CREATOR AGREEMENT

This Creator Agreement governs publishing, distribution, monetization, and creator services on Aiscenix. It is between Aiscenix Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Aiscenix," "we," "us," or "our"), and the individual or legal entity identified as the account owner ("Creator," "you," or "your"). It takes effect as Section 7.1 describes. The schedules form part of this Agreement.

IMPORTANT DISPUTE NOTICE: Section 16 requires individual arbitration of most disputes and restricts class and representative proceedings to the extent permitted by law. You may opt out of arbitration within 30 days after first accepting this Agreement. Nothing in this Agreement waives rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be waived.

1 Acceptance and scope

1.1 Electronic agreement. You accept by checking the agreement boxes and selecting the acceptance or certification button in your account, or by signing this Agreement. We must provide an accessible copy before acceptance. Your electronic acceptance is your signature. We may retain the accepted version, acceptance text, time, account identifier, and related technical records as evidence, subject to applicable privacy law. Download or retain a copy for your records.

1.2 Account owner and authority. If the account owner is an entity, the entity is the Creator; the accepting representative warrants that the entity exists and that the representative is authorized to bind it. The representative does not become a personal guarantor solely by accepting for the entity. If no entity is identified, the accepting individual is the Creator. You are responsible for authorized users, collaborators, and personnel acting through your account and must ensure their compliance.

1.3 Complete creator terms. This Agreement includes the initial commercial terms in Schedule A, reporting procedures in Schedule B, and acceptance confirmations in Schedule C. It does not depend on an unpublished Terms of Service, Content Standards, or Rates page. Additional policies apply only when made available and incorporated with the notice and acceptance required by Section 14. A privacy notice describes processing and statutory rights; it does not enlarge our Content license or replace legally required consent.

1.4 Priority. A separately signed agreement controls its specific subject where it expressly overrides this Agreement. Otherwise, the numbered sections control over schedules, dashboards, help pages, and marketing. A specific promotion accepted under Schedule A controls only that promotion's stated commercial terms. No website statement, ranking, or oral assurance creates a guaranteed payment, permanent rate, placement, or business opportunity contrary to this Agreement.

1.5 Content and profiles published before acceptance. If, with your permission, we prepared your creator profile or published your Content before you accepted this Agreement, this Agreement applies to those uses from the date each began. By accepting, you confirm that permission and that your warranties in Section 5 have been true for that Content from that date. This Section does not affect the rights of anyone else.

2 Definitions

2.1 Platform and Content. "Platform" means Aiscenix's websites, applications, and creator services. "Content" means materials you submit or make available through your account, including audiovisual works, series, episodes, scripts, artwork, music, performances, titles, thumbnails, metadata, and promotional assets. Private inputs are licensed only as stated in Section 18.3 unless you publish or designate them for promotion.

2.2 Tokens. "Tokens" are limited-use Platform access credits, not currency, deposits, ownership interests, or creator earnings. Viewers cannot redeem them for cash or transfer them except as expressly enabled by Aiscenix. Purchased Tokens are sold to viewers; Bonus Tokens are a one-time sign-up bonus delivered without a separate charge with a viewer's first annual token plan; Promotional Tokens are issued free of charge without a paid package, are held in a separate promotional balance shown to the viewer, and expire 30 days after issue. Purchased and Bonus Tokens do not expire. A displayed retail price or token face value is not a guaranteed creator payout value.

2.3 Qualifying Spend. "Qualifying Spend" is a recorded use of eligible Tokens to access your paid Eligible Content in a completed, authorized transaction. It excludes Self-Spend, Inauthentic Activity in which you or a person acting in coordination with you participated, test transactions, duplicate or erroneous transactions, and transactions reversed under Section 8. Free viewing does not constitute Qualifying Spend.

2.4 Abuse. "Inauthentic Activity" means artificial or deceptive manipulation of followers, views, token spending, eligibility, rankings, or Earnings, including bots, stolen payment credentials, fabricated identities, coordinated exchanges, and circumvention of restrictions. "Self-Spend" means spending by you, an account you own or control, or another person acting in coordination with you to inflate your Earnings or performance. Ordinary bona fide viewing by an uncoordinated acquaintance is not Self-Spend merely because you know that person.

2.5 Earnings and rates. "Net Receipts" means revenue allocated to Qualifying Spend after only the deductions authorized by Section 8 and Schedule A. "Revenue Share Rate" means the applicable percentage in Schedule A or a validly changed or separately agreed rate. "Earnings" means Net Receipts multiplied by that rate, plus any expressly committed promotional payment, subject to adjustments and offsets under this Agreement.

2.6 Subscribers and Tiers. "Subscriber" means an authentic viewer account currently following your channel, not necessarily a paying customer. "Tier" means a creator program level under Section 10 and Schedule A. "Program Benefits" are discretionary noncash features or opportunities, including promotion, introductions, and invitations.

2.7 Formats. A "Series" is a set of related episodes published as a series, in vertical or horizontal format. A "Feature Film" is a single standalone work with a running time of 30 minutes or more. A "Short Film" is a single standalone work with a running time under 30 minutes that is not part of a Series.

3 Eligibility and account administration

3.1 Eligibility. Individual creators and account administrators must be at least 18 and have legal capacity. Entities must be validly formed and authorized to conduct their activities. You must provide your legal name, location, beneficial ownership or control information when reasonably required, and accurate payment, tax, and contact details. You may not disguise the contracting party or payment recipient.

3.2 Verification and access. We may verify identity, authority, rights ownership, tax status, sanctions status, and payout eligibility before enabling publishing, monetization, or payment and periodically afterward. Creators from any country may apply. We may restrict countries only where law, sanctions, or our payment providers require it, and may restrict payment methods and features based on legal, provider, security, or business requirements. Support by a payment provider does not itself establish Aiscenix eligibility.

3.3 Sanctions and lawful payments. You represent that you and the persons controlling your account are not prohibited from receiving our services or payments under applicable sanctions or export-control laws. You must not route payments to evade restrictions and must promptly notify us of a relevant change. We may reject, block, or suspend transactions to comply with law; no provision requires an unlawful payment or release of blocked property.

3.4 Payout provider and taxes. Payouts are made through our designated payout provider, identified to you before payout onboarding. You must accept the provider's applicable terms and complete required onboarding. We may replace providers on reasonable notice, or sooner if necessary. Payouts are available in the countries our payout provider supports, as listed in your dashboard. If payouts are not yet available where you are, your Earnings remain in your account, and you can request them once a payout method becomes available, subject to Section 9.5. You are responsible for taxes on your income and for taxes you must collect on your own transactions. We may request tax forms, report payments, and withhold or remit amounts required by law. This does not shift taxes legally imposed on Aiscenix to you.

3.5 Security and account use. Keep credentials secure, use available security controls, and promptly report unauthorized access. You are responsible for activity you authorize and losses caused by your failure to use reasonable security measures, but not solely because unauthorized activity occurs without your fault. One creator account is permitted unless we approve otherwise. No account sale, impersonation, or evasion of suspension is permitted.

4 Ownership and license

4.1 Retained ownership. You retain the rights you own in your Content, subject to the licenses granted here. No copyright is created merely by uploading or generating material. Aiscenix retains all rights in its Platform, software, models or tools it owns, branding, interfaces, and independently developed materials. Neither party acquires ownership of the other's preexisting material by incorporating or processing it. Separately commissioned or jointly developed projects require their own written ownership terms.

4.2 Operating license. You grant Aiscenix a nonexclusive, worldwide license to host, store, reproduce, cache, encode, transcode, transmit, distribute, publicly perform, display, and otherwise make your published Content available through the Platform, including paid access, authorized downloads or offline viewing where enabled, and connected delivery services. We may make technical, accessibility, formatting, compression, and localization adaptations reasonably necessary for these uses, including captions and translated subtitles. The license is transferable with an assignment permitted by Section 19.2 and sublicensable only as described below. No royalties are due except Earnings expressly payable under this Agreement or a separate signed agreement. We may apply visible or invisible watermarks, digital rights management, and other content-protection measures to your Content, and you must not remove or bypass them.

