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Affiliate Program Agreement

Last updated · 29 September 2026

Version 2026-09-29. This Affiliate Program Agreement (“Agreement”) is between you (“Partner”, “you”) and THINKCREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES (OPC) PRIVATE LIMITED (“FlashTerminal”, “we”, “us”), CIN U72900AS2020OPC019996, registered office H.No-291B, Ujangram, Silchar, Cachar, Assam 788025, India.

It governs the FlashTerminal Affiliate Program (the “Program”). As a user of FlashTerminal, you also remain bound by our Terms of Use. Our Privacy Policy, including its section 12 for partners, explains how we handle your data. How the documents rank:

  • on Program matters, this Agreement prevails over the Terms of Use;
  • on how we handle personal data, the Privacy Policy prevails.

1. Acceptance

1.1 How you accept. You accept this Agreement by ticking the box that links to it when you apply in the FlashTerminal app. The box shows this Agreement’s version date. We record:

  • the date and time you accepted;
  • the version you accepted;
  • the Account that accepted it.

You cannot join the Program until you have accepted the current version. If any text about the Program, in the app, on our website or elsewhere, differs from this Agreement, this Agreement prevails.

1.2 Individuals only. The Program is open to individuals. A company, firm or other business may join only by separate written arrangement with us. That arrangement may require its PAN, its GSTIN, its own verification and a bank account in its name.

2. Definitions

Words defined in our Terms of Use, such as Account, Plan and Broker, have the same meaning here.

  • Partner Code: the unique affiliate code assigned to you.
  • Referral Link: a link to FlashTerminal that carries your Partner Code, for example app.flashterminal.com/?ref=YOURCODE or flashterminal.com/?ref=YOURCODE.
  • Partner Coupon: a coupon code linked to a Campaign that is issued to you, or that you generate for a Campaign.
  • Campaign: a promotion we publish in the partner app, with its own terms (period, discount, commission and limits).
  • Referred User: a person whose FlashTerminal Account is linked to your Partner Code under section 5.
  • Qualifying Order: an order that meets section 7.2 and is not excluded by section 7.5.
  • Net Order Value: the amount the customer actually paid for an order, after discounts, excluding GST and other taxes.
  • Commission: the amount credited to you for a Qualifying Order.
  • Pending Balance: Commissions still inside the Clearing Period.
  • Available Balance: cleared Commissions that you can withdraw.
  • Clearing Period: the period from when a Commission is credited until the seventh day after it, counted in UTC days. Cleared Commissions are released in a daily run, which can add up to one day.
  • Dashboard: the partner section of the FlashTerminal app.

3. Eligibility

To join and stay in the Program you must:

  1. be at least 18 years old;
  2. hold a FlashTerminal Account in good standing;
  3. complete identity verification and bank-account verification in your own name;
  4. be resident in India for tax purposes, and hold a bank account in India in your own name. Partners who are not resident in India may join only by separate written arrangement with us;
  5. give accurate information and keep it up to date;
  6. not be barred by any law or regulator from promoting financial products or services;
  7. hold only one partner account, however many FlashTerminal Accounts you have;
  8. not be an employee or director of FlashTerminal, unless we agree in writing;
  9. not have had a FlashTerminal Account or partner account ended by us for breach.

We may ask for more information at any time to confirm your eligibility.

4. Application and account status

4.1 Applying. There is no fee to apply or to take part. We review every application, and may approve or reject it at our discretion. We need not give reasons, though we try to.

4.2 Your status. Your status is shown in the Dashboard:

Status Meaning
Pending activation Application received; identity and bank verification in progress
Waiting for approval Verification complete; awaiting our review
Active Approved. Commissions can be earned.
Disabled Participation suspended or ended by us
Not qualified Application not accepted

4.3 Commissions are earned only while your status is Active. If we suspend you under section 12 and later lift the suspension without finding a breach, we credit the Commissions you would have earned on Qualifying Orders placed during the suspension. Payouts are made only while you are Active and your identity and bank verification are complete. Section 13.4 covers amounts due after termination.

