User Agreement

1. Terms and Definitions

In this User Agreement, unless the text expressly provides otherwise, the following terms have the meanings set out below:

Steam Service — the online service offered by Valve Corporation, the rights holder of the Inventory items.

Owner — Transtrade LTD, a legal entity registered at 66 Kalyk Akiev St., Leninsky District, Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic. Registration number: 310961-3301-LTD. Tax ID: 9909710251.

User — an individual who has an account on the Site and has entered into the Agreement with the Owner.

Registration — the process of creating a Personal Account on the Site, which takes place during the first Authorisation.

Personal Account — the set of protected pages of the Site created as a result of the User's registration, through which the User can use all or some of the Site's functionality. The Personal Account is accessed by clicking the “Sign in” button on the Site and completing Authorisation via one of the offered methods, or by opening the Site if the User has not previously signed out of the Personal Account by clicking “Sign out”.

Inventory — the ability to use in-game content from CS2, RUST and DOTA2 in accordance with the Steam Subscriber Agreement published at https://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/.

Authorisation — the process of signing in to the User's Personal Account via third-party services.

Site — composite works consisting of information, texts, graphic elements, design, images, photo and video materials, computer programs and other results of intellectual activity, except for the Inventory, contained in the information system that makes such information available on the Internet within this domain zone.

Multi-accounting — two or more registered accounts on this resource created using other people's or additional accounts of one user within one social network or any other form of registration on the Site.

Agreement — this User Agreement.

Parties — the Owner and the User.

In accordance with the legislation of the United Kingdom and the standards of interpretation of terms established on the Internet, all other terms and definitions used in the text of the Agreement are interpreted by the Parties in accordance with their legal system.

The headings (titles of articles) of the Agreement are for convenience of reading only and have no literal legal meaning.

2. Conclusion of the Agreement

The text of the Agreement, permanently available on the Internet at https://skinity.club/terms-of-service and during registration (authorisation) on the Site, contains all the essential terms of the Agreement and constitutes the Owner's offer to enter into the Agreement with any legally capable third party using the Site on the terms set out in the text of the Agreement.

In accordance with applicable law, the text of the Agreement is a public offer.

To accept the Agreement, a third party must take the following steps:

• Read the terms of the Agreement;
• Express consent to the terms of the Agreement by ticking the box labelled “I accept the terms of the User Agreement” in the Registration form. Consent to receive marketing materials is optional and is given separately;
• Sign in to the Site by following the “Sign in” link and completing authorisation via any of the offered methods.

3. Subject of the Agreement

3.1. Services Provided by the Owner to the User

3.1.1. A free simple (non-exclusive) licence to use the Site and its software in accordance with their functional purpose as defined by the explicit user functions of the Site and the Personal Account.

3.1.2. A paid simple (non-exclusive) licence to use balance funds in the Site's game modes in accordance with their intended purpose. The cost of using balance funds in a particular game presented on the Site is irrelevant.

3.2. Licence Term

The licence granted to the User under clause 3.1.1 of the Agreement is valid for the entire period of use of the Site and the Personal Account, and in the territory where the Site and the Personal Account remain available to the User.

3.3. Term of the Licence to Use Game Modes

The licence granted to the User under clause 3.1.2 of the Agreement is valid in the territory where playing the Site's game modes is available, from the moment the User pays the fee for using a particular game mode until the Inventory is determined by means of that game mode.

4. Restrictions for the User

Prohibition on circumventing technical restrictions. The User may not circumvent technical restrictions set on the Site, in the Personal Account and in the game modes, including through the use of exploits (or bugs that have arisen). If the User discovers a way to circumvent a technical restriction (or an exploit or bug), the User must report it to the Owner.

Prohibition on reverse engineering, decompiling and disassembling. The User may not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the Site, the Personal Account and the game modes, except where expressly permitted by the legislation of the United Kingdom.

Prohibition on copying. The User may not create copies of the Site, the Personal Account and the game modes, including their visual design.

Prohibition on modification. The User may not modify the Site, the Personal Account and the game modes in any way.

Prohibition on actions disrupting operation. The User may not take actions aimed at altering the functioning or performance of the Site, the Personal Account and the game modes, including through third-party software (scripts, bots or other tools giving an advantage over other players or over the Site administration).

Prohibition on transferring access to the Personal Account. The User may not grant third parties access to the Personal Account or use third parties' Personal Accounts.

Prohibition on multi-accounting. The User may not use more than one account on the Site.

Prohibition on defamation. The User may not publicly defame the Site or accuse the Site of fraud.

