar treatment required by law; or
• withhold tax from Commission where legally required.

Any withholding required by law does not constitute underpayment of Commission.

The Affiliate is responsible for obtaining independent tax advice appropriate to its circumstances.

Resurve does not provide tax, accounting, employment, or legal advice to Affiliates.

12. Permitted promotion

Which means: Tell people about Resurve accurately, disclose that you may earn Commission, and use the official links and assets we give you.

Subject to these Affiliate Terms, an Affiliate may promote Resurve through lawful channels such as:

• websites;
• blogs;
• newsletters;
• social media;
• video;
• podcasts;
• educational content;
• direct one-to-one introductions;
• events;
• communities;
• approved paid advertising; or
• other methods permitted by the Program Rules.

The Affiliate must:

1. use truthful and current information;
2. clearly disclose the Affiliate relationship where required by law or advertising standards;
3. use Affiliate Links or codes issued or approved by Resurve;
4. comply with Resurve brand guidelines;
5. keep pricing, product, and offer descriptions reasonably current;
6. distinguish the Affiliate’s own opinion from official Resurve statements;
7. identify itself accurately;
8. use promotional methods consistent with the AUP; and
9. correct or remove materially inaccurate promotional content after Resurve gives reasonable notice.

12.1 Affiliate disclosure

Where required by law or advertising standards, the Affiliate must make a clear and conspicuous disclosure that it may receive compensation if a person signs up or purchases through the Affiliate Link.

The disclosure must be placed where a reasonable person is likely to notice it before or in connection with the endorsement or Affiliate Link.

The Affiliate must not hide the disclosure:

• only in terms and conditions;
• behind an unclear link;
• in an inaccessible profile page;
• after a long block of promotional content; or
• in another manner that does not satisfy applicable advertising law.

12.2 Personal opinions and testimonials

An Affiliate may describe its genuine experience with Resurve.

The Affiliate must not:

• fabricate experience;
• fabricate results;
• claim typical results based solely on exceptional cases;
• use a testimonial known to be false;
• falsely claim a Business achieved a particular revenue or savings result because of Resurve; or
• imply that Resurve guarantees a particular commercial outcome.

13. Product, pricing, settlement, and earnings claims

Which means: Never make promises on our behalf that we have not made ourselves.

The Affiliate must not make a statement about Resurve that is false, misleading, materially incomplete, or unsupported.

Without Resurve’s express written authorisation, an Affiliate must not claim that:

• Resurve guarantees a Business will increase revenue;
• Resurve guarantees cost savings;
• Resurve guarantees more bookings;
• Resurve guarantees occupancy, utilisation, conversion, profit, or return on investment;
• Resurve guarantees legal or regulatory compliance;
• Resurve guarantees fraud prevention;
• Resurve guarantees uninterrupted uptime;
• Resurve guarantees approval by a PSP or bank;
• Resurve guarantees merchant onboarding;
• Resurve guarantees chargeback outcomes;
• Resurve holds, insures, or guarantees merchant funds;
• Resurve provides insurance for a Business’s vehicles;
• Resurve is the rental operator for a Business’s vehicles;
• Resurve is the merchant of record unless a specific product expressly says so;
• funds settle “instantly”, “immediately”, “in one second”, or within another guaranteed period unless Resurve has expressly authorised that exact claim;
• a beta feature is fully released;
• a future feature is guaranteed to launch;
• an AI or analytics output is guaranteed accurate; or
• the Affiliate has authority to negotiate or alter Resurve’s legal or commercial terms.

An Affiliate may quote an official Resurve statement accurately and with appropriate context while it remains current.

14. Paid search and trademark bidding

Which means: Do not make Resurve pay more for its own name or intercept people already searching for us.

Unless Resurve expressly authorises otherwise in writing, an Affiliate must not purchase, bid on, target, or otherwise use in paid search, paid keyword advertising, or comparable auction-based advertising:

• Resurve;
• Resurve.net;
• Reserve where used deceptively or in a way intended to capture searches for Resurve;
• misspellings or typographical variants of Resurve;
• confusingly similar versions of Resurve trademarks;
• Resurve product or feature names designated as protected terms; or
• combinations intended primarily to capture users specifically searching for Resurve.

Where the advertising platform supports negative keywords and the Affiliate runs paid search campaigns that could match Resurve-branded queries, Resurve may require the Affiliate to add Resurve-branded terms and reasonable variants as negative keywords.

An Affiliate must not:

1. outbid Resurve on Resurve-branded search traffic;
2. use Resurve marks in paid-ad display URLs in a misleading way;
3. present an Affiliate landing page as an official Resurve website;
4. engage in ad hijacking;
5. copy Resurve advertisements so closely that a user is likely to believe the Affiliate advertisement was placed by Resurve;
6. redirect paid branded traffic directly through an Affiliate Link without permission; or
7. circumvent these restrictions through another advertising account, agency, domain, entity, or intermediary.

Resurve may create campaign-specific exceptions in the Program Schedule.