4.4 Channel verification. You may verify the YouTube, Instagram or X accounts you promote with, in the Dashboard. We may ask you to verify before we approve you, or later.

  • Minimum followers. An account is shown as verified only if it meets the minimum follower count shown in the app. Accounts below it are recorded, but not verified.
  • Validity. A verification stays current for 90 days.
  • Rules. Do not buy followers or engagement, and do not verify an account you do not own or control. Each platform account can be linked to one partner only.

5.1 Who becomes your Referred User. A person becomes your Referred User when their Account is linked to your Partner Code because they:

  • (a) opened your Referral Link, and then created their Account on our website or web app within 30 days, in the same browser; or
  • (b) entered your Partner Code when creating their Account.

If a person opened more than one partner’s Referral Link before creating their Account, the last link opened counts.

5.2 Attribution is permanent. Once an Account is linked to a Partner Code, it stays linked, and cannot move to another partner. The exceptions are where we correct an error, or act on a breach of this Agreement. An order placed with another partner’s Partner Coupon earns that partner the Commission (section 7.4).

5.3 Accounts that cannot be linked. An Account cannot become your Referred User if it was created before the person opened your Referral Link, or if it is already linked to a partner. Your Referral Link and Partner Code link new Accounts only while your status is Active.

5.4 No self-referral. Your own Account is never a Referred User. Nor is any Account you control or create, including the Account of someone who shares your household or payment details when it is used to get around this rule.

5.5 When tracking works. A Referral Link works when the person signs up on our website or web app, in the same browser in which they opened it.

  • Other apps. The link does not carry over to our mobile or desktop apps. A person who signs up there must enter your Partner Code.
  • When tracking fails. Tracking can also fail if the person clears browser data, switches device or browser, or blocks storage.
  • Our liability. We are not liable for sign-ups or orders that were not attributed.

6. Partner Coupons and Campaigns

6.1 What a coupon does. A Partner Coupon gives the customer the discount stated in its terms, and attributes the order to you.

6.2 Campaign terms. A Campaign’s terms can set:

  • its dates, discount, minimum order and maximum discount;
  • usage limits;
  • whether its coupons expire when the Campaign ends;
  • the Commission and any bonus.

For those points, a Campaign’s terms prevail over this Agreement for that Campaign. Campaign terms cannot change any other part of this Agreement.

6.3 Coupon and code names. Unless a Campaign says otherwise, you may generate one coupon per Campaign. Coupon codes, and the Partner Code you choose, must not be misleading or offensive, or imitate our brand or anyone else’s. We may refuse or replace a code that breaks this rule.

6.4 Pausing or ending a Campaign. We may pause, change or end a Campaign or coupon at any time, with notice in the Dashboard.

  • Orders after a pause. Orders placed with a coupon while its Campaign is paused or ended do not earn a Commission, even if the coupon still gives a discount.
  • Past Commissions. Pausing or ending a Campaign never reverses Commissions already credited on Qualifying Orders.

7. Commissions

7.1 Rate.

  • Referral Link orders. Your Commission rate is set when you are approved, and shown in your Dashboard.
  • Partner Coupon orders. The Commission rate is set by the Campaign.
  • Changes. We may change a rate going forward, with at least 15 days’ notice. Changes never affect Commissions already credited.

7.2 Qualifying Order. An order is a Qualifying Order when all of these are true:

  • it is placed by a Referred User, or with your Partner Coupon;
  • our system records your attribution on it;
  • payment is confirmed;
  • for Referral Link orders, the Plan has been activated.

Every Qualifying Order earns a Commission, including repeat purchases, for as long as the Referred User stays linked to you and you remain Active. Upgrades, Plan changes and Coin packs bought with money count as Qualifying Orders, on the amount actually paid for them.

Purchases made through the Apple App Store or Google Play do not earn a Commission, because we do not receive attribution for them. We will tell you in the Dashboard if this changes.