Prohibition on commercial use of Site materials. The User may not use the names of Site materials (including bonus and promotional materials) to gain benefit in the Site's affiliate programme.

5.1. Features Provided by the Site to the User

• Reviewing the contents and characteristics of the Inventory and the conditions for obtaining it in the Site's game modes;
• Purchasing a licence to play the Site's game modes: the User may purchase a licence to play the Site's game modes and receive the corresponding Inventory in the manner set out in the Agreement.

5.2. Personal Account Features

• Transfer of Inventory to a Steam account;
• Disposal of Inventory for bonus points in the amount indicated in the Inventory description. These points entitle the User to a discount when paying the licence fee for playing the Site's game modes.

5.3. Acceptance of Inventory

Period for accepting Inventory. From the moment Inventory is received as a result of a win or play in the Site's game modes, the User may, within 1 (one) year: accept the Inventory into a Steam account; dispose of the Inventory.

Conditions for using Inventory in Steam. Inventory will be accepted for use in a Steam account only if the User complies with all rules and conditions of the service published on the Site and in the Personal Account.

Procedure for accepting Inventory into Steam. To accept Inventory received under clause 5.3 of this Agreement, the User, within 1 (one) year of receiving it: follows the “Withdraw” link in the Personal Account; clicks “Claim” to transfer the Inventory (or part of it) to Steam.

Withdrawal to the registration account. Inventory may be withdrawn (transferred) exclusively to the Steam account from which the User registered on the Site. Withdrawal to any other account, including one belonging to the User, is not permitted.

5.4. Disposal of Inventory

The User may dispose of Inventory that has been received but not accepted into a Steam account in exchange for bonus points, the amount of which is indicated in the Inventory description in the Personal Account. One bonus point entitles the User to a discount of one US dollar when paying the licence fee for participating in the Site's game modes.

Non-monetary nature of bonus points. The Parties agree that bonus points are not money and are not refundable or exchangeable.

Period for disposing of Inventory. The User must follow the link with the Inventory description in the Personal Account within 1 (one) hour of receiving the Inventory.

Automatic disposal of Inventory. If the User takes no action within 1 (one) hour of receiving the Inventory, the unused Inventory is disposed of automatically.

Display of bonus points. Bonus points received from the disposal of Inventory are displayed in the User's Personal Account.

5.5. Refunds

Under the terms of this Agreement, refunds from the bonus points account are not provided. The User may receive compensation only in the form of Inventory in a Steam account, subject to compliance with all rules set out in this Agreement and the company's internal rules.

5.6. User Verification

Before Inventory is withdrawn, the Owner verifies the User to confirm compliance with the terms of this Agreement. If verification is successful, the Owner enables withdrawal for the User. Successful verification of one request does not guarantee automatic approval of subsequent requests. Each withdrawal is verified individually. The Owner reserves the right to block subsequent withdrawals and the User's account in the event of a breach of this Agreement, regardless of when the breach occurred.

6. Owner's Remuneration

Amount of the licence fee. The User pays the Owner a licence fee for using the Site's game modes in the amount indicated on the Site.

Payment procedure. The licence fee is paid by the User from funds transferred to the Owner in advance via the payment service, information about which is available to the User at the time of payment.

Display of balance. The amount of funds transferred to the account in advance is displayed in the User's Personal Account.

Payment process. Funds are transferred to the Owner as payment of the licence fee referred to in clause 6.1 of the Agreement in the manner, procedure and under the rules set out on the corresponding page of the Site, taking into account the specifics and requirements of the payment service engaged by the Owner for settlements.

Moment of payment. The licence fee referred to in clause 6.1 of the Agreement is deemed paid at the moment the corresponding amount is debited from the funds transferred to the Owner in advance. The User is informed of this by a corresponding change in the balance in the Personal Account.

Application of clause 5.5. Payment of the licence fee referred to in clause 6.1 of the Agreement in the manner set out in this section is made subject to clause 5.5 of the Agreement.

7. Personal Data

Consent to the processing of personal data. The User consents to the Owner processing information, including personal data, provided when using the Site. This includes the data specified in the User's account, including the third-party account used for authorisation.

Definition of personal data processing. Processing of personal data includes recording, systematisation, accumulation, storage, clarification (updating, modification), retrieval, use, transfer (dissemination, provision, access), including cross-border transfer, anonymisation, blocking, deletion and destruction of personal data not falling within special categories, the processing of which under the applicable legislation of the United Kingdom requires the User's written consent.

Purposes of personal data processing. Personal data is processed for the purposes of:

Withdrawal of consent to the processing of personal data. The User may withdraw consent to the processing of personal data at any time by sending the Owner a written notice to the address specified in clause 1 of the Agreement by registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt.

