Terms of Service

1. Scope and Agreement

Who provides the service and when these Terms apply

1.1 Operator. “MoyoTube,” “we,” “us” and “our” mean MOYOTUBE TECHNOLOGIES LLC, formed in New Jersey on October 8, 2026, entity ID 0451541172. Its main business address stated in the supplied formation certificate is 2110 E RT 70, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003, United States. “You” means the person accepting these Terms, or the organization that person is authorized to represent.

1.2 Services. These Terms govern services we actually make available under MoyoTube, including public content access, accounts, channels, uploads, comments, podcasts, streaming and supported community or discovery features. A description of a possible feature is not a promise that it exists in every country, account or service version. 1.3 Acceptance. You accept these Terms when you affirmatively agree through an account-registration, upload or other acceptance process that clearly presents them. We will not rely on a hidden footer link alone to establish your agreement to material contractual obligations. Where agreement is required, you may decline and stop using the affected service.

1.4 Service-specific terms. Auction, membership, monetization, advertising or other paid-service terms apply only to the specific offering for which they are presented and accepted. These Terms do not extend to unrelated purchases from us or an affiliate. A signed commercial agreement may control its subject matter; mandatory law always controls.

1.5 Other documents. Privacy and Cookies notices explain data practices and choices; accepting these Terms is not blanket consent to marketing or optional tracking. Community and Copyright policies supplement platform rules once published and made available.

Unpublished policies are not silently incorporated.

2. Eligibility and Accounts

Proposed adult-only participation model

2.1 Age and capacity. You must be at least 18 years old, have capacity to enter a binding agreement under applicable law, and satisfy any higher age requirement for the activity in your location. The Services are not offered for independent use by children. Do not create an account for a minor or falsely state your age. This proposed model requires age-appropriate controls before implementation.

2.2 Organizations. If you act for a company or other organization, you represent that you are authorized to accept the applicable terms. The organization is responsible for authorized account activity and for maintaining its own internal permissions.

2.3 Accurate information. Provide accurate registration, identity, business, tax and payment information when requested for an applicable feature. Keep it current. Do not impersonate another person, misrepresent affiliation, sell an account without our written approval or create accounts to evade a valid restriction.

2.4 Security. Protect your credentials, use available security controls, and promptly report suspected unauthorized access through the published support channel. You are responsible for activity you authorize. This clause does not make you automatically liable for unauthorized transactions or override protections under applicable payment or consumer law.

2.5 Verification. We may request proportionate evidence of age, authority, ownership or payment eligibility where necessary for safety, compliance or a feature. Our Privacy Policy must explain the collection and handling of that information. Failure to provide required information may prevent access to the relevant feature.

2.6 International use. Do not use the Services where prohibited by applicable law or sanctions, or use false location details to bypass lawful restrictions. We may restrict features or transactions based on location, licensing, safety or compliance requirements. Availability worldwide does not imply permission for every activity in every country.

3. Permitted Use and Platform Rules

Use the Services responsibly

3.1 Access permission. Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable permission to access the available Services for their intended purposes. Paid or protected content is accessible only within the permissions purchased or granted. Do not share protected access credentials or bypass membership controls.

3.2 Unlawful and harmful activity. Do not publish or facilitate unlawful material, sexual exploitation or abuse, threats, targeted harassment, unlawful discrimination, trafficking, fraud, illegal gambling, or unauthorized disclosure of private information. Do not solicit or distribute child sexual abuse material, regardless of whether it is presented as entertainment, education or a private exchange.

3.3 Platform integrity. Do not spread malware, attack systems, circumvent authentication, interfere with another user’s access, manipulate auctions, create artificial views or subscribers, or falsify campaign or earning evidence. Do not use bots, traffic exchanges, purchased engagement or coordinated deception to obtain rewards or misleading analytics. 3.4 Technical restrictions. Do not extract protected or personal information, evade rate limits, or scrape the Services without authorization. These restrictions do not prohibit rights or exceptions that applicable law protects, or approved integrations under a separate written agreement. Security concerns should be reported without accessing or disclosing other users’ data.

3.5 Honest representation. Identify material commercial relationships and do not misstate who owns or endorses content. Do not use deceptive impersonation, fabricated testimonials or undisclosed manipulation to mislead viewers, buyers or advertisers.

3.6 No general endorsement. Access to a channel, a paid feature or an auction listing does not establish that we endorse its claims, guarantee its quality, or certify the uploader or seller. We may apply additional proportionate rules to specific categories, published before participation.