7.3 Calculation. Commission is your applicable rate multiplied by the Net Order Value, plus any Campaign bonus.

  • Currency. Commissions are calculated in Indian rupees. Where a customer pays in another currency, we use the rupee amount recorded on the order.
  • Rounding. Each Commission is rounded to the nearest paisa.
  • Which rate. The rate used is the one in force when the Commission is credited. Each credit in your ledger shows it.

7.4 One Commission per order. Where an order carries both your Referral Link attribution and a Partner Coupon, only one Commission is paid: the Partner Coupon Commission. Where an order carries attributions to two different partners, only the partner whose Partner Coupon was used earns a Commission.

7.5 Not Qualifying Orders. These orders do not earn a Commission:

  • orders from your own Account, or from Accounts you control or create;
  • orders made through fraud, a stolen payment method, or a breach of this Agreement;
  • free Plans, orders with a zero amount, and Coins given free;
  • purchases made through the Apple App Store or Google Play;
  • the refunded, cancelled or charged-back part of any order (section 8.3);
  • orders placed while your status was not Active;
  • orders on which no attribution was recorded;
  • orders placed with a Partner Coupon published in breach of section 11.

7.6 If a Referred User deletes their Account. No further Commissions arise from it. Commissions already credited stay, subject to section 8. A new Account created by the same person is not linked to you, unless section 5.1 applies to it.

7.7 One level only. You earn Commissions only on Qualifying Orders from your own Referred Users and your own Partner Coupons, and nothing for recruiting other partners.

  • No networks. You must not recruit, appoint or pay sub-affiliates. You must not run any scheme in which people pay to join or earn from others’ recruitment, or describe the Program as a way to earn from a network.
  • Not multi-level marketing. The Program is not a direct selling or multi-level marketing business.

8. Clearing Period, reversals and set-off

8.1 Credit. A new Commission is credited to your Pending Balance.

8.2 Clearing. After the Clearing Period, it moves to your Available Balance automatically.

8.3 Reversal. A Commission is reversed if its Qualifying Order is refunded, cancelled, disputed or charged back, or is found to be ineligible. This applies whatever your status at the time.

  • Inside the Clearing Period, the reversal comes out of your Pending Balance.
  • After it, the reversal comes out of your Available Balance.
  • Partial refunds. If only part of an order is refunded, we reverse the same share of its Commission.
  • Disputes we win. If a dispute or chargeback is later decided in our favour, we credit the Commission again.

Every credit and reversal stays in your ledger.

8.4 Negative balance. A reversal can make your balance negative. We may set a negative balance off against future Commissions. If you have already been paid the amount, we may ask you to repay it within 30 days.

8.5 Set-off. We may set off any amount you owe us under this Agreement against any amount we owe you under it. Your ledger shows every set-off.

9. Payouts

9.1 Requesting a payout. You may request a payout from your Available Balance in the Dashboard, once it reaches the minimum payout of ₹1,000, before any tax deducted at source.

9.2 Payout statuses. Each payout shows its status in the Dashboard:

  • Requested: the amount is set aside from your Available Balance the moment you ask.
  • Approved: our payments team has checked and approved it.
  • Processing: the transfer to your bank has started.
  • Processed: the money has been sent.
  • Rejected, Failed or Reversed: the payout did not complete (section 9.3).

We aim to approve or reject each request within 7 business days, and to send an approved payout within 3 business days after approval.

9.3 If a payout does not complete. If a payout is rejected, fails or is reversed, the amount returns to your Available Balance, only once for each payout. We will tell you why, where we can.

9.4 Your bank account.

  • Whose account. Payouts go only to a bank account in India, in your own name, verified by us. A joint account is accepted only if you are its first-named holder.
  • Changing it. You may change your payout account in the Dashboard. The new account must pass verification. We may hold payouts for up to 7 days after a change, to protect you from fraud.
  • Fees. We do not charge you a fee to receive a payout, or to verify your account. Your bank may apply its own charges.

9.5 Holding a payout. We may withhold a payout while we check a reasonable suspicion of fraud or breach (section 12). We do this for no longer than 90 days, unless an authority requires longer.

9.6 Unclaimed balances. If you have not requested a payout for 24 months, we will email you. Your cleared balance stays yours.

