Article1 : Object

This agreement aims to define the contractual relationships between Databroker and the Data Provider and the conditions applicable to any purchase made by Customers, through the site of Databroker (www.Databroker.global ) or all associated site, whether the Customer being a professional or consumer. The sale of a Data Product through the site implies unreserved acceptance by the Data Provider of the provisions of this agreement. Databroker and his site uses trademarks which are the property of SettleMint NV and/or its leaders. The Head Office of SettleMint NV is located to Arnould Nobelstraat 38, 3000 LEUVEN (Belgium), Reg BE 0661.674.810. Any reference to Databroker concerns only the rights and obligations of SettleMint NV. If Databroker does not invoke a provision of the present contract at any given time, it can never be interpreted as a renunciation on its part to use later. This Agreement essentially concerns the relationship between the Data Provider of Data Products on the site(s) of Databroker and Databroker. Databroker has no contractual relationship with clients, which only contract with the Data Provider. Databroker does promote the Data Products of the Data Provider on the Internet. The Data Provider has perfect knowledge of the general sales conditions of Databroker. The Data Provider undertakes that its own terms are not in contradiction with those of Databroker and comply with the legal provisions and the case law.

Article2 : Characteristics of data products

Article3 : Rates, Taxes

Prices for Data Products are listed in euros, all taxes and VAT included. The Price of the Data Product published at the time of a Deal will be the one applicable to the Customer and for the Commission calculation (see Article 6 – Payment Terms). At the request of the Customer, the Data Provider will establish an invoice showing the VAT information applicable to the Customer’s country and organization. The Data Provider authorizes optionally Databroker to generate invoices in the name and for the account of the Data Provider.

Article4 : Orders

The Customer who wishes to close a Deal, purchase a Data Product from the Data Provider, must:

• - fill the form of identification on which it will indicate all requested details or give his Customer number if it has one;
• - fill out the order form online by giving all the references of the Data Product and options;
• - validate the order after having checked it;
• - read, accept and validate the Data Provider terms;
• - confirm his order by clicking the “BUY” button
• - make payment under the conditions laid down
• - if required, provide supplementary technical information to access the Data Products;

The order confirmation leads to acceptance of the terms and conditions of Databroker and the Data Provider, the confirmation of knowledge and the waiver of its own conditions of purchase or other conditions. All of the data supplied by the Data Provider and recorded payment shall be evidence of the transaction. The confirmation will be worth signature and acceptance of the transaction performed. Databroker communicate to the Customer by e-mail and/or by its administration interface the recorded order confirmation and receipt of payment. Databroker will immediately communicate the purchase to the Data Provider, who agrees to deliver the order immediately. The Data Provider is not allowed to deliver the Data Product before Databroker confirmed the order receipt and payment from the buyer.

Article5 : Dispute, Arbitration

The Customer enjoys a warranty period of thirty days from the receipt of the order. During this period, the Customer can complain to Databroker for non-reception or non-compliance of the Data Product from the Data Provider.

In case of dispute, Databroker will act as arbitrator and aim to provide a neutral and cost-effective means of resolving the dispute quickly between the Customer and the Data Provider. Arbitration is more informal than a lawsuit in court. Arbitration uses a neutral arbitrator instead of a judge or jury, and court review of an arbitration award is very limited. As a result, Databroker might decide to cancel the order, partly or fully refund the Customer.

Article6 : Payment terms

Electronic payments will be made by the Customer exclusively by credit card or by any other means accepted by Databroker. The electronic payments will be made through a secure system which uses protocol SSL (Secure Socket Layer) so that the transmitted information is encrypted by a software and that no third party can take knowledge of the financial transaction. The Data Provider gives, by signing this contract, explicit authorization to Databroker to collect the price of all transactions on his behalf and convert it to an equivalent digital currency token “DTX” (DaTa eXchange : CoinMarketCap) according the market value at the time of the transaction. Within 30 days following the payment reception from the Customer, Databroker will transfer the amount of DTX to the Data Provider wallet, deducted with a Commission of 10% tax included applied on the total amount of sales. A supplementary commission could be applied according to the terms preliminary agreed between the Data Provider and his preferred Data Publisher.