4.3 Promotion. We may select, edit, crop, combine, and use excerpts, trailers, stills, thumbnails, and other promotional versions of published Content to promote that Content, your channel, or the Platform in any media, including social media, advertising, events, and partner channels. These permissions do not authorize a materially misleading depiction of your participation. No separate revenue share arises from Platform advertising, sponsorships, or promotion unless a separate agreement expressly provides one. We may offer free previews and the free viewing specified in Section 7.3. We may also share your published Content and public profile privately with potential distributors, partners, festivals, award programs, and curators to present opportunities to you. Any resulting deal requires your separate agreement, and we will not share unpublished material without your permission.

4.4 Sublicenses and limits. We may sublicense the foregoing rights to affiliates, hosting and delivery providers, distribution infrastructure providers, and promotional partners only for the authorized purposes, and grant viewers limited access rights under our viewer terms. We may not sell your underlying IP, grant a standalone third-party film exploitation license, or create synthetic voice dubbing, a new digital replica, or a materially altered performance without separate express permission. You may distribute your Content elsewhere, subject to existing viewer rights, Section 11.4, and your other obligations here.

4.5 Identity and moral rights. You permit use of your creator name, approved professional name, handle, profile image, biography, and Content credits to identify you and promote authorized uses. We will not imply your endorsement of an unrelated third-party product without permission. You consent to the specific modifications and ordinary credit practices authorized here. To the extent permitted by law, you waive or agree not to assert moral rights solely to prevent those authorized uses; where a waiver is ineffective, this is a consent to those uses to the extent lawful. This is not a waiver of nonwaivable rights or permission for unauthorized distortion.

4.6 Duration and withdrawal. The license begins on submission for the applicable purpose and cannot be revoked during the duration expressly authorized here, except as required by nonwaivable law. You may request removal through an available account control or the contact in Section 20, identifying the affected Content. We may request information reasonably needed to authenticate a request but may not use verification to unreasonably delay it. We will disable new paid unlocks promptly after a verifiable request, ordinarily within five business days and in any event within ten business days, and remove other public availability within 30 days, except the surviving uses in Section 4.7. All qualifying transactions before new unlocks cease remain accountable under Section 8. These administrative periods do not extend any shorter legal deadline or restrict immediate disabling under Section 6.

4.7 Surviving access and retained copies. After removal or termination, the licenses in Sections 4.2–4.5 survive only to the extent needed to: (a) serve viewers who lawfully obtained access before new unlocks ceased, including authorized offline copies already delivered; (b) reproduce and continue displaying lawful promotional posts and materials published before the removal request, without materially expanding their use; and (c) retain legal, security, dispute, and routine backup copies. Existing viewer access may continue while we operate the relevant service, subject to viewer terms and law; no perpetual hosting obligation is created. We may disable access for rights, legal, safety, technical, or service-closure reasons. We will not initiate a new promotional campaign after a removal request and will wind down existing paid placements within 30 days, sooner where law requires. Retaining an existing unpaid post does not authorize a new paid placement or a new version using removed Content. We will take legally required removal steps concerning systems and recipients under our control and give necessary instructions to authorized providers. We do not guarantee retrieval of copies lawfully delivered earlier or copies held by unrelated persons outside our control. Backup and evidence copies are not licensed for new public exploitation. Related identity permissions survive only for these purposes, and unlawful materials must be restricted or removed as law requires.

4.8 Noninterference and feedback. You must not knowingly cause a distributor, rights-management system, or other agent to block our authorized uses and must reasonably assist in correcting mistaken claims. For suggestions voluntarily provided about the Platform, you grant a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, transferable, sublicensable license to use and commercialize the suggestions without compensation; this does not grant rights in separately identifiable Content merely attached to feedback.

4.9 Generative AI training. We will not use your Content or private inputs to train or fine-tune generative AI models, or authorize vendors to do so, without separate express opt-in consent identifying the use. Processing necessary to generate a requested output, moderate content, detect fraud, or provide search and recommendations is permitted within the other applicable licenses, but does not override this training restriction. We will impose corresponding purpose restrictions on vendors receiving those materials. This is not a guarantee against unauthorized acts of unrelated third parties.

5 Creator warranties and rights clearance

5.1 Continuing warranties. On submission and throughout every authorized use, you represent and warrant that you own or control all rights, licenses, consents, and releases necessary for your Content, private inputs, monetization, and the licenses you grant; that your permitted materials and uses do not infringe copyright, trademark, trade secrets, privacy, publicity, or other rights; and that they comply with law and this Agreement. No conflicting license, lien, exclusivity, collective agreement, or restriction prevents the authorized uses.

5.2 Third-party payments. You must obtain and pay for all necessary music, synchronization, master, performance, mechanical, performer, collaborator, union, guild, residual, and other rights or obligations applicable to the authorized uses. You warrant that Aiscenix and its authorized recipients will not owe those payments because of your Content, except obligations we expressly accept in a separate signed agreement or that cannot legally be shifted. A license for personal use, a social network, or a creation tool does not necessarily authorize commercial streaming or off-platform promotion.

5.3 People and AI materials. You must have written permissions or another documented lawful basis for identifiable likenesses and voices. Any real minor requires valid parent or guardian consent and compliance with applicable laws. Tool and model licenses must permit the intended commercial uses and survive as needed. You may not promise exclusivity or copyright ownership in AI outputs that you cannot substantiate. You must disclose materially synthetic or manipulated content as required by law and Section 6, and must not remove required provenance labels or content credentials.

5.4 Records and changes. Retain rights records for the authorized use period and at least four years afterward, longer for an identified pending claim or as law requires. Provide reasonably requested records promptly, normally within five business days, using a secure channel for sensitive information. Notify us within two business days after learning of a material rights defect, threatened claim, consent withdrawal, or license restriction; notify immediately when urgent safety or legal harm is likely. Stop affected uploads and reasonably assist with investigation, correction, and preservation of relevant evidence. Missing or inadequate records may result in suspension.

5.5 Upload confirmation and responsibility. You must affirm the rights confirmation in Schedule C at each upload or other submission flow that requires it. When we upload Content on your behalf, your in-account confirmation of those titles, under Schedule C4 or, for later titles, a confirmation of each title in your account, serves as that confirmation. You are responsible for selecting and publishing your Content and for your collaborators. Technical processing, review, promotion, or use of an Aiscenix-branded tool does not verify your rights or create a joint authorship agreement. These allocations do not eliminate any responsibility imposed on Aiscenix by nonwaivable law.

5.6 Profiles and materials we prepare. If we prepare your profile, descriptions, thumbnails, or promotional materials for you, you can edit them in your account, and you may ask us to correct or remove anything you cannot edit yourself, which we will do promptly. You remain responsible for your profile and for the Content and information you provide to us for them.

6 Content standards and enforcement

6.1 Prohibited material. Do not submit, publish, promote, or monetize material that: (a) infringes rights, exposes trade secrets, or unlawfully reveals personal information; (b) is defamatory, fraudulent, unlawfully discriminatory, or a deceptive impersonation; (c) sexually exploits or endangers minors, including synthetic depictions; (d) contains nonconsensual intimate imagery, sexual deepfakes, or trafficking or exploitation; (e) is pornographic or depicts explicit sexual acts for sexual gratification; (f) makes credible threats, incites unlawful violence, facilitates terrorism, or instructs viewers in serious criminal wrongdoing; (g) promotes self-harm, unlawful dangerous conduct, scams, or illegal transactions; (h) contains malware, deceptive links, or mechanisms that compromise security; or (i) is made primarily for children under 13. Fiction, satire, or artistic intent does not excuse unlawful conduct or prohibited exploitation.

6.2 Context and disclosures. Lawful mature themes, documentary material, fictional violence, and disturbing imagery may require accurate labels, warnings, age restrictions, or exclusion from promotion. We may restrict gratuitous graphic violence, hateful harassment, and other material that presents substantial viewer or business risk. Clearly disclose paid sponsorships, endorsements, and material connections where required. Label realistic depictions of real people or events that viewers could reasonably mistake for authentic recordings, however they were made, and comply with any additional legally required disclosure. Do not misrepresent fabricated real-world events as verified facts.

