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Read this before applying. Once approved, you'll be asked to formally accept the full partner agreement before you can generate any links.
This document was prepared to establish the operational and contractual rules of the StockBrokerAnalyzer.com Partner Program and remains subject to final review by a qualified German lawyer. Nothing in these Terms constitutes legal, tax, accounting, financial, or regulatory advice.
Applicants must read and accept these Terms before generating, publishing, or using any Partner Link. Applicants must participate as part of their commercial, professional, or self-employed activity — this is a business-to-business partner program, not a consumer arrangement.
These Partner Program Terms ("Agreement") are entered into between Aydin Javanbakht, sole proprietor operating under the business names mCoreBrain.com and StockBrokerAnalyzer.com (the "Company," registered business address: to be added, reachable at info@mcorebrain.com or customersupport@stockbrokeranalyzer.com), and the individual entrepreneur, self-employed professional, sole trader, company, partnership, organisation, or other commercial entity accepted into the Partner Program (the "Partner," "you," or "your").
The Partner Program is intended exclusively for persons and entities participating as part of their commercial, professional, self-employed, or business activity. By applying, the Partner confirms that:
The Partner acts as an independent, non-exclusive contractor. Nothing in this Agreement creates: a. an employment relationship; b. an agency relationship; c. a franchise; d. a joint venture; e. a legal partnership; f. a fiduciary relationship; or g. authority for the Partner to act on behalf of or legally bind the Company. The Partner is solely responsible for deciding when, where, and how to conduct permitted promotional activities.
Participation is non-exclusive. The Partner may promote other lawful products and services, including products that may compete with the Company, provided that the Partner complies with this Agreement and does not misuse the Company's confidential information, intellectual property, data, brand, or tracking technology. The Company may operate other partner, affiliate, referral, advertising, reseller, direct-sales, or distribution arrangements.
Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance. The Company may approve, reject, request further information about, or place conditions on an application at its reasonable discretion. The Company is not required to provide detailed reasons for rejecting an application.
The Agreement becomes effective when the Company approves the application and the Partner electronically accepts the current version of these Terms. The Partner may not generate or publish Partner Links before approval and acceptance.
The Partner must maintain accurate and current information in the Partner dashboard, including: legal name; business or trading name; address; country of residence or establishment; tax information; payout information; email address; websites and social-media accounts used for promotion; and any additional compliance information reasonably requested by the Company.
The Partner is responsible for protecting account credentials and preventing unauthorised access, and must notify the Company immediately of suspected unauthorised access, compromised credentials, fraudulent activity, misuse of Partner Links, or incorrect tracking/payment information. Activity performed through the Partner account will be treated as authorised unless the Partner promptly reports unauthorised access.
Subject to this Agreement: the standard commission for qualifying B2B company-plan sales is 20%. The individual/B2C product is free to the customer (no purchase, no subscription), so referring an individual customer does not generate commission. The applicable product, commission type, and commission rate will be displayed in the Partner dashboard.
Commission is calculated on the net amount actually and finally collected by the Company, excluding where applicable: VAT and other taxes; refunds; reversals; discounts; coupons; promotional credits; chargebacks; payment-processing reversals; unpaid or failed payments; fraudulent transactions; and any amount not ultimately retained by the Company.
A "Qualifying Sale" is a genuine transaction that: is correctly attributed to the Partner under Section 4; is completed by a legitimate customer; is successfully paid; is not cancelled, refunded, reversed, disputed, or charged back; does not result from prohibited activity; complies with this Agreement; and has passed any applicable validation or fraud-review period.
Unless a product or campaign is expressly identified in the dashboard as one-time-only, commission applies to qualifying payments made by a customer who has been successfully attributed to the Partner, including later purchases, upgrades, renewals, or additional qualifying products, subject to the Partner account remaining active and in good standing, the continued operation of the relevant product and Partner Program, the commission rules applicable to that product, the termination provisions in this Agreement, and the absence of fraud, manipulation, abuse, or tracking error. "Lifetime attribution" does not mean the Company guarantees that a customer, product, price, subscription, commission rate, or Partner Program will exist indefinitely.
