Terms of Service, Seller Agreement & Buyer Terms

Effective and last updated: 1 October 2026 · Version 2026-10-01

These Terms form a binding agreement between you and the DigiArte legal entity identified in the Legal Notice. They incorporate the File License, Refund Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Copyright Policy, Creator Guidelines and any plan or checkout terms shown before purchase. If mandatory local consumer law gives you stronger rights, that law controls.

1. Eligibility, accounts and acceptance

• You must be at least 13, or the higher minimum age where you live. Sellers, payout recipients and people entering paid custom-work contracts must be at least 18 and legally able to contract.
• Provide accurate details, protect credentials and 2FA, and promptly report unauthorised use. One person or business may not use duplicate accounts to evade controls.
• Your acceptance, policy version, time and security evidence are recorded. Material updates may require re-acceptance.
• KYC, tax details or sanctions screening may be required before selling, payout, high-risk activity or as law requires.

2. DigiArte's marketplace role

DigiArte provides listing, discovery, licence delivery, payment, wallet, escrow, messaging and dispute tools. Unless a listing expressly says DigiArte is the seller, the creator sells and licenses the digital item and DigiArte acts as marketplace intermediary and limited payment collection agent. DigiArte does not own creator content, inspect every source file, or guarantee fitness for a particular machine, software, legal use or business result. We may moderate, suspend, refund or remove content to protect users and comply with law.

3. Buyer terms and digital licences

• Before paying, review format, compatibility, licence, price, tax and creator information. Access is normally immediate and technically limited to the purchased files.
• Each purchase grants the personal or commercial licence stated on the listing and in the File License; copyright is not transferred unless a signed custom agreement expressly says so.
• You may not redistribute source files, share accounts/download links, remove security marks, reverse engineer protected software except where law permits, or use assets unlawfully.
• At checkout, EEA/UK consumers separately request immediate digital performance and acknowledge loss of the 14-day withdrawal right once supply begins. Statutory remedies for faulty, misdescribed or undelivered content remain.

4. Seller Agreement

A creator grants DigiArte a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, scan, transform, watermark, preview, market and deliver submitted content solely to operate and promote the marketplace. The creator retains ownership and grants buyers the selected licence after payment.

• You warrant that content is original or fully licensed for every advertised use; descriptions, formats, previews, compatibility and pricing are accurate; files are safe and contain no malware; and you can grant the buyer licence.
• You must disclose third-party/open-source components and their terms, provide required support/delivery, keep payout/tax information current, and comply with export, sanctions, consumer, accessibility and product laws applicable to you.
• You indemnify DigiArte and its personnel against third-party claims, losses and reasonable costs arising from your content, breach, tax obligations or unlawful conduct, to the extent permitted by law.
• DigiArte may hold earnings during refunds, chargebacks, IP/safety investigations or reserve periods, offset amounts you owe, and recover negative balances. Creator earnings become withdrawable only under the displayed payout rules.

5. Prices, fees, tax and payments

Checkout shows the buyer total, currency, taxes and payment method. Creator dashboards show applicable commission and payout amounts. Exchange rates and provider fees may affect settlement. DigiArte may calculate, collect and remit marketplace taxes where legally required; creators remain responsible for registration, invoices and income/other taxes not collected by DigiArte. Payment providers have additional terms. Fraudulent, reversed or charged-back payments do not create a valid licence.

6. Wallet, deposits and earnings

Wallet top-ups, promotional credits and buyer refunds credited to the wallet are closed-loop store credit: they may be used only for eligible DigiArte purchases, are not bank deposits, do not earn interest, and are never withdrawable, transferable or cash-redeemable except where mandatory law requires. Seller earnings and eligible referral/affiliate earnings are tracked separately in seller balance and may be withdrawn after holds, KYC, minimums and fees. Attempting to convert deposits into withdrawable earnings through self-dealing, collusion or sham transactions is fraud.

7. Subscriptions, add-ons and cancellation

Paid creator plans and add-ons are prepaid for the interval shown at checkout: 30 days or 365 days. DigiArte does not charge that price again automatically. Checkout shows the price, the interval, and that the plan does not renew, next to the payment button. You do not need to cancel a future charge. Access lasts until the end date shown on Plans, which you can also open from Creator settings. Deleting an account does not change an unused prepaid period. Statutory cancellation and refund rights remain.

8. Custom work, messages and disputes

Record scope, price, delivery, revisions and licence in DigiArte. Custom payments may be held in escrow and released after delivery under the displayed timer unless a timely report pauses release. Keep communications and delivery on-platform; off-site payments evade protection. DigiArte may review evidence and decide platform remedies such as repair, refund, release or account action. This process does not remove legal rights.

9. Referrals and affiliates

Rewards follow the rate, attribution window, eligibility and hold displayed in your dashboard. Disclose affiliate relationships, do not spam, bid on DigiArte marks, mislead users, self-refer or manipulate attribution. Reversed/refunded/fraudulent orders do not qualify. DigiArte may change future rates with notice and withhold abusive rewards.

10. Prohibited content and sanctions

The Acceptable Use & Prohibited Items Policy applies. Zero-tolerance material includes CSAM or sexual exploitation; malware/credential theft; pirated or infringing assets; unlawful adult content; fraud; hate or terrorism support; and weapon designs where illegal or intended to facilitate harm. You may not transact from or for comprehensively sanctioned regions/persons where prohibited by applicable law, evade export controls, scrape abusively or manipulate reviews.

11. IP notices and termination

Rights owners may use our Copyright & DMCA process. We terminate repeat infringers under the Repeat Infringer Policy. You may stop using DigiArte at any time after resolving open orders, subscriptions and balances. We may restrict or terminate for material breach, fraud, safety, legal requirement or repeated policy violations, with notice and appeal where appropriate. Terms needed for licences, payments, records, liability and disputes survive.

12. Disclaimers and limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, DigiArte is provided "as is" and "as available" without implied warranties. DigiArte is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive loss, lost profit/data, or creator conduct. DigiArte's aggregate liability for a claim is limited to the greater of the amount you paid DigiArte in the 12 months before the event or USD 100. These limits do not exclude liability that cannot legally be limited, including fraud, wilful misconduct, death/personal injury caused by negligence, or mandatory consumer rights.

13. Governing law and disputes

Before filing a claim, contact support with details and allow 30 days for informal resolution. Governing law and competent courts are those identified by the owner in the Legal Notice; the owner must complete them before launch. Mandatory consumer protections and the right of EEA/UK consumers to bring claims in their home courts are not displaced. No arbitration or class-action waiver applies unless separately reviewed by qualified counsel and lawfully presented.

14. General

We may update these Terms prospectively; material changes receive notice and re-acceptance. We may assign them in a merger or business transfer; you may not assign them without consent. If a provision is unenforceable, the rest remains effective. Delay is not waiver. These Terms and incorporated policies are the entire marketplace agreement. Contact details appear in the Legal Notice.