6.3 Enforcement discretion. Acting reasonably and in good faith, we may reject uploads; require substantiation, edits, or labels; restrict reach or territories; age-restrict; disable monetization or downloads; remove Content; suspend benefits or accounts; preserve evidence; and report matters to authorities when warranted by suspected breach, a credible rights complaint, legal obligations, payment-provider requirements, security, safety, or substantial operational or reputational risk. We need not wait for a final judgment. Access may also end through a service change or termination under Section 13. No remedy authorizes arbitrary forfeiture of otherwise valid Earnings.

6.4 Notice and appeals. We will provide a reason and a reasonable opportunity to appeal a material enforcement decision, normally through the account or legal contact in Section 20, unless prohibited by law or reasonably likely to undermine safety, security, an investigation, or fraud prevention. Submit an appeal within 30 days with relevant evidence unless law provides otherwise. We will review reasonably promptly; an appeal does not automatically reinstate content or release a reserve. These provisions do not limit statutory notice, explanation, appeal, or complaint rights.

6.5 Rights reports and legal process. Schedule B governs rights and intimate-image reports. We maintain a repeat-infringer policy and may terminate repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances. We may act on actual knowledge or other legally sufficient information without requiring a formal notice. Counter-notices and restoration follow applicable law; independently valid safety or contractual restrictions may remain. You must not knowingly submit false notices or retaliate against good-faith reporters.

6.6 No clearance or endorsement. We are not obligated to pre-screen all Content. Moderation, quality review, technical processing, and promotional editing do not constitute verification of ownership, legal clearance, or an endorsement. We may take protective action without adjudicating ownership disputes. Statutory platform obligations remain our responsibility to the extent required by law.

7 Publishing and promotion

7.1 Access and eligibility. You need an Aiscenix viewer account to apply to become a creator. You accept this Agreement when you apply, and it takes effect when we approve your application or, if you certify under Schedule C4, when you certify; earlier uses are covered as Section 1.5 provides. If we decline your application, this Agreement does not take effect, and we will remove any Content or profile we published for you. We review the materials you submit with your application only to decide on it. We may approve or decline an application; if we decline, we will give a short reason, and you may reapply after 90 days. We aim to decide within seven business days. Approved creators may submit Content at any Tier, subject to account verification, technical requirements, the upload rights confirmation in Schedule C, and Section 6. There is no guaranteed acceptance, uninterrupted availability, audience, ranking, or monetization. We may impose reasonable upload, storage, format, or usage limits and communicate applicable limits before use where practicable.

7.2 Quality review. Quality Gates determine promotional eligibility and may consider technical quality, originality, storytelling, rights risk, audience suitability, and authentic engagement. Passing does not guarantee placement. We control promotion, recommendations, ranking, search, and editorial selection and may change them, subject to applicable law and specific express commitments. No exclusivity, fiduciary duty, or duty to maximize your revenue is created. Quality Gates affect promotion only; they do not decide whether Eligible Content can be paid.

7.3 Paid Content, pricing, and previews. Episodes of a Series after the first three, and Feature Films after their first five minutes, are eligible to be paid ("Eligible Content"). The first three episodes of each Series ("Pilot Episodes"), the first five minutes of each Feature Film, and Short Films are free to watch and generate no Earnings. Paid access to Eligible Content begins on a single platform-wide date that we announce to creators at least 30 days in advance; before that date, all Content is free and generates no Earnings. From that date, your Eligible Content is paid by default once you have completed payout setup under Section 3.4 or, where payouts are not yet available in your country, the identity and tax verification we require; until then, it is free and generates no Earnings. We may disable paid access for a specific title only for a stated reason under Section 6.3, such as a rights complaint, a breach of Section 5 or 6, or suspected Inauthentic Activity, with notice and an opportunity to appeal under Section 6.4. We will always tell you when paid access to a title is disabled, even where Section 6.4 permits us to withhold details. You choose Token prices for Eligible Content within limits disclosed in the publishing interface. We may reject a price, recommend changes, or set prospective pricing limits. Other free previews are limited to reasonable excerpts; full access through free Promotional Tokens is governed by Schedule A.

8 Revenue and adjustments

8.1 Revenue basis. Earnings arise only from Qualifying Spend and funded promotions under Schedule A. They are based on the allocated receipt values in Schedule A, not on views, subscription price alone, or unspent balances. Schedule A specifies allocation, deductions, and the initial rate ladder. Aiscenix's other revenues, including tools, advertising, and unused token revenue, are excluded unless expressly shared in writing.

8.2 Refunds and chargebacks. We may administer viewer refunds, credits, cancellations, and chargebacks in good faith to meet law, provider obligations, or reasonable published customer policies. Once Qualifying Spend occurs, a later viewer cancellation, non-renewal, unused balance, refund we choose to give, or goodwill credit does not reduce your Earnings, and Aiscenix bears those losses. Chargebacks are treated as follows: (a) if a chargeback on a purchase is received while Earnings from spend funded by that purchase are still pending under Section 9.1, those pending Earnings are reversed under Schedule A8; (b) Earnings already paid to you are not reversed or recovered because of a chargeback, and Aiscenix bears that loss; and (c) if Aiscenix wins the dispute, any reversed Earnings are restored to your available balance. Aiscenix will contest disputes where it reasonably can, using available records such as viewing history. These limits do not apply to a reversal connected to Inauthentic Activity, Self-Spend, or fraud in which you, or a person acting in coordination with you, participated or from which you knowingly benefited; those amounts may be reversed or recovered under Section 8.3 and Schedule A8. We will not allocate an unrelated viewer loss to you or recover a loss twice. Separately documented creator-caused losses may be recovered under Sections 8.4 and 15.

8.3 Invalid activity and corrections. We may exclude, reverse, or recover Earnings and excess Tier payments attributable to (a) Inauthentic Activity, Self-Spend, or unauthorized payments in which you, or a person acting in coordination with you, participated or from which you knowingly benefited; (b) calculation or system errors; or (c) transactions that never qualified, even if credited or paid earlier. Reversals caused by a third party's fraud in which you had no part are handled only under Section 8.2. We may correct ordinary errors within 24 months after the affected payment; fraud, intentional concealment, and rights or indemnity liabilities are not subject to that contractual limit and remain subject to applicable law. Adjustments must identify a reasonable basis and be reflected in statements.

8.4 Creator-caused losses. In addition to transaction adjustments, you must reimburse documented refunds, chargeback penalties, reasonable rights-clearance or removal expenses, and other direct losses to the extent caused by your breach, infringement, or prohibited conduct. Obligations under Section 15 may also apply. A reversal of the same Earnings must be credited against any additional recovery. Ordinary processing costs may be deducted only as Schedule A allows.

8.5 Statements and disputes. We will provide periodic account statements showing eligible spend, allocation, deductions, rates, adjustments, reserves, and payouts with sufficient detail to understand the calculation. Report discrepancies promptly, preferably within 90 days after a statement. That period does not waive a nonwaivable claim or excuse concealed errors. Our reasonably maintained transaction records are evidence of calculations, subject to correction and the dispute procedure; they are not conclusively binding. We need not disclose another user's personal information or security methods to substantiate a statement.

8.6 Fraud determinations and concentration holds. We will treat you as involved in a reversal or in Inauthentic Activity only on a reasonable determination supported by objective evidence, such as accounts, devices, payment methods, or networks linked to you; spending concentrated on your Content from newly created or unverified accounts; or other Inauthentic Activity connected to your account. We will give you a summary of the evidence, unless law prohibits it or it would compromise an investigation, and an opportunity to appeal under Section 6.4. We may hold only the related Earnings while we investigate if (a) in a calendar month, chargebacks on purchases funding spend on your Content reach both 1% of those purchases and at least three chargebacks; (b) Promotional Token spend on your Content comes substantially from accounts later found to be inauthentic; or (c) at any time, we have specific evidence of the kind described above connecting you to a reversal. If we do not determine that you were involved, the held Earnings are released in full to your available balance. Payment-provider dispute fees are always borne by Aiscenix.