Termination of the Agreement. The User understands that such withdrawal means termination of the Agreement.

Owner's right to continue processing personal data. In accordance with applicable law, the Owner may continue to process the User's personal data in the cases provided for by law.

Additional provisions on personal data processing. A document published on the Site may contain additional or different provisions on the processing of personal data.

Precedence of the Agreement. In the event of a conflict between the provisions of such a document and the provisions of this section, the provisions of the Agreement prevail.

Optional consent to receive marketing materials. The User may, at their discretion, give separate voluntary consent to receive marketing materials from the Owner at the email address specified or provided during registration. This consent is entirely optional and does not affect the ability to use the Site and its services. The User gives such consent by ticking a separate box during Registration or in the Personal Account settings. Declining to receive marketing materials does not restrict the User's access to the Site's functionality and does not affect the quality of the services provided.

Withdrawal of consent to receive marketing materials. Consent to receive marketing materials may be withdrawn by the User at any time without giving reasons and without any consequences for the use of the Site:

Withdrawal of consent takes effect within 72 hours of the Owner receiving the notice.

• Performance of the Parties' obligations under the Agreement;
• Registration of the User on the Site;
• Purchase of a licence to participate in the Site's game modes;
• Receipt of Inventory;
• Sending to the User's email address messages necessary for the performance of the Agreement (transaction confirmations, account status notifications, changes to the terms of service).
• by sending the Owner a written notice to the address specified in clause 1 of the Agreement;
• by using the unsubscribe link in every marketing email;
• by changing the settings in the Personal Account.

8. Limitation of Liability

Liability for third-party actions. The Owner is not liable for the User's losses resulting from unlawful actions of third parties, including:

Liability for disclosure of data. The Owner is not liable for damage that may be caused to the User as a result of the disclosure of data required for:

Rights to the Inventory. The Owner is not the rights holder of the Inventory items and does not determine how the Inventory is used or operates.

Steam licence agreement. With respect to the Inventory, the User is governed by the Steam licence agreement, available at the time of this version of the Agreement at http://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/.

Software for using the Inventory. The Owner does not provide software for using the Inventory for its intended purpose on the User's device.

Independent installation of software. The User independently acquires and/or installs such software on their device.

Provision of the Site “as is”. The Site and its software, including the Personal Account and the game modes, are provided “as is”.

Risk of using the Site. The risk associated with using the Site lies with the User.

No warranties. The Owner, the telecom operators providing access to the Site, and the Owner's affiliates, suppliers and agents provide no warranties of any kind with respect to the Site.

Non-conformity with the User's expectations. The Owner does not guarantee that the Site, the Site's game modes and the Personal Account:

Force majeure. Software and hardware failures, whether on the Owner's or the User's side, that prevent the User from accessing the Site, the Site's game modes or the Personal Account constitute force majeure and grounds for releasing the Owner from liability for non-performance of its obligations under the Agreement.

Assignment of rights and transfer of debts. The Owner may assign its rights and transfer its debts under all obligations arising from the Agreement. The User hereby confirms consent to the assignment of rights and transfer of debts to any third parties. The Owner notifies the User of an assignment of rights and/or transfer of debts by publishing the relevant information on the Site.

Limitation of damages. In any event, the amount of damages that may be compensated to the User is limited under this Agreement to 10 (ten) US dollars.

Termination of the Agreement. Unless otherwise provided in the Agreement, if the User breaches the terms of the Agreement, the Owner may unilaterally: terminate the Agreement; terminate the User's access to the Personal Account.

Liability for infringement of third-party rights. If such a breach causes damage to third parties or infringes their rights, the User bears full responsibility for it.

• Unauthorised access to the Personal Account;
• Unauthorised access to the third-party service through which the User performs Authorisation.
• Access to the Personal Account;
• Access to the third-party service through which the User performs Authorisation.
• Meet the User's requirements;
• Will be available continuously, quickly, reliably and without errors.

9. Dispute Resolution

Negotiations. In the event of disputes, disagreements or claims regarding the performance, termination or invalidity of the Agreement, the Parties will seek to reach a consensus through negotiations.

Sending a claim. In the event of claims and/or disagreements, the Parties send the other Party a message specifying: the disagreements/claims that have arisen; references to the clauses of the Agreement that, in the Party's opinion, have been breached; demands to the other Party.

Court proceedings. If within 30 (thirty) business days of sending the message the sender has not received a response from the other Party, or the Parties have failed to resolve the disagreements, the dispute will be considered by a court at the Owner's location.

