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Digital Economy Partner Program Agreement

The governing contractual framework establishing the rights, responsibilities, digital asset relationship, hosting requirements, monetisation structure, intellectual-property protections, revenue participation, compliance obligations, termination rights, and commercial relationship between XGlobal Holdings LLC and an approved Digital Economy Partner.

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Document Partner Program Agreement
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Last Updated August 1, 2026
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Governing Entity XGlobal Holdings LLC
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Binding Partner Agreement

This Partner Program Agreement ("Agreement") establishes the contractual framework governing participation in the XGlobal™ Partner Program and the development, hosting, operation, monetisation, revenue participation, licensing, use, protection, suspension, termination, retention, purchase, and potential transfer of qualifying digital assets.

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Table of Contents

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PROGRAM FRAMEWORK

1. Program Overview

The XGlobal™ Digital Economy Partner Program ("Partner Program" or "Program") is a commercial participation framework operated by XGlobal Holdings LLC ("XGlobal", "we", "us", or "our") as part of the broader XGlobal Ecosystem™.

The Program enables approved Partners to participate in the development and operation of qualifying digital assets that may be developed or established by XGlobal™, hosted through XHost™, monetised through XMonetize™, and connected to approved digital, commercial, advertising, referral, audience, or other revenue-generating activities.

The commercial relationship established by this Agreement is based upon a continuing digital-asset participation model. The Partner does not purchase a website merely by participating in the Program or paying hosting fees. Instead, subject to the terms of this Agreement, the Partner receives contractual participation rights and may qualify for a fifty percent (50%) share of Qualifying Revenue generated through the applicable digital asset.

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Hosting payment is a continuing condition of the Partner relationship and applicable revenue-share eligibility. Failure to maintain required hosting payment may suspend or terminate the Partner's commercial participation and revenue-share eligibility, while ownership of the underlying XGlobal™-developed digital asset remains governed by the ownership provisions of this Agreement.

Independent Commercial Relationship

The term "Partner" is a program designation only. Except where expressly established by a separate written agreement signed by authorized representatives of the relevant parties, this Agreement does not create a legal partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, agency relationship, franchise relationship, fiduciary relationship, or co-ownership relationship between the Partner and XGlobal™.

Contractual Framework

This Agreement may be supplemented by XHost™ terms, XMonetize™ terms, privacy policies, acceptable-use rules, technical requirements, campaign rules, payment terms, revenue schedules, security requirements, and other written policies expressly incorporated into the Partner relationship.

Specific terms applicable to a particular service or transaction may govern that service or transaction to the extent of an express inconsistency, provided that no supplemental term shall be interpreted as transferring XGlobal™ ownership of an XGlobal™-developed digital asset unless such transfer is expressly documented in a separate written asset-transfer agreement.

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DEFINITIONS & INTERPRETATION

2. Definitions & Interpretation

For purposes of this Agreement, the following terms have the meanings assigned below.

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Partner

An individual or legal entity approved by XGlobal™ to participate in the Digital Economy Partner Program under this Agreement.

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Digital Asset

A website, web application, online property, digital platform, landing environment, software environment, digital publication, or other qualifying digital property developed, configured, deployed, hosted, operated, or otherwise established within the XGlobal Ecosystem™.

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XGlobal™ Development

Design, development, configuration, coding, deployment, integration, automation, technical setup, content implementation, infrastructure configuration, or other work performed by or for XGlobal™ in establishing a Digital Asset.

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XHost™

The XGlobal™ hosting environment, hosting service, infrastructure, or applicable hosting service designated by XGlobal™ for operation of a qualifying Digital Asset.

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XMonetize™

The XGlobal™ monetisation framework, technology, service, advertising infrastructure, commercial system, or other revenue-generation mechanism designated by XGlobal™ for monetising qualifying Digital Assets.

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Qualifying Revenue

Revenue actually generated, recognized, received, attributed, and determined by XGlobal™ to be eligible for revenue sharing under this Agreement, after applicable exclusions, reversals, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, third-party charges, transaction costs, invalid activity, and other expressly permitted adjustments.

Digital Asset Partnership

A "Digital Asset Partnership" means the contractual participation relationship established when XGlobal™ develops or establishes a qualifying Digital Asset for an approved Partner and the applicable Digital Asset is maintained within the XGlobal Ecosystem™ under the applicable XHost™ and XMonetize™ requirements.

Current Market Value

"Current Market Value" means the fair commercial value of a Digital Asset determined at the relevant time by XGlobal™ using reasonable commercial valuation factors, which may include development cost, replacement cost, technology, intellectual property, domain value, traffic, search visibility, audience, revenue history, revenue potential, operating history, market comparables, infrastructure, third-party licences, brand value, commercial utility, and other relevant factors.

Interpretation

Headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation. Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa where appropriate. References to "including" mean "including without limitation" unless expressly stated otherwise.