4. Your Content and Our Licence

You retain ownership of your work

4.1 Your Content. “Your Content” includes material you upload, stream, post or otherwise submit, including videos, audio, podcasts, music, images, captions, listings and comments. You retain the rights you own. These Terms do not transfer ownership of your underlying work to MoyoTube.

4.2 Permission to operate the service. By submitting Your Content, you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, transcode, transmit, perform, display and distribute it through the Services to the extent reasonably needed to provide the features you use. The licence includes technical formatting, thumbnails and excerpts needed for playback, search and discovery. It does not authorize sale of ownership of your work.

4.3 Scope and providers. We may authorize hosting, delivery and other service providers to exercise this licence only on our behalf for those purposes. We will respect the content’s published visibility and paid-access settings, subject to lawful moderation, security and preservation requirements. We do not receive a separate right under this clause to advertise unrelated products using your name or work.

4.4 Other users. You permit other users to access Your Content through authorized features and, where you enable them, platform sharing or embedding functions. This does not grant permission to extract music, republish full works elsewhere, sell copies or bypass protected access. Any further permission must come from the relevant rights holder or applicable law. 4.5 Duration and deletion. The licence continues while Your Content is hosted and for the limited time reasonably required to remove active copies and finish lawful retention or backup cycles. It continues for copies we must preserve for legal obligations or dispute evidence, without authorizing new public distribution. Deletion cannot guarantee removal of copies independently obtained by others.

4.6 Additional uses. Brand campaigns, external promotional reuse, merchandising, syndication or training of unrelated general-purpose AI models require an additional legal basis or separate permission; this operating licence alone does not authorize them.

5. Rights in Music, Video and Podcasts

Upload only material you are entitled to use

5.1 Your assurances. You represent that you own the necessary rights or have permission, or another lawful basis, for the uses of Your Content that you authorize. Obtain appropriate permissions from performers, contributors and other rights holders where needed. Do not assume a licence covers new uses, territories or commercial exploitation beyond its actual scope.

5.2 Music rights. A musical composition and a particular sound recording can have different owners and licensing requirements. A licence for one does not automatically license the other. A cover performance, recorded song in a video, streamed DJ set, podcast excerpt or background track can raise different rights and territorial questions. You must verify the permissions required for your actual use.

5.3 Video and other works. Films, broadcasts, sports footage, photographs, artwork, games and podcast recordings may contain multiple rights. Purchasing a copy, crediting the author, using a short excerpt or turning off monetization does not automatically authorize publication. Fair use and other exceptions depend on the particular facts and applicable law; we do not pre-approve them through these Terms.

5.4 No blanket clearance. MoyoTube does not promise a blanket music or video licence covering every upload. If we offer a licensed library or other authorized content, its stated permissions, territory, duration and restrictions govern that material. Platform hosting does not cure an uploader’s lack of rights.

5.5 Personal and commercial rights. Respect privacy, publicity, trademark and contractual rights. Do not falsely imply another person’s endorsement, expose confidential material, or publish sensitive information without a lawful basis.

5.6 Rights issues. We may ask for evidence of permission, restrict content or earnings where rights are disputed, and act on valid legal notices. Ordinary licensing questions should be resolved before publication; submitting a counter-notice is a legal process, not a substitute for obtaining permission.

6. Copyright Notices and Counter-Notices

Proposed U.S. notice-and-takedown process

6.1 Where to send notices. Copyright notices and counter-notices must be sent to the designated agent identified in our published Copyright and DMCA Policy. The agent’s name, mailing address, telephone and email must be publicly supplied before this process is activated. Our corporate registered agent is not automatically that designated agent. 6.2 A notice should include: your physical or electronic signature; identification of the protected work; identification and location of the allegedly infringing material; contact information; a good-faith statement that the use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent or law; and a statement of accuracy and authority to act made under penalty of perjury. Give specific URLs or equivalent identifiers so the material can be located. 6.3 Response. We will act expeditiously on notices that satisfy the applicable requirements and take reasonable steps to notify the uploader when access is removed. We may seek clarification where information is incomplete. We may also act on other legally sufficient evidence of infringement.

6.4 Counter-notice. If you believe removal resulted from mistake or misidentification, a counter-notice must include your signature, the removed material and its former location, a statement of that good-faith belief under penalty of perjury, and your name, address and phone number. It must include consent to the appropriate U.S. federal district court jurisdiction and acceptance of service from the notifier or its agent as required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(g).

6.5 Restoration. We will forward a compliant counter-notice to the notifier. Where the statutory procedure applies, restoration occurs no sooner than 10 and no later than 14 business days after receipt, unless we first receive notice that the notifier filed an action seeking a court order against the relevant activity. Separate lawful grounds for restriction may still apply.