9 Payouts and reserves

9.1 Clearing and schedule. Earnings ordinarily remain pending for 45 days after the relevant spend and until the underlying payment clears. Subject to this Section, you may request a payout from your account whenever your available balance is at least US$50, and we will initiate the payout within seven business days after a valid request. Your available balance is your Earnings that have cleared the pending period, less any lawful holds, reserves, and offsets. If a documented payment-provider outage, bank rejection, or necessary account re-verification prevents initiation, we will notify you when lawful, identify the required correction, and initiate payment promptly after resolution. Financial inability is not an exception. Bank and provider settlement times are additional. Amounts are calculated and paid in U.S. dollars. Your payout provider's actual transfer and currency conversion fees are disclosed before you set up payouts and on each payout, and are deducted once, without any markup by Aiscenix. The US$50 minimum applies before those fees. No exception extends a nonwaivable statutory deadline.

9.2 Holds. We may withhold affected amounts for reasonably suspected abuse, a rights or payment claim, chargeback exposure, an account compromise, incomplete verification, a binding order, or legal restrictions. We will identify the basis unless disclosure is prohibited or would compromise an investigation. A hold must bear a reasonable relationship to the exposure; unaffected, payable amounts remain payable.

9.3 Reserves and review. We may establish a reasonable reserve supported by transaction history, identifiable claims, or provider requirements. Review occurs at least every 30 days. Ordinary transaction-risk reserves will be released no later than 180 days after the affected transaction unless a specific unresolved claim, provider restriction, legal requirement, or documented continuing fraud investigation justifies longer retention. We will explain a continued reserve when law permits and release it promptly when its basis ends. These periods do not extend statutory payment deadlines.

9.4 Offsets and repayment. To the extent lawful, we may offset amounts properly owed under Sections 8 or 15 against pending, available, or future Earnings, on an itemized accounting. For genuinely disputed, unliquidated exposure, we may reserve rather than permanently appropriate funds pending resolution. An undisputed amount not covered by an offset is due within 30 days after an itemized demand; disputed liability is resolved under Section 16. This provision is not authorization to debit your bank account without a separate valid mandate. A negative balance and lawful repayment obligations survive closure.

9.5 Tax and unclaimed funds. Payout requires lawful identity, payee, and tax information. Required withholding is treated as paid on your behalf. Unclaimed balances are handled under applicable unclaimed-property law, not automatically forfeited. Neither pending Earnings nor reserves are a deposit account, and no interest is owed except where law requires it.

10 Career Ladder and program changes

10.1 Initial ladder. Schedule A sets initial Tiers and rates. Subscriber counts must reflect distinct, authentic followers; we may exclude duplicates, bots, fraudulent accounts, and coordinated schemes using reasonable signals and investigation. We will make material eligibility criteria available and provide an appeal for material adverse determinations without disclosing exploitable security details.

10.2 Moving up; Tiers are permanent. Tiers are assessed at the start of each calendar month using the authenticated follower count at the preceding month end. When you reach a threshold, you move up, and the new rate applies to Qualifying Spend from the start of that month. Once reached, a Tier is permanent: you never move down because your Subscriber count decreases or your activity slows. The only exceptions are (a) correction of a Tier reached through Inauthentic Activity or administrative error, in which case we may reset you to the Tier you legitimately reached and recover excess payments under Section 8.3, after notice and an opportunity to appeal; and (b) closing your account, which ends its Tier; reopening does not guarantee restoration.

10.3 Earned-rate protection. The Revenue Share Rate for any Tier you have reached will never be reduced for you while your account is in good standing, meaning it has not been terminated for breach of this Agreement. We may prospectively change thresholds, rates, or benefits for Tiers you have not yet reached, and the Career Ladder for creators who join later, under Section 14. Changes in your favor may take effect immediately. No change may move you to a lower Tier or reduce a rate you have earned, and no later amendment may remove this protection for a creator who has reached a Tier. Program Benefits other than the Revenue Share Rate remain discretionary under Section 11.1. Valid Earnings from spend before any change remain governed by the rate then applicable.

10.4 Benefit suspension. For serious or repeated breaches that do not justify termination, we may suspend some or all Program Benefits for a stated period of up to 12 months, with notice of the reason and an opportunity to appeal under Section 6.4. During a suspension, your Tier and Revenue Share Rate remain unchanged. We may withhold Earnings only from the specific Content involved in the breach, as Sections 8 and 9 permit.

11 Optional benefits and separate projects

11.1 Discretionary benefits. Benefits are noncash opportunities subject to availability, eligibility, and our selection. They have no cash equivalent and may be modified, suspended, or discontinued. No placement, financing, representation, introduction, brand deal, income, or investment outcome is promised. A separate signed commitment, if any, controls its expressly promised benefits.

11.2 Separate transactions. Brand deals, production commissions, IP development, external distribution, fundraising, and an IP Incubator require separate terms before participation. You must not solicit investments, promise financial returns, or collect project funds through unauthorized Platform features. This Agreement grants no right of first refusal, purchase option, ownership share, or general exclusivity over your projects, except the first right to negotiate in Section 11.4. An Incubator agreement may separately negotiate project-specific rights.

11.3 Regulated activities. We do not undertake to act as your talent agent, broker-dealer, investment adviser, legal adviser, or representative under this Agreement. No fundraising with a promised financial return, employment procurement, or regulated intermediary service is authorized by these terms. Any such offering requires a separately approved lawful structure and any required licensing. You must not represent that Aiscenix guarantees or endorses a project, offering, or counterparty.

11.4 First right to negotiate distribution. If you want to license or sell rights in a Covered Work to a television network, streaming service, theatrical or home-video distributor, sales agent, or international buyer, you must first notify us in writing and, for 30 days after we receive your notice, negotiate in good faith exclusively with us for Aiscenix to act as master distributor or distribution partner for that work. If we do not sign an agreement with you within those 30 days, you may deal with anyone else. "Covered Works" are works you published on the Platform and their sequels and new seasons. This Section does not restrict posting on your own channels or social media, entering festivals or awards, or screening at events. It applies while a Covered Work is on the Platform and for six months after it is removed or your account closes. We may also propose a distribution deal at any time, and you may decline. Any distribution deal requires a separate signed agreement setting its fees, territory, and term, under which Aiscenix acts as distributor, not as your agent.

12 Prohibited account conduct

12.1 Platform integrity. You must not engage in Inauthentic Activity or Self-Spend; sell or exchange accounts, followers, views, or Tokens outside authorized features; use kickbacks to induce Token spending; evade limits or enforcement; interfere with moderation or payment systems; introduce malware; obtain unauthorized access; scrape or bulk-extract Platform materials or personal data without permission; or reverse engineer protected software except to the extent a restriction is prohibited by law.

12.2 Monetization and brand misuse. You must not divert a transaction initiated through the Platform to evade amounts owed to Aiscenix, use Platform access to solicit unlawful payments, or falsely imply an affiliation or endorsement. You may market and distribute your own work elsewhere, subject to Section 11.4; this provision creates no general noncompetition restriction. You may not use Aiscenix trademarks except through approved promotional tools or with written permission.

12.3 Evidence and cooperation. Do not destroy relevant records after notice of a claim or investigation. Provide reasonable cooperation with lawful investigations, payment verification, and rights complaints. We may preserve and disclose relevant information where required or permitted by law, with applicable privacy protections. This does not require disclosure of privileged material or waive lawful objections to an overbroad request.

13 Term, suspension, and termination

13.1 Term and creator exit. This Agreement begins as Section 7.1 describes and continues until terminated. You may terminate through an available account-closure function or written notice to Section 20. We will process a verifiable closure request promptly; termination takes effect when confirmed, and no later than 30 days after receipt. Removal and cessation of new unlocks follow Section 4.6. You remain responsible for authorized activity before cessation.

13.2 Immediate action. We may suspend or terminate all or part of the relationship immediately where we reasonably and in good faith determine that there is material or repeated breach, fraud, infringement, nonpayment, a serious safety or security risk, legal or sanctions restrictions, evasion of enforcement, or a requirement of a payment or essential service provider. We may give an opportunity to cure a remediable breach but need not do so where delay poses material risk or law requires immediate action.

13.3 Termination for convenience and service closure. We may terminate for any other lawful business reason on 30 days' notice, or longer where law requires. We may discontinue features or the service on reasonable notice, ordinarily 30 days for a material closure, unless urgent legal, safety, provider, or technical circumstances require earlier action. There is no guaranteed term, audience, or continued distribution. Termination cannot be used to confiscate valid accrued Earnings.