  • How long you can claim. You may claim it for at least 3 years after the later of your last Commission and the end of this Agreement.
  • Paying it out. We will pay it to your verified bank account once you complete any verification we then need.
  • No deductions. We charge no fee on an unclaimed balance, and deduct nothing from it except tax the law requires.

9.7 Re-verification. We may ask you to verify your identity or bank account again when:

  • your details change;
  • a verification expires, or is flagged by a provider;
  • the law requires it;
  • we reasonably suspect fraud.

Payouts pause until you complete it.

9.8 Death or incapacity. If you die or lose legal capacity, this Agreement ends on the day we are told. After the Clearing Period of all Commissions has ended, we pay your cleared balance to your legal representative. We do so once we receive the proof we reasonably ask for, for example a death certificate together with a succession certificate, probate, letters of administration, or a legal heir certificate with an indemnity.

9.9 Deleting your FlashTerminal Account. Deleting your FlashTerminal Account ends this Agreement, and section 13.4 then applies. We keep the records the law requires (Privacy Policy, section 12.8). Because we need your verified bank account to pay you, request any payout before you delete your Account.

10. Taxes

10.1 GST. Commissions include any GST that applies to them. If you are registered for GST, you must:

  • give us your GSTIN;
  • issue a valid tax invoice for each payout, in the form and time the law requires;
  • report it in your GST returns.

If the GST you charge does not appear in our GST records, we may hold back the GST part of a later payout until it does. If you are not registered, you confirm that you are not required to be, and you must tell us within 30 days if that changes.

10.2 Tax deducted at source. We deduct tax at source from Commissions where the income-tax law in force requires it, at the rates and thresholds in force, and at the time the law requires. The law in force is currently the Income-tax Act, 2025; for earlier periods it was section 194H of the Income-tax Act, 1961.

  • What you receive. The amount you receive is net of that tax. Your Dashboard or statement shows the gross Commission and the tax deducted.
  • Certificates. We issue the certificates the law requires, and you can check them against your annual tax statement.
  • PAN. You must give us a valid PAN linked to your Aadhaar. Without one, the law requires a higher deduction, and we will apply it.

10.3 Your own taxes. You are responsible for your own income tax and other tax obligations on your earnings.

10.4 Benefits in kind. If we give you a free or discounted Plan, or any other benefit, for your promotion, it is a benefit of your business. We may deduct tax at source on its value where the law requires, and you must disclose it as a material connection under section 11.2.

10.5 Tax indemnity. You will make good to us any tax, interest or penalty we have to pay, and any tax credit we lose, where it is caused by:

  • wrong or incomplete information you gave us, such as your PAN, GSTIN or tax residency; or
  • your not issuing an invoice or filing a return the law requires of you.

We may set this off under section 8.5.

11. Promotion rules

11.1 Market-safe promotion. FlashTerminal is a software and information platform. It is not a SEBI-registered intermediary, and it does not give investment advice. Your promotion must reflect this. You must not:

  1. give investment advice, recommendations, tips, calls, targets, or buy, sell or hold views on any security, derivative, commodity or crypto asset in connection with FlashTerminal, or say that FlashTerminal gives them;
  2. promise or suggest returns, profits, “sure-shot” outcomes or performance of any kind, or show your own or anyone else’s gains or P&L to promote FlashTerminal;
  3. claim that you or FlashTerminal are registered with, or approved by, SEBI, an exchange or any regulator. The exception is you personally being registered and saying so accurately;
  4. act in any way that would cause FlashTerminal, a Broker or any regulated entity to breach the law, including SEBI’s restrictions on regulated entities associating with unregistered persons who give advice or claim returns;
  5. use price data less than three months old when your content teaches about, or comments on, a specific security, derivative or crypto asset. You may demonstrate FlashTerminal’s features on live data, as long as you do not comment on the merits of anything shown.