6.6 Abuse and repeat infringement. Knowing material misrepresentations can carry legal consequences. We will maintain and reasonably implement a policy to terminate repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances, with a fair review of relevant records, and accommodate applicable standard technical measures. No fixed “three-strike” rule is adopted by this clause.

7. Channels, Streaming and Communities

Rules for ongoing content experiences

7.1 Publishing responsibility. You are responsible for titles, descriptions, thumbnails, permissions and the material you transmit, including live content and content contributed by people you invite. Use available access controls accurately and do not represent private or member-only content as publicly available.

7.2 Live content. Live sessions may be delayed, interrupted, restricted or ended for technical, safety or legal reasons. You must have the rights needed for real-time transmission. Recording or replaying a live event may require permissions beyond the live broadcast itself. These Terms do not promise private live broadcasting or a guaranteed audience.

7.3 Audience interaction. Comments, chats and other participation remain subject to the same rights and conduct rules as uploads. Do not solicit sensitive payment credentials, expose personal data or pressure participants into unlawful or misleading transactions. We may moderate interactions and restrict features where necessary.

7.4 MoYo Clubs. Creators may operate supported clubs under approved categories and offering terms. Describe the club’s purpose, content, access period and price accurately. A teaser does not grant access to protected media. Optional contributions must remain optional for members unless a different, clearly described purchase is expressly agreed. 7.5 Creator promises. Do not promise member benefits you cannot reasonably deliver.

Announce significant schedule or offering changes and follow the applicable refund or remedy rules. A club creator may not use private access to evade content, copyright, payment or safety requirements.

7.6 Service boundaries. We provide the platform functions expressly offered. Unless a particular transaction identifies us otherwise, creators remain responsible for their own content and promised deliverables. This allocation does not exclude any responsibility or remedy that law places on us.

8. Paid Access, Fees and Refunds

Know what you are buying before you pay

8.1 Transaction disclosure. Before a payment commitment, the applicable offer must identify the seller or supplier, item or service, access period, currency, total price and applicable fees or taxes, payment timing, cancellation terms and refund conditions. Do not rely on a marketing example as a binding price. We will not charge an undisclosed optional fee.

8.2 Authorization. You authorize only the payment and frequency expressly accepted. Use a payment method you are entitled to use. Processors may apply their own disclosed terms. We may decline, delay or reverse a transaction for substantiated fraud, a lawful restriction or a payment failure, while preserving required notices and remedies.

8.3 Prepaid membership. The supplied launch model uses prepaid monthly or annual access. It does not automatically authorize recurring billing. Access ordinarily lasts for the period purchased; renewal requires a new payment unless an expressly disclosed recurring plan has been separately accepted.

8.4 If recurring plans are introduced. Material renewal terms must be clearly presented before payment details and express informed consent must be obtained. We will provide a simple cancellation mechanism, honor lawful cancellation requests and required notices, and stop future charges as applicable. We will not treat silence as consent to a materially different paid plan.

8.5 Refunds and remedies. Statutory withdrawal, refund, warranty and consumer remedies are preserved. Unauthorized, duplicate or erroneous charges should be investigated and corrected. Where we fail to provide paid access, we will provide the remedy required by law and the accepted offer, which may include restoration, replacement or a proportionate refund. No blanket “all sales final” rule applies.

8.6 Ending access. Account closure and cancellation of future billing are separate actions. The interface must explain their effect. Optional contributions do not buy rights in content and are not represented as charitable donations or tax-deductible payments. Lawful disputes and chargebacks are not prohibited.

9. Auctions and Transactions

Participate only under a complete, accepted sale arrangement

9.1 Roles. Each auction must identify the seller and the role of MoyoTube. Unless a specific offer expressly states otherwise, we provide the technical platform and are not the seller, purchaser, appraiser, escrow provider or insurer. This clause does not remove duties that applicable law imposes on our actual activities.

9.2 Listing information. Sellers must own or be authorized to sell the item and describe its condition, authenticity claims, price structure, reserve status, fees, shipping, restrictions and returns accurately. No prohibited, stolen, counterfeit or unlawfully transferable item may be listed. A listing cannot override mandatory consumer protections.

9.3 Auction rules. Before bidding, the auction must state whether it is with or without reserve, how a winner is determined, when a binding sale occurs, whether any lawful bid-retraction mechanism exists, payment deadlines and the consequences of default.

These Terms do not impose a universal no-retraction rule or identify every auction as without reserve.

