Tacu Terms of Service

Notice date: October 4, 2026

This revision clarifies credit validity and refunds, rights in AI Output and commercial use, publication and reuse of materials, and handling after account closure. It applies to new Members who register after publication. Application to existing Members follows the notice procedure in the Supplementary Provisions; previously acquired rights and purchase terms are preserved.

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms of Service (the “Terms”) govern use of Tacu and the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of Cutib US Inc. (the “Company”) and Users.

Article 2 (Definitions)

The terms used in these Terms are defined as follows:

1. “Service”: Video creation and management services provided through Tacu (https://tacu.ai), including scenario planning, storyboarding, AI generation, editing, project and cost management, and collaboration.
2. "User": A person who uses or intends to use the services provided by the Company, classified as a Member or Non-Member.
3. “Member”: A person who enters into an agreement with the Company under these Terms to use paid or free Services.
4. “Non-Member”: A person who uses limited Service features without registering as a Member.
5. "Account (ID)": A unique identifier assigned or approved by the Company for Member identification and use of the Service. A separate public Username may be automatically generated and need not be a legal name.
6. "Password": A combination of letters, numbers, or special characters selected and kept confidential by a Member who uses password-based login to authenticate the Account. Third-party login uses the relevant provider's authentication method.
7. “Credits”: Usage units granted through purchases, promotions, free allocations, or other Company arrangements and deducted for certain Service features. Credits have no cash value and may not be redeemed for cash, withdrawn, assigned, sold, or transferred between accounts. Refunds under Article 13 and Company-approved shared use or transfers are exceptions.
8. "Credit Pack": A prepaid credit product that a Member purchases on a one-time basis to use AI features within the Tacu Service.
9. “Subscription Plan”: A monthly or annual recurring-payment plan described on the pricing page, payment screen, or in a separate agreement.
10. "Input": Text (such as loglines or prompts), images, video, audio, or other data or materials that a Member provides to the Service to create AI Output.
11. "AI Output": Output such as images, videos, audio, or text (including scenarios and cut descriptions) generated within the Service based on a Member's Input.
12. “User-Posted Content”: Text, images, videos, audio, files, links, and other materials posted by Members in areas such as boards or comments, outside AI generation features.
13. "Third-Party AI Services": External artificial intelligence services linked by the Company to provide AI Output functionality within the Service (e.g., image generation APIs, video generation APIs, etc.).
14. "Project Data": Data provided or generated as a Member creates, edits, or manages a project, including its structure, creative instructions, generation settings, and editing history.

Article 3 (Display, Explanation, and Amendment of Terms)

1. The Company makes these Terms, the business information in Article 20, and legally required privacy contact information available on the Service or a linked page.
2. The Company prominently displays important terms or explains them on a linked page.
3. The Company may amend these Terms to the extent that such amendment does not violate applicable laws and regulations concerning consumer protection and regulation of terms and conditions in the country where the User resides.
4. The Company publishes the changes, reasons, and effective date. Non-adverse changes may apply upon publication; adverse changes are individually notified reasonably in advance. Notice and consent requirements under applicable law or existing agreements are respected.
5. Members who disagree may reject the amendment and terminate their agreement before it takes effect. Continued use after the effective date, following notice of the amendment, constitutes acceptance. Changes requiring separate consent or permission apply only after it is obtained.

Article 4 (Provision and Modification of the Service)

1. The Company provides the following services:
   1. Access to and right to use the Tacu platform
   2. Support for scenario/prompt generation
   3. Project management and collaboration features
   4. AI Output generation features through linked Third-Party AI Services (consuming Credits)
   5. Project cost, schedule, and version management features
   6. Any other services further developed by the Company or provided to Members through partnership agreements, etc.
2. The Company may perform scheduled maintenance and announces the maintenance times on the Service.
3. The Company may change or suspend all or part of the Service for the following reasons:
   1. Inspection, maintenance, or replacement of facilities, or Service modifications.
   2. Responding to hacking, communications incidents, or abnormal use.
   3. Legally required restrictions on providing the Service.
   4. Natural disasters, emergencies, power outages, facility failures, or excessive demand.
   5. Material business needs, including division, merger, business transfer, closure, or deteriorating profitability.
   6. Other circumstances in which the Company reasonably determines that operational, technical, legal, or business reasons require a change or suspension.
4. The Company gives advance notice of the reason, scope, and timing of a change or suspension. Where advance notice is not possible, it may give notice afterward.
5. The Company is not liable for losses caused by Service changes or suspensions not attributable to its fault.
6. The Company uses Third-Party AI Services for some features and disclaims express and implied warranties concerning their availability or performance. Article 18 governs liability for their changes, interruptions, or errors and Users’ indemnification obligations.

