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ComOpp Contributor Terms and Conditions

Effective date1 August 2026
Platform operatorArdenturn Limited
RC number9402248
Registered address22 Papa Edu Road, Opposite OPIC, Agbara, Ado-Odo/Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria
Support and complaintshelp@ardenturn.com
Platform nameComOpp
Version1.0

PLEASE READ THESE TERMS CAREFULLY BEFORE CONTRIBUTING

  1. Your Contributions do not give you shares, ownership, voting rights, control, employment or agency status in ComOpp or Ardenturn Limited.
  2. A Contribution is not automatically entitled to payment. A reward becomes binding only under an applicable Reward Notice and only after its stated conditions are satisfied.
  3. Ardenturn Limited may verify, correct, combine, restrict, reject or remove Contributions in accordance with these Terms.
  4. You assign specified economic rights in original material you create specifically for a Contribution and grant broad permissions over factual Contribution Data and authorised Source Material.
  5. You must not submit information you do not own or have authority to disclose, including protected personal data, trade secrets or confidential employer records.
  6. Location and device information may be processed for verification, fraud prevention and Platform security as described in the Privacy Notice and any just-in-time permission request.
  7. The limitation-of-liability and indemnity provisions affect your legal rights and should be read carefully.
  8. Do not select “I Agree and Continue” or submit a Contribution unless you accept these Terms and the Privacy Notice.

These Terms form a legally binding electronic agreement between you and Ardenturn Limited.

1. Parties, Platform and Scope

1.1 These Contributor Terms and Conditions constitute an agreement between:

  • (a) Ardenturn Limited, a private company incorporated under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with RC No. 9402248 and registered address at 22 Papa Edu Road, Opposite OPIC, Agbara, Ado-Odo/Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria (the “Operator”, “Ardenturn”, “we”, “us” or “our”); and
  • (b) the individual or organisation that accepts these Terms (the “Contributor”, “you” or “your”).

1.2 “ComOpp” is the trade name, product name and digital platform operated by Ardenturn Limited. ComOpp is not a separate company, partnership or legal person.

1.3 A reference in these Terms to an act, decision, right or obligation of ComOpp means an act, decision, right or obligation of Ardenturn Limited in its capacity as operator of the Platform.

1.4 These Terms apply whenever you create or use a contributor account or submit, upload, verify, correct, classify, annotate or otherwise provide a Contribution through the Platform.

1.5 These Terms apply only from the time you accept them and, unless you separately agree otherwise in writing, do not retrospectively govern a Contribution submitted before your acceptance.

1.6 A shareholder, director, employee, contractor, service provider, customer, partner, affiliate or purchaser of the Operator is not a contracting party merely because that person assists with, supplies, finances, receives services from or acquires the Platform.

1.7 Where a provision expressly protects a director, employee, Group Company, contractor, professional adviser or service provider of the Operator, the Operator contracts for itself and, to the extent legally permissible, as agent and trustee for that protected person.

2. Definitions

2.1 In these Terms, unless the context otherwise requires:

“Account Data” means Personal Data and other information collected primarily to register, administer, authenticate or secure a contributor account.

“Business Day” means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in Ogun State, Nigeria.

“Contribution” means information or material intentionally submitted through an approved Platform submission function, including product, price, stock, supplier, business, location, market, transaction, review, verification or observational information and accompanying text, photographs, audio, documents or annotations.

“Contribution Data” means factual information contained in a Contribution, including names, prices, dates, quantities, categories, product details, business details, locations, market observations and verification results.

“Contributor-Created Material” means original text, photographs, audio, annotations, descriptions, classifications, selections or arrangements created by you specifically for a Contribution.

“Device Data” means technical and security information relating to the device, browser, application or network used to access the Platform.

“Group Company” means a company that directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by or is under common control with Ardenturn Limited, where “control” means the power to direct management or policies through voting rights, contract or otherwise.

“Location Data” means GPS coordinates, Plus Codes, approximate location, timestamps and related information used to establish or verify where a Contribution was made or observed.

“Personal Data” has the meaning given under applicable Nigerian data-protection legislation and includes information relating to an identified or identifiable individual.

“Platform” means the ComOpp website, mobile application, contributor portal, application programming interfaces and related contributor services operated by Ardenturn Limited.

“Privacy Notice” means the current ComOpp privacy notice made available through the Platform, as amended in accordance with applicable law.

“Protected Parties” means the Operator’s Group Companies and their respective directors, officers, employees, authorised contractors, service providers and professional advisers, but only to the extent relevant to the provision in which the expression is used.

“Reward Notice” means a written or electronic reward offer issued or expressly approved by the Operator for a specified Contribution or activity and containing the applicable eligibility, verification, vesting, redemption and cancellation rules.

“Sensitive Personal Data” has the meaning given under applicable Nigerian data-protection legislation.

“Source Material” means a pre-existing receipt, invoice, stock record, photograph, business document, database extract or other material that was not created specifically for ComOpp.

“Terms” means these ComOpp Contributor Terms and Conditions, including any material amendment that you validly accept.

2.2 Expressions such as “data controller”, “data processor”, “processing”, “profiling” and “automated decision-making” have the meanings given under applicable data-protection law where used in that context.

3. Electronic acceptance and records

3.1 You accept these Terms only when you:

  • (a) are shown or given a clear opportunity to open, read and download these Terms and the Privacy Notice;
  • (b) actively select an unticked checkbox stating that you have read and agree to the Contributor Terms and Privacy Notice; and
  • (c) select “I Agree and Continue” or another button containing substantially equivalent wording.

3.2 Account creation, browsing, silence, inactivity or the mere availability of these Terms will not, by itself, constitute acceptance.

3.3 Your electronic acceptance constitutes your electronic signature and records your intention to be legally bound.

3.4 The Operator may create and retain an electronic acceptance record showing:

  • (a) your account identifier;
  • (b) the date and time of acceptance;
  • (c) the version number and archived copy or cryptographic identifier of the Terms and Privacy Notice accepted;
  • (d) the acceptance screen and wording presented;
  • (e) Device Data reasonably necessary to evidence acceptance, attribution and fraud prevention; and
  • (f) any later acceptance of amended Terms.