9.4 Fair bidding. Do not make shill bids, bid on your own listing through another identity, coordinate price manipulation or bid without the required authority and genuine intent. Bid and closing records may be reviewed for disputes. Do not assume an apparent on-screen lead guarantees a completed sale.

9.5 Completion and delivery. Buyers and sellers must fulfill obligations of a valid sale under its disclosed terms and applicable law. Sellers remain responsible for agreed delivery and lawful product information. Payment, title, risk of loss, customs and returns must be specified in the sale terms; we do not invent them through a generic platform clause. 9.6 Problems and interruptions. We may pause or cancel an affected auction for substantiated integrity, safety or technical reasons before completion, consistent with applicable law and disclosed rules. Report non-delivery, misdescription or payment issues promptly through the published process. Consumer remedies remain available. Protected club auctions remain subject to membership access rules.

10. Creator Earnings and Advertising

Commercial features require their own accepted terms

10.1 No automatic entitlement. Creating an account, publishing content or reaching a visible count does not alone activate monetization. Eligibility depends on the current programme, verified activity, approval, required identity and tax information, lawful location and a supported payment method. Advertiser demand or recommendation interest signals alone do not generate a payout entitlement.

10.2 Programme terms. Rates, tier thresholds, qualifying windows, exclusions, fees and payout timing must be stated in the accepted programme terms. Brochure examples are not guarantees. Prospective changes require appropriate notice and cannot retroactively reduce earned, valid contractual entitlements. We will not silently substitute a lower rate to cure a funding shortfall.

10.3 Records and adjustments. Estimates are distinguishable from finalized credits. We may investigate artificial activity, invalid payments, duplication, rights disputes or errors and make lawful, documented adjustments. Notify affected creators of material adjustments and provide a review channel unless notice is legally restricted. Holds must be proportionate, explained where permitted and released or resolved without arbitrary indefinite delay. 10.4 Payments. Payout requests are subject to disclosed minimums and verification. A ledger entry is not an instant bank transfer. Mandatory payment rights remain enforceable, and termination alone does not forfeit valid accrued earnings. You are responsible for your applicable tax obligations; required withholding or reporting may apply.

10.5 Ads and boosts. Advertisers and creators must agree campaign targets, dates, fees, approval requirements, content rights, reporting and any delivery remedies. Sponsorship and paid boosts must be appropriately labeled. Do not fabricate endorsements or imply guaranteed reach, sales or return on spend. Eligible campaign listing is distinct from any separately verified ad-placement revenue share.

10.6 Independence. A creator or advertiser is not our employee, agent or exclusive partner solely because they use a commercial feature. The actual relationship and mandatory employment or other law prevail over labels.

11. Privacy, Recommendations and Third Parties

Permissions have limits

11.1 Data practices. Our published Privacy Policy must explain actual collection, use, recipients, retention, transfers and applicable rights. These Terms do not independently permit undisclosed data uses or waive privacy rights. We will obtain consent where required rather than treating contract acceptance as consent to all tracking or marketing.

11.2 Recommendations. Discovery may use content attributes, available context and appropriately consented interests. Results can change and are not an endorsement or a guarantee of distribution. Paid placement must be distinguished from organic content. A stated feed allocation does not promise a particular campaign’s impressions or share of traffic.

11.3 User choices. Where personalization, export, deletion or marketing controls are offered or legally required, their operation must be explained accurately. Exercising a privacy right must not be misrepresented as a breach of these Terms. Retention for fraud, tax, disputes or legal duties must have a valid basis and follow the applicable notice.

11.4 Third-party services. External websites, processors, integrations and creator offerings may have separate terms. We do not guarantee an independent provider’s performance merely by providing a link. We remain responsible for our own representations, actions and non-waivable obligations.

11.5 Platform intellectual property. Our software, branding and company-owned materials remain ours or our licensors’. You may not copy or use them beyond the access permission granted, written authorization or rights permitted by law. These Terms do not claim ownership of user works or all material visible on the platform.

11.6 No professional advice. User content may express opinions or information that is incomplete or incorrect. Content does not become professional financial, legal, medical or other advice from MoyoTube simply because it is hosted here. This does not excuse misleading claims we ourselves make.

12. Moderation, Suspension and Closure

Proportionate action and a review opportunity

12.1 Grounds for action. We may restrict content, payments or features, suspend an account or end access for a material breach, substantiated fraud, serious safety risk, legal requirement, repeated infringement or another clearly explained legitimate reason. We may act urgently where delay creates harm or defeats a lawful obligation.

12.2 Notice. Where lawful and practical, we will identify the affected material or feature, explain the relevant reason and provide an opportunity to correct the issue or seek review. We may delay details to protect people, security, evidence or a legally restricted investigation. We will not promise notice that law prevents.