Article 5 (Membership Registration)

1. A User applies for membership by submitting registration information and agreeing to these Terms.
2. Users must be at least 18 and have reached any higher age of majority in their country of residence. The Company may immediately terminate an account if the User misrepresents their age.
3. The Company approves registration unless any of the following applies:
   1. The applicant has previously lost membership under Article 17, Paragraph 2 of these Terms (except where three (3) years have elapsed after loss of membership and the Company has approved re-registration).
   2. There is false information, omission, or error in the registration details.
   3. The applicant impersonates another person or uses another person's information without authorization.
   4. The Company determines that registration as a Member would cause significant technical difficulty for the Company.
4. The membership registration agreement is formed when the Company's approval reaches the Member.
5. Changes to Member information are governed by Article 6.
6. The Company may defer approval until an issue is resolved if capacity limits, Service or payment failures, or other circumstances warrant deferral in its discretion.
7. The Service is not provided to residents of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), or United Kingdom. Residents of those regions must not register, use the Service, or circumvent this restriction through false information or technical means. The Company may restrict use or terminate accounts for a violation. Liability for losses caused by a User's intentional circumvention is determined under applicable law.

Article 6 (Change of Member Information)

1. Members may view and edit personal information in account settings. Changes to internal identifiers needed for security or administration may be restricted; Usernames and display names may be changed under operating policies.
2. Members must update changed registration information or notify the Company by email or another available method.
3. The Company shall not be liable for any disadvantage arising from the Member's failure to notify the Company of the changes referred to in Paragraph 2.

Article 7 (Obligation to Protect Personal Information)

Personal information is processed and protected under applicable law and the Privacy Policy available on the Service.

Article 8 (Management of Accounts and Authentication Information)

1. Members must safeguard passwords, login sessions, and other authentication information and prevent unauthorized use. Authorized collaboration must use each user's own account and permissions.
2. The Company may restrict display or use of a Username or display name where it risks disclosure of personal information, impersonation, confusion with the Company or its operators, or a breach of operating policies.
3. A Member who becomes aware of compromised authentication information or unauthorized account use must promptly notify the Company and cooperate with reasonable protective measures.
4. The Company is not liable for disadvantages resulting from a Member’s failure to report compromised access or follow protective instructions.

Article 9 (Notices and Email Communications)

1. The Company may notify Members through their registered email address, in-Service messages, or other agreed channels.
2. General notices may replace individual notice by being posted on the Service for at least one week. Matters materially affecting a Member’s transactions and adverse amendments under Article 3 are individually notified.
3. The Company may send non-marketing emails to a Member’s registered address about their account, payments, security, Service operations, changes to these Terms or policies, and other matters necessary for use of the Service.
4. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company may send marketing emails to the registered address about Tacu’s new features, usage tips, newsletters, events, and promotions. Where prior consent is required, the Company sends such emails only with valid consent or under an applicable statutory exception.
5. Members may opt out of marketing emails at any time, free of charge, through the unsubscribe link in each marketing email or by contacting support@cutib.com. The Company processes requests within the legally required period. Opting out does not affect access to the Service; Members may still receive the non-marketing communications in paragraph 3.

Article 10 (Obligations of the Company)

1. The Company complies with applicable law and these Terms and endeavors to provide a continuous and stable Service.
2. The Company endeavors to maintain security measures to protect personal information and complies with its Privacy Policy.
3. The Company handles legitimate feedback and complaints and communicates progress and results by email, in-Service notice, or another appropriate channel.
4. The Company shall make reasonable efforts to ensure stable integration with Third-Party AI Services, but does not guarantee immediate resolution of problems caused by interruptions, changes, errors, etc. in such services.