3.5 For each Contribution, the Platform’s electronic receipt or acknowledgement constitutes the Operator’s electronic acceptance of the rights granted or assigned in respect of that Contribution, to the extent recipient acceptance or signature is legally required.

3.6 You may download these Terms and may request an electronic copy of the version applicable to your Contributions.

4. Eligibility, accounts and organisational authority

4.1 You must be at least 18 years old, have legal capacity to contract and not be prohibited by law from using the Platform.

4.2 You must provide accurate and current registration information, protect your login credentials and promptly notify the Operator if you suspect unauthorised account access.

4.3 You must not:

  • (a) create or control multiple accounts to obtain additional rewards, avoid restrictions, manipulate verification or conceal prior misconduct;
  • (b) sell, lend, share or transfer your account;
  • (c) permit another person to contribute through your account; or
  • (d) use another person’s identity or account.

4.4 You are responsible for activity through your account only to the extent that it resulted from your fraud, deliberate disclosure of credentials or failure to take reasonable security precautions.

4.5 Unless your account is expressly registered and approved as an organisational account, you enter these Terms personally and do not purport to bind your employer, shop, customer or another organisation.

4.6 Where you submit a Contribution owned or controlled by an organisation, you represent and warrant that:

  • (a) you have been expressly authorised to make the submission;
  • (b) your authority extends to every permission, licence, assignment, consent and warranty contained in these Terms;
  • (c) the submission does not breach your employment contract, fiduciary duty, confidentiality obligation or the organisation’s policies; and
  • (d) you will provide reasonable evidence of that authority on request.

4.7 The Operator may require the organisation itself to accept separate organisational contributor terms before accepting proprietary, confidential, high-volume or commercially significant information.

4.8 No purported submission transfers rights that you did not own or have authority to transfer.

5. Contribution standards and warranties

5.1 Each time you submit a Contribution, you represent and warrant, as at the time of submission, that:

  • (a) the Contribution is based on genuine observation, an authentic source record or information you are authorised to provide;
  • (b) to the best of your knowledge after reasonable checking, all material factual statements are accurate, current, complete and not misleading by omission;
  • (c) each material date, price, quantity, product, business and location is correctly identified;
  • (d) the Contribution has not been fabricated, materially altered, duplicated or manipulated to create a false impression;
  • (e) you own the rights granted under these Terms or have obtained all licences, consents and authorisations necessary to grant them;
  • (f) the Contribution does not infringe copyright, database rights, trade marks, privacy, image rights, confidentiality, contractual rights or another person’s legal rights;
  • (g) the Contribution does not disclose a trade secret, restricted record, employer information or customer information that you are not authorised to disclose;
  • (h) your collection and submission comply with applicable law, workplace rules, contractual obligations and lawful notices governing the source;
  • (i) any uploaded document or photograph is a faithful representation of the source and has not been deceptively cropped, edited or redacted;
  • (j) you have not been paid, instructed or induced to falsify, suppress or manipulate information;
  • (k) the Contribution does not contain malware, malicious code or a mechanism intended to interfere with the Platform; and
  • (l) you have disclosed any material personal or commercial interest that could reasonably affect the independence of a review, rating, verification or market observation.

5.2 A warranty stated to be “to the best of your knowledge” requires an honest belief based on reasonable checks appropriate to the nature of the Contribution. It does not require you to guarantee a fact that could not reasonably be verified.

5.3 You must promptly use the designated correction function or contact the Operator if you discover that a material part of a Contribution was false, inaccurate, unauthorised, misleading or submitted to the wrong business, product or location.

5.4 You must not delete, alter or fabricate supporting records after receiving a verification or dispute notice.

5.5 Where a Reward Notice requires supporting evidence, you must preserve that evidence for the reasonable period stated in the Reward Notice.

5.6 The Operator may correct, restrict or withdraw affected information after receiving a credible correction without thereby admitting liability.

6. Prohibited and restricted information

6.1 You must never submit:

  • (a) passwords, PINs, security answers, access tokens, authentication codes or account credentials;
  • (b) complete payment-card details, online-banking credentials or another person’s financial-account login information;
  • (c) malware, spyware, malicious code or instructions intended to compromise a system;
  • (d) information whose disclosure is prohibited by statute, court order, legal privilege, official-secrets obligation or binding confidentiality duty; or
  • (e) material that is threatening, fraudulent, defamatory, discriminatory, sexually exploitative, unlawfully obscene or otherwise unlawful.

6.2 You must not submit any of the following unless the Platform specifically requests it for a stated lawful purpose through a separately approved collection process:

  • (a) national identification numbers or copies of identity documents;
  • (b) biometric, genetic, health or medical information;
  • (c) information about a child;
  • (d) criminal records or unverified allegations of criminal conduct;
  • (e) private residential addresses;
  • (f) employee personnel records;
  • (g) another person’s phone number, email address or financial information;
  • (h) an identifiable person’s image or voice where consent or another lawful basis is required; or
  • (i) Sensitive Personal Data.

6.3 A request by the Operator does not make an otherwise unlawful disclosure lawful. You must still have authority, a lawful basis and any required consent.

6.4 Before uploading a receipt, invoice, stock sheet, photograph or other document, you must securely obscure personal names, telephone numbers, signatures, home addresses, account details, payment references and other Personal Data not expressly required by the Platform.

6.5 Redaction must be irreversible in the uploaded copy. Merely placing a removable digital layer over information is insufficient.

6.6 The Operator may reject, quarantine, restrict, redact or securely delete prohibited information without treating it as an eligible Contribution.

7. Lawful, ethical and safe collection

7.1 You must collect information lawfully, ethically and safely.

7.2 You must not, for the purpose of making a Contribution:

  • (a) trespass, enter a staff-only or restricted area, or remain on premises after being lawfully asked to leave;
  • (b) secretly record a private conversation or record a person where consent is required;
  • (c) misrepresent your identity, purpose, authority or relationship with the Operator;
  • (d) state or imply that you are an employee, inspector, regulator, investigator or authorised representative of the Operator;
  • (e) demand access to records, stockrooms, staff systems or private premises;
  • (f) harass, threaten, intimidate, pressure or repeatedly approach a business owner, employee, customer or member of the public;
  • (g) offer, request or accept a bribe, secret commission or improper benefit;
  • (h) obtain information through deception, hacking, credential misuse or circumvention of access controls;
  • (i) breach lawful technical restrictions or use bots, scripts, scraping tools or automated collection systems without the Operator’s prior written approval;
  • (j) collect or submit information while driving or undertaking an activity requiring full attention;
  • (k) expose yourself or another person to an unreasonable health, security or physical-safety risk; or
  • (l) use an Operator logo, identification card, uniform or branded material unless expressly issued and authorised by the Operator.