13.4 Consequences. Your access and permission to use Platform tools and marks cease except as needed for permitted account administration, appeals, and statements. Licenses survive only as stated in Section 4.7. You must stop representing an active relationship, return or delete Confidential Information as required, and satisfy outstanding obligations. We need not retain or return working files beyond applicable legal requirements or an express export commitment; keep your own originals. Reinstatement or a new account requires our approval following an enforcement termination.

13.5 Final accounting. We will account for all valid spend through cessation of new unlocks and pay the undisputed, cleared net balance without the US$50 minimum within 60 days after the later of cessation and completion of the ordinary clearing period. Termination does not postpone any payment otherwise due under Section 9.1. The final-accounting deadline is an outer limit for remaining balances, subject to lawful holds, reserves, and any earlier mandatory legal deadline. Sections 9.2–9.5 continue to govern lawful holds, reserves, offsets, verification, taxes, and unclaimed funds. A retained balance will be released promptly after its basis ends. A supported reserve does not defer unrelated final payments. If payouts are not available in your country, the balance is paid when a payout method becomes available, subject to Section 9.5.

13.6 Survival. Accrued payment obligations, adjustments, lawful reserves and offsets, surviving licenses, ownership reservations, rights warranties for surviving uses, evidence obligations, disclaimers, liability limits, indemnity, dispute resolution, confidentiality, and provisions necessary to give them effect survive termination. Specifically, Sections 4.1 and 4.5–4.9, 5, 8–9, 11.4, 13.4–13.6, and 15–20 survive to the extent relevant to accrued or surviving rights. Survival does not create new public exploitation rights.

14 Amendments and notice

14.1 Prospective changes. We may amend this Agreement, schedules, and incorporated policies for legitimate business, operational, or legal reasons. For a material adverse change, including new deductions or lower rates for Tiers not yet reached (Section 10.3 prohibits reducing a rate you have already earned), we will provide the revised terms and at least 30 days' notice to your registered email and, if available, dashboard before effectiveness. More protective mandatory notice rules control. We may implement changes required by law or urgently needed to address safety, fraud, or security sooner, with notice as soon as practicable; this exception does not permit accelerated discretionary price or rate reductions.

14.2 Acceptance and exit. You may remove Content or close your account before a change takes effect. We will require affirmative acceptance for material changes to payment economics, license scope, or dispute terms, and wherever law requires. If you decline, the prior terms govern prior transactions and surviving viewer access; we may suspend new publishing or monetization and terminate on the applicable notice. For other changes, continued active use after adequate notice constitutes acceptance only to the extent enforceable. Silence alone does not expand a Content license.

14.3 Existing rights. Changes do not retroactively alter valid accrued Earnings, expand the permitted use of previously submitted private inputs without required permission, or govern a dispute of which either party has already given written notice. Section 16.9 additionally governs arbitration amendments. We retain version and acceptance records. No individual employee may vary this Agreement orally.

15 Disclaimers, liability, and indemnity

15.1 Service disclaimers. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE PLATFORM AND OPTIONAL SERVICES ARE PROVIDED AS IS AND AS AVAILABLE. AISCENIX DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NONINFRINGEMENT, AND WARRANTIES ARISING FROM USAGE OR COURSE OF DEALING. We do not promise uninterrupted or error-free access, exclusive or copyrightable AI output, successful monetization, or that unauthorized copying can be prevented. Express obligations in this Agreement and nonwaivable statutory warranties remain effective.

15.2 Excluded damages. To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither party is liable to the other for indirect, special, incidental, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, lost profits, lost opportunities, or loss of goodwill arising from this relationship. This exclusion does not restrict your indemnity or reimbursement obligations, your fraud or willful misconduct, your misuse of Aiscenix IP or Confidential Information, or liabilities excluded from limitation by Section 15.7. Amounts properly payable under Section 15.4 are recoverable even if measured by a third party's otherwise excluded loss, to the extent lawful. Neither this exclusion nor the cap in Section 15.3 excuses valid accrued Earnings, a refund we are legally or expressly obligated to pay, or another express payment obligation; expected future Earnings are not accrued Earnings.

15.3 Aiscenix liability cap. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the aggregate liability of Aiscenix, its affiliates, and their personnel and service providers for claims arising out of or relating to this Agreement or the creator services, regardless of legal theory, will not exceed the greater of US$100 or the total of (a) Aiscenix's retained share of Net Receipts attributable to your Content and (b) creator-service fees you paid directly to Aiscenix, in the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. Claims arising from the same or related events share a single cap measured before the earliest such event; adding claimants, defendants, or legal theories does not multiply that cap. A service-specific agreement controls if it expressly substitutes a different cap for that service, without duplicate recovery. This cap is subject to the payment exceptions in Section 15.2 and the mandatory exceptions in Section 15.7. Section 15 does not limit your payment, repayment, indemnity, or confidentiality obligations as expressly stated here.

15.4 Creator indemnity. You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Aiscenix, its affiliates, successors, permitted assigns, and their respective directors, officers, employees, agents, and service providers involved in authorized uses (the "Protected Parties") from third-party claims, proceedings, and investigations, and resulting judgments, reasonable settlements, losses, and reasonable legal and defense costs, to the extent arising from your Content or inputs as used within the granted license; your breach of this Agreement or rights warranties; your infringement or violation of another person's rights; or your unlawful or prohibited conduct. Fines and penalties are included only where legally indemnifiable. This obligation excludes the portion caused by a Protected Party's gross negligence, willful misconduct, unauthorized use or modification, or other responsibility that cannot lawfully be shifted. Direct reimbursement duties under Sections 8 and 9 are separate and are not limited to third-party claims.

15.5 Defense and settlement. We will give reasonably prompt notice; delay relieves you only to the extent it materially prejudices the defense. The defense obligation applies to third-party claims alleging facts that, if established, would fall within Section 15.4 and does not require a final finding against you. We may control the defense with reasonably qualified counsel of our choice at your reasonable expense, and you must cooperate. Alternatively, we may approve your counsel and retain participation rights. Reasonable, documented defense costs attributable to covered allegations are payable as incurred within 30 days after an itemized demand. For mixed claims, costs will be reasonably allocated to covered and uncovered allegations and adjusted by agreement or final determination; the party holding an excess payment must promptly return or credit it. Undisputed covered amounts remain payable while genuinely disputed amounts are resolved under Section 16, subject to lawful reserves under Section 9. You may not settle without our written consent if the settlement admits a Protected Party's fault, imposes nonmonetary duties, or fails to release it fully. We may enter a reasonable monetary settlement covered by your indemnity after consulting you; we will not impose an admission or nonmonetary obligation on you without your consent, not unreasonably withheld. The exclusions in Sections 15.4 and 15.7 apply throughout.

15.6 Remedies and insurance. We may use lawful offsets and reserves under Section 9 and seek other available remedies without double recovery. Before accepting a separately approved high-risk, sponsored, or commissioned project, we may require commercially reasonable media liability insurance, disclosed in advance with required limits, coverage, and any additional-insured endorsement available on reasonable terms. You must provide evidence of the agreed coverage and promptly notify us of any known lapse or material reduction affecting the project. An insurance requirement does not replace rights-clearance obligations, extend coverage beyond the policy, or expand or reduce contractual liability. A court or arbitrator determines entitlement to injunctive relief under applicable standards; no bond or proof requirement is waived where law does not permit it.

15.7 Mandatory exceptions. Nothing limits or excludes liability for fraud, willful injury, gross negligence, death or personal injury, violation of law, or any other matter to the extent applicable law prohibits that limitation or exclusion. Nothing waives nonwaivable consumer, worker, privacy, public-injunction, reporting, or other statutory rights. An unenforceable limitation is narrowed only to the extent lawful, without enlarging another limitation beyond its text.

16 Dispute resolution and governing law

16.1 Informal resolution. Before arbitration or litigation, either party must send the other a notice describing the dispute, relevant account, material facts, and requested relief. Notices to Aiscenix go to Section 20; notices to you go to your registered email. For 30 days after receipt, the parties will try in good faith to resolve the matter, including a reasonably requested remote conference. Applicable limitation periods are tolled during that period to the extent lawful. This step does not delay urgent provisional relief, a filing necessary to preserve a right, a small-claims filing, or a report to a public authority.

