1. Definitions

• Provider: [·] (company name), details in the Privacy policy.
• Service: the chinago.pl site together with the partner panel.
• User: anyone using the Service.
• Partner: a User with an active account in the partner programme.
• Programme: the partner programme described in the Partner terms.

2. Scope of services

The Service provides information about the partner programme and a panel where a Partner sees their results, materials and settlements.

Using the informational site is free and requires no account. Access to the panel requires an account created by the Provider after an application is accepted.

3. Technical requirements

• A device with internet access and a current browser.
• Essential cookies enabled.
• An active email address.

4. Account

Accounts are created by the Provider after reviewing an application. There is no self-service registration.

We issue the login and it belongs to one person. Neither login nor password may be shared or resold. The email address is for contact, not for signing in.

If you suspect someone accessed your account, write to us immediately.

5. Rules of use

The following are prohibited in particular:

• providing false information,
• attempts to bypass security, scanning and automated scraping without permission,
• disrupting the operation of the Service,
• using the Service for unlawful content.

6. Liability

The Provider makes every effort to keep the Service running, but reserves the right to technical breaks. We announce planned breaks in advance.

The scope of the Provider’s liability [·], to be finalised by a lawyer, taking account of electronic services law and consumer rights.

7. Complaints

Complaints go to partner@chinago.pl. Tell us what the matter concerns and what you expect.

We reply within 14 days of receiving the complaint.

8. Changes to the terms

We announce changes 14 days in advance by email or a notice in the panel. If you do not accept the new wording you can close your account before the changes take effect.

9. Governing law

Polish law applies. This does not exclude the protection a consumer enjoys under the law of their country of habitual residence.