7.3 You must immediately stop a collection activity where continuing would be unlawful, unsafe or likely to cause confrontation.

7.4 The Operator does not require you to place yourself or another person at risk in order to complete a Contribution.

8. Verification, moderation, reliability scoring and review

8.1 The Operator may verify Contributions using Location Data, timestamps, Source Material, account history, duplicate detection, statistical analysis, third-party information, automated systems and human review.

8.2 The Operator may:

  • (a) approve, reject, restrict, quarantine, delay or remove a Contribution;
  • (b) correct formatting, spelling, categories and objectively verifiable errors;
  • (c) request clarification or supporting evidence;
  • (d) combine, compare or reconcile a Contribution with other lawful information;
  • (e) assign a verification status, reliability score or confidence score;
  • (f) temporarily hold a Pending reward while verification is completed;
  • (g) restrict contributor functions while investigating a credible concern; and
  • (h) investigate suspected error, fraud, collusion, manipulation or unlawful conduct.

8.3 Where the Operator substantively alters the meaning of a Contribution, it will retain an internal record of the original submission. Your warranties apply to the Contribution as originally submitted and not to a material alteration independently made by the Operator.

8.4 Approval by an automated or human system does not constitute a warranty that a Contribution is correct and does not prevent later correction where credible contrary evidence arises.

8.5 The Operator may calculate an internal reliability or confidence score using factors reasonably connected with contribution quality, including verified accuracy, duplication, timeliness, consistency, location verification, successful challenges and substantiated fraud indicators.

8.6 A reliability score must not be based on unlawfully discriminatory factors or Sensitive Personal Data unless expressly permitted by law and necessary for a stated lawful purpose.

8.7 The Privacy Notice will explain the material categories of Personal Data used for profiling, the purpose, recipients, principal consequences and applicable rights.

8.8 Where applicable law gives you a right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing that produces legal or similarly significant effects, the Operator will provide meaningful human review and a reasonable opportunity for you to state your position.

8.9 A reliability score is an internal risk and quality indicator and will not be publicly represented as an allegation of dishonesty or criminality.

8.10 Except where disclosure would prejudice fraud prevention, security, another person’s rights or a lawful investigation, the Operator will provide a brief reason for:

  • (a) rejecting a Contribution made under a specific Reward Notice;
  • (b) cancelling a reward you reasonably believe has vested;
  • (c) materially reducing your contributor access; or
  • (d) suspending or terminating your account.

8.11 You may request internal review within 14 days after receiving the decision. Where reasonably practicable, a person who did not make the original decision will conduct the review.

9. No ownership or control over ComOpp

9.1 Your account, activity and Contributions do not give you:

  • (a) ownership of ComOpp, the Platform or Ardenturn Limited;
  • (b) shares, equity, tokens, voting rights or profit-sharing rights;
  • (c) ownership of the Operator’s databases, software, algorithms, analytics, business methods or models;
  • (d) control over how the Operator conducts its business or uses lawfully obtained information;
  • (e) a right to inspect the Operator’s corporate, financial, technical or contributor records;
  • (f) a right to future work, tasks or participation; or
  • (g) a right to the Operator’s revenue, sale proceeds, financing, profits or business value.

9.2 As between you and the Operator, all intellectual-property and proprietary rights in the Platform, source and object code, ComOpp name and logos, interface, designs, documentation, algorithms, taxonomies, verification methods, analytics, business methods, databases, datasets, reports and products created by or for the Operator belong to the Operator or its licensors.

9.3 Clause 9.2 does not give the Operator ownership of:

  • (a) intellectual property belonging to you or another person except to the extent expressly assigned under these Terms;
  • (b) facts or information that are not capable of ownership;
  • (c) Personal Data as a proprietary asset; or
  • (d) material placed in the public domain independently of the Operator.

9.4 Subject to these Terms, the Operator grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive and non-transferable right to access and use the contributor functions of the Platform for their intended purpose.

9.5 Except to the extent mandatory law expressly permits and does not allow contractual restriction, you must not copy, reverse-engineer, circumvent, commercially exploit or create a competing service from protected parts of the Platform.

10. Rights in Contributions

10.1 In consideration of access to the Platform, the Operator’s processing and verification services, the opportunity to participate in applicable reward programmes and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are acknowledged, the rights in this clause are granted separately for each Contribution when that Contribution is submitted and electronically acknowledged.

10.2 Assignment of Contributor-Created Material

10.2.1 To the extent permitted by law, you assign to the Operator, with full title guarantee, all transferable economic rights and rights of commercial exploitation in the Contributor-Created Material contained in each Contribution for the full period of those rights, including renewals, revivals and extensions, throughout the world.

10.2.2 The assignment is a present assignment of existing rights and, to the extent legally permissible, an assignment of future rights that takes effect immediately when the relevant rights arise.

10.2.3 The assigned rights include the rights to:

  • (a) collect, copy, reproduce, store, host and back up the material;
  • (b) publish, display, transmit, communicate and make it available to the public;
  • (c) translate, adapt, annotate, edit, correct, crop and create derivative materials;
  • (d) incorporate it into databases, datasets, maps, directories, catalogues, reports, models, services and software;
  • (e) analyse it and generate statistics, forecasts, rankings, market intelligence and commercial products;
  • (f) use it to develop, test, validate, evaluate and improve algorithms and artificial-intelligence or machine-learning systems, subject to applicable data-protection law;
  • (g) distribute, license, sell, supply and otherwise commercially exploit it;
  • (h) exercise those rights in any existing or future medium, format, territory, service, market or technology; and
  • (i) authorise, assign or sublicense another person to undertake any of the foregoing acts.