16.2 Agreement to arbitrate. Except for the express exceptions below, disputes arising from or relating to this Agreement, creator services, or the parties' creator relationship, including contract, tort, and statutory claims, will be resolved by a single neutral arbitrator administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA). The Federal Arbitration Act governs this arbitration provision. AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules apply unless AAA determines its Consumer or Employment/Workplace Rules apply or applicable law requires another classification; the applicable Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules also apply. Rules and filing instructions are available at https://www.adr.org/rules-forms-and-fees/.

16.3 Procedure and fees. The legal seat is Los Angeles County, California, unless mandatory law requires otherwise. A hearing may be remote or documents-only where permitted; an in-person hearing will be in a reasonably accessible location consistent with applicable AAA rules and law. For a natural-person creator, Aiscenix will pay arbitration-specific fees beyond the lesser of the applicable individual AAA filing fee or the fee to file an equivalent court action, unless mandatory rules require Aiscenix to pay more. For an entity creator, the applicable AAA fee schedule governs unless otherwise required by law. Each party bears its own legal fees except where a statute, applicable rule, or an enforceable indemnity permits an award. No fee provision makes statutory relief practically inaccessible.

16.4 Authority and award. Courts decide contract formation, the enforceability and scope of this arbitration provision, and the enforceability of the class waiver; the arbitrator decides the merits of claims properly submitted. The arbitrator may award individual remedies available under applicable law, subject to enforceable contractual limits, and must issue a reasoned written award. Judgment may be entered in any court with jurisdiction. Neither party may require disclosure of privileged material or impose confidentiality beyond law, applicable rules, or an appropriate protective order.

16.5 Individual proceedings. To the extent enforceable, claims must proceed individually, not as a class, collective, consolidated merits, or representative action. Arbitration means that arbitrated claims are decided without a judge or jury. No class arbitration is authorized. This does not prevent coordinated administration, mediation, or individual cases under applicable AAA mass-arbitration rules, statutory public relief, or legally protected representative proceedings. There is no mandatory sequential filing queue or indefinite waiting period created by this Agreement.

16.6 Court and statutory exceptions. Either party may bring an eligible individual claim in small claims court or request temporary or preliminary court relief to protect IP, confidential information, or against irreparable harm, without waiving arbitration of the merits. Public injunctive relief that cannot lawfully be waived may be sought in court; any sequencing or stay is subject to applicable law and court authority. Claims that cannot lawfully be compelled to arbitration remain in court. Nothing bars reports to, investigations by, or relief through government agencies.

16.7 Severability and administrator availability. If the individual-proceeding restriction is unenforceable for a claim or remedy, that claim or remedy proceeds in court, not class arbitration; the remainder proceeds as law permits. If AAA is unavailable for reasons unrelated to Aiscenix's failure to comply with its requirements, the parties may agree on another neutral administrator, or seek lawful appointment under the FAA. Aiscenix cannot rely on this fallback to evade consequences of its own nonpayment or noncompliance. Nonwaivable rights to proceed in court remain intact.

16.8 Opt out. You may opt out of arbitration by emailing the legal contact in Section 20 within 30 days after your first acceptance, with your name, account email, and an unambiguous statement that you opt out. No special form, reason, or payment is required. Your account and other contractual rights are unaffected. A timely opt-out applies to later versions unless you separately and expressly agree otherwise. We will record receipt and send an acknowledgment. A timely valid opt-out is effective upon receipt and does not depend on our sending that acknowledgment.

16.9 Changes. We will give 30 days' advance notice of a material arbitration change and require affirmative acceptance. You may reject it within that period by email; the prior valid provision continues for you. A change does not apply to an existing noticed dispute. If you first become subject to arbitration through a later amendment, the same 30-day opt-out right applies.

16.10 Law and venue. California law governs, without its conflict-of-law rules, except the FAA governs arbitration and nonwaivable law remains applicable. Subject to the exceptions above and mandatory local rights, nonarbitrated disputes belong exclusively in the California state courts in Los Angeles County or the United States District Court for the Central District of California, and the parties consent to personal jurisdiction there. Small claims may be filed where its rules permit; provisional relief and award or judgment enforcement may be sought in any competent court. This clause does not create federal subject-matter jurisdiction.

17 Confidentiality

17.1 Protected information. "Confidential Information" means nonpublic information Aiscenix discloses or makes available that is marked confidential or reasonably should be understood as confidential, including security methods, unreleased product plans, source code, nonpublic business and partner terms, internal financial information, and other users' nonpublic information. It excludes information you can show became public without breach, was already lawfully known, was independently developed, or was lawfully received without restriction. Public agreement terms, your own independently known experience, and the mere existence of a dispute are not confidential solely under this clause.

17.2 Duties. Use Confidential Information only to perform this Agreement or use authorized services. Protect it with reasonable care and disclose it only to representatives who need to know and are bound by equivalent duties or professional confidentiality. You are responsible for their breaches to the extent caused by your disclosure. Promptly report unauthorized access or disclosure and reasonably cooperate in containment. Do not use nonpublic viewer information for independent marketing, sale, profiling, or model training without a separate lawful authorization.

17.3 Permitted disclosure and duration. You may disclose information to legal, tax, and financial advisers under confidentiality duties, and as required by law after notice where lawful and appropriate protective steps. Nothing restricts lawful whistleblowing, protected reporting, cooperation with authorities, testimony, or disclosures protected by 18 U.S.C. 1833(b), including confidential disclosures to a government official or an attorney solely to report or investigate a suspected violation of law, and disclosures in a complaint or other document filed under seal. An individual bringing a retaliation claim for reporting a suspected violation may disclose trade secrets to counsel and use them in the proceeding if filed under seal and not otherwise disclosed except by court order, as that statute provides. Duties last three years after termination, and for trade secrets as long as legally protected and personal data as law requires. On request or termination, return or delete the information except legally required records and inaccessible routine backups, which remain protected.

18 Data and creation tools

18.1 Privacy and permissions. Each party must comply with laws applicable to its processing of personal information. You must have the permissions and lawful basis needed to upload personal information and permit the authorized uses. Do not submit sensitive personal data unrelated to a lawful, disclosed content purpose. We may process necessary account, transaction, usage, and rights records to perform this Agreement, protect the service, and meet legal obligations, subject to applicable notices, rights, retention limits, and any required consent. This Agreement is not a substitute for a privacy notice or a statutory data-processing agreement.

18.2 No ownership of people or data rights waiver. You acquire no ownership of viewers or their personal information. We may use lawfully deidentified and aggregated service analytics for operational and business purposes, subject to applicable law and Section 4.9. Neither party may reidentify data contrary to applicable restrictions. Our rights in analytics do not transfer your Content ownership or waive anyone's privacy rights.

18.3 Private inputs and outputs. For nonpublic inputs, drafts, and outputs processed through an integrated tool, you grant only the rights needed to perform the requested generation or editing, store and deliver results, provide support, enforce safety and security, and meet legal obligations. The public distribution and promotional license applies only when you publish or expressly designate the material for those purposes. Before transmitting private materials to an integrated provider, we will require binding terms consistent with these purpose limits and Section 4.9, including appropriate confidentiality, security, retention, and deletion obligations. If a provider requires materially different permissions, the affected integration must remain disabled for those materials unless the necessary separate express permission and lawful terms are obtained. Do not submit material you lack permission to transmit to the identified service. You must review outputs for accuracy, rights, and safety before publication.

18.4 Tool terms and charges. Optional paid tools, generation credits, or subscriptions require separate purchase disclosures and applicable terms presented before purchase, including price, renewal if any, usage, refund treatment, and relevant third-party conditions. This Agreement alone authorizes no recurring debit, waives no statutory refund, and promises no particular output. An inference failure or tool defect is not automatically creator misconduct. Third-party terms cannot silently expand the licenses in Sections 4 and 18 or override the training restriction. Separate tool or vendor obligations are not displaced by your creator indemnity. Aiscenix Director, our creative software, is governed by the Aiscenix Director Terms, which control over Sections 4.9 and 18.3 for materials you use in Director.