12.3 Review. Use the published appeal or support channel and provide relevant facts and records. We will assess a good-faith appeal fairly and communicate the outcome where permitted. A statutory copyright counter-notice is a separate process and must meet its legal requirements. False or abusive reports may themselves be restricted.

12.4 Your closure request. You may request account closure through the available process. Closure may remove public access and end feature eligibility, but necessary records may be retained under the Privacy Policy and law. Request exports before closure where needed. Paid-service cancellations, auction obligations and valid payment claims require separate resolution.

12.5 Effect. Suspension or closure does not automatically cancel accrued refunds, valid earnings, statutory remedies or a completed sale. Undelivered paid benefits must be addressed under the relevant agreement and mandatory law. We may retain only those restrictions or records justified by a lawful, proportionate purpose.

12.6 Surviving provisions. Ownership, limited lawful retention licences, accrued payment obligations, completed-sale duties, applicable liability provisions and dispute procedures survive only to the extent needed for their purpose. Survival does not expand a licence or waive a non-waivable right.

13. Responsibility and Legal Remedies

Consumer rights take priority

13.1 Service descriptions. We will provide services with the care and obligations applicable law requires. We do not promise uninterrupted access, a specific audience size, error-free content, commercial success or universal availability. Technical interruptions may occur, but they do not eliminate applicable paid-service remedies.

13.2 Non-excludable liability. Nothing excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including applicable statutory consumer remedies, fraud or intentional wrongdoing, gross negligence where non-excludable, or death or personal injury caused by negligence where the law protects that claim.

13.3 Consumers. If you use a service for personal, family or household purposes, no blanket “as is” warranty disclaimer, universal damages cap or exclusion of statutory remedies is imposed by these Terms. Your rights under applicable consumer law remain enforceable. This provision applies expressly to New Jersey consumers and others entitled to mandatory protections.

13.4 Business users only. To the extent law permits, for purely business use we do not provide implied warranties beyond those required by law or an express agreement. Subject to 13.2 and any signed agreement, our aggregate liability under these Terms for related business claims is limited to the greater of USD 1,000 or fees paid to us for the affected service during the preceding 12 months. The cap does not limit our obligation to pay valid creator earnings or amounts held for you, or our refund obligations.

13.5 Third-party claims - business users. A business user must reimburse reasonable, proven losses from third-party claims caused by its unlawful content, infringement or material contractual breach, to the extent attributable to that user. This obligation excludes loss caused by our misconduct. We will provide prompt notice, reasonable cooperation and a fair opportunity to participate in the defence; no settlement may impose an admission or non-monetary obligation without consent.

13.6 Limits of these clauses. The business protections above do not apply merely because a consumer earns incidental income. Actual capacity, purpose and mandatory law determine their application. No consumer indemnity is created by this section.

14. Disputes, Changes and Contact

No mandatory arbitration or class-action waiver

14.1 Governing law. New Jersey law governs these Terms to the extent permitted, without depriving consumers of mandatory protections in their residence or the place where services are supplied. Cross-border consumer and jurisdiction rules can override this choice. 14.2 Resolution. You may contact us to seek an informal resolution, but doing so is not a mandatory waiting period before seeking a legal remedy, reporting a concern or exercising statutory rights. Applicable limitation periods are not shortened by these Terms.

14.3 Courts. Subject to mandatory jurisdiction rights, disputes may be brought in courts with jurisdiction in New Jersey. This is not an exclusive-forum restriction on consumers. Business parties agree to competent state or federal courts in New Jersey unless a signed service agreement states otherwise. Small-claims and other lawful remedies remain available. These Terms impose no mandatory arbitration, jury waiver or class-action waiver. 14.4 Changes. We will communicate material changes in a reasonably accessible way before they apply, with notice and renewed acceptance where required. Changes operate prospectively and do not rewrite completed transactions or accrued rights. If you do not agree, you may stop the affected use; mandatory remedies and cancellation rights remain available.

14.5 General. An unenforceable provision will be separated only as law permits; the remaining lawful terms continue. Failure to enforce once is not a permanent waiver. Neither party may transfer obligations to defeat user rights. Any service transfer will respect required notice, consent and existing payment and privacy duties.

14.6 Contact. Company correspondence: MOYOTUBE TECHNOLOGIES LLC, 2110 E RT 70, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003, United States. Support, privacy, appeals and copyright contacts must be supplied on the published contact and policy pages. No unverified email, phone number or DMCA contact is designated by this draft.

End of proposed user-facing Terms. The following pages are internal notes and must be excluded from the published contract.