10.2.4 If an assignment under this clause is invalid, ineffective or insufficient in a particular jurisdiction, you grant the Operator an exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, fully paid, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable licence to exercise the affected rights to the maximum extent permitted by law.

10.3 Source Material

10.3.1 You do not assign ownership of Source Material that existed before submission or is owned by another person.

10.3.2 To the extent that you are legally authorised to do so, you grant the Operator a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, fully paid, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable licence to reproduce, store, host, verify, redact, extract information from, analyse and use Source Material for:

  • (a) verifying the relevant Contribution;
  • (b) preventing fraud, duplication and misuse;
  • (c) creating lawful aggregated, anonymised or derived products;
  • (d) maintaining an audit, compliance and dispute record; and
  • (e) exercising the Operator’s rights in the Contribution Data.

10.3.3 The Operator will not publicly distribute an unredacted source receipt, invoice or confidential business record unless the relevant owner has expressly authorised publication and the Operator has a lawful basis to disclose all information contained in it.

10.4 Factual and public information

10.4.1 Facts and public information are not treated as being owned by you merely because you submitted them.

10.4.2 To the extent any permission is legally required, you grant the Operator unrestricted, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, fully paid, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable permission to collect, verify, correct, reproduce, combine, analyse, publish, distribute and commercialise Contribution Data.

10.5 Attribution, editing and moral rights

10.5.1 The Operator is not required to identify or credit you in connection with a Contribution unless a Reward Notice or separate written agreement states otherwise.

10.5.2 To the extent permitted by law, you consent to:

  • (a) omission of your name from the Contribution;
  • (b) publication under the Operator’s name or without attribution;
  • (c) reasonable correction, editing, cropping, translation, combination and adaptation; and
  • (d) use of the Contribution in a different context, format or product, provided that the Operator does not falsely represent that another identified person created your original work or knowingly alter it in a manner that falsely attributes fraud, dishonesty or unlawful conduct to you.

10.5.3 Nothing in these Terms purports to transfer a moral right that cannot legally be transferred or authorise treatment that cannot legally be consented to.

10.6 Enforcement and further assurance

10.6.1 The assignment includes, to the extent legally transferable, the right to bring, defend, settle and recover remedies for infringement occurring after the assignment.

10.6.2 You will provide reasonable assistance, at the Operator’s cost, in documenting, perfecting or enforcing the rights granted under this clause. If you fail to execute a reasonably required confirmatory document after written request, you irrevocably appoint the Operator as your attorney solely to execute that confirmatory document on your behalf to the extent permitted by law, provided the document does not expand the substantive rights already granted by these Terms.

10.7 Retained uses and no general non-compete

10.7.1 Nothing in these Terms prevents you from:

  • (a) using facts that you independently know, observe or lawfully recollect;
  • (b) retaining and using your own underlying business records;
  • (c) independently creating new work without copying protected Operator material;
  • (d) working for another person or contributing to another platform; or
  • (e) carrying on your ordinary trade, employment or business.

10.7.2 You must not reproduce, sell, license or distribute:

  • (a) a dataset exported or copied from the Platform;
  • (b) a proprietary Operator compilation, taxonomy, report or analytics product; or
  • (c) Contributor-Created Material after assigning the relevant economic rights to the Operator, except with the Operator’s prior written permission.

10.7.3 Independently observed prices, addresses, product names and other factual information are not restricted merely because equivalent facts were previously submitted to the Platform.

10.8 Personal Data

10.8.1 This clause does not transfer ownership of Personal Data, waive a data subject’s statutory rights or constitute the legal basis for every processing activity.

10.8.2 Personal Data will be processed only in accordance with applicable law, clause 15 and the Privacy Notice.

11. Confidentiality and publication status

11.1 Contribution Data intended by the Platform for public display, including business names, public locations, product descriptions and publicly offered prices, may be published, combined and commercialised in accordance with these Terms.

11.2 The Operator will treat the following as non-public Source Material unless expressly designated otherwise:

  • (a) complete receipts and invoices;
  • (b) unredacted stock or sales records;
  • (c) internal transaction records;
  • (d) unpublished supplier terms; and
  • (e) information clearly marked confidential and accepted through an approved confidential-submission process.

11.3 The Operator may use non-public Source Material internally and disclose it to personnel, professional advisers and service providers who reasonably need access and are subject to appropriate confidentiality and data-protection obligations.

11.4 The Operator may disclose non-public Source Material where:

  • (a) the relevant owner expressly authorises disclosure;
  • (b) disclosure is required by law, court order or a competent regulator;
  • (c) disclosure is reasonably necessary to investigate fraud or protect legal rights, subject to applicable law; or
  • (d) the information has been lawfully anonymised or aggregated so that neither the Contributor nor the relevant business is reasonably identifiable.

11.5 The Operator does not undertake to keep public facts, lawfully obtained public records, anonymised data or independently received information confidential.

11.6 You must keep confidential any non-public information concerning the Operator’s source code, security controls, fraud-detection methods, unreleased products, restricted reward-verification logic or business operations that you obtain through restricted access.

11.7 This clause does not prevent a lawful protected disclosure to a regulator, court or competent authority, or the exercise of a non-waivable whistleblowing right.

12. Independent contributor relationship and no agency

12.1 You participate as an independent contributor and not as an employee, worker, agent, partner, franchisee, fiduciary, representative or joint venturer of the Operator.

12.2 Except under a separate written agreement:

  • (a) you decide whether to accept a contribution opportunity;
  • (b) you control when and where to contribute, subject to lawful deadlines and verification requirements;
  • (c) there are no guaranteed tasks, hours, minimum earnings or continuing engagements;
  • (d) you may provide services or information to other persons;
  • (e) you supply your own device, transport and ordinary equipment;
  • (f) you bear your own ordinary expenses and tax obligations; and
  • (g) neither party has authority to bind the other.

12.3 A specific Reward Notice may create a contract for the particular qualifying task described in that notice but does not, without more, create an employment relationship.

12.4 You must not:

  • (a) enter a contract in the Operator’s name;
  • (b) collect money on the Operator’s behalf;
  • (c) give a warranty, undertaking or representation for the Operator;
  • (d) incur a debt or obligation for the Operator; or
  • (e) describe yourself as an employee, inspector or authorised representative of the Operator.