19 General provisions

19.1 Independent relationship. You act as an independent business or creator, control your creative methods, supply your own resources, and may work elsewhere. No partnership, joint venture, agency, employment, fiduciary, or franchise relationship is intended. Neither party may bind the other without written authority. Legal classification depends on applicable law and facts, not this label alone.

19.2 Assignment. You may not assign this Agreement, an account, or rights to Earnings without our prior written consent, except where law requires otherwise. Aiscenix may assign this Agreement and its permitted licenses to an affiliate or in a merger, reorganization, financing enforcement, or sale of the relevant business or assets, provided the successor assumes the applicable obligations. An assignment does not enlarge the Content license, remove accrued payment obligations, or override applicable data-transfer restrictions.

19.3 Events beyond control. Neither party is liable for delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including disasters, war, government action, major network failures, or failures of essential providers not caused by that party, if it takes reasonable mitigation steps. Financial inability alone is not such an event. Accrued payment duties are not extinguished; legally blocked transfers remain subject to law.

19.4 Notices. Routine notices may be delivered by email or dashboard. Material adverse amendments and termination notices will be emailed and also displayed in the dashboard if available. A notice is effective when delivered electronically without an undeliverable response, subject to any legally required receipt or consent standard. Keep your address current. Legal process must be served as law requires; this clause does not substitute ordinary email for legally required service.

19.5 Entire agreement and severability. This Agreement, its schedules, and properly incorporated or separately accepted terms constitute the agreement about their subjects. They replace prior proposals and drafts only as legally effective; accrued rights under any earlier binding contract remain except as expressly and lawfully amended. If a provision is unenforceable, the remainder continues subject to Section 16.7, and a court may narrow it only where law permits. Failure or delay in enforcement is not a waiver. A waiver must be in writing and applies only to the stated instance.

19.6 Interpretation and beneficiaries. Headings are for convenience. "Including" means including without limitation; "days" means calendar days unless stated otherwise; business days exclude weekends and U.S. federal banking holidays. Protected Parties may enforce provisions expressly benefiting them, including applicable liability limits, indemnity, and dispute procedures for covered claims, subject to your valid opt-out and mandatory rights. No other third-party beneficiary is intended. English controls translations to the extent permitted by law.

20 Legal and reporting contacts

20.1 Legal notices and arbitration opt-outs. Aiscenix Inc. | Email: [email protected]. Use a subject identifying "Creator legal notice" or "Arbitration opt-out," as applicable; a different subject does not invalidate an otherwise clear notice.

20.2 Mailing and designated agent details. Company mailing address: 45 S Arroyo Pkwy #1033, Pasadena, CA 91105, United States. DMCA designated agent: Copyright Agent, Aiscenix Inc. (U.S. Copyright Office registration DMCA-1081794). Agent mailing address: 45 S Arroyo Pkwy #1033, Pasadena, CA 91105, United States. Agent telephone: (323) 393-0288. Agent email: [email protected] (subject line "DMCA Notice"). The published agent details must match the Copyright Office registration. General safety and intimate-image reports may be sent to [email protected] with "Content Report" or "Intimate Image Report" in the subject line, or through an available Platform reporting control; a creator account is not required.

Schedule A Initial commercial terms

A1 Initial rates. The following ladder applies, subject to Section 10.3, until prospectively changed under Section 14. Subscriber thresholds refer to authenticated current followers; the ranges show the follower count needed to reach each Tier, and once reached a Tier is permanent under Section 10.2. These percentages apply to Net Receipts, not gross sales or token face value.

A2 Allocation to funded Tokens. For a token-only package, the allocable purchase receipts are the gross cash collected and settled for the package before the fees deducted under A3, excluding separately collected sales or similar transaction taxes. For a plan combining viewing Tokens with other services, Aiscenix must establish a reasonable allocation between the components before sale, ordinarily based on relative standalone selling prices; where those prices are unavailable, use another reasonable, documented, consistently applied valuation method. The viewing-token allocation and methodology must be disclosed in the creator commercial terms before the related Tokens are eligible for creator monetization. Only the amount allocated to viewing Tokens enters the creator revenue pool. Aiscenix must not enable creator monetization for a bundled plan until the allocation is established and disclosed, and may not allocate all bundle receipts to Tokens merely because other components lack separate prices. Divide allocable viewing-token receipts by the Purchased Tokens in that package to determine each Token's allocated receipt value. Bonus Tokens delivered with a paid package carry the same allocated receipt value as that package's Purchased Tokens, funded by Aiscenix; they do not reduce the value of Purchased Tokens. Bonus Tokens are offered only as a one-time sign-up bonus on annual token plans. Track source packages and use a consistent first-in, first-out redemption method unless a different disclosed method is legally required. No package allocation may exceed its receipts or be changed retroactively solely to reduce Earnings.

A3 Permitted deductions. Net Receipts equal allocated receipts for Qualifying Spend less (a) the payment-processing rate published on the Platform and in the creator dashboard, which reflects Aiscenix's actual blended payment-processing cost, and (b) transaction taxes not already excluded. Deduct each cost only once. Ordinary overhead, corporate taxes, salaries, hosting, model-inference costs, app-store or distribution-channel commissions, and refunds and chargebacks borne by Aiscenix under Section 8.2 are not deducted. A new deduction requires the Section 14 process. The published rate must be reasonably supported, reviewed at least quarterly, and adjusted up or down to actual cost, with credits for excess deductions; any increase will be posted at least 30 days before it takes effect, and decreases may take effect immediately. The account statement must distinguish deductions from separate payout fees, reserves, and creator-caused loss recoveries.

A4 Example. A viewer pays US$240 before tax for an annual plan of 24,000 Purchased Tokens plus a 400-Token sign-up bonus. Each Token, including each Bonus Token, carries US$0.01 in allocated receipts (US$240 ÷ 24,000). A 90-Token episode therefore allocates US$0.90. If the published processing rate is 6% (US$0.054) and no other adjustments apply, Net Receipts are US$0.846 and Seed-tier Earnings are US$0.5922, approximately US$0.59. Bonus Tokens are funded by Aiscenix and do not dilute the value of Purchased Tokens.

A5 Promotional Tokens and discounts. Promotional Tokens carry an allocated receipt value of US$0.01 per Token, funded by Aiscenix as a marketing expense, and generate Earnings at your Revenue Share Rate in the same way as Purchased Tokens. Promotional Tokens are tracked in a separate promotional balance, are issued only to verified viewer accounts, expire 30 days after issue, and are spent before a viewer's Bonus and Purchased Tokens. Expired Promotional Tokens generate no Earnings. Aiscenix controls whether, when, how many, and to whom Promotional Tokens are issued, may stop issuing them or change future campaigns, and must honor Earnings from spend that has already qualified. Promotional Tokens may not be spent on your own Content or by accounts linked to you, and Earnings from Promotional Token spend are subject to the same pending period and to Section 8.6. Losses from promotional abuse in which you had no part are borne by Aiscenix. Aiscenix may set reasonable limits on Promotional Token spend per viewer per creator, require genuine viewing before promotional spend earns, and limit Promotional Token grants to one per person, device, or payment method; these limits apply prospectively, are disclosed in the creator dashboard, and do not affect Earnings from spend that has already qualified. The free viewing in Section 7.3 and reasonable excerpts remain authorized separately. Viewer discounts reduce actual receipts unless we expressly fund the difference, and any discount program that would reduce Earnings must be disclosed before the related spend. The current exchange rate is US$1 = 100 Tokens; retail token prices and creator token price limits must be shown before the relevant purchase or publication.

A6 Timing and finality. The rate is the rate applicable when qualifying spend occurs. Estimates may be displayed before receipts clear, but are subject to Sections 8 and 9. A token allocation reversed for a refund or chargeback cannot also earn a second payment through replacement credits unless funded anew or expressly subsidized. Fractions of a cent are accumulated with sufficient precision and rounded to cents at payout, rather than rounding down every viewing transaction.