11.2 Honest and disclosed. You must:

  1. Disclose that you are paid. Say so in every post, video, story, message or other content that promotes FlashTerminal.
    • Label. Use a clear label such as “Ad”, “Advertisement”, “Paid partnership” or “Sponsored”, in the same language as the content.
    • Placement. Put it where people see it before they engage: at the start of a caption or message, and on the image itself for image-only content.
    • Video and audio. In video, both say and show it while FlashTerminal is shown or discussed. In a live stream, repeat it at the start, at the end and at regular intervals. In audio, say it at the start and at the end.
    • What does not count. A label hidden among hashtags, in your bio, behind “more” or only in a link does not count.
    • Guidelines. Follow the Advertising Standards Council of India’s guidelines for influencer advertising, and the Department of Consumer Affairs’ endorsement guidelines, including later updates.
  2. Be accurate. Describe the product accurately, using the features in the partner app and on our website. Disclose any limitation we show, and do not invent features, prices or discounts.
  3. Mention risk. Tell your audience that trading involves risk, and point them to our Risk Disclosure & Disclaimer where the format allows.
  4. Add the crypto disclaimer. Whenever you promote a FlashTerminal feature for crypto assets, include this disclaimer prominently, in the same language as the content, and both shown and spoken in video: “Crypto products and NFTs are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be no regulatory recourse for any loss from such transactions.”
  5. Show your registration, if you have one. If you are registered with SEBI (for example as an investment adviser or research analyst), show your name, registration number and category as SEBI’s rules and ASCI’s guidelines require. Keep any advice separate from your FlashTerminal promotion, and never tie your paid advice or research to your Referral Link or Partner Coupon.
  6. Endorse genuinely. Endorse FlashTerminal only after you have used it yourself, and say only what you honestly believe about it.

11.3 Clean methods. You must not:

  1. send spam or unsolicited messages, or post in groups or threads where promotion is not allowed;
  2. bid on “FlashTerminal” or similar keywords in search or app-store ads, or use our brand in ad copy, domain names, app names or social handles, without our written permission;
  3. offer money, cashback, gifts or a share of your Commission for sign-ups or purchases, unless we approve it in writing;
  4. use fake accounts, bots, cookie stuffing, forced clicks, misleading redirects, or any method that creates attribution without a genuine, informed choice by the user;
  5. promote in content that is unlawful, hateful, violent or sexually explicit, that is about gambling or betting, that promotes get-rich-quick schemes or unregistered investment advice, or that infringes others’ rights. You must not target people under 18;
  6. present yourself as FlashTerminal, its staff or its official support, or ask anyone for their passwords, codes or Broker details;
  7. use false urgency, hidden conditions or other dark patterns;
  8. publish Partner Coupons or Referral Links on coupon, deal, cashback, voucher or rewards sites or apps, or in browser extensions, without our written permission.

11.4 Message templates. You may use the message templates we provide, and adapt them in your own words, as long as the result follows this section 11. Every message you send must carry a disclosure under section 11.2.1; if a template lacks one, add it.

11.5 Paid ads. You may run paid ads that promote FlashTerminal only with our written approval of the ad, the platform and the targeting. Every approved ad must:

  • carry the disclosure in section 11.2.1;
  • follow the platform’s policies for financial products and services;
  • not target people under 18.

Never run an ad that looks as if it comes from us.

11.6 Takedown. We may review your FlashTerminal content at any time.

  • When we ask. If we ask you to change or remove content because it breaks this Agreement or the law, or because a regulator, platform or court asks us to, you must do so within 48 hours. If we tell you the request comes from an authority, you must do so within 24 hours.
  • Keep it accurate. You must correct any statement about FlashTerminal that is no longer accurate.
  • After the Agreement ends. This duty continues for content you published during it.

11.7 Conduct. You may become involved in conduct or a public controversy that, in our reasonable view, would seriously harm FlashTerminal’s reputation if we stayed associated with you. This includes a charge or regulatory action for market misconduct, fraud or unregistered advice. If so, we may suspend you or end this Agreement by notice, and we will tell you why.

11.8 Accurate statements. Do not make false or misleading statements about FlashTerminal, our staff or our partners. This does not stop you giving an honest opinion or review, or reporting anything to an authority.