12.5 Nothing in these Terms excludes any employment, tax, pension, social-security or other status that mandatory law applies based on the parties’ actual relationship.

13. Contribution opportunities and rewards

13.1 The Operator is not required to:

  • (a) offer any contribution opportunity;
  • (b) accept, publish or use a Contribution;
  • (c) provide feedback or reasons except as expressly required by these Terms or law;
  • (d) continue a reward programme indefinitely; or
  • (e) pay for a Contribution that is not covered by a Reward Notice or does not satisfy its conditions.

13.2 Submitting information does not, by itself, create a debt or payment obligation.

13.3 A Reward Notice should identify:

  • (a) the eligible Contribution or activity;
  • (b) eligibility criteria;
  • (c) the reward or method for calculating it;
  • (d) verification requirements;
  • (e) applicable limits and deadlines;
  • (f) when the reward becomes Pending and when it Vests;
  • (g) redemption and expiry conditions; and
  • (h) each material exclusion, withholding or cancellation ground.

13.4 A reward is “Pending” while stated verification, fraud-review, eligibility or redemption conditions remain incomplete. A Pending reward is conditional and is not yet payable.

13.5 A reward “Vests” when:

  • (a) you have satisfied all published conditions;
  • (b) the Contribution has passed the required verification;
  • (c) the stated fraud-review period has expired or been completed; and
  • (d) the Platform marks the reward as vested or payable.

13.6 Once vested, a cash reward or other definite benefit may not be retrospectively cancelled except:

  • (a) for proven fraud, collusion or material misrepresentation;
  • (b) to correct an obvious duplicate or computational error;
  • (c) where payment would breach applicable law; or
  • (d) where the Reward Notice expressly reserved a lawful, fair and proportionate cancellation right.

13.7 The Operator may place a Pending reward on hold during a genuine investigation but will complete the investigation within a reasonable period and provide a decision in accordance with clause 8.

13.8 Reward-programme amendments apply prospectively and do not reduce a reward that vested before the amendment.

13.9 Unless a Reward Notice expressly states otherwise, points:

  • (a) are contractual promotional units only and are not legal tender, deposits, electronic money, cryptocurrency, securities or investments;
  • (b) do not accrue interest;
  • (c) are personal to the account;
  • (d) may not be sold, transferred or inherited;
  • (e) have no guaranteed monetary value; and
  • (f) may expire only under expiry terms clearly disclosed when they are issued.

13.10 A competition, random draw, lottery-like promotion or chance-based reward will be governed by separate promotion terms and operated only after any legally required approval, registration or notification has been obtained.

14. Taxes, identity verification and payment checks

14.1 You are responsible for taxes and personal costs lawfully payable by you in connection with a reward.

14.2 The Operator may deduct or withhold an amount only where required or authorised by law and will provide reasonable evidence of the deduction on request.

14.3 The Operator may require lawful identity, age, payment, tax, sanctions or anti-fraud verification before issuing or redeeming a reward.

14.4 Sensitive verification information must be collected through a secure, specifically designated process and not through an ordinary Contribution field.

14.5 The Operator may refuse or delay payment where:

  • (a) required verification has not been completed;
  • (b) payment details are inaccurate or belong to an unauthorised person;
  • (c) payment would be unlawful;
  • (d) there is a credible fraud, duplication or account-security concern; or
  • (e) a payment provider is experiencing an event outside the Operator’s reasonable control, provided that a vested reward remains payable once the relevant impediment is lawfully resolved, unless clause 13.6 applies.

15. Personal data and privacy

15.1 Ardenturn Limited is the data controller responsible for Personal Data collected in connection with contributor accounts and Contributions, except where a separate notice expressly identifies another controller.

15.2 The Operator will process Personal Data:

  • (a) lawfully, fairly and transparently;
  • (b) only for specified, explicit and legitimate purposes;
  • (c) only to the extent adequate, relevant and reasonably necessary;
  • (d) with reasonable steps to maintain accuracy;
  • (e) only for as long as reasonably required or legally permitted; and
  • (f) using appropriate technical and organisational security measures.

15.3 The Operator may process Account Data, contact information, Device Data, security information, submission history, verification records, fraud indicators, reward records, communications and Location Data for purposes explained in the Privacy Notice, including:

  • (a) creating, administering and securing accounts;
  • (b) authenticating contributors;
  • (c) receiving, verifying, moderating and publishing Contributions;
  • (d) preventing fraud, duplication and misuse;
  • (e) operating and paying rewards;
  • (f) communicating about the account, Contributions and Platform;
  • (g) maintaining, analysing and improving the Platform;
  • (h) developing lawful aggregated, de-identified and analytical products;
  • (i) complying with legal obligations and responding to lawful requests; and
  • (j) protecting the Operator, contributors, businesses, Platform users and the public.

15.4 Before or at the time of collection, the Operator will make an accessible Privacy Notice available explaining, as applicable:

  • (a) the Operator’s identity and contact details;
  • (b) the categories and sources of Personal Data;
  • (c) each material processing purpose and lawful basis;
  • (d) whether provision is mandatory and the consequences of refusal;
  • (e) recipients or categories of recipients;
  • (f) international transfers and applicable safeguards;
  • (g) retention periods or the criteria used to determine them;
  • (h) data-subject rights and how to exercise them;
  • (i) complaint rights and the competent supervisory authority;
  • (j) automated decision-making or profiling and its material consequences; and
  • (k) the Operator’s privacy contact.

15.5 The Operator may disclose Personal Data only where reasonably necessary to:

  • (a) Group Companies performing a stated function;
  • (b) hosting, identity-verification, communication, analytics, payment and fraud-prevention service providers;
  • (c) professional advisers subject to confidentiality duties;
  • (d) reward partners where necessary to issue or redeem a reward;
  • (e) a court, regulator or law-enforcement authority acting with lawful authority; or
  • (f) a prospective purchaser, financier or successor under appropriate confidentiality and data-protection safeguards.

15.6 Service providers processing Personal Data for the Operator must be bound by written terms addressing permitted purposes, confidentiality, security, assistance with rights requests, breach notification, deletion or return and applicable transfer restrictions.