Article 11 (Obligations of Members)

1. A Member shall not engage in any of the following acts:
   1. Registering false information or misappropriating another person's information when applying or changing information.
   2. Unauthorized alteration of information posted by the Company.
   3. Transmitting or posting programs or information not permitted on the Service.
   4. Infringing intellectual property rights, such as copyrights, of the Company or other third parties.
   5. Damaging the reputation of, or interfering with the business of, the Company or other third parties. Nothing in these Terms restricts honest reviews, opinions, or criticism protected by applicable law.
   6. Disclosing or posting obscene or violent messages, images, voices, or other information contrary to public order and morals on the Service.
   7. Using the Service for commercial purposes in a manner not permitted by these Terms, the Service screen, the pricing policy, or separate license terms.
   8. In relation to AI features:
      1. Providing Input that infringes the rights of others or contains illegal or harmful content.
      2. Using the Service or AI Output for any purpose that is illegal, harmful, unethical, discriminatory, or infringes the rights of others (e.g., hate speech, dissemination of false information, creation of non-consensual sexual content, defamation, etc.).
      3. Violating the license terms granted to AI Output.
      4. Attempting to reverse engineer AI models or exploit vulnerabilities.
      5. Using AI Output to train competing AI models.
      6. Overloading the system with excessive requests or abusing the credit system.
      7. Other violations of applicable law or these Terms.
      8. Removing, altering, obscuring, damaging, or circumventing visible watermarks, invisible watermarks, metadata, content identifiers, AI-generated labels, or attribution/provenance notices included in AI Output without the Company's permission.
2. Members shall comply with applicable laws and regulations, these Terms, usage guides, Service-related notices, etc., and shall not engage in any act that interferes with the Company's business.
3. Members shall not upload, generate, edit, distribute, or use any of the following content:
   1. Sexual, exploitative, harmful, or inappropriate content involving minors.
   2. Pornographic, adult, or corresponding AI-generated content intended for sexual gratification.
   3. Impersonation, deepfake, or deceptive content using another person's face, voice, portrait, name, personal information, biometric information, or identity without authorization.
   4. Content intended for phishing, fraud, identity forgery, document forgery, financial fraud, or illegal transactions.
   5. Content that infringes or facilitates the infringement of a third party's copyright, trademark rights, portrait rights, privacy rights, publicity rights, trade secrets, or other rights.

Article 12 (Service Hours)

1. The Service is generally available 24 hours a day, year-round, subject to business and technical circumstances. Maintenance, changes, suspensions, and related notices are governed by Articles 4 and 9.
2. The Company may set different availability hours for individual features with advance notice.

Article 13 (Service Fees and Payment)

1. Plan prices, included benefits, and feature limits are displayed on the pricing page.
2. Members access a Subscription Plan by subscribing and paying its fees. The Free plan provides limited features without charge.
3. Credits are included in paid Subscription Plans or purchased through Credit Packs. Bonus or additional Credits included in a paid Credit Pack are purchased Credits. Usage charges are displayed in the Service or pricing policy. A Credit Pack is a usage top-up and does not change Free-plan limits, including watermarks, export length, priority, or model access, unless expressly stated. Purchasing a Credit Pack does not by itself provide a paid plan or commercial-use rights. Commercial use of Outputs is governed by Article 14(3).
   1. Subscription Credits: Granted for each displayed Credit Period. Unused Credits expire at the end of that period and do not roll over. Annual subscriptions also grant and reset Credits monthly, rather than granting twelve months of Credits at once.
   2. Separately purchased Credits: Top-up Credits separately purchased through a Credit Pack remain valid for one calendar year (12 months) from completion of payment. They expire on the corresponding month, day, and time in the following year, calculated in UTC. For payment completed on February 29, expiry is February 28 of the following year at the same UTC time. A longer validity period stated on the payment screen, or a longer validity period or refund obligation required by applicable law, prevails. This amendment does not adversely change the validity period or refund conditions applicable to an existing purchase.
   3. Initial free Credits: Any one-time Credits offered at free registration do not expire. Availability and quantity are stated in the pricing policy.
4. Payment: Members must provide accurate payment information and use an accepted payment method. The Company uses processors such as Stripe for payments, billing, settlement, taxes, refunds, disputes, and fraud prevention and does not store full card numbers or CVC codes.
5. Billing and auto-renewal: Subscriptions are billed monthly or annually in advance and renew by charging the registered payment method for the same billing period unless cancelled. Before purchase, the Company discloses the amount, billing interval, renewal and cancellation terms, and obtains express consent to recurring charges. Purchase confirmations including the subscription and cancellation terms, and legally required renewal or price-change notices, are provided by email or another retainable method. Members may cancel future renewal online through the Service’s billing management screen and retain access through the paid period.
6. Refunds: Initial subscription payments, actual monthly or annual subscription renewal payments, and Credit Pack purchases made by individual Members directly to the Company qualify for a full refund if requested within seven days of the relevant payment and none of the Credits or paid features supplied by that payment have been used. Use of any of them may limit eligibility. None of the refund restrictions in this Article limits withdrawal or refund rights, or the Company’s refund obligations, under applicable law. This exception applies to restrictions based on use, request deadlines, renewals, and cancellation during a subscription period. Verified billing errors and duplicate charges are corrected.
   1. Monthly Credit grants or resets under an annual subscription are not separate payments and do not start a new seven-day refund-request period. Refunds for team or enterprise plans, separate agreements, and payments for subscription changes such as upgrades follow the terms disclosed for that payment and the applicable agreement, subject to statutory rights and the Company’s refund obligations.
   2. Subject to the same statutory-rights and refund-obligation exception, voluntary cancellation does not entitle the Member to a pro-rata refund for the remaining subscription period.
7. Taxes: Service fees, whether taxes are included, and the applicable currency are displayed on the payment screen. As required by applicable law, sales tax, VAT, GST, or other taxes may be additionally charged or included in the price.
8. Currency: Service fees are charged in the specified base currency (e.g., USD). If the currency of the User's payment method is different, the exchange rate and fee policies of the payment processor or card issuer may apply.