No commission is owed for: self-referrals; transactions made by the Partner using the Partner's own link; purchases made primarily to obtain commission; transactions involving the Partner's own company, household, employees, agents, or controlled entities unless approved in writing; test transactions; duplicated transactions; fraudulent or artificially generated transactions; transactions arising from prohibited promotion; transactions that cannot be technically attributed; refunded or charged-back transactions; transactions completed before the Partner Link was used; transactions for excluded products; or transactions otherwise identified as non-commissionable in the dashboard.
The Company may introduce different rates for new products, temporary promotional rates, individual negotiated rates, performance-based rates, country-specific rates, or different rates for particular customer segments. Changes apply prospectively only from the effective date communicated in the dashboard or by email, and will not retroactively reduce commission already finally earned on a validated Qualifying Sale.
The Partner is solely responsible for declaring commission income, paying income tax, corporation tax, VAT, social-security contributions, or other applicable charges, determining whether invoices or tax documentation are required, and obtaining independent tax advice. The Company may request tax numbers, VAT identification numbers, invoices, self-billing approvals, residency information, or other documentation required for accounting or legal compliance.
The Company will provide the Partner with one or more unique Partner Links, referral codes, campaign links, or similar tracking mechanisms. Partner Links remain the property of the Company and may be changed, suspended, replaced, or disabled where reasonably necessary.
Subject to valid consent and applicable law, a Partner Link may set a first-party referral cookie or equivalent identifier with a maximum attribution period of 90 days from the qualifying click. The actual tracking period may be shorter where consent is refused or withdrawn, the visitor deletes cookies, uses private/incognito browsing, changes device or browser, blocks tracking via browser settings or extensions, the tracking identifier expires, the visitor clears website data, or applicable law or technical requirements require a shorter period.
The Company will only use tracking cookies and similar technologies in accordance with applicable privacy and device-access laws (including § 25 TDDDG). Where legally required, tracking will not begin until the visitor has provided valid consent through the Company's consent-management system. The Partner must not attempt to bypass, manipulate, preselect, force, or interfere with the visitor's consent choice.
Unless otherwise stated for a specific campaign, attribution is first-click attribution: the first valid Partner Link used by a visitor establishes the initial attribution; a later click on another Partner Link does not replace the original Partner attribution while the original valid tracking identifier remains active; and attribution remains subject to the technical, legal, and fraud-prevention rules in this Agreement.
When a customer completes a first validated Qualifying Sale through the Partner's valid attribution, the customer may remain associated with that Partner for qualifying future purchases while the Partner account remains active and in good standing. The Company may correct, reassign, suspend, or void attribution where it reasonably determines that attribution resulted from fraud, abuse, duplicate accounts, self-referral, cookie stuffing, technical error, manipulation, unauthorised paid advertising, incorrect tracking configuration, or another clear attribution error.
The Company uses commercially reasonable measures to track referrals but cannot guarantee that every visit, registration, sale, or future purchase will be tracked or attributed, and is not responsible for missed attribution caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control (cookie deletion, lack of consent, private browsing, cross-device activity, browser restrictions, ad blockers, network or third-party service failures, incorrect links published by the Partner, customer use of another browser/account, software defects, or other events beyond the Company's reasonable control). No commission is payable where a transaction cannot be reliably attributed to the Partner's account.
The Partner must not modify the tracking component of a Partner Link, remove required parameters, conceal the destination in a misleading way, frame the Company website, inject tracking code into another website, automatically redirect visitors without a genuine user action, use scripts to set referral cookies without a valid click, use cookie stuffing, use browser extensions to insert or replace links, or otherwise interfere with attribution. Approved URL-shortening services may be used only where the final destination is not misrepresented, the Partner's promotional content clearly identifies StockBrokerAnalyzer.com, and the shortening method does not interfere with tracking or consent.
The Partner dashboard may display clicks, registrations, pending conversions, validated conversions, rejected conversions, masked customer identifiers, customer country, transaction amount, commission amount, and payment status. Dashboard information may be preliminary and may later be corrected following validation, refunds, chargebacks, fraud review, or technical reconciliation.