Article7 : Liability

Databroker, in the process of online selling, is bound by an obligation of means and not results; its responsibility could not be committed for a damage resulting from the use of Internet network such as loss of data, intrusion, virus, service disruption, or other involuntary problems. Databroker cannot be responsible for a breach of Data Product delivery of the Data Provider. The Data Provider assumes the full liability related to the Data Product he offers for sale on the site of Databroker. The Data Provider will hold free Databroker of any claim of Customers or third parties, relating to the Data Product offered by the Data Provider, regardless of the nature or the subject of the complaint. The Data Provider will ensure at all times that its terms and conditions and business practices conform to the law.

Article8 : Intellectual property

All elements of the Databroker site are and remain the intellectual and exclusive property of Databroker. No one is allowed to reproduce, exploit, repeat, or use in any capacity whatsoever, even partially, elements of the site, software, visual or sound. Any reference to Databroker to external is strictly forbidden without an express written and prior agreement of Databroker.

Article9 : Personal data

In accordance with the law, to personal information about Customers will be able to subject to automated treatment. Databroker reserves the right to collect information about the Customers, including by using cookies, exclusively for the purpose of promotion of its activities, the Data Providers and their Data Products. Customers can oppose the disclosure of their details by pointing it to Databroker. Similarly, users have a right to access and rectify the data concerning them, by sending a registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt to Settlemint nv, Arnould Nobelstraat 38, 3000 LEUVEN (Belgium). The Data Provider has no access right to the Customers related data on the Databroker site, with the exception of data needed for sale and billing. The ' Annex A ' to this contract defines the conditions for the processing of data between Databroker and Data Provider and more particularly towards GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).

Article10 : Archiving-proof

Databroker archived purchase orders and invoices on a reliable and durable support constituting a copy faithful. The computerized registers of Databroker will be considered by the parties as proof of communications, orders, payments and transactions occurred between the Customer and the Data Provider.

Article11 : Duration - Termination - Sanctions

The present contract is concluded for a period of one year from the date of its signature. He will be tacitly renewed for periods of one year, unless notice notified by one party to the other party by registered letter, 3 months at least before the contractual deadline. It may be terminated immediately, without notice or compensation, in the event that a party does not respect commitments made under this agreement. From termination of the contract, regardless of the cause, or for non-payment of the amounts due, Databroker may withdraw temporarily or permanently from its site any mention about the Data Provider, as well as all the items of the latter. The Data Provider will remain nevertheless bound to all the commitments made, particularly with respect to buyers.

Except in case of fault, any termination contract terminated will continue to produce its effects until the end of the ongoing contractual period. At all times, the Data Provider will ensure Databroker of any remedy exercised against Databroker by a Customer, and will indemnify Databroker any damage then a fault or a liability of the Data Provider.

Article12 : Applicable law - Disputes

The english text of these general conditions will be only between parties. The text communicated to the Customer in a language other than English (on the website or by any other means) is transmitted as strictly commercial and informative.

The present contract is subject to Belgian law. The parties agree that any disagreement or dispute relating to this agreement or arising out of its interpretation or its application will be submitted to mediation, without prejudice to any possible measures. To this effect, the parties hereto agree to participate at a mediation meeting delegating a person with decision-making power. The Chartered mediator will be chosen by the parties among the mediators approved by the SPF Justice (Belgian Ministry of Justice). Failing amicable agreement, any dispute under execution or interpretation of this agreement will be of the exclusive competence of the courts of the judicial arrondissement of Brussels (Belgium), regardless of the domicile or headquarters of the Data Provider.