Article 14 (Content and Intellectual Property Rights)

1. Rights in User-Posted Content remain with the Member or lawful rights holder. Members warrant that they may post it and grant the Company a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to reproduce, modify, distribute, display, and otherwise use it as needed to operate, provide, protect, display, and improve the Service.
2. The Company's rights to use Input, AI Output, and Project Data:
   1. Members warrant that they own or have lawful rights to use their Input.
   2. Members grant the Company a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to reproduce, process, analyze, transform, transmit, store, display, and otherwise use Input, AI Output, and Project Data as needed for the purposes below. Affiliates and providers performing those tasks may exercise the necessary rights, subject to the Privacy Policy, lawful User choices, and third-party rights and contractual restrictions.
      1. Service provision: Generating, displaying, storing, managing, and enabling downloads of requested Outputs; operating the Service; and supporting legal compliance, security, abuse prevention, and dispute handling.
      2. Service and feature development and improvement: Input, Outputs, Project Data, usage and quality information, and feedback may be used for development, testing, evaluation, improvement, and model training where needed. The Privacy Policy governs handling after an opt-out, deletion, or account closure and continued use of data and improvements that do not identify, and cannot reasonably be used to re-identify, an individual.
      3. Separate agreements governing Enterprise Members or workspaces take priority for private materials. Development or improvement use requires permission under that agreement or express authorization from an authorized user or administrator that does not conflict with it. External processing follows the relevant provider agreements and Privacy Policy.
3. Members' rights to AI Output:
   1. As between the Company and the Member, the Member retains any rights held in AI Output under applicable law, and the Company does not claim ownership of it. The Member may commercially use their own AI Output that meets either condition: (a) Output from a generation request first successfully accepted by the Company while a paid plan including commercial-use rights applied to the relevant account or workspace; or (b) their own final result successfully downloaded or exported through the Service’s official download or export feature while such a paid plan applies. Queueing, processing delays, or automatic retries of the same request do not change the determination time under (a). Condition (b) also covers results originally generated on a free plan, but merely subscribing or previewing does not grant rights to all earlier Output that has not been downloaded or exported. Commercial-use rights acquired under this provision do not expire solely because the subscription is later cancelled, expires, or is downgraded. Where these paid-plan rights apply, commercial use is not restricted solely because of the source of deducted Credits, including bonus or no-charge allocations. Output that does not meet these conditions is limited to non-commercial use unless separately permitted; purchasing a Credit Pack alone does not grant commercial-use rights. Rights lawfully acquired before this amendment and rights granted under a separate agreement are preserved. This permission is subject to these Terms, applicable law, and applicable Third-Party AI Service terms and does not grant rights the Member does not hold in Inputs, another person’s Output, or third-party materials. It does not warrant copyrightability, exclusivity, non-infringement, fitness for a particular purpose, or lawful usability.
   2. Results may carry visible watermarks, the Service name, AI-generated labels, or attribution when the Free plan applies at the time a generation, download, or export feature is used. This also applies to Free Members using purchased Credits. Unauthorized removal, alteration, concealment, or circumvention is prohibited. Visible watermark removal is available only under designated paid subscriptions. Access to these features depends on the plan applicable when they are used and is distinct from the survival of commercial-use rights already acquired under the preceding subparagraph.
   3. The Company may embed invisible watermarks, metadata, content identifiers, or machine-readable AI labels for legal or provider compliance, provenance, abuse prevention, and rights protection. Unless expressly stated, watermark removal covers visible marks only, not that information or legally required labels.
   4. Use of Outputs must comply with Article 11 and applicable Third-Party AI Service terms and licenses.
   5. AI Output may be inaccurate or similar to another User’s Output and is not legal, financial, medical, or other professional advice. Members must assess legality, accuracy, and suitability before use and are responsible for resulting decisions and actions. Article 18 governs the Company’s warranty disclaimers and limitations of liability.
4. Intellectual property in the Service’s design, code, databases, logos, trademarks, and Company-provided content belongs to the Company, its affiliates, or lawful rights holders. Except as permitted by these Terms, Users must not commercially reproduce, transmit, publish, distribute, broadcast, or otherwise exploit it, or permit others to do so, without the Company’s prior approval.
5. Publication and reuse of projects and creative templates: By providing materials through these features, Members grant the Company and other Members lawfully using them a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to store, copy, modify, transmit, display, and use them to create content, limited to the materials shared through that feature. Members must hold the necessary authority, including for third-party, team, and enterprise materials.
6. Republication and redistribution of materials are subject to the license in Paragraph 5; external publication and commercial use of finished content made with them are subject to Paragraph 3. Sales or redistribution outside the permitted scope, unauthorized removal of attribution, and false claims of authorship are prohibited.
7. After withdrawal of publication or reuse permission, deletion of an individually owned source, or its owner's account closure, new provision within that scope stops; copies and licenses lawfully acquired beforehand survive. Recall of independently saved materials or shared files is not guaranteed. Team and enterprise materials follow the applicable permissions. Restrictions or removal for unlawful or infringing materials and the handling of personal information remain subject to Article 15 and the Privacy Policy.
8. Prices, Credits, and refunds for paid reuse follow the conditions displayed before use and Article 13. Creator compensation and settlement are governed by a separate agreement.