The Partner will not receive the customer's full email address or other direct personal identifiers. The Company may display a masked email address or pseudonymous customer reference solely to allow the Partner to understand and verify commission calculations. The Partner must not attempt to reverse the masking, identify the customer, combine the masked information with another dataset, contact the customer directly based on dashboard information, or use dashboard information for any purpose unrelated to verifying Partner Program activity.
In the event of a discrepancy, the Company's payment, transaction, tracking, refund, fraud-review, and accounting records will determine the commission calculation unless the Partner demonstrates a clear and verifiable error. The Partner must report a suspected reporting error within 60 days of the relevant dashboard entry or payment statement.
Commission is calculated monthly for validated Qualifying Sales recorded through the final day of each calendar month.
The Company targets payment within 15 days after the end of the relevant month ("Net 15"), subject to completed validation, expiry of any applicable refund or review period, complete payout information, required tax or invoice documentation, fraud and compliance checks, and the minimum payout threshold.
The Company may apply a minimum payout threshold, displayed in the Partner dashboard. Where the payable balance is below the threshold, it rolls forward to the following payment period. If the Partner account is validly terminated without fraud or material breach, any legitimately earned balance below the threshold will be paid in the final settlement where technically and legally possible.
The Partner must provide complete and accurate payout details (account holder name, IBAN, BIC/SWIFT code, bank name, bank address, country, currency, tax information, invoice information). The Company is not responsible for delays, rejection fees, bank charges, exchange-rate losses, or failed payments resulting from inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by the Partner.
Unless otherwise stated: the Company pays ordinary outgoing payment fees charged by its own payment provider; the Partner is responsible for charges imposed by the Partner's bank or payment provider and for currency-conversion costs; and intermediary-bank fees may be deducted from the amount received.
The Company may keep a transaction pending until it has reasonably confirmed the payment was successfully collected, the refund period has been considered, no chargeback exists, the customer is genuine, attribution is valid, and no prohibited conduct occurred.
The Company may temporarily withhold affected commission for up to 90 days while investigating reasonably suspected fraud, abuse, self-referral, artificial traffic, duplicate accounts, misleading advertising, cookie stuffing, policy violations, chargeback patterns, or other suspicious activity. Where an external investigation, payment-provider dispute, regulatory inquiry, or legal process requires additional time, the withholding period may be reasonably extended. The Company will not withhold unrelated, clearly legitimate commission without reasonable justification.
The Company may deduct from future commission or request repayment of amounts previously paid where the payment resulted from a later refund, chargeback, duplicate payment, calculation error, fraud, abuse, prohibited activity, invalid attribution, or a material breach of this Agreement. The Company will provide reasonable supporting information for a clawback where legally and operationally possible.
The Partner must promote the Company only through lawful, honest, transparent, and professionally appropriate means, and comply with all applicable laws in every jurisdiction in which the Partner operates, including advertising, unfair commercial practices, influencer marketing, consumer protection, electronic communications, data protection, cookies/tracking, intellectual property, financial promotions, taxation, and spam/direct-marketing law.
The Partner must clearly disclose the commercial and affiliate nature of promotional content whenever required by law (§ 5a UWG). The disclosure must be easy to see, easy to understand, placed close to the promotional content or Partner Link, made before or at the point the user interacts with the commercial content, and suitable for the platform used — e.g. "Advertisement," "Advertising," "Affiliate link," "Werbung," or "Anzeige." The Partner must not hide the disclosure in hashtags, long descriptions, profile pages, or locations unlikely to be noticed.
The Partner must not make false, misleading, unsupported performance, guaranteed-result, or unauthorised pricing claims; inaccurate commission statements; claims that the service provides financial advice; claims that the Company recommends a specific broker as suitable for every user; claims that a broker's ranking is permanent; or statements inconsistent with the Company's official materials.
StockBrokerAnalyzer.com provides analysis and information and does not provide personalised investment advice. The Partner must not represent the Company as an investment adviser, portfolio manager, financial planner, broker, bank, regulated investment firm, or provider of guaranteed investment outcomes, and must not provide regulated advice in the Company's name.
The Partner must not claim or imply that they are an employee, official representative, authorised spokesperson, owner, or part of the Company's management, or legally authorised to make commitments for the Company, or operating an official Company account. The Partner may accurately describe themselves as an "independent partner" or "affiliate partner" of StockBrokerAnalyzer.com.