15.7 The Operator will use appropriate lawful safeguards for any international transfer of Personal Data.

15.8 The Operator will maintain reasonable procedures for access, correction, deletion, objection, restriction, portability, consent withdrawal and human review to the extent those rights apply.

15.9 Withdrawal of consent does not affect processing lawfully undertaken before withdrawal and does not invalidate processing based on another lawful basis.

15.10 The Operator will undertake an appropriate data-protection impact assessment before commencing processing likely to create a high risk to individuals, including extensive precise-location tracking, Sensitive Personal Data processing or materially consequential profiling.

15.11 The Operator will maintain reasonable incident-response procedures and make legally required notifications following a Personal Data breach.

15.12 The Operator may use Personal Data for direct marketing only where it has a lawful basis and will provide an effective method to object or opt out.

15.13 You must not submit another person’s Personal Data unless:

  • (a) the Platform specifically requests that category of data;
  • (b) the submission is reasonably necessary for the stated purpose;
  • (c) you have lawful authority or another valid legal basis; and
  • (d) you have followed any privacy notice, script, redaction or consent process prescribed by the Operator.

15.14 The Operator’s acceptance of a submission does not mean you had lawful authority to provide third-party Personal Data. The Operator remains responsible for establishing and documenting its own lawful basis for subsequent processing.

15.15 The Operator may redact, restrict or delete third-party Personal Data where the necessary legal basis cannot be established.

15.16 For privacy requests sent to help@ardenturn.com, the subject line should state “Privacy Request”. The Operator may request reasonable information needed to verify identity and protect against unauthorised disclosure.

15.17 If these Terms conflict with the Privacy Notice on a Personal Data matter, the provision that affords the data subject the greater legally required protection prevails. Neither document reduces a non-waivable statutory right.

16. Location Data and device permissions

16.1 Where location verification is required, the Platform will provide a just-in-time notice stating:

  • (a) what location information will be collected;
  • (b) why it is required;
  • (c) whether approximate or precise location is collected;
  • (d) whether collection occurs once, during a submission or in the background;
  • (e) how long identifiable Location Data will be retained or the criteria used; and
  • (f) the consequence of refusing permission.

16.2 Unless you give a separate, informed and revocable permission for a clearly stated purpose, the Operator will collect Location Data only while you actively make or verify a location-dependent Contribution.

16.3 The Platform will not continuously or secretly track your location merely because your account is logged in.

16.4 Refusing location permission may prevent acceptance of a location-dependent Contribution but will not prevent access to unrelated Platform functions unless reasonably necessary for security.

16.5 Location Data may be used for contribution verification, fraud detection, safety, service improvement and legal compliance only as explained in the Privacy Notice.

16.6 The Operator will retain precise identifiable Location Data only for the period reasonably necessary for the stated purpose, dispute handling, fraud prevention and applicable legal obligations. Longer-term analytics should, where reasonably possible, use aggregated or de-identified location information.

17. Account restriction, suspension and termination

17.1 The Operator may immediately restrict or suspend an account where reasonably necessary to:

  • (a) prevent ongoing fraud, unauthorised access or security harm;
  • (b) comply with law, court order or a competent authority’s direction;
  • (c) protect a person from an immediate safety or privacy risk;
  • (d) prevent material interference with the Platform; or
  • (e) preserve evidence during a credible investigation.

17.2 For a non-urgent breach capable of remedy, the Operator will ordinarily give notice describing the breach and allow at least seven days to remedy it before terminating the account.

17.3 The Operator may permanently terminate an account for:

  • (a) proven fraud, collusion or deliberate data manipulation;
  • (b) a serious or repeated breach of these Terms;
  • (c) unlawful collection or submission of confidential information or Personal Data;
  • (d) impersonation, harassment or unsafe conduct;
  • (e) deliberate circumvention of account, reward, moderation or security controls; or
  • (f) another lawful and proportionate ground necessary to protect the Platform or another person.

17.4 Except where prohibited by law or where doing so would compromise security, another person’s rights or a lawful investigation, the Operator will provide a brief statement of reasons and access to the review process in clause 8.

17.5 You may close your account and stop contributing at any time, subject to completion of outstanding investigations and lawful record-retention requirements.

17.6 Account closure or termination does not:

  • (a) reverse a valid assignment, licence or permission previously granted;
  • (b) require deletion of information that the Operator is legally required or lawfully entitled to retain;
  • (c) extinguish an accrued claim or liability; or
  • (d) permit cancellation of a vested reward except under clause 13.6.

17.7 Following closure or termination, the Operator will process deletion, objection or restriction requests in accordance with applicable law and the Privacy Notice.

18. Intellectual-property and other rights complaints

18.1 A person who reasonably believes that a Contribution infringes copyright, privacy, confidentiality, trade mark or another legal right may send a complaint to help@ardenturn.com with the subject “Rights Complaint”.

18.2 The complaint should identify:

  • (a) the complainant and their authority;
  • (b) the protected material or right;
  • (c) the allegedly infringing Contribution;
  • (d) the legal and factual basis of the complaint;
  • (e) supporting evidence; and
  • (f) accurate contact information.

18.3 The Operator may temporarily restrict disputed material while investigating.

18.4 Where appropriate, the Operator may notify you and allow a reasonable response, except where notice would be unlawful, unsafe or likely to compromise an investigation.

18.5 The Operator may remove, restore, redact or restrict material after considering the available evidence and applicable law.

18.6 Repeated knowing infringement or deliberately false rights complaints may result in account restriction or termination.

19. Platform and information disclaimer

19.1 To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Platform is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.

19.2 Because information may be crowdsourced, time-sensitive or derived from third parties, the Operator does not warrant that every price, stock record, supplier, location, review, recommendation, forecast or business record will be accurate, complete, current, uninterrupted or suitable for a particular purpose.

19.3 Platform information is general informational material and is not legal, investment, financial, accounting, tax, medical, safety or other professional advice.

19.4 You and other Platform users remain responsible for independently checking material information before entering a transaction or making a business decision.