15. Domains, social handles, app names, and impersonation

Which means: You can promote Resurve; you cannot pretend to be Resurve.

Without Resurve’s prior written permission, an Affiliate must not register, purchase, use, or control a:

• domain name;
• subdomain;
• social-media username;
• page name;
• app name;
• seller name;
• business name;
• company name;
• ad account name; or
• other identifier

that contains Resurve, a confusingly similar variation, or a Resurve trademark in a way likely to create confusion about ownership, sponsorship, endorsement, or official status.

Examples of prohibited conduct include presenting a site or account as:

• “Resurve Mauritius Official”;
• “Official Resurve Support”;
• “Resurve Billing”;
• “Resurve Legal”;
• “Resurve Discounts”; or
• another confusingly official identity

unless Resurve expressly authorises it.

The Affiliate must not:

• copy Resurve’s website look and feel to create an impersonation site;
• use a Resurve logo as its primary business identity;
• forge Resurve emails;
• impersonate Resurve personnel;
• create fake support channels; or
• collect Resurve passwords, payment details, or Business credentials.

If Resurve reasonably determines that an identifier infringes or misuses Resurve rights, the Affiliate must stop using it and take reasonable transfer, cancellation, or corrective steps requested by Resurve where legally permissible.

16. Brand assets and intellectual property

Which means: You receive a narrow licence to market Resurve while you are compliant. You do not receive ownership of the Resurve brand.

Subject to continued compliance with these Affiliate Terms, Resurve grants the Affiliate a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable, royalty-free licence during participation in the Program to use Resurve-approved:

• names;
• logos;
• banners;
• screenshots;
• descriptions;
• marketing copy; and
• other brand assets

solely to promote Resurve in accordance with the Program Rules.

The Affiliate must:

1. use only current or approved assets;
2. follow Resurve brand guidelines;
3. not alter a mark in a misleading or damaging way;
4. not combine a Resurve mark with the Affiliate’s mark in a way suggesting a joint brand without permission;
5. not register or claim ownership of Resurve intellectual property;
6. not challenge Resurve’s ownership of its marks based on the Affiliate’s permitted use;
7. not use Resurve intellectual property in unlawful or deceptive content; and
8. stop using the assets when the licence terminates.

All goodwill arising from use of Resurve marks accrues to Resurve.

Except for the limited licence above, no Resurve intellectual-property right is transferred to the Affiliate.

17. No coupons, discounts, incentives, or fabricated offers without approval

Which means: Do not invent a “20% off Resurve” offer just to get clicks.

An Affiliate must not advertise, create, distribute, or imply the existence of a:

• coupon;
• discount;
• rebate;
• cashback payment;
• free period;
• free month;
• free upgrade;
• account credit;
• exclusive price;
• bonus;
• gift;
• giveaway;
• rebate; or
• promotional incentive

unless the offer is genuinely authorised by Resurve or is funded and structured by the Affiliate in a manner expressly permitted by the Program Rules and applicable law.

An Affiliate must not:

• publish expired codes as active;
• advertise fake coupon codes;
• use “click to reveal code” tactics where no genuine code exists;
• create a misleading discount page solely to place an Affiliate cookie;
• imply access to an exclusive Resurve offer that is actually the standard public offer; or
• manipulate search traffic using false “promo code” or “coupon” claims.

Coupon, cashback, loyalty, incentive, or deal websites may require prior written approval from Resurve.

18. Cookie stuffing, forced attribution, and tracking manipulation

Which means: The person must actually choose to engage with your referral. You cannot secretly plant your tracking.

The Affiliate must not engage in:

1. cookie stuffing;
2. forced clicks;
3. forced redirects;
4. invisible links;
5. hidden iframes;
6. automatic Affiliate Link activation without genuine user action where such action is required;
7. pop-ups or pop-unders designed primarily to force attribution;
8. image tags or scripts that set referral tracking without an intentional referral interaction;
9. browser history manipulation;
10. referral-parameter injection;
11. click injection;
12. click flooding;
13. attribution hijacking;
14. overwriting another Affiliate’s valid attribution through deceptive means;
15. masking the referring URL to hide a prohibited source;
16. generating artificial clicks;
17. fake device activity;
18. bot-generated traffic;
19. click farms;
20. device farms; or
21. any mechanism designed to create Commission without a genuine, intended referral.

An Affiliate must not intentionally interfere with another Affiliate’s tracking.

19. Browser extensions, software, toolbars, apps, and adware

Which means: Software that inserts or overwrites referral links creates major attribution abuse risk, so it requires explicit approval.

Without prior written approval from Resurve, an Affiliate must not distribute, operate, or use an Affiliate Link through:

• a browser extension;
• toolbar;
• desktop application;
• mobile application;
• injected script;
• adware;
• shopping assistant;
• coupon injector;
• price-comparison injector;
• link-rewriting software;
• antivirus or security application;
• network proxy;
• DNS modification;
• device software; or
• another software mechanism capable of automatically modifying, adding, replacing, or activating affiliate attribution.

