Terms of service

Effective date. Effective from 16 August 2026

Last updated. Last updated 16 August 2026

Version. Version 1.0

Entity line. Supplier: Bussinesstan. Written notice: hi@bussinesstan.com.

Intro. These terms cover use of the website and the engagements Bussinesstan runs for money transfer operators.

Order line. Where a signed scope conflicts with these terms, the signed scope takes precedence.

These terms of service set out the basis on which Bussinesstan provides marketing and technology work to money transfer operators, and the rules for using the website. They cover engagement scope and fees, client responsibilities, ownership of deliverables, confidentiality, advertising compliance limits, liability and governing law. Audit roadmaps and finished deliverables pass to the client on payment. Nothing in the document is legal, licensing or AML advice.

1. Who these terms cover

2. Definitions

3. Website use

4. Engagements and scope

5. Fees and payment

6. Client responsibilities

7. Ownership of deliverables

8. Confidentiality

9. Advertising compliance

10. No guarantee of results

11. Liability

12. Term and termination

13. Governing law

1. Who these terms cover
The supplier is Bussinesstan, reachable in writing at hi@bussinesstan.com. These terms apply to anyone using the website, and to clients who sign a scope for marketing or technology work. They do not create any relationship with the senders, beneficiaries or agents of a client.
2. Definitions
Engagement means work performed under a signed scope. Deliverables means the documents, roadmaps, creative, code and configuration produced under that scope. Materials means the templates, checklists, frameworks and internal tooling used to produce them. Client accounts means the advertising, analytics, attribution and CRM accounts to which access is granted.
3. Website use
The website may be read, shared and quoted with attribution. Copying pages, checklists or downloads for resale, or republishing them as another party's work, is not permitted. Automated scraping that degrades the site is not permitted. Access may be withdrawn where use breaches these terms.
4. Engagements and scope
Work starts once a written scope is signed. The scope names the deliverables, the timeline, the fee and what is excluded. Anything not written into the scope is out of scope. Changes are agreed in writing and priced before the work is done, not invoiced afterwards.
5. Fees and payment
Fees are fixed at the scope stage and are never charged as a percentage of media spend. Invoices are payable within 14 days of issue. Media budgets are paid by the client directly to the platform. Late payment may pause delivery after written notice.
6. Client responsibilities
The client provides read only access to the accounts named in the scope, one named owner for decisions, and approvals inside the agreed dates. Delay in access or approval moves the delivery date by the same period. The client remains responsible for the accuracy of rate, fee and corridor information supplied for use in campaigns.
7. Ownership of deliverables
Deliverables transfer to the client on full payment, including audit findings and the roadmap, which stay with the client whether or not the engagement continues. Materials remain the property of Bussinesstan and are licensed for internal use only. Third party licences for stock, fonts or software pass on their own terms.
8. Confidentiality
Corridor volumes, margins, roadmaps and account data seen during an engagement are confidential and are not disclosed to any other party. No client name, logo or result is published without written permission. Confidentiality continues after the engagement ends.
9. Advertising compliance
Campaign claims are reviewed for advertising risk, and copy is written to avoid claims a platform is likely to reject. Advertising approval itself remains under the relevant platform's control. Licensing and AML questions go to a qualified adviser. We handle advertising compliance.
10. No guarantee of results
No ranking, volume, cost per first send or revenue outcome is guaranteed. Results vary by corridor, market, spend level and product. Figures quoted in proposals are ranges observed across previous engagements, not commitments for a specific account.
11. Liability
Liability is limited to the fees paid under the engagement in the 12 months before the claim. Neither party is liable for indirect or consequential loss, including lost profit or lost transaction volume. Nothing limits liability for death, personal injury or fraud, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
12. Term and termination
Either party may end an engagement on 30 days written notice. Fees for work completed to the termination date remain payable. On termination, access to client accounts is handed back, credentials are removed and completed deliverables are transferred once paid.
13. Governing law
The governing law and the courts with jurisdiction are stated in the signed scope for each engagement, and that scope prevails over this document. Where no scope has been signed, use of this website alone creates no contract and no choice of law. Disputes are raised in writing first, with 30 days allowed to resolve them before proceedings begin.

Toc title. On this page

Callout · definition 1. Deliverables transfer on full payment.

Callout · definition 2. Materials stay with Bussinesstan, licensed for internal use.

Callout · definition 3. Fees are fixed, never a percentage of media spend.

14. Contact

Email: hi@bussinesstan.com

Contact intro. Questions about these terms go to the contact named here.

Response line. Contract questions are answered within 5 working days of receipt.

Notice line. Formal notice under these terms is given in writing to the postal address.