19.5 The Operator does not control and is not responsible for:

  • (a) a third-party website, merchant, payment service or communication network;
  • (b) a user’s device, internet connection or data charges;
  • (c) an interruption caused by maintenance, cyberattack or circumstances outside reasonable control; or
  • (d) a transaction independently entered between users or third parties, except to the extent applicable law imposes responsibility on the Operator.

19.6 Nothing in these Terms excludes an express undertaking in a Reward Notice or a warranty, remedy or right that applicable law does not permit the Operator to exclude.

20. Limitation of liability

IMPORTANT: THIS CLAUSE LIMITS THE TYPES AND AMOUNTS OF LOSS FOR WHICH THE OPERATOR MAY BE LIABLE.

20.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for:

  • (a) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
  • (b) wilful misconduct or gross negligence;
  • (c) death or personal injury to the extent caused by negligence and not lawfully excludable;
  • (d) a vested reward lawfully due under clause 13;
  • (e) breach of a duty that applicable data-protection or consumer-protection law does not permit the Operator to exclude; or
  • (f) any other liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

20.2 Subject to clause 20.1, neither party is liable to the other for:

  • (a) indirect or consequential loss;
  • (b) loss of anticipated profit, opportunity, goodwill or reputation; or
  • (c) loss resulting from a business decision made in reliance on unverified crowdsourced information, where that category of loss was not the direct and reasonably foreseeable result of the breach.

20.3 Subject to clause 20.1, the aggregate liability of the Operator and the Protected Parties arising from or in connection with these Terms during any 12-month period will not exceed the greater of:

  • (a) ₦100,000; and
  • (b) the total monetary value of rewards paid or payable to you during the preceding 12 months.

20.4 The cap in clause 20.3 does not limit the Operator’s obligation to pay a separately vested reward.

20.5 A party claiming loss must take reasonable steps to mitigate that loss.

20.6 This clause must be interpreted and, where necessary, reduced only to the minimum extent required to comply with mandatory law rather than being treated as excluding a non-waivable right.

21. Contributor indemnity

IMPORTANT: THIS CLAUSE MAY REQUIRE YOU TO REIMBURSE CERTAIN THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS CAUSED BY YOUR SERIOUS BREACH.

21.1 You will indemnify the Operator and the Protected Parties against reasonable losses, liabilities, damages, penalties, settlements and external legal costs finally incurred as a result of a third-party claim directly arising from:

  • (a) your deliberate fraud or wilful misconduct;
  • (b) a material breach of the ownership, authority or non-infringement warranties in clause 5;
  • (c) your unlawful collection or disclosure of confidential information or Personal Data;
  • (d) material submitted by you that infringes another person’s rights; or
  • (e) your false representation that you were authorised to act for the Operator.

21.2 The indemnity does not apply to the extent the claim resulted from:

  • (a) a material alteration made solely by the Operator;
  • (b) use outside the rights or purposes granted under these Terms;
  • (c) the Operator’s fraud, wilful misconduct, gross negligence or breach of law; or
  • (d) the Operator’s continued use after receiving a legally sufficient infringement notice where continued use was not reasonably necessary to investigate or defend the claim.

21.3 The Operator must:

  • (a) notify you within a reasonable time after becoming aware of the claim;
  • (b) take reasonable steps to mitigate loss;
  • (c) permit your reasonable participation in the defence; and
  • (d) not agree to a settlement that admits criminal conduct or imposes a non-monetary obligation on you without your consent, not to be unreasonably withheld.

21.4 Failure to give prompt notice reduces the indemnity only to the extent that the delay materially prejudiced your defence.

22. Investigations, legal holds and lawful disclosures

22.1 The Operator may preserve records and investigate suspected fraud, infringement, security incidents, unlawful conduct or material breaches of these Terms.

22.2 The Operator may disclose account or Contribution information where:

  • (a) required by applicable law, warrant, subpoena, court order or a competent regulator’s lawful demand;
  • (b) reasonably necessary to establish, exercise or defend a legal claim;
  • (c) reasonably necessary to prevent an imminent threat to life, safety or system security; or
  • (d) lawfully necessary to investigate fraud or protect an affected person.

22.3 Where reasonably practicable, the Operator will:

  • (a) verify the apparent legal authority of the request;
  • (b) disclose only information reasonably necessary for the stated purpose;
  • (c) keep an appropriate record of the disclosure; and
  • (d) notify the affected person unless notice is prohibited by law or would materially prejudice the investigation, security or another person’s safety.

22.4 The Operator may suspend ordinary deletion procedures for information subject to a lawful legal hold, dispute or investigation. The information will remain access-restricted and will return to the ordinary retention cycle when the hold ends.

23. Changes to these Terms

23.1 The Operator may amend these Terms to reflect changes in law, security requirements, Platform functions, reward structures or legitimate business operations.

23.2 Except for an urgent change required by law or necessary to address an immediate security risk, the Operator will provide at least 14 days’ notice of a material amendment.

23.3 A material-amendment notice will:

  • (a) summarise the principal changes;
  • (b) state the effective date;
  • (c) provide access to the amended and previous versions; and
  • (d) state whether renewed acceptance is required.

23.4 A material amendment affecting intellectual-property rights, rewards, liability, dispute resolution, location tracking or Personal Data will not bind you until you expressly accept it.

23.5 An amendment applies prospectively to Contributions submitted after its effective date and acceptance. It does not:

  • (a) retrospectively transfer additional rights over an earlier Contribution;
  • (b) cancel or reduce a vested reward;
  • (c) validate earlier unlawful processing; or
  • (d) remove a non-waivable statutory right.

23.6 Where an urgent legal or security amendment takes immediate effect, the Operator will notify you as soon as reasonably practicable.

24. Complaints and disputes

24.1 These Terms and any non-contractual obligation arising from them are governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

24.2 A complaint should first be sent to help@ardenturn.com with the subject “Contributor Complaint” and should contain sufficient information to identify the account, Contribution, reward or decision concerned.

24.3 The Operator will use reasonable efforts to acknowledge a complaint within five Business Days and provide a substantive response within 15 Business Days.

24.4 Before commencing ordinary court proceedings, the parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute for 30 days beginning when the complaint is acknowledged or, if not acknowledged, five Business Days after it was properly sent.