Approval for one software product does not authorise another product or version.

Approved software must comply with all additional technical, disclosure, consent, privacy, and attribution requirements Resurve specifies.

20. Sub-affiliates, affiliate networks, agencies, and delegation

Which means: We approved you. You cannot quietly turn yourself into an uncontrolled affiliate network.

Unless Resurve has expressly approved it in writing, an Affiliate must not:

• operate Resurve promotions through a sub-affiliate network;
• recruit downstream Affiliates to earn a spread;
• sublicense an Affiliate Link;
• sell or lease Affiliate attribution;
• provide an Affiliate Link to another publisher for compensation;
• route traffic through an undisclosed third-party network; or
• permit another person to present itself as a Resurve Affiliate under the Affiliate’s Account.

An Affiliate may use employees, contractors, or a legitimate advertising agency to assist its own promotion, provided that:

1. the Affiliate remains fully responsible for their conduct;
2. they do not become undisclosed sub-affiliates;
3. they comply with these Affiliate Terms;
4. the Affiliate does not use them to circumvent a restriction; and
5. Resurve receives information about material traffic sources or agencies where reasonably requested.

21. Email, SMS, WhatsApp, calls, direct messages, and outreach

Which means: Do not turn the Program into a spam operation.

The Affiliate must comply with applicable:

• privacy law;
• direct-marketing law;
• anti-spam law;
• telecommunications law;
• do-not-call rules;
• advertising standards; and
• platform rules

when promoting Resurve.

The Affiliate must not:

1. send unlawful unsolicited bulk commercial communications;
2. use purchased, scraped, harvested, stolen, or unlawfully obtained contact lists;
3. send marketing to a person without any consent or lawful basis required by applicable law;
4. ignore a valid unsubscribe or opt-out;
5. conceal sender identity;
6. spoof Resurve’s email domain or telephone identity;
7. imply that an Affiliate message was sent by Resurve;
8. send phishing or credential-harvesting messages;
9. use harassment, threats, intimidation, or repeated unwanted contact;
10. use false urgency or deceptive scarcity;
11. misrepresent the reason for contacting the recipient; or
12. continue repeated promotional contact after a recipient has clearly asked the Affiliate to stop, except to the extent a communication is lawfully required for another reason.

21.1 One-to-one outreach

A personalised one-to-one introduction to a legitimate business prospect may be permitted where lawful.

The Affiliate remains responsible for ensuring the outreach complies with applicable privacy and marketing law.

21.2 Resurve does not provide legal permission to contact a lead

The fact that:

• a Business exists publicly;
• a telephone number is online;
• an email address appears on a website;
• an Affiliate found a contact through a directory; or
• Resurve accepts businesses in that industry

does not by itself establish that the Affiliate has lawful permission to send marketing through every channel.

22. Content, social media, influencers, and endorsements

Which means: Your content is yours; you are responsible for its legality and accuracy.

The Affiliate is responsible for all promotional content it publishes or distributes.

Affiliate content must not:

• be materially false or misleading;
• falsely impersonate Resurve;
• infringe intellectual property;
• violate privacy rights;
• contain unlawful discriminatory content;
• promote fraud;
• contain malware;
• use fake testimonials;
• create fabricated Customer or Business success stories;
• conceal paid endorsements where disclosure is required;
• claim Resurve approved content that Resurve has not approved; or
• violate the AUP.

22.1 Comparative advertising

An Affiliate may make lawful, accurate comparative statements about competing products.

The Affiliate must not:

• invent competitor weaknesses;
• falsely state a competitor is illegal or unsafe;
• use outdated information as if current;
• misrepresent objective facts;
• infringe another company’s trademarks; or
• imply that Resurve authored or approved a comparison unless it did.

22.2 AI-generated promotional content

The Affiliate may use AI tools to assist with content where lawful, but remains responsible for the output.

The Affiliate must review AI-generated claims before publication and must not rely on AI as an excuse for:

• false pricing;
• fabricated features;
• false testimonials;
• invented integrations;
• fake statistics;
• false legal claims;
• fake endorsements; or
• misleading Resurve statements.

23. Lead data and privacy

Which means: If you collect a prospect’s personal data, you are responsible for collecting and using it legally.

The Affiliate is an independent controller or equivalent responsible party for personal data it independently collects for its own affiliate promotion, unless Resurve expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

The Affiliate must:

1. collect personal data lawfully;
2. provide required privacy notices;
3. obtain consent where required;
4. honour privacy rights;
5. secure personal data;
6. retain data only as long as lawfully necessary;
7. use personal data only for lawful purposes;
8. comply with applicable marketing rules;
9. restrict access appropriately; and
10. comply with the Privacy Policy when interacting with Resurve systems.

23.1 Do not send unnecessary lead databases

Unless Resurve expressly requests information through an approved workflow, the Affiliate should generally direct a prospect through the Affiliate Link rather than sending Resurve a private database of prospect information.

