The terms on which Club TXP, Inc. makes the property account platform available, and the obligations of the people and organisations that hold accounts on it.
SECTION 01
About these terms
To be suppliedThe contracting entity, that use constitutes acceptance, and how these terms sit alongside any brand-specific terms.
SECTION 02
Eligibility and accounts
To be suppliedWho may open an account, the requirement for an authorised representative on corporate, community and professional accounts, and that identity is verified through SafeQloud.
SECTION 03
Acceptable use
To be suppliedProhibited conduct and content, restrictions on scraping and automated access, and the requirement not to misrepresent authority over a property.
SECTION 04
Records and accuracy
To be suppliedWho is responsible for the accuracy of records added to an account, what Club TXP does and does not verify, and how disputed records are handled.
SECTION 05
Mandate and third-party access
To be suppliedScoped mandate granted to professionals, that it is revocable, and that revoking access does not remove the record.
SECTION 06
Ecosystem brands and third parties
To be suppliedExecution is performed by independent brands and professionals under their own terms, and the limits of Club TXP’s responsibility for their acts.
SECTION 07
Fees and payment
To be suppliedCharges, how they are notified, and an accurate statement of payment handling — including that Club TXP does not take custody of funds.
SECTION 08
Intellectual property
To be suppliedOwnership of the platform, the licence granted to account holders, and the position on content uploaded by users.
SECTION 09
Availability, suspension and termination
To be suppliedNo guarantee of uninterrupted service, grounds for suspension or closure by either party, notice, and what happens to the record on closure.
SECTION 10
Disclaimers and liability
To be suppliedWarranties given and disclaimed, liability caps, excluded losses, and the carve-outs that cannot lawfully be limited. State that the platform provides no investment, legal or tax advice.
SECTION 11
Governing law and contact
To be suppliedA governing law must be named here, in the clause, even though it is deliberately not shown in the page header. Operating across four markets is the reason for naming one, not a reason to omit it — without it, every dispute begins with an argument about which country’s law applies. Delaware is the natural candidate as the state of incorporation and the primary market. Confirm it with counsel and note expressly that mandatory consumer protections in the account holder’s country of residence apply regardless of that choice — a Delaware clause does not displace them in Sweden, Spain or the UAE. Add jurisdiction, any dispute mechanism, and the address for legal notices.