10. Final Provisions

Analogues of a handwritten signature. Within the Agreement — in its performance, amendment, supplementation and termination, as well as in correspondence — the Parties may use analogues of a handwritten signature.

Legal force of signature analogues. The Parties confirm that all notices, messages, agreements and documents signed with analogues of a handwritten signature in the performance of obligations under the Agreement are legally binding and enforceable.

Definition of signature analogues. Analogues of a handwritten signature are: authorised email addresses; Personal Account credentials.

Presumption of signature. By agreement of the Parties, all notices, messages, letters and documents sent using authorised email addresses and the Personal Account are deemed sent and signed by the Parties, unless such letters expressly state otherwise.

Authorised email addresses. For the Owner: support@skinity.club. The Owner uses the domain name skinity.club for its operations. For the User:

Confidentiality. The Parties undertake to keep confidential the information required to access the authorised email addresses and the Personal Account, and not to disclose or transfer it to third parties.

Restricting access to confidential information. The Parties independently determine the procedure for restricting access to confidential information.

Presumption of validity of actions. When authorised email addresses are used, until the other Party is informed of a breach of confidentiality, all actions taken and documents sent via the other Party's authorised email address, even if taken or sent by other persons, are deemed taken and sent by that other Party.

Liability for actions taken via an authorised email address. In such a case, the rights, obligations and liability arise for that other Party.

Presumption of validity of actions taken in the Personal Account. While the Personal Account is in use, until the User informs of a breach of confidentiality, all actions taken and documents sent via the Personal Account are deemed taken and sent directly by the User.

Liability for actions taken in the Personal Account. In such a case, the rights, obligations and liability arise for the User.

Ownership and confidentiality of information. This User Agreement and all information on this Site are the property of the company and may not be copied or disclosed to third parties.

Internal company directives. In addition to the rules set out in the User Agreement, the Owner is also guided by internal company directives, which are not disclosed but which the Owner is entitled to apply when providing services to the User.

• The email address specified or provided by the third-party service when registering/signing in to the account;
• The email address specified when making a payment on the Site.

11. Amendments to the Agreement

Amendment of the Agreement. The Owner may unilaterally amend the terms of the Agreement.

Entry into force of amendments. Amendments take effect upon publication on the website at https://skinity.club/terms-of-service.

Acceptance of amendments. Continued use of the Site's functionality by the User after publication of a new version of the Agreement constitutes acceptance of the new version.

Disagreement with amendments. If the User does not agree with the amendments to the terms of the Agreement, the User must stop using the Site.

Governing law. In matters not regulated by the Agreement, the Parties are governed by the applicable legislation of the United Kingdom, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules.

12. KYC (Know Your Customer) Procedure

12.1. Initiating KYC Verification

Verification triggers. The Owner reserves the right to require the User to undergo identity verification (KYC) in cases of suspected unusual behaviour, suspicious activity, breach of the Agreement, or as required by law.

Requested documents. As part of the KYC procedure, the Owner may request from the User identity documents (passport, driving licence or other identity document) as well as additional documents at the Owner's discretion.

12.2. Storage and Processing of KYC Data

Security and confidentiality. All documents and information provided as part of the KYC procedure are stored encrypted on secure servers with restricted access. The Owner guarantees compliance with all necessary measures to protect the confidentiality of personal data.

Retention period. Data obtained during the KYC procedure is retained for the period established by applicable law, but for no less than 5 (five) years from receipt.

Use of data. Information obtained during the KYC procedure is used solely to verify the User's identity and to comply with legal requirements. The Owner does not transfer the data to third parties except as required by law.

12.3. Verification Process and Restrictions

Verification timeframe. The KYC verification procedure may take up to 7 (seven) business days from the moment the User provides all required documents.

Withdrawal status. While the KYC procedure is in progress, all of the User's Inventory withdrawal requests are suspended until verification is successfully completed.

Refusal to undergo KYC. If the User refuses to undergo the KYC procedure, the Owner reserves the right to indefinitely restrict the ability to withdraw Inventory from the User's account.

Verification results. Upon completion of the KYC procedure, the User will be notified of the results. If verification is successful, the restrictions on Inventory withdrawal will be lifted.

Right of refusal. The Owner reserves the right to refuse verification to the User without giving reasons if there is suspicion of a breach of the Agreement or of legal requirements.

12.4. Additional Provisions

Changes to requirements. The Owner reserves the right to change the requirements of the KYC procedure in line with changes in legislation or the company's internal policy.

Request for additional documents. During verification, the Owner may request additional documents or information to confirm the User's identity, which may extend the duration of the KYC procedure.