The Affiliate must not upload or email:

• purchased marketing lists;
• scraped lead lists;
• unnecessary identity documents;
• Customer payment credentials;
• passwords;
• one-time authentication codes;
• special-category data unrelated to the referral; or
• other excessive sensitive information.

23.2 Authority to disclose lead information

Where an Affiliate directly supplies personal information about a prospect to Resurve, the Affiliate represents that it has a lawful basis and authority to do so.

23.3 No sale of Resurve lead data

The Affiliate must not sell, license, disclose, or commercially exploit non-public information obtained from the Affiliate Portal about Referred Businesses except as necessary for the Affiliate’s lawful participation in the Program.

24. Confidentiality

Which means: If we give you non-public commission rates, launch plans, dashboards, or internal information, keep them confidential when we tell you they are confidential.

“Confidential Information” means non-public information disclosed by or on behalf of Resurve that:

• is marked confidential;
• is identified as confidential;
• is provided under circumstances where a reasonable person would understand it to be confidential; or
• concerns non-public Program economics, strategy, security, product roadmap, customer information, pricing, technical information, or business operations.

Confidential Information does not include information the Affiliate can demonstrate:

• became public without breach of these Affiliate Terms;
• was lawfully known to the Affiliate without confidentiality duty;
• was independently developed without using Confidential Information; or
• was lawfully obtained from another source without confidentiality duty.

The Affiliate must:

1. use Confidential Information only for authorised Program participation;
2. protect it using reasonable care;
3. disclose it only to personnel who genuinely need it and are bound by appropriate confidentiality obligations; and
4. not disclose it publicly without permission.

If legally compelled to disclose Confidential Information, the Affiliate may do so to the extent required and, where legally permitted, should give Resurve reasonable prior notice.

Resurve may designate campaign rates, unpublished features, private beta information, or other Program details as Confidential Information.

This section survives termination for so long as the information remains confidential, subject to any longer protection required for trade secrets.

25. No authority to bind Resurve

Which means: You can recommend us. You cannot negotiate our contracts, accept money for us, or make legal promises for us.

The Affiliate has no authority to:

• bind Resurve;
• enter into a contract on Resurve’s behalf;
• amend Resurve Terms;
• negotiate Resurve pricing as an authorised representative;
• promise a discount on Resurve’s behalf;
• accept legal notices for Resurve;
• accept payment for Resurve;
• collect Resurve subscription fees unless expressly authorised;
• make warranties for Resurve;
• promise PSP approval;
• promise financing;
• promise insurance;
• promise implementation work by Resurve;
• represent that Resurve has approved a Business;
• make regulatory statements on Resurve’s behalf; or
• incur an obligation in Resurve’s name.

If a prospective Business asks for contractual, pricing, legal, security, payment, or other binding commitments from Resurve, the Affiliate must refer the matter to Resurve.

An Affiliate is responsible for unauthorised promises or representations it makes.

26. Independent contractor; no partnership, employment, franchise, or agency

Which means: “Affiliate” describes a referral relationship, not employment or a legal partnership.

The Affiliate is an independent contractor.

Nothing in these Affiliate Terms creates or is intended to create:

• employment;
• worker status;
• agency;
• partnership;
• joint venture;
• franchise;
• fiduciary relationship;
• distributorship;
• reseller relationship;
• sales representation;
• fiduciary duty; or
• authority to bind the other party.

The Affiliate:

• determines its own lawful promotional methods subject to these Affiliate Terms;
• supplies its own equipment;
• bears its own costs;
• controls its own working time;
• is not entitled to employee benefits;
• has no authority over Resurve staff; and
• is responsible for its own taxes, insurance, registrations, licences, and personnel.

Use of words such as “affiliate”, “referral partner”, “creator”, “publisher”, or similar marketing terminology does not create a legal partnership or agency relationship.

The Affiliate must not tell a third party that it is:

• employed by Resurve;
• Resurve’s exclusive representative;
• a franchisee of Resurve;
• an authorised reseller of Resurve; or
• an agent authorised to bind Resurve

unless Resurve has expressly entered into a separate written agreement granting that status.

27. Affiliate personnel and subcontractors

Which means: You remain responsible if your employee, freelancer, or ad agency breaks these rules.

The Affiliate is responsible for acts and omissions of:

• employees;
• contractors;
• agencies;
• media buyers;
• consultants;
• content creators;
• representatives; and
• other persons acting on its behalf

in connection with the Program.

The Affiliate must ensure that such persons comply with these Affiliate Terms.

A breach by a person acting on behalf of the Affiliate will be treated as a breach by the Affiliate.

This section does not authorise prohibited sub-affiliate networks.

28. Compliance with law and ethical conduct

Which means: Affiliate marketing does not exempt you from advertising, privacy, anti-bribery, sanctions, tax, or other laws.