The Partner may promote the Company through genuine content published on disclosed and approved channels, including websites, blogs, newsletters, podcasts, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, other social-media channels, and other channels approved by the Company. The Company may require prior written approval for a particular channel or campaign.
The Partner must not engage in any of the following:
Automated clicks, bots, click farms, fabricated registrations or purchases, repeated test transactions, artificial traffic, automated form submissions, incentivised clicking without written approval, or any method intended to inflate activity artificially.
Cookie stuffing, forced redirects, hidden pixels that create attribution without a genuine click, automatic cookie setting, replacing another Partner's tracking identifier, injecting Partner Links into third-party content, browser extensions that intercept traffic, toolbar attribution, adware, malware, or any other attribution manipulation.
The Partner must not use Partner Links to purchase products for the Partner, members of the Partner's household, businesses controlled by the Partner, the Partner's employees/contractors where the primary purpose is generating commission, or another person acting on the Partner's behalf. The Company may approve a specific exception in writing.
Impersonating the Company, creating fake reviews, concealing material commercial relationships, claiming false scarcity, publishing fabricated rankings, altering Company reports, falsely claiming access to confidential Company data, suggesting a broker has paid for a ranking or that the Partner can influence rankings, or presenting outdated information as current.
Without prior written approval: bidding on "StockBrokerAnalyzer," "StockBrokerAnalyzer.com," "mCoreBrain," or misspellings/confusingly similar versions of Company trademarks; using Company trademarks in paid-advertising display URLs; running advertisements that appear to be official Company advertisements; sending paid traffic directly to a Partner Link; or using brand terms to intercept users already searching for the Company.
Registering or using domains confusingly similar to Company domains, social-media usernames impersonating the Company, accounts presented as official Company accounts, misleading subdomains, mobile applications using Company branding without permission, or pages designed to appear identical to the Company website.
Without prior written approval, Partner Links must not be published through coupon sites, cashback sites, reward programmes, paid-to-click platforms, browser extensions, toolbars, downloadable software, adware, pop-up/pop-under networks, link-injection services, unauthorised comparison sites, or platforms primarily intended to intercept users immediately before purchase.
The Partner must not send unsolicited commercial messages in violation of applicable law, including unlawful bulk email, direct messages, SMS, messenger marketing, automated comments, forum posts, social-media tagging, or telephone marketing. The Partner is responsible for maintaining any consent records required for their own direct-marketing activities.
Partner Links must not be promoted alongside content involving illegal activity, fraud, malware, hate or unlawful discrimination, threats or harassment, sexual exploitation, deceptive financial schemes, market manipulation, guaranteed-profit schemes, unlicensed regulated activity, or content that could reasonably cause material reputational harm to the Company.
While the Partner account remains active and in good standing, the Company grants the Partner a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable licence to use approved Company names, logos, trademarks, screenshots, banners, descriptions, and marketing materials solely to promote the Company under this Agreement.
All rights in StockBrokerAnalyzer.com, mCoreBrain, trademarks, logos, reports, rankings, scoring methodologies, website content, software, tracking systems, dashboards, databases, designs, source code, documentation, and marketing materials remain with the Company or its licensors. No ownership rights are transferred to the Partner.
The Partner must not materially modify Company branding or marketing materials without prior written approval. Reasonable resizing for platform compatibility is permitted where it does not distort the logo, change the meaning, remove disclaimers, create misleading claims, or damage brand integrity.
The Company may require the Partner to remove or correct specific promotional content it reasonably believes is inaccurate, violates this Agreement or applicable law, misuses Company IP, creates regulatory risk, or damages the Company's reputation. The Partner must act promptly and no later than five business days after receiving the request, unless a shorter period is reasonably required because of legal or regulatory risk.
The licence ends automatically when the Partner account is terminated. The Partner must then stop using Company intellectual property, except where use is reasonably necessary to maintain historical records or comply with legal obligations.
Each party must comply with the General Data Protection Regulation, applicable German data-protection law, and other applicable privacy laws.
