E-commerce

We provide extensive legal support for e-commerce projects. Our services encompass developing user relationship models for online platforms (such as online stores), integrating payment solutions, and addressing issues related to the storage and processing of user data.

A frequent request from our clients is the creation of a robust legal framework for their websites. This framework clarifies the legal status of both users and the company, establishes mutual responsibilities, and sets forth rules for the use of the site's functionalities. Additionally, we ensure that the processing of personal data complies with all relevant regulations.

As part of our e-commerce legal services, Cetus Legal prepares a comprehensive suite of documents to be published on the client's website. These documents typically include:

- User Agreement

- Terms of Delivery and Return Policy

- Security and Payment Refund Terms

- Privacy Policy

Our objective is not only to regulate the rights and obligations of the parties involved but also to ensure that the website meets the compliance requirements of payment systems for online platforms. This guarantees the seamless integration of payment solutions and adherence to industry standards.

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1. Opening an account in the payment system and connection of acquiring for the company selling products through the Shopify platform in conditions of objective difficulty for a company registered in Singapore, which has a virtual account in the payment system in another country.

2. Support the process of settling a dispute with the owners of a business monetizing a number of large websites: participation in negotiations, drafting a four-parties agreement terminating the current relationship with the current contractor and distributing the results of intellectual activity between two new rights holders.

3. Legal support for launching a website whose monetization is based on utility tokens.

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