The Affiliate must comply with all laws and legally binding rules applicable to its participation in the Program, including where relevant:

• advertising and endorsement rules;
• consumer-protection law;
• competition law;
• privacy and data-protection law;
• direct-marketing and telecommunications law;
• intellectual-property law;
• anti-bribery and anti-corruption law;
• sanctions and export-control law;
• tax law;
• anti-money-laundering law where applicable;
• employment law concerning Affiliate personnel; and
• platform-specific advertising rules.

28.1 Anti-bribery

The Affiliate must not offer, promise, give, request, accept, or facilitate an unlawful bribe, kickback, secret commission, or improper payment in connection with the Program.

The Affiliate must not use Commission to improperly influence:

• a government official;
• employee of a prospect;
• procurement decision-maker;
• Resurve employee;
• payment-provider employee; or
• another person

where the payment would be unlawful or corrupt.

28.2 Sanctions

The Affiliate must not knowingly use the Program to facilitate transactions or commercial relationships prohibited by sanctions or export-control laws applicable to the Affiliate or Resurve.

Resurve may suspend payment or participation where necessary to comply with applicable sanctions or legal requirements.

29. Records and audit cooperation

Which means: If there is a serious fraud or compliance question, you need to be able to show where your traffic and claims came from.

The Affiliate must maintain records reasonably sufficient to demonstrate compliance with these Affiliate Terms for at least 24 months after the relevant promotional activity, or longer where applicable law requires.

Such records may include:

• promotional pages;
• advertisements;
• disclosures;
• traffic sources;
• campaign settings;
• keyword settings;
• audience targeting;
• consent records;
• material outreach campaigns;
• agency arrangements; and
• other evidence reasonably relevant to Program compliance.

Resurve may request reasonable information concerning an apparent violation.

For an ordinary compliance review, Resurve will normally provide reasonable notice.

Where Resurve reasonably suspects fraud, security abuse, evidence destruction, trademark abuse, unlawful marketing, or another serious violation, Resurve may request information promptly without advance notice.

The Affiliate is not required to disclose unrelated trade secrets or information legally prohibited from disclosure, but must reasonably cooperate with a legitimate Program investigation.

Failure to provide reasonably requested evidence may be considered in Resurve’s enforcement decision.

30. Program monitoring and fraud detection

Which means: We may analyse traffic and referrals for abuse. We do not have to reveal our fraud rules.

Resurve may use lawful technical and operational measures to detect:

• duplicate Accounts;
• self-referrals;
• automated clicks;
• device farms;
• suspicious conversion patterns;
• abnormal geographic patterns;
• repeated payment methods;
• related entities;
• coupon abuse;
• attribution hijacking;
• brand bidding;
• fake leads;
• chargeback abuse;
• referral loops;
• Account evasion; or
• other Program manipulation.

Resurve is not required to disclose:

• fraud thresholds;
• risk scores;
• internal rules;
• detection logic;
• security techniques;
• confidential provider information; or
• other information that could reasonably enable circumvention.

Resurve may act on reasonable evidence of abuse without proving criminal fraud beyond a criminal-law standard.

A Program enforcement decision is a contractual decision, not necessarily a criminal, regulatory, or judicial finding.

31. Suspension and investigation

Which means: If something looks fraudulent or dangerous, we can stop payouts first and investigate second.

Resurve may temporarily suspend:

• Affiliate Portal access;
• link generation;
• attribution;
• pending Commission;
• payouts;
• brand licences; or
• Program participation

while investigating suspected:

• fraud;
• self-referral abuse;
• prohibited advertising;
• payment manipulation;
• spam;
• privacy violations;
• identity issues;
• false representations;
• sanctions concerns;
• security issues;
• AUP violations; or
• other material risk.

Resurve may take immediate action without prior notice where reasonably necessary to prevent:

• further loss;
• fraud;
• payment abuse;
• evidence destruction;
• security compromise;
• legal exposure;
• brand impersonation;
• user harm; or
• circumvention.

Where appropriate and legally permissible, Resurve may request an explanation or corrective action.

32. Term and termination

Which means: You can leave; we can end or suspend the Program relationship. Fraud does not become payable just because the Account was closed.

These Affiliate Terms begin when the Affiliate first accepts them or participates in the Program after acceptance by Resurve and continue until terminated.

32.1 Affiliate termination

The Affiliate may terminate participation at any time by:

• using available Affiliate Portal controls; or
• sending notice to legal@resurve.net.

Termination does not automatically cancel a valid obligation already accrued before termination, subject to these Affiliate Terms and the applicable Program Schedule.

32.2 Resurve termination

To the extent permitted by law, Resurve may terminate or suspend an Affiliate:

• for breach;
• for fraud or suspected fraud;
• for AUP violations;
• for brand abuse;
• for unlawful marketing;
• for security risk;
• for repeated low-quality or deceptive traffic;
• for inactivity;
• because a campaign ends;
• because a market or product is discontinued;
• because the Program is restructured;
• because continuing the relationship creates unacceptable legal, payment, compliance, reputational, or operational risk; or
• for another legitimate reason permitted by law.