11.9 Records and audit.

  • Your records. Keep a copy or link of each piece of FlashTerminal content you publish, with its disclosure, for 12 months after you publish it. Give it to us within 7 days if we ask.
  • Our checks. We may check your public content and promotion methods to confirm that Commissions were earned under this Agreement. You must answer our reasonable questions about them.

12. Fraud, investigation and remedies

If we reasonably believe you have breached this Agreement, or that activity on your account is fraudulent, we may:

  • suspend your account;
  • withhold payouts under section 9.5;
  • reverse the Commissions on orders affected by the breach or fraud;
  • recover amounts already paid to you for those Commissions;
  • remove Campaigns or coupons;
  • end this Agreement.

We may also report unlawful activity to the authorities. We will tell you what we found and give you a chance to respond, unless the law, or the need to prevent further harm, prevents it.

13. Term and termination

13.1 Start and duration. This Agreement starts when you accept it, and continues until it is ended.

13.2 Leaving. You may leave the Program at any time. Write to connect@flashterminal.com, with the subject “Affiliate”, from the email on your partner account. Your exit takes effect when we confirm it, within 7 days.

13.3 When we may end it. We may end this Agreement:

  • on 15 days’ notice, for any reason;
  • at once, by notice, if:
    • you stop meeting section 3;
    • you breach section 5.4, 11, 14 or 15;
    • you commit fraud as described in section 12;
    • the law or a regulator requires it.

13.4 After termination.

  • Your Referral Links and coupons stop earning.
  • We pay your Available Balance within 60 days after the last Clearing Period ends, even if it is below the minimum payout. We pay it after any reversals and set-off, to your verified bank account.
  • Commissions on orders obtained through fraud, or through a breach of section 11, are not earned (section 7.5), and are reversed. All other cleared Commissions are paid.

13.5 What survives. These sections survive termination: 8.3 to 8.5, 9.5, 9.6, 9.8, 10, 11.6, 11.9, 12, 13.4, 14.2 and 15 to 20.

14. Brand, materials and content

14.1 Our licence to you. While you are Active, we give you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use:

  • the FlashTerminal name and logo;
  • the product screenshots in our brand kit;
  • our message templates.

You may use them only to promote FlashTerminal under this Agreement.

14.2 How to use our brand. Use brand assets as provided. Do not alter, recolour or stretch them, or combine them with other marks. Write the name as one word, “FlashTerminal”. Stop using them when this Agreement ends.

14.3 Your content. You own the content you create. You give us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to link to it, and to quote or reshare it with credit to you in our own channels. The licence lasts for the term of this Agreement and 12 months after. We will use your name, image or voice in our own advertising only with your separate written consent.

14.4 Our marks. Do not register or use a domain name, social handle, app name, trade mark or ad keyword that contains “FlashTerminal”, or anything confusingly similar. If you hold one, transfer it to us on request.

15. Data and confidentiality

15.1 What you can see about Referred Users. Your Dashboard shows limited information about Referred Users, as described in section 12.6 of our Privacy Policy:

  • a username, country, join date and verified status;
  • a partly masked name next to each Commission;
  • aggregate figures.

Use it only to follow your own performance. Do not copy it out of the Dashboard or combine it with other data. Do not try to identify, contact or profile Referred Users, or sell data about them. If you learn anything that identifies a Referred User, do not use it, and delete it.

15.2 Confidentiality. Keep confidential any non-public information we share about the Program, such as your Commission rate, unreleased features and Campaign plans. This duty lasts for the term of this Agreement and 2 years after it.

15.3 Your own audience’s data. You are responsible, as a data fiduciary, for the personal data you collect from your own audience, and for complying with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and its rules.

  • Do not collect for us. Do not send us lists or personal data of prospects, and do not collect anyone’s data on our behalf.
  • Tell us about exposures. Tell us within 24 hours at connect@flashterminal.com (subject: “Affiliate”) if data from your Dashboard is exposed through you.

