Unicepay Website Statement
Please read this Statement carefully before using this website. By accessing, browsing, quoting, submitting information or continuing to use this website, you acknowledge and accept this Statement. If you disagree, stop using the website and contact Unicepay in writing.
Article 1. Lawful, Good-Faith and Careful Use
Visitors must act in good faith and with due care when accessing, browsing, using, reposting, introducing, submitting forms, downloading materials or quoting information from this website. Visitors must not intentionally or negligently harm Unicepay or any third party.
- Transmission, use and publication of information must comply with applicable laws, international conventions, regulatory requirements, public order and payment-network rules.
- The website and related services must not be used for illegal, improper, fraudulent, infringing or regulatory-evasion purposes.
- Visitors must not interfere with, attack, scan, scrape, damage or disrupt the website or related network services.
- Visitors must follow the agreements, rules, processes, technical specifications and industry practices related to this website.
Article 2. Copyright and Attribution
Visitors must respect copyright, authorship, trademarks, attribution and other lawful rights when reposting, uploading, downloading, quoting or using text, images, charts, videos, page designs, materials or other works. If you find an attribution or ownership issue, contact us and we will handle it after verification.
Article 3. User Original Content
Unless otherwise stated in writing or required by law, visitors submitting original content must ensure they have lawful rights or authorization. Where such content is used for public display, case communication, cooperation materials or support, Unicepay will use it within a reasonable scope. Other websites, media or organizations need proper authorization before use.
Article 4. Opinions and Responsibility
Industry updates, cases, opinions, event content, partner information and third-party materials on this website represent the relevant author, source or publishing party and do not automatically represent Unicepay views or commitments. Liability is borne by the relevant party under law.
Article 5. Use and Distribution of Content
Unicepay may use content published on this website in websites, electronic materials, campaign pages, social media, email updates, product descriptions or other lawful channels. Content with separate copyright notices, authorization limits or third-party rights is handled under those notices and applicable law.
Article 6. No Unauthorized Copying or Mirroring
Without written consent from Unicepay or the relevant rights holder, no person may copy, link, repost, excerpt, scrape, mirror, reverse engineer, illegally use, commercially exploit or create derivative works from website works, pages, materials, marks, code, layouts or data.
Article 7. Reference Only
Text, images, charts, data, product descriptions, compliance notes, market information and technical explanations on this website are for general reference only. They do not constitute financial, legal, tax, investment, licensing, acquiring-access, risk-control or other professional advice.
Article 8. Third-Party Links
Links, redirects, embeds or recommendations to third-party sites, platforms, products, materials or resources do not mean Unicepay guarantees their availability, authenticity, accuracy, legality, security, completeness or continuous operation. Visitors bear risks from accessing or relying on third-party content, products or services.
Article 9. Personal Data
Personal and business information submitted through registration, forms, applications, partnership inquiries or communications will be handled under the Unicepay Privacy Policy. Except with consent, under Article 10, or as required by law, we will not disclose such information to unrelated third parties without reason.
Article 10. Legal Disclosure
Where government departments, regulators, courts, arbitration bodies, law-enforcement authorities or other competent authorities request information under lawful procedures, Unicepay will provide necessary information according to applicable law, regulatory requirements or public-safety purposes.
Article 11. Account and Password Responsibility
Visitors are responsible for leakage, misoperation, transaction risks or losses caused by voluntarily disclosing passwords, sharing accounts, improper authorization, device compromise, insecure networks or failure to protect credentials. Contact Unicepay immediately if an abnormality is found.
Article 12. Infringement Notice and Handling
Some public materials may come from public channels, partners, event materials or licensed assets. If you believe content infringes your rights, contact support@unicepay.com with ownership proof, infringement description, specific links, contact details and evidence. We will take lawful measures after verification.
Article 13. Templates, Design and Page Frameworks
Unless otherwise stated, website page structures, interactions, layouts, color schemes, component combinations, copy organization and visual frameworks are owned by Unicepay or relevant rights holders. Visitors must not copy templates, imitate pages, scrape in bulk or commercially reuse them.
Article 14. Images, Portraits and Licensed Assets
Product images, scene images, portraits, brand marks, partner logos and licensed assets may appear on this website. Unless expressly authorized, visitors must not use them commercially, for misleading promotion, to infringe third-party rights or in scenes unrelated to Unicepay.
Article 15. Fonts, Icons and Third-Party Components
This website may include fonts, icons, open-source components, third-party libraries or display materials. Visitors who copy, download or reuse them must independently confirm license scope and commercial-use conditions. Unauthorized use is the user responsibility.
Article 16. Interpretation and Contact
To the extent permitted by law, Unicepay is responsible for interpreting, updating and applying this Statement. For infringement or Statement-related matters, contact support@unicepay.com. Updates take effect after publication on this website.