Material fraud, impersonation, security abuse, bribery, unlawful conduct, or deliberate attribution manipulation may result in immediate termination.

32.3 Effect of termination

Upon termination:

1. the Affiliate must stop presenting itself as an active Resurve Affiliate;
2. the licence to use Resurve brand assets ends;
3. the Affiliate must stop using Affiliate Links where reasonably practicable;
4. future Commission accrual stops except where the Program Schedule expressly provides otherwise;
5. pending Commission remains subject to validation, clawback, fraud, eligibility, and payout rules;
6. valid unpaid Commission that was finally earned before termination will be handled under these Affiliate Terms and the applicable Program Schedule;
7. Commission associated with fraud or a material breach may be withheld, reversed, or recovered to the extent permitted by law; and
8. provisions intended by their nature to survive remain effective.

32.4 Termination is not a guarantee of final payout

The fact that Commission appears in an Affiliate Portal at the date of termination does not make pending or provisional Commission finally earned.

33. Program modification, suspension, or discontinuation

Which means: We cannot promise that today’s affiliate economics will exist forever.

Resurve may modify, suspend, replace, or discontinue all or part of the Affiliate Program.

Changes may include:

• Commission rates;
• qualifying events;
• attribution windows;
• eligible products;
• eligible markets;
• payout thresholds;
• campaign requirements;
• promotional restrictions;
• recurring Commission treatment;
• bonus structures; or
• Program technology.

For material adverse changes affecting ongoing participation, Resurve will provide notice through the Affiliate Portal, email, or another reasonable electronic method where practicable, subject to the Terms and applicable law.

Changes needed for:

• fraud prevention;
• security;
• legal compliance;
• sanctions;
• payment-provider requirements;
• abuse prevention; or
• urgent risk

may take effect sooner or immediately where appropriate.

Unless Resurve expressly states that a change applies retroactively, a new Commission rate ordinarily applies prospectively according to the effective-date rules in the applicable Program Schedule.

If the Affiliate does not agree with a change, its remedy is to stop participating and terminate the Affiliate relationship, subject to accrued rights and obligations.

34. Representations and warranties by the Affiliate

Which means: You promise that you have the right to participate and that your marketing is lawful and genuine.

The Affiliate represents and warrants that:

1. it has authority to enter into these Affiliate Terms;
2. information supplied to Resurve is materially accurate;
3. its participation does not knowingly violate another binding obligation;
4. it has rights to content, websites, marks, and materials it uses;
5. its promotion will comply with applicable law;
6. its endorsements will be truthful;
7. required affiliate disclosures will be made;
8. it will not impersonate Resurve;
9. it will not engage in Program fraud;
10. it will not use prohibited tracking methods;
11. it will not make unauthorised promises for Resurve;
12. it will comply with the AUP;
13. it has a lawful basis for personal information it provides to Resurve;
14. it will maintain reasonable security for its Affiliate Account;
15. it will promptly notify Resurve of a known compromise of its Affiliate credentials;
16. it will not knowingly refer an unlawful or prohibited Business; and
17. it will not use the Program to facilitate bribery, corruption, sanctions evasion, or other unlawful conduct.

35. Resurve warranties and Program disclaimer

Which means: The Program and tracking tools are provided as available. We do not guarantee perfect attribution or future income.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Affiliate Program, Affiliate Portal, Affiliate Links, tracking, reporting, promotional materials, and related tools are provided “as is” and “as available”.

Except for warranties that cannot lawfully be excluded, Resurve does not warrant that:

• the Program will be uninterrupted;
• the Affiliate Portal will always be available;
• tracking will be error-free;
• every valid click will be attributable;
• cookies will persist;
• browsers will permit tracking;
• a Referred Business will become a customer;
• a Referred Business will remain a customer;
• Commission rates will remain unchanged;
• a particular campaign will continue;
• the Program will generate any income;
• promotional assets will always remain current;
• every report will be real-time;
• an Affiliate Link will function in every browser or environment; or
• participation will produce any particular commercial result.

Nothing in Resurve marketing materials is a guarantee of Affiliate earnings.

36. Limitation of liability

Which means: An affiliate dispute should not create company-destroying exposure.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Resurve and its directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents, affiliates, licensors, service providers, and suppliers will not be liable under or in connection with the Affiliate Program for:

• indirect damages;
• incidental damages;
• special damages;
• exemplary damages;
• punitive damages;
• consequential damages;
• loss of profits;
• loss of anticipated Commission not finally earned;
• loss of revenue;
• loss of business;
• loss of opportunity;
• loss of goodwill;
• loss of reputation;
• loss of data;
• advertising spend;
• marketing costs;
• traffic-acquisition costs;
• costs incurred in reliance on continuation of a Commission rate;
• costs incurred in reliance on continuation of the Program; or
• other intangible loss,

regardless of the legal theory and even if Resurve was advised that such loss was possible, except where liability cannot lawfully be excluded.