For personal data independently collected by the Partner through the Partner's own website, mailing list, social-media account, advertising campaign, community, contact form, or other channel, the Partner acts as an independent controller responsible for an appropriate privacy notice, lawful basis, valid consent where required, responding to data-subject requests, protecting the data, retaining it only as long as necessary, and complying with direct-marketing rules.
The Company acts as controller for personal data collected directly through StockBrokerAnalyzer.com, including customer account, purchase, tracking, billing, security, and Partner-attribution data. The Partner has no independent right to receive or use Company customer data other than the limited masked information displayed in the Partner dashboard.
The Company may process the Partner's personal data to review the application, operate the Partner Program, manage the contractual relationship, provide the dashboard, track referrals, calculate commission, make payments, and for accounting, tax compliance, fraud prevention, security, dispute resolution, legal compliance, and enforcing this Agreement. Further details are provided in the Company's Privacy Policy.
The Company will limit dashboard information to what is reasonably required to operate the Partner Program, calculate commission, identify potential errors, and prevent fraud.
Each party must implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal data against unauthorised access, accidental loss, unlawful disclosure, alteration, destruction, and misuse.
The Partner must notify the Company without undue delay if a security incident affects or may affect Partner Program data, Company confidential information, Partner dashboard information, Company customer information, or Company credentials.
Requests concerning the Partner's own personal data may be submitted to info@mcorebrain.com or customersupport@stockbrokeranalyzer.com, subject to applicable law, identity verification, legal exemptions, and statutory retention obligations.
The Company may retain information after termination where necessary for tax and accounting obligations, fraud prevention, security, legal claims, regulatory compliance, dispute resolution, or enforcement of this Agreement. Financial and business records are retained for the periods required under applicable German commercial and tax law (§ 257 HGB and related provisions).
This Agreement does not by itself appoint the Partner as a processor of Company personal data. If the parties later establish a relationship requiring processing on behalf of the other party, they will enter into any additional data-processing agreement required by applicable law.
The Company may classify a Partner account as inactive if, for a continuous period of 12 months, the account records no meaningful activity (no valid referral clicks, registrations, Qualifying Sales, active campaigns, or other genuine promotional activity known to the Company).
Before terminating an account solely for inactivity, the Company will send a reminder to the registered email address, providing at least 30 days for the Partner to log in, confirm continued interest, update account information, begin genuine promotional activity, or contact Partner Support.
If the Partner does not respond or reactivate the account within the stated period, the Company may terminate the account for inactivity.
Termination for inactivity disables the Partner dashboard and Partner Links, stops attribution of new customers, ends future commission rights after the termination effective date (except for the post-termination period stated in Section 13.8), and does not remove legitimately earned commission relating to Qualifying Sales completed before termination.
A Partner terminated only for inactivity may submit a new application at any time. Approval of the new application is not automatic.
The Company may temporarily suspend the Partner account, Partner Links, tracking, dashboard access, commission validation, or payments where it reasonably suspects fraud, abuse, security compromise, material breach, unlawful promotion, inaccurate registration information, unusual chargeback activity, manipulation of tracking, reputational risk, regulatory risk, or another serious compliance concern.
During suspension, the Company may request information or evidence from the Partner, who must cooperate reasonably and provide accurate information within the requested timeframe.
Following investigation, the Company may restore the account (with or without conditions), reject certain transactions, correct attribution, issue a warning, require content removal, permanently terminate the account, withhold invalid commission, or recover overpaid commission.
A temporary suspension does not automatically mean the Partner has committed wrongdoing. The Company will act reasonably and proportionately based on the available evidence.
This Agreement begins upon approval and acceptance and continues until terminated under this Section.
The Partner may cancel participation at any time using the cancellation function in the Partner dashboard, a support ticket, or by emailing info@mcorebrain.com or customersupport@stockbrokeranalyzer.com from the registered account email address, clearly stating the wish to terminate this Agreement.
The Company will acknowledge the request and complete termination as soon as reasonably possible, no later than 30 days after receiving a valid request. The Partner may request immediate link deactivation; final account settlement still follows the normal validation and payment process.
The Company may terminate the Agreement for any reason by giving at least 14 days' notice by email to the Partner's registered email address.