Article 15 (Management of Content)

1. If Member content, Outputs, or Project Data appear to violate law, these Terms, or third-party rights, or a rights holder requests action, the Company may restrict access, remove, modify, redact, or make the materials private without prior notice.
2. The Company may separately notify content management procedures within the Service if necessary.
3. In principle, legal liability arising from Content posted or generated by a Member lies with that Member.
4. Copyright notices (DMCA): Submit notices to the Copyright Agent, Cutib US Inc., at support@cutib.com. The agent’s postal address and telephone number are in Article 20. A notice must identify the copyrighted work and the material’s location, provide the sender’s address, phone, and email, state a good-faith belief that the use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or law, state the information’s accuracy and, under penalty of perjury, the sender’s authority to act for the rights holder, and include a physical or electronic signature.
5. On a valid notice, the Company expeditiously removes or disables access to the material and notifies the submitting Member. A Member who believes removal was mistaken may submit a counter-notice meeting 17 U.S.C. §512(g). The Company forwards it to the claimant and restores the material no earlier than 10 and no later than 14 business days after receipt, unless notified that the claimant filed an action seeking a restraining order or there are independent legal or contractual grounds for restriction.
6. The Company terminates repeat infringers’ accounts in appropriate circumstances and accommodates, without interfering with, legally defined standard technical measures. General moderation and responses to other rights violations apply separately.
7. Nonconsensual intimate imagery: A depicted person or authorized representative may request removal of real or AI-generated intimate images or videos through the email above without registering. Requests must include the material’s location and description, a good-faith statement that it was published without the depicted person’s consent, contact information, and a signature. The Company prioritizes these requests and, where required by law, removes the material and makes reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies within 48 hours of a valid request.

Article 16 (Cancellation, Termination, Etc. of Agreement)

1. Members may request account closure at any time through account management or customer support. The Company processes the request under applicable law.
2. The Privacy Policy governs deletion, anonymization, and limited retention after account closure. Lawfully acquired Output-use rights survive, but continued platform access or storage is not guaranteed. Article 14 governs published or reusable materials and existing copies.
3. The Company may terminate the agreement for the following reasons after notice. Urgent security, abuse-prevention, or rights-protection measures may precede notice, which is then given without undue delay:
   1. The Member violates material obligations under these Terms (in particular, Articles 11, 13, or 14).
   2. The Member engages in acts that interfere with the smooth operation of services provided by the Company.
   3. The Member misappropriates another person's name or registers false information.
   4. The Member fails to pay Service fees without a justifiable reason.
   5. The Company determines that the purpose of the agreement cannot be achieved because the Member violates other obligations under these Terms or applicable laws and regulations.
4. The Company notifies the Member of the termination reason and procedure under Article 9 and provides 30 days from notice to respond.