16. Relationship

  • Independent contractor. You are an independent contractor. Nothing in this Agreement makes you our employee, agent, legal partner or representative.
  • No authority. You have no authority to make promises or enter into contracts for us.
  • Not exclusive. You may promote other products, and we may work with other partners.
  • Our staff. While this Agreement is in force, you must not solicit our employees to leave us.
  • Your costs. You bear your own costs of taking part.

17. Warranties, indemnities and liability

17.1 What you confirm. You confirm that:

  • the information you give us is true;
  • your promotion complies with this Agreement and the law;
  • you have the rights to the content you publish.

17.2 Your indemnity. You will indemnify us against claims, penalties, losses and reasonable legal costs arising from your promotion, your content, or your breach of this Agreement or the law.

17.3 No earnings promise. The Program is provided as is. We do not promise any level of earnings, traffic or conversions.

17.4 Limits on liability. To the maximum extent the law allows:

  • neither party is liable to the other for indirect or consequential loss;
  • we are not liable for Commissions lost because of tracking failures, outages or third parties;
  • apart from Commissions that are due to you and unpaid, which we always owe in full, our total liability under this Agreement is limited to the greater of ₹5,000 and the Commissions credited to you in the three months before the claim arose.

Nothing in this section limits liability for fraud, or under an indemnity in this section 17.

17.5 Our indemnity. We will indemnify you against third-party claims that the brand assets or templates we give you infringe that third party’s intellectual property, when you use them as we provided them.

18. Changes to this Agreement

  • Versions. We may update this Agreement. We post each version with its version number and date, and keep past versions.
  • Notice. We give you at least 15 days’ notice of a material change, by email and in the Dashboard. Material changes include changes to Commission rates, the Clearing Period, the minimum payout, fees or your obligations.
  • Your options. If you do not agree, you may leave the Program before the change takes effect. Your balances are then handled under section 13.4, on the terms that applied before the change.
  • Acceptance. Continuing in the Program after that date means you accept the change.
  • Past credits are safe. A change never reduces Commissions credited before it takes effect.
  • Shorter notice. We may make changes that the law requires, or that are only in your favour, with shorter notice.

19. Governing law, disputes and notices

  • Governing law. This Agreement is governed by the laws of India.
  • Disputes. Contact us first, at connect@flashterminal.com with the subject “Affiliate”, so we can try to resolve it. If that fails, the courts at Silchar, Assam have exclusive jurisdiction.
  • Notices. We send notices to the email on your partner account, or through the Dashboard. You send notices to connect@flashterminal.com (subject: “Affiliate”), from that email.
  • Language. This Agreement is in English. If we show a translation, the English version prevails.
  • Grievances. Grievances follow section 24 of our Terms of Use.

20. General

20.1 Anti-bribery. You must not offer, give or accept any bribe, kickback or improper payment in connection with the Program. This includes payments to a public official, or to anyone at a Broker, exchange, bank or platform. You must comply with the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988.

20.2 Law and sanctions. You confirm that you are not subject to sanctions under Indian law, and that you are not listed by the United Nations Security Council. You will comply with every law that applies to your promotion, including:

  • the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, and the guidelines under it on misleading advertisements, endorsements and dark patterns;
  • the Information Technology Act, 2000;
  • SEBI’s rules.

20.3 Force majeure. Neither party is liable for a delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, such as natural disasters, epidemics, war, government action, or failures of banks, payment networks or the internet. The affected party must tell the other, and resume as soon as it can. This does not delay payment of Commissions already due by longer than the event lasts.

20.4 Assignment. You may not assign or transfer this Agreement, your Partner Code or your balance. We may assign this Agreement to a company in our group, or to a successor to our business, and we will tell you if we do.

20.5 Entire agreement. This Agreement, the Campaign terms, the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy are the entire agreement on the Program. They replace any earlier text about the Program, in the app or elsewhere.

20.6 Electronic acceptance and records. This Agreement is formed electronically, and is valid under section 10A of the Information Technology Act, 2000. Our records of your acceptance, your ledger and your payouts are evidence of them, unless shown to be wrong.

20.7 Severability and waiver. If any part of this Agreement is unenforceable, the rest stays in force. Not enforcing a right is not a waiver of it.