Either party may terminate immediately where the other party commits a material breach that cannot reasonably be corrected, or fails to correct a remediable material breach within seven days after receiving written notice.
The Company may terminate immediately where it reasonably determines the Partner has engaged in fraud, cookie stuffing, deliberate tracking manipulation, unlawful advertising, serious IP infringement, impersonation, artificial transactions, misuse of personal data, malware distribution, repeated material violations, activity creating substantial regulatory risk, or conduct likely to cause serious harm to the Company, customers, or third parties.
On the effective termination date: the Partner must stop presenting themselves as an active Partner; the licence to use current marketing materials ends; Partner Links may be disabled; no new visitors or customers will be attributed; dashboard access may be limited or removed; confidential information must no longer be used; and outstanding commission will be handled under this Agreement.
Where termination occurs without fraud, abuse, or material breach: legitimately earned commission relating to Qualifying Sales completed before termination remains payable; customers who completed a validated first Qualifying Sale before termination continue to generate commission on qualifying payments completed during the 90 days following the effective termination date; and no commission accrues on payments made after that 90-day post-termination period. This period provides a reasonable transition/final-settlement window and does not extend or renew the Agreement.
Where termination results from fraud, abuse, tracking manipulation, unlawful activity, or material breach: no post-termination commission period applies; invalid pending commission may be cancelled; affected previous payments may be clawed back; and only clearly legitimate and legally payable commission remains payable.
Final payment is made after the normal validation period, reconciliation of refunds and chargebacks, completion of any legitimate investigation, receipt of required payment/tax information, and deduction of valid clawbacks or overpayments.
Commission/payment provisions relating to existing amounts, intellectual-property ownership, confidentiality, data protection, clawbacks, liability limitations, indemnification, dispute resolution, governing law, and record-retention obligations survive termination where relevant.
The Company may change, replace, limit, suspend, or discontinue products, pricing, commission structures, tracking methods, attribution periods, dashboard functionality, eligible countries, promotional materials, or the Partner Program itself.
Where reasonably possible, the Company will provide at least 30 days' notice before permanently discontinuing the entire Partner Program. Immediate or shorter-notice changes may be made where necessary because of law, regulation, fraud, security, third-party service changes, serious technical risk, or circumstances beyond the Company's reasonable control.
Discontinuation does not remove commission validly earned before the effective discontinuation date. Unless the Company expressly provides otherwise, no new commission accrues after the Partner Program's effective closure date.
Confidential information includes non-public information concerning commission arrangements, customer information, security systems, fraud-detection rules, unreleased products, internal reports, technical information, commercial plans, private dashboard information, and communications identified as confidential.
The Partner must use confidential information only for participation in the Partner Program, protect it using reasonable security measures, not disclose it to unauthorised persons, and notify the Company of suspected unauthorised disclosure.
Information is not confidential where the Partner can demonstrate it was lawfully known without restriction, became public without breach, was independently developed, or was lawfully received from another source.
The Partner may disclose confidential information where legally required, provided advance notice is given where legally permitted.
Each party warrants that it has authority to enter into this Agreement.
The Company does not guarantee minimum traffic, sales, or commission, acceptance of promotional content, uninterrupted tracking or availability, continued product availability, future commission rates, or any particular business result.
The Partner Program, website, tracking technology, links, reports, and dashboard are provided on an "as available" basis. The Company may perform maintenance, correct errors, change providers, or temporarily suspend systems.
The Company is not responsible for failures caused by third parties outside its reasonable control, including hosting providers, payment processors, banks, email providers, browsers, consent-management providers, analytics providers, social-media platforms, or internet-service providers.
Nothing in this Agreement excludes a warranty or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded under applicable law.
Nothing in this Agreement limits liability for intent, gross negligence, death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, liability under mandatory product-liability law, or another liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
For slightly negligent breach of an essential contractual obligation (an obligation whose fulfilment is necessary for proper performance of the Agreement and on whose fulfilment the other party may ordinarily rely), liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for this type of agreement.
Subject to Section 17.1, liability for other slightly negligent breaches is excluded to the extent permitted by law.