ArticleA.1: Definitions

Terms used in this article concerning the treatment of data:

• -"The data protection regulation": all the laws applicable to personal data processed as part of the contract or in connection with it, including Directive 95/46/EC on the protection of individuals physical for the data processing to personal data and the free movement of such data (such as that can be replaced by the GDPR); the Directive 2002/58/EC concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the sector of electronic communications (directive privacy and electronic communications); the GDPR, after its entry into force; the law of 8 December 1992 on the protection of privacy with respect to the treatment of personal data and all other national laws putting implementing or supplementing one any of those provisions; and all associated codes of practice and all the other guidelines binding published by any regulatory body; all such as modified, can and/or replaced and in force at any time;
• - 'ALACK": defined in article A.8 (g) (ii) (C) below
• - 'GDPR': the regulation 2016/679 on the protection of natural persons with respect to the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data, and repealing the directive 95/46/EC (General regulations on the Protection of data).
• - "Conditions": defined in article A.8 (g) (ii) (C) below;
• - ' Services': all services to be provided under the contract / contracts

ArticleA.2: Terms of regulation

When used in this clause relating to the processing of data, the following terms shall have the same meaning as in regulation of Data Protection:

• personal data;
• the controller;
• subcontractor;
• treatment; and
• supervisory authority.

ArticleA.3: Relationship and role of the parties

With respect to the treatment of the personal data under this agreement, the parties acknowledge and agree to the fact that:

• the Data Provider is responsible for the treatment; and
• Databroker is the subcontractor.

Databroker accepts and processes the personal data in accordance with the terms of this agreement

ArticleA.4: Context

Under the agreement, Databroker can provide Services related to one or more of the following activities:

• the publication and imaging;
• communication;
• the treatment and management of documents;
• support and maintenance;
• the operation and management of business processes. and/or
• the allocation of resources;

as agreed, upon in detail from time to time between the Data Provider and Databroker. This may involve the processing of personal data by Databroker on behalf of the Data Provider under the provision of the Services concerned, including Data Providers or to personnel of the Data Provider or other personal data people with whom the Data Provider deals in its activities (such as that can be described in more detail in this Agreement).

ArticleA.5: Description of the treatment

The treatment to be performed by Databroker is as follows:

• the purpose of the treatment is as described in section 1.4 above and the duration of the treatment will correspond to the entire period during which Databroker runs the Services under this agreement;
• the nature of the treatment is described in section 1.4 above and the purpose of the processing is to allow Databroker to perform Services under this agreement;
• to treat personal data will be all the personal data requested by the Data Provider in order to allow or facilitate the provision of Services by Databroker under this agreement, as described in section 1.4 above, and the categories of persons concerned are described in Article A.4 above; and
• the obligations and rights of the controller in the treatment are set out below.

ArticleA.6: Compliance has regulatory

The Data Provider and Databroker will comply (and shall ensure that their staff and/or their subcontractors comply) to the data protection regulations.

ArticleA.7: People managers and enquiries

The Data Provider and Databroker shall notify each other the person within their organization who is authorized to respond to enquiries concerning the personal data and the treatment that is the subject of this agreement from time to time. The Data Provider and Databroker will have to process these applications quickly and reasonably.

ArticleA.8: Treatment of data by Databroker

With respect to the treatment of the personal data under this agreement, Databroker will have to:

• treat the personal data (including during an international transfer of the personal data) only to the extent necessary to provide the Services and only in accordance with:

  • the terms of this agreement
  • the written instructions of the Data Provider from time to time; unless otherwise provided by law. If Databroker is required by law to treat the personal data other than in accordance with what was provided for in the framework of this agreement, it will inform the Data Provider prior to the treatment in question (unless the law prevents Databroker do it for important reasons of public interest)
• to implement technical and organizational measures appropriate to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risks presented by the processing, including the protection against accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, modification, the unauthorized disclosure or unauthorized access to the personal data transmitted, stored or otherwise processed under this agreement;
• take all reasonable steps to ensure that only authorized staff has access to the personal data and any person authorized to access the personal data will respect and maintain the due confidentiality in which concerns the personal data (including through an obligation of confidentiality when the persons concerned are not subject to this obligation under the law);
• not take subsequent subcontractors in the execution of the Services without the prior written consent of the Data Provider and otherwise in accordance with article A.9, and this at any time.
• not do or omit to do anything which would have the effect of placing the Data Provider in breach of its obligations under the Data Protection regulation;
• immediately notify the Data Provider if, in the opinion of Databroker, any instruction given to Databroker violated Data Protection regulation;

• if any, with respect to all data to personal data processed as part of the agreement, cooperate with the Data Provider and assist him to ensure compliance with:

  • the obligations of the Data Provider to meet the demands of any person seeking to exercise his rights under Chapter III of the GDPR, including by giving notice to the Data Provider any written request for access received by Databroker relating to the obligations of the Data Provider in respect of the regulation of the protection of data; and

  • the obligations of the Data Provider under sections 32a 36 of the GDPR to:

    • ensure the safety of the treatment
    • notify the competent control authority and any person concerned, as appropriate, any violation of the personal data;
    • conduct impact assessments relating to the protection of data (data protection impact assessment) (hereinafter a ' ALACK"); and
    • ensure the safety of the treatmentconsult the authority of control prior to treatment when an iniquitous ALACK the treatment would entail a risk high in the absence of measures taken by the Data Provider to mitigate the risk.

ArticleA.9: Subcontractors

Databroker will ensure that any subcontractor later that it committed to provide all services on its behalf under this agreement does only on the basis of a written contract that imposes such subsequent subcontractors of the conditions equivalent to those imposed by Databroker in this annex or other alternative conditions that may be agreed upon with the Data Provider (the "applicable requirements"). Databroker should ensure enforcement by the subsequent subcontractor of the applicable Conditions and will be directly responsible to the Data Provider for:

• any breach by the subsequent subcontractor one any of the applicable Conditions;

• any act or omission of the subsequent subcontractor as a result

  • to place Databroker in breach of this agreement; or
  • to place the Data Provider or Databroker in breach of the data protection regulation.

When the Data Provider gave Databroker a general authorization to hire subcontractors later, before hiring a new subsequent subcontractor under I' general authorization, Databroker will inform the Data Provider of any changes made and give the Data Provider the opportunity to oppose.

ArticleA.10: Monitoring of the conformity of Databroker

The Data Provider has the right to control and verify the compliance of Databroker with the Data Protection Regulations and with his treatment obligations data under this agreement at any time during regular hours opening. Databroker is committed to provide to the Data Provider all access, assistance and information reasonably necessary to allow the checks and inspections concerned. If the Data Provider believes that an on-site audit is necessary, Databroker agrees to give the Data Provider a reasonable access to its premises (subject to reasonable confidentiality and security) and all the personal data stored so all programs of treatment of data on site. The Data Provider has the right to perform the audit by a third party.

ArticleA.11: Transfer outside the eea and third parties

If Databroker transfer all personal data received from the vendor or on his behalf:

• outside the European economic area; or
• to a third party, if the third party is located outside the European economic area; Databroker shall, prior to any transfer, ask the Data Provider's written instructions.

ArticleA.12: End of service delivery

At the end of the provision of Services, Databroker shall, at the discretion of the Data Provider:

• delete; or
• return it to the Data Provider;

all data (including copies) personal data processed under this agreement, unless Databroker is legally required to keep copies of them.

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THESE CONDITIONS RELATING TO THE PROCESSING OF THE DATA

ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF:

Databroker Address

38 ARNOULD NOBELSTRAAT – 3000 LEUVEN – BELGIUM

COMPANY REGISTRATION BE 0661.674.810

MAIL: HELLO@Databroker.GLOBAL