36.1 Aggregate liability cap

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Resurve’s total aggregate liability to the Affiliate arising out of or relating to:

• these Affiliate Terms;
• the Affiliate Program;
• attribution;
• Affiliate Portal operation;
• Commission;
• an Affiliate Link;
• suspension;
• termination; or
• any related Program matter

will not exceed the total Commission actually paid or finally earned and payable to the Affiliate during the three months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim, or USD 100, whichever is greater.

This cap applies in the aggregate, not separately to each claim.

36.2 Non-excludable liability

Nothing in these Affiliate Terms excludes or limits liability to the extent exclusion or limitation is prohibited by applicable law.

Where applicable law does not permit a particular exclusion but permits a limitation, liability will be limited to the maximum extent legally permitted.

37. Affiliate indemnification

Which means: If your spam, false claims, copyright infringement, privacy breach, or other misconduct causes a claim against Resurve, the cost should sit with you rather than us.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Affiliate will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Resurve and its current and former:

• affiliates;
• directors;
• officers;
• employees;
• contractors;
• agents;
• licensors;
• service providers;
• payment providers; and
• representatives

from and against third-party claims, demands, proceedings, investigations, liabilities, judgments, settlements, penalties, fines, losses, damages, costs, and reasonable professional and legal expenses arising out of or relating to:

1. the Affiliate’s breach of these Affiliate Terms;
2. the Affiliate’s breach of the AUP;
3. the Affiliate’s promotional content;
4. false or misleading statements by the Affiliate;
5. unlawful advertising;
6. unlawful direct marketing or spam;
7. privacy or data-protection violations by the Affiliate;
8. intellectual-property infringement by Affiliate materials;
9. unauthorised use of Resurve marks;
10. impersonation of Resurve;
11. Affiliate fraud;
12. self-referral abuse;
13. tracking manipulation;
14. bribery or corruption by the Affiliate;
15. sanctions or export-control violations by the Affiliate;
16. the Affiliate’s taxes, personnel, employment obligations, or business operations;
17. an unauthorised promise or contract purportedly made on behalf of Resurve;
18. an act or omission of the Affiliate’s employees, contractors, agencies, or other persons acting on its behalf; or
19. the Affiliate’s violation of law or third-party rights.

Resurve will provide reasonable notice of an indemnified claim where practicable.

The Affiliate may not settle a claim in a manner that:

• admits wrongdoing by Resurve;
• imposes an obligation on Resurve;
• restricts Resurve’s business; or
• requires payment by Resurve

without Resurve’s prior written consent.

Resurve may participate in the defence with counsel of its choosing at its own expense, except where the Affiliate’s failure to properly defend requires Resurve to take over the defence.

This indemnity survives termination.

38. Affiliate expenses

Which means: You pay for your own ads, website, travel, staff, and marketing unless we expressly agree otherwise.

Unless Resurve expressly agrees in writing, the Affiliate is solely responsible for all costs of participating in the Program, including:

• advertising;
• content production;
• software;
• websites;
• domains;
• staff;
• contractors;
• events;
• travel;
• communications;
• agencies;
• taxes; and
• other promotional expenses.

The Affiliate has no right to reimbursement merely because:

• a campaign fails;
• attribution fails;
• the Program changes;
• a Commission rate changes prospectively;
• a referral does not qualify; or
• the Affiliate relationship ends.

The Affiliate must not incur an expense in Resurve’s name without express written authorisation.

39. Non-exclusivity and conflicts

Which means: You may promote competitors unless a specific campaign says otherwise, and Resurve may work with anyone.

Unless Resurve and the Affiliate sign a separate written exclusivity agreement:

• the Affiliate may recommend competing products;
• Resurve may appoint other Affiliates;
• Resurve may sell directly;
• Resurve may use internal sales staff;
• Resurve may use other channels;
• Resurve may work with the Affiliate’s competitors; and
• no territory or audience is reserved.

The Affiliate must not misuse Resurve Confidential Information to benefit a competitor.

If a conflict of interest materially affects an Affiliate’s ability to make truthful disclosures or comply with law, the Affiliate must address that conflict as legally required.

40. No fiduciary duty; no reliance on Program continuity

Which means: This is a commercial referral arrangement, not a relationship where Resurve must protect your business model.

To the fullest extent permitted by law:

• neither party is the fiduciary of the other;
• Resurve does not undertake to maximise Affiliate earnings;
• Resurve does not undertake to preserve an Affiliate’s business model;
• Resurve may change its own pricing, products, positioning, sales strategy, or marketing;
• Resurve may market directly to a Referred Business; and
• the Affiliate should not incur irreversible expenditure in reliance on indefinite continuation of the Program or a specific Commission rate.

Nothing in this section permits Resurve to avoid a Commission that was already finally earned and legally payable under these Affiliate Terms.

41. Communications and notices

Which means: Program notices can be delivered electronically.

