Terms of Service

This Terms of Service Agreement (the “Agreement”) is between you and SplitFair Inc. It governs your access to and use of all software, APIs, escrow engines, and checkout portals operated by SplitFair.

By creating an account, generating a trustless contract link, or funding an escrow transaction, you agree to be bound by all terms, policies, and double-entry ledger rules set forth herein.

All transactions initiated through SplitFair require the depositing party (Brand or Guest Buyer) to fund the full contract amount into an isolated, non-custodial escrow balance prior to work initiation.

Split allocations among creators, collaborators, and agencies are mathematically validated to sum to exactly 100% of the net contract value. Once escrow release conditions are triggered, payouts are disbursed to respective mobile money and bank accounts simultaneously.

To prevent fraud and satisfy Anti-Money Laundering (AML) requirements, registered Brands and Agencies must complete Didit KYB verification before depositing or receiving high-value disbursements.

Recipients who have not completed identity verification will have their split allocations held safely in a verified escrow pending state until compliance requirements are completed.

Completed deliverables enter a mandatory 72-Hour review window. If a Brand lodges a formal dispute with clear evidence within this window, funds remain locked in escrow.

SplitFair Administrators serve as binding arbiters. Both parties have the opportunity to submit evidence, and final determination is made with full reason logging and ledger balancing.

SplitFair charges a transparent platform fee on completed escrow releases. All fees and applicable statutory taxes or withholding requirements are disclosed upfront during contract setup and link generation.

This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the commercial and electronic transaction laws of the jurisdiction in which the contract is executed, with international arbitration serving as the final dispute mechanism.