To the extent permitted by law, the Company is not liable for lost profits, lost opportunities, reputational loss, loss of anticipated savings, indirect or consequential damage, or loss resulting from an inability to track a transaction.
Subject to Sections 17.1 and 17.2, the Company's total aggregate liability arising from this Agreement is limited to the total commission paid or validly payable to the Partner during the six months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
Each party must take reasonable steps to minimise avoidable loss.
To the extent permitted by law, the Partner will indemnify and hold the Company harmless against third-party claims, regulatory costs, reasonable legal expenses, losses, and liabilities arising directly from: a. unlawful promotion by the Partner; b. misleading claims made by the Partner; c. failure to disclose the affiliate relationship; d. infringement of third-party IP rights; e. breach of privacy or direct-marketing law by the Partner; f. unauthorised financial advice or financial promotion; g. impersonation of the Company; h. the Partner's breach of Sections 7 or 8; or i. content created or published by the Partner.
The Company must notify the Partner of the claim within a reasonable time, provide reasonable cooperation, and not agree to an unreasonable settlement imposing liability on the Partner without consultation. The Partner is not responsible to the extent the claim was caused by materials supplied by the Company and used by the Partner without unauthorised modification.
Neither party is liable for delay or failure caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, war, terrorism, civil unrest, governmental action, legal or regulatory changes, strikes, internet outages, cyberattacks, power failures, payment-network failures, cloud-service failures, epidemics or pandemics, or interruption of essential third-party services. The affected party must take reasonable steps to reduce the impact and resume performance where possible. This Section does not excuse payment of amounts already validly due.
The Company may update this Agreement. Material changes take effect only after notice is provided through the dashboard or registered email address and the Partner accepts the updated version. If the Partner does not accept a material update, the Partner may terminate the Agreement.
Non-material changes (clarifications, formatting changes, contact-information updates, corrections, changes that do not materially reduce the Partner's contractual rights, or changes required to reflect technical processes) may take effect on the date stated in the notice.
An update will not retroactively remove commission finally earned before the update's effective date.
The Partner agrees that contractual notices may be delivered electronically through email, the Partner dashboard, support tickets, or another durable electronic method.
Notices sent to the Partner's registered email address are treated as received unless the sender receives a delivery-failure notice. The Partner is responsible for keeping the email address current and checking spam or junk folders.
Partner Program notices, privacy matters, and legal notices should be sent to info@mcorebrain.com or customersupport@stockbrokeranalyzer.com.
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
Before commencing legal proceedings, the parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute informally for at least 30 days after written notice of the dispute.
Where legally permitted, the courts of Berlin, Germany, have exclusive jurisdiction. Any mandatory statutory jurisdiction that cannot lawfully be excluded remains unaffected.
This Agreement, together with the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, product-specific commission rules shown in the Partner dashboard, approved written campaign terms, and brand guidelines, constitutes the entire agreement concerning the Partner Program.
In the event of conflict: individually agreed written terms take priority; product-specific campaign terms take priority for that campaign; these Partner Program Terms apply next; and general website terms apply where not inconsistent.
The Partner may not assign, transfer, sell, or subcontract the Partner account or this Agreement without prior written consent. The Company may assign this Agreement as part of a corporate restructuring, transfer of the business, sale of the website or Partner Program, merger, or transfer to an affiliated legal entity, provided the assignment does not materially reduce already earned payment rights.
Failure to enforce a provision does not waive the right to enforce it later.
If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective. The invalid provision will be replaced, where legally possible, by a valid provision that most closely reflects the original commercial purpose.
Headings are included for convenience and do not affect interpretation.
The Company may provide translations of this Agreement. Unless expressly stated otherwise, the English version controls where legally permitted in the event of inconsistency.
Electronic acceptance, including selecting an acceptance checkbox and submitting the application, has the same contractual effect as a handwritten signature to the extent permitted by law. The Company may record the accepted version, acceptance date and time, account identifier, IP address, user agent, and other reasonable evidence of acceptance.
By selecting "I have read and accept the Partner Program Terms," the applicant confirms that:
Applicant name, business/trading name, date and time, and agreement version are recorded electronically at the moment of acceptance.
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