Resurve may send Program communications to:

• the email associated with the Affiliate Account;
• the Affiliate Portal;
• an in-app notification;
• another electronic address or channel the Affiliate provides; or
• another reasonable method permitted by law.

The Affiliate is responsible for keeping its contact details current and monitoring the Affiliate Portal and registered email.

Notices from the Affiliate concerning termination, legal matters, or these Affiliate Terms may be sent to:

legal@resurve.net

Operational support channels may be made available separately.

42. Governing law and disputes

Which means: The Affiliate contract uses the same Mauritius legal framework as the main Resurve Terms.

These Affiliate Terms and any non-contractual obligations arising out of or relating to them are governed by the laws of the Republic of Mauritius, without regard to conflict-of-law rules that would require application of another jurisdiction’s law, except to the extent mandatory law requires otherwise.

Subject to any mandatory forum rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts of the Republic of Mauritius for disputes arising out of or relating to:

• these Affiliate Terms;
• the Affiliate Program;
• Commission;
• attribution;
• Affiliate conduct; or
• the relationship between Resurve and the Affiliate.

Nothing prevents Resurve from seeking urgent interim, injunctive, intellectual-property, fraud-prevention, or security-related relief in another competent jurisdiction where necessary to protect rights, systems, confidential information, or users.

43. Assignment and transfer

Which means: You cannot sell your Affiliate Account or Commission stream without permission.

The Affiliate may not assign, transfer, novate, sell, sublicense, pledge, or otherwise dispose of:

• these Affiliate Terms;
• its Affiliate Account;
• attribution;
• Affiliate Links;
• pending Commission;
• future Commission; or
• Program rights

without Resurve’s prior written consent, except where mandatory law provides otherwise.

Resurve may assign or transfer these Affiliate Terms in connection with:

• a merger;
• reorganisation;
• financing;
• sale of shares;
• sale of assets;
• corporate restructuring;
• transfer to an affiliate; or
• another lawful business transaction.

Any prohibited attempted assignment by the Affiliate is void to the extent permitted by law.

44. Entire agreement and order of precedence

Which means: Side conversations do not silently rewrite the Affiliate contract.

These Affiliate Terms, together with the incorporated Program Rules, constitute the agreement governing the Affiliate’s participation in the Affiliate Program and supersede prior affiliate-program discussions or representations concerning the same subject matter.

They do not replace the Terms of Service governing a separate Business Account.

If there is a conflict:

1. a separately signed written agreement expressly stating that it overrides these Affiliate Terms controls to the extent of the stated override;
2. these Affiliate Terms control on legal and conduct matters;
3. a Program Schedule controls the commercial mechanics expressly assigned to it; and
4. the AUP applies to prohibited conduct across the Services.

An email, chat, call, sales conversation, support response, social post, or oral statement does not amend these Affiliate Terms unless it constitutes an authorised written amendment under these Affiliate Terms.

45. No waiver; severability

Which means: If we do not enforce something once, we can still enforce it later. If one clause fails, the rest survive.

Failure or delay by Resurve in exercising a right does not waive that right.

A waiver must be clear and authorised and applies only to the matter for which it was given.

If a court determines that a provision is invalid, illegal, or unenforceable:

• the provision will be enforced to the maximum extent legally permissible;
• where appropriate, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable; and
• the remaining provisions will continue in effect.

46. Survival

Which means: Closing the Affiliate Account does not erase obligations that logically need to continue.

Provisions that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including provisions concerning:

• accrued payment rights and obligations;
• clawbacks and overpayments;
• taxes;
• confidentiality;
• intellectual property;
• data protection;
• records;
• investigations;
• representations concerning past conduct;
• disclaimers;
• limitation of liability;
• indemnification;
• dispute resolution;
• governing law;
• no authority;
• independent-contractor status;
• assignment;
• general provisions; and
• other accrued rights.

47. Changes to these Affiliate Terms

Which means: We may evolve the Program, but material contractual changes are communicated electronically.

Resurve may amend these Affiliate Terms from time to time.

For material changes, Resurve will provide reasonable notice through:

• the Affiliate Portal;
• email; or
• another reasonable electronic method,

except where a change is required sooner for:

• law;
• security;
• fraud prevention;
• abuse prevention;
• sanctions;
• payment-provider requirements; or
• another urgent risk.

The updated version will identify its effective date or “Last updated” date.

Continued participation after the effective date constitutes acceptance to the extent permitted by law.

If the Affiliate does not agree with an amendment, it must stop participating and terminate the Affiliate relationship before the amendment applies to its continued participation.

A change will not retroactively convert a referral that had already finally earned Commission into an invalid referral solely because the commercial rate later changed, unless the referral was subject to fraud, error, clawback, or another pre-existing disqualification.

48. Contact

RESURVE LTD
Company No. 236684
Business Registration Number (BRN) C236684
Lot 2, Robert Rey Street
Roches Brunes, Beau Bassin
Mauritius

Affiliate Portal: https://affiliate.resurve.net
Legal and Program Terms contact: legal@resurve.net