Article 17 (Restrictions on Use, Etc.)

1. If a Member violates the obligations under these Terms or interferes with the normal operation of the Service, the Company may restrict use of the Service in stages, such as warning, temporary suspension, or permanent suspension.
2. Identity or payment-information theft, unlawful software distribution, malware, unlawful interference with operations, unauthorized access to accounts, projects, information, or administrator features, and other legal violations may result in immediate permanent suspension. Credits and benefits then expire without compensation, subject to refund or restoration obligations under law or these Terms.
3. The conditions and details of restrictions on use shall be as prescribed in the Company's operation policy.
4. When restricting use, the Company shall notify the Member by the method set forth in Article 9. The Member may raise an objection to the restriction on use.

Article 18 (Limitation of Liability)

1. The Service is provided “as is” and “as available.” The Company disclaims express and implied warranties concerning the accuracy, reliability, legality, exclusivity, non-infringement, fitness for a particular purpose, or desired quality of the Service, User materials, or AI Output.
2. The Company is not liable for losses arising from force majeure, Member-caused disruptions, use of materials obtained through the Service, the performance, availability, security, or outputs of Third-Party AI Services, transactions between Users or with third parties, or free Service use.
3. Members must secure the rights and consents required for their Input, Project Data, and use of Outputs. Related indemnification, defense, and compensation obligations are limited to the scope of the following paragraph.
4. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Users shall indemnify, defend, and compensate the Company, its affiliates, and their officers, directors, employees, contractors, and agents (the “Indemnified Parties”) for third-party claims caused by the User’s fault in any of the following acts, but only for losses, damages, and reasonably incurred defense costs, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, to the extent proximately caused by that act. Any portion caused or increased by an Indemnified Party’s own fault is excluded. The Indemnified Parties must promptly notify the User of the claim, give the User a reasonable opportunity to defend it, and cooperate in the defense. No settlement admitting the User’s liability or imposing a non-monetary obligation on the User may be made without the User’s prior written consent, which must not be unreasonably withheld.
   1. Unauthorized access to, or abusive or unlawful use of, the Service.
   2. Supplying Input, Project Data, prompts, or materials without the necessary rights or consents, or in violation of third-party rights or applicable law.
   3. The User’s breach of these Terms or applicable law.
   4. Infringement of third-party rights or law through the User’s use, publication, distribution, sale, or advertising of Outputs.
5. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Indemnified Parties are not liable for indirect, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for loss of profits, revenue, business opportunity, or data, arising out of or relating to the Service or these Terms.
6. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the aggregate liability of the Indemnified Parties will not exceed the greater of the total amount actually paid by the User to the Company in the six (6) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim and US$100. The disclaimers and liability limits in these Terms do not apply to liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited or to expressly stated refund or Credit-restoration obligations.
7. This Article shall survive termination or expiration of the agreement.

Article 19 (Governing Law and Dispute Resolution)

1. The interpretation of these Terms and disputes between the Company and Users shall be governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, United States.
2. Any dispute arising between the Company and a User shall be resolved exclusively by the competent court located in the State of Delaware, United States.
3. Applicable mandatory consumer-protection, privacy, and other laws and non-waivable rights and jurisdiction take precedence.
4. The English version controls. If a translation conflicts with it, the English version prevails to the extent permitted by law, without limiting non-waivable rights or mandatory disclosures.

Article 20 (Business Information)

• Company name: Cutib US Inc.
• Representative: Donghyuk Choi
• Address: 8 The Green STE B, City of Dover, County of Kent, Delaware 19901, USA
• Phone: 302-800-9533
• Email address: support@cutib.com
• Registration number: 10583646 (EIN: 42-1976923)

(Addendum)

Amendment notice and application dates
These revised Terms apply from registration to new Members who register and accept them after actual publication in the Service. Existing Members receive a public amendment notice and individual notice of the changes, reasons and application date. For an adverse change, the notified application date is at least 30 days after the later of actual public notice and individual notice to that Member. If the required notice period has not elapsed, application is postponed until it has. Any longer notice period or separate-consent requirement under applicable law or an existing agreement is respected. Rights to use Outputs lawfully acquired before this amendment, and validity periods and refund conditions applicable to existing purchases, will not be adversely changed.