24.5 The parties may agree in writing to appoint a mediator and conduct mediation under applicable Nigerian law. Mediation is voluntary unless the parties enter a separate binding agreement to mediate.

24.6 If the dispute is not resolved within the period in clause 24.4, or within any further period agreed for mediation, either party may commence proceedings in a court of competent subject-matter and territorial jurisdiction in Nigeria.

24.7 Nothing in this clause prevents:

  • (a) an application for urgent interim or protective relief;
  • (b) reporting suspected crime or unlawful conduct to a competent authority;
  • (c) a complaint to the Nigeria Data Protection Commission, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission or another competent regulator; or
  • (d) the exercise of a statutory right that cannot lawfully be subjected to prior negotiation or mediation.

25. Assignment and business transfers

25.1 You may not sell, transfer or assign your account, contributor status, rights or obligations under these Terms without the Operator’s prior written consent.

25.2 The Operator may assign or transfer these Terms to:

  • (a) a Group Company;
  • (b) a successor arising from a merger, reconstruction or corporate reorganisation;
  • (c) a purchaser of all or substantially all of the Platform or relevant business; or
  • (d) another person with your consent, provided that the transferee assumes the Operator’s material obligations under these Terms.

25.3 The Operator will give reasonable notice of a transfer that changes the identity of the data controller or the person responsible for vested rewards.

25.4 The Operator may grant security over its assets or receivables without transferring day-to-day contractual obligations to the secured creditor.

25.5 Any transfer of Personal Data must comply with applicable data-protection law and the Privacy Notice.

26. Notices

26.1 The Operator may send operational notices by in-app message, account notification, SMS or email to the contact details associated with your account.

26.2 A formal legal notice to the Operator must be sent to its registered address or to help@ardenturn.com with the subject “Legal Notice”.

26.3 An email notice is treated as received on the next Business Day after transmission unless the sender receives a delivery-failure message.

26.4 You must maintain current contact details. Failure to update them does not invalidate a notice properly sent to the last address supplied, except where mandatory law provides otherwise.

26.5 A notice of material contractual changes will not be delivered solely through a transient pop-up that cannot later be accessed.

27. Events outside reasonable control

27.1 Neither party is liable for delay or failure caused by an event outside its reasonable control, including widespread telecommunications failure, natural disaster, epidemic, civil disorder, government restriction, major cyberattack or utility failure, provided the affected party:

  • (a) did not cause the event through its own breach or failure to take reasonable precautions;
  • (b) takes reasonable steps to limit the effect; and
  • (c) resumes performance when reasonably practicable.

27.2 This clause does not excuse payment of a reward that vested before the event or compliance with mandatory data-security and breach-response duties.

28. Entire agreement and order of precedence

28.1 These Terms, the Privacy Notice, any applicable Reward Notice and any applicable organisational contributor agreement constitute the agreement governing Contributions.

28.2 In the event of an inconsistency:

  • (a) the Privacy Notice prevails solely in relation to processing Personal Data;
  • (b) the applicable Reward Notice prevails solely in relation to the specific reward;
  • (c) an organisational contributor agreement prevails in relation to the organisation and Contributions covered by it; and
  • (d) these Terms prevail on all other contributor matters.

28.3 A Reward Notice may supplement these Terms but may not reduce a non-waivable statutory right.

28.4 No oral statement, social-media post or informal communication varies these Terms unless expressly incorporated into a written Reward Notice or a written amendment validly accepted by the parties.

28.5 Nothing in this clause excludes liability for fraudulent misrepresentation or another matter that cannot legally be excluded.

29. Severability, waiver and cumulative rights

29.1 If a provision is found invalid or unenforceable, it will be interpreted or reduced only to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid and enforceable where the law permits. If that is not possible, it will be severed without affecting the remaining provisions.

29.2 A delay or failure to enforce a right is not a waiver.

29.3 A waiver is effective only if it is in writing and applies only to the specific circumstance for which it is given.

29.4 Rights and remedies under these Terms are cumulative unless expressly stated otherwise.

30. Survival

30.1 Clauses concerning accrued rewards, intellectual-property rights, confidentiality, Personal Data, liability, indemnity, investigations, dispute resolution, governing law and any provision intended by its nature to continue will survive account closure or termination.

31. Interpretation

31.1 Headings are for convenience and do not affect interpretation.

31.2 “Including” and similar expressions mean “including without limitation”.

31.3 A reference to a statute includes amendments, replacements and subsidiary legislation made under it.

31.4 Singular words include the plural and vice versa where the context permits.

31.5 “Written” and “in writing” include an electronic record capable of being retained and reproduced.

31.6 The English-language version governs. A translation is provided for convenience unless the Operator expressly designates it as authoritative.

31.7 A provision will not be interpreted against a party solely because that party drafted or proposed it.

31.8 Where a deadline falls on a day that is not a Business Day, it moves to the next Business Day unless a Reward Notice expressly states otherwise and the shorter period is lawful and reasonable.

32. Contributor confirmation

By selecting “I Agree and Continue”, you confirm that:

  • 32.1 you are at least 18 years old and have legal capacity to enter these Terms;
  • 32.2 you had an opportunity to open, read and retain these Terms and the Privacy Notice;
  • 32.3 your electronic acceptance is intended to act as your signature;
  • 32.4 your Contributions will be accurate, lawful, authorised and compliant with these Terms;
  • 32.5 you understand that Contributions do not give you ownership, shares, voting rights or control over ComOpp or Ardenturn Limited;
  • 32.6 you understand that you are not an employee, worker, agent, partner or authorised representative of the Operator;
  • 32.7 you understand that a Contribution is not automatically entitled to payment and that a reward is binding only under an applicable Reward Notice after its conditions are satisfied;
  • 32.8 you grant and assign the rights described in clause 10 separately in respect of each Contribution;
  • 32.9 you understand that the Operator may verify, moderate, score, restrict, reject, combine, publish and commercially use Contributions in accordance with these Terms;
  • 32.10 you understand that Personal Data and Location Data will be processed under clause 15, clause 16, the Privacy Notice and applicable law;
  • 32.11 you have read the limitation-of-liability and indemnity provisions; and
  • 32.12 you agree to be legally bound by these Terms.
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