A7 Excluded revenue and special uses. Unspent or expired token balances, free viewing, advertising, tools, sponsorships, fundraising, and external licensing generate no creator share under this schedule unless separately agreed. No expiration or forfeiture of creator Earnings is created here. Viewer credit expiration, refunds, and renewals must comply with applicable viewer terms and law. Materially different monetization, including a subscription viewing pool, requires disclosed and accepted allocation terms before participation.

A8 Refund allocation. This section applies only to reversals that may reduce Earnings under Sections 8.2 and 8.3; under Section 8.2, only Earnings still pending when the chargeback is received are reduced. A refund or reversal that can be reasonably attributed to a specific episode or transaction is allocated to that transaction, up to its allocated receipts. If the refund reverses a broader token purchase and cannot be attributed more specifically, allocate it proportionately across that package using each Token's original allocated receipt value, including redeemed and unredeemed Tokens. Only the portion attributed to redeemed Tokens reduces related creator Earnings, at the rate originally used for that spend. The portion attributed to unredeemed Tokens reduces their remaining allocated receipt value; unused access credits will be canceled or adjusted only as permitted by applicable viewer terms and law. Record reversals in the source-package ledger so refunded receipts cannot generate duplicate Earnings through later spending or replacement credits. Do not charge a creator for the portion allocated to another creator or to unredeemed Tokens. Actual fee reversals or credits must also be reflected, and permitted fees cannot be deducted twice. Separate creator-caused losses remain subject to Sections 8.4 and 15.

Schedule B Rights and safety reports

B1 Copyright notice. Send a notice to the designated agent in Section 20 identifying the copyrighted work, the allegedly infringing material and information sufficient to locate it, your name and contact information, and your physical or electronic signature. Include a statement of good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the owner, its agent, or law, and a statement that the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act for the owner. A representative list may identify multiple copyrighted works where appropriate. Do not send unnecessary identity documents or copies of prohibited imagery.

B2 Response and counter-notice. We will act expeditiously on legally sufficient copyright notices and promptly notify the affected uploader as required. A counter-notice must include your physical or electronic signature; identification and former location of the removed material; a statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief the material was removed or disabled because of mistake or misidentification; your name, address, and telephone; consent to jurisdiction of the federal district court for your address, or if outside the United States, a district where Aiscenix may be found; and acceptance of service from the claimant or its agent. Upon receipt of a compliant counter-notice, we will promptly send a copy, including the required contact information, to the original claimant and inform that person that we intend to restore the material in ten business days. We will restore access not less than ten and not more than fourteen business days after receipt unless our designated agent first receives notice that the original claimant has filed an action seeking a court order restraining the alleged infringement. A separately identified, independently valid legal or contractual restriction may prevent restoration; we will explain that restriction to the uploader where lawful and administer it consistently with applicable law. Knowingly material misrepresentations can create liability under law.

B3 Repeat infringement and other rights. We will reasonably implement the repeat-infringer policy published in our Copyright & DMCA Policy, under which an account that receives three valid strikes within 12 months is terminated, and accommodate applicable standard technical measures as required for available DMCA protection. We may terminate sooner for deliberate or egregious infringement or other serious rights abuse. Reports involving trademark, privacy, publicity, impersonation, or other rights should identify the material, location, claimed right, basis of authority, and contact information. A copyright counter-notice is not automatically a remedy for a different type of restriction.

B4 Intimate-image reporting. A depicted person or authorized representative may request removal of nonconsensual intimate imagery, including qualifying synthetic depictions, through the safety contact in Section 20 or an available reporting control without creating an account. Identify the material and its location, provide a physical or electronic signature and sufficient contact information, and state in good faith that the depiction was published without the depicted person's consent, with relevant supporting information. We will remove qualifying material as soon as possible and within 48 hours after a valid request, and make the reasonable efforts required by law to identify and remove known identical copies within the applicable period. No creator appeal or copyright counter-notice overrides this separate duty. Do not redistribute the imagery to make a report; identify its URL or location instead where possible.

B5 Urgent safety and privacy. Report child exploitation, threats, or other urgent safety matters promptly through Section 20 or an available reporting control. We may preserve evidence and report to competent authorities when required or permitted by law, including legally required child-exploitation reports. Reports and responses will be handled with appropriate privacy protections, subject to necessary legal disclosure. Nothing here conditions a report to authorities on first contacting Aiscenix or prevents emergency assistance.

Schedule C Electronic acceptance confirmations

C0 Key terms summary. The following plain-language summary must be shown directly above the confirmations in C1 and C4. A shorter summary may be shown instead, as long as it covers ownership, payment, the first right to negotiate distribution, and individual arbitration. It is a guide only; the Agreement controls.

• You own your work. Aiscenix hosts, streams, and promotes it, and will not use it to train AI without your separate consent.

• You are responsible for what you upload. You confirm at every upload that you own or have the rights to it. Aiscenix is a distribution platform; it does not verify your rights or endorse your content.

• Publish at every tier. Quality gates decide promotion, never publishing or pay. Short films are free to watch. Series episodes from episode 4, and feature films after the first 5 minutes, can be paid once paid content opens.

• You earn 70% to 80% of Net Receipts on every token spent on your paid episodes and films, including bonus and promotional tokens, which Aiscenix funds.

• Net Receipts are the token value minus a published payment-processing rate that tracks our actual cost.

• Your tier never goes down, and the rate for any tier you reach is locked in for you.

• Refunds never reduce your earnings. A chargeback reverses only earnings still pending, never money already paid to you, and is restored if we win the dispute. Different rules apply if you were involved in fraud.

• Earnings clear after 45 days. You can request a payout whenever your available balance is at least $50. Payout provider fees are shown upfront and deducted at cost.

• Fake followers, bots, and spending tokens on your own content are prohibited.

• Perks like the IP Incubator, fundraising, and industry introductions are opportunities, not guarantees.

• If you want to license a work you published on Aiscenix to TV, streaming, or distributors, you first give Aiscenix 30 days to negotiate a deal with you. You're free to say no.

• Disputes go to individual arbitration under California law. You can opt out within 30 days.

C1 Creator acceptance. The following confirmations must be presented in the creator application, directly below the summary in C0, each with an initially unchecked box and an accessible link to the full Agreement: (a) Rights and permissions: "I own or have the rights and permissions needed for everything I publish on Aiscenix, including music, footage, performances, likenesses, voices, and AI-tool permissions. I will not upload content that infringes anyone's rights." (b) Creator Agreement: "I am at least 18. I have read and agree to the Creator Agreement, including its Content license, indemnity, and individual arbitration in Section 16. I keep ownership of my work, subject to the license I give Aiscenix. I may opt out of arbitration within 30 days." (c) Content standards: "I will follow the content rules in Sections 5 and 6 of the Creator Agreement. I'm here to make purposeful, story-driven work that respects my audience." (d) Content protection: "I agree that Aiscenix may apply watermarks and other content protection to my work, and I will not remove or bypass them." The submit button stays disabled until all four boxes are checked.

C2 Upload confirmation. Present an initially unchecked box before publication: "I own or have obtained the rights and permissions needed for this Content and its authorized uses, including music, performances, likenesses, voices, source materials, and AI-tool permissions. I confirm that the Content complies with Sections 5 and 6 of the Creator Agreement and that I am responsible for the warranties and applicable indemnity." Publication button: "Confirm and publish." For Content we upload on your behalf, you give this confirmation in your account for the listed titles under C4 or, for later titles, for each title.

C3 Separate permissions. AI-training consent, recurring purchase authorization, and any legally required privacy consent must be presented separately when applicable. The general acceptance or upload checkbox is not a substitute for those permissions. Aiscenix will retain the agreement version and confirmation accepted, account identity, and acceptance timestamp, together with related evidence permitted by law. Material amendments requiring acceptance must use a new affirmative acceptance record.

C4 Certification of earlier profiles. A creator whose profile or Content we published with permission before acceptance certifies in their account. The certification lists the titles, their first-publication dates, and the date the profile was published, and presents, each with an initially unchecked box: the four confirmations in C1; "Aiscenix published the work listed above and my profile with my permission from the dates shown. The Creator Agreement applies to them from those dates."; "I have reviewed my public profile. It is accurate."; and "I agree to the Aiscenix Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, including individual arbitration of disputes in Section 15." We retain the certification record as described in C3.