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ELIGIBILITY & APPROVAL

3. Partner Eligibility & Approval

Participation is subject to XGlobal™ approval and continuing eligibility requirements.

By participating, the Partner represents and warrants that:

01 · AGE

The Partner is at least eighteen (18) years old or has reached the applicable legal age required to enter into the relevant contractual relationship.

02 · AUTHORITY

If acting for an organization, the Partner has authority to bind that organization.

03 · INFORMATION

All information supplied to XGlobal™ is accurate, complete, current, and not materially misleading.

04 · COMPLIANCE

Participation is lawful in the Partner's applicable jurisdiction.

05 · IDENTITY

The Partner will not impersonate another person or unlawfully use another person's account.

06 · CAPACITY

The Partner has legal capacity to enter into and perform this Agreement.

XGlobal™ may verify identity, business information, payment information, ownership information, geographic eligibility, sanctions-related information where lawful, and other information reasonably necessary to administer the Program.

Approval does not constitute a guarantee that the Partner will remain eligible indefinitely or that any particular Digital Asset, campaign, service, or revenue opportunity will remain available.

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XGLOBAL™ DIGITAL ECONOMY

4. Digital Economy Partner Framework

The XGlobal™ Partner model is based on the creation, hosting, monetisation, operation, and commercial development of digital assets.

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BUILD

XGlobal™ develops or establishes the qualifying Digital Asset.

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HOST

The Digital Asset is hosted through XHost™ or an approved XGlobal™ hosting environment.

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MONETISE

Eligible Digital Assets may be connected to XMonetise™.

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PARTICIPATE

The Partner operates, develops, promotes, manages, or otherwise participates in the Digital Asset.

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GENERATE VALUE

The Digital Asset may generate legitimate commercial or advertising activity.

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SHARE

Subject to this Agreement, the Partner may receive 50% of Qualifying Revenue.

No Automatic Legal Ownership

Participation, use, administration, hosting payment, revenue participation, promotional activity, or access to a Digital Asset does not independently transfer ownership of the Digital Asset or XGlobal™ intellectual property to the Partner.

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DIGITAL ASSET CREATION

5. Digital Asset Development & Establishment

XGlobal™ may design, develop, configure, deploy, populate, integrate, host, maintain, modify, upgrade, or otherwise establish a Digital Asset for an approved Partner.

No-Cost Development Is Not a Sale

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The provision of development services at no separate development charge does not constitute a sale, gift, assignment, transfer, conveyance, licence of ownership, or relinquishment of intellectual-property rights by XGlobal™.

Unless XGlobal™ expressly agrees otherwise in a separate written asset-transfer agreement, all Digital Assets developed or established by XGlobal™ remain subject to XGlobal's ownership and control rights as described in this Agreement.

Development Scope

A Digital Asset may include, without limitation:

DESIGN

Visual design, layout and user-interface systems.

CODE

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and other software.

DATABASE

Databases, structures and data-management systems.

INTEGRATIONS

APIs, services, payment systems and third-party integrations.

AUTOMATION

Scripts, workflows, automations and operational systems.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Hosting, deployment and technical architecture.

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XHOST™ · HOSTING CONDITION

6. XHost™ Hosting & Payment Requirements

Where the Digital Asset Partnership requires XHost™ hosting, the Partner must maintain the applicable paid XHost™ hosting plan in good standing.

CONTINUING PARTNERSHIP CONDITION Active Hosting Payment

Required hosting payment is a continuing contractual condition of the Digital Asset Partnership and applicable revenue-share eligibility.

Hosting Is a Service, Not an Ownership Purchase

Payment of hosting fees purchases access to the applicable hosting service and infrastructure. Hosting fees do not constitute instalments toward ownership of the Digital Asset, source code, XGlobal™ software, intellectual property, infrastructure, trademarks, systems, or proprietary technology.

Failed or Missed Payment

If a required hosting payment fails, is reversed, is charged back, remains unpaid, or otherwise does not settle successfully, XGlobal™ may suspend the Partner's revenue-share eligibility and may suspend or terminate the Partner's participation in the Digital Economy Partner Program in accordance with this Agreement.

XGlobal™ may provide a reasonable payment-cure period where commercially appropriate, but is not required to do so where immediate suspension is reasonably necessary to protect XGlobal™, the Digital Asset, the ecosystem, infrastructure, customers, data, or other legitimate interests.

PAYMENT CURRENT ACTIVE PARTNER STATUS

Subject to all other applicable requirements, the Partner remains eligible for applicable revenue participation.

PAYMENT FAILED PARTNERSHIP AT RISK

Revenue participation may be suspended and the partnership may be terminated if the payment default is not cured.

No Automatic Asset Transfer on Default

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Failure to pay hosting fees does not transfer ownership of the Digital Asset to the Partner. It does not create an ownership interest, equity interest, copyright interest, source-code ownership right, or other proprietary interest in XGlobal's Digital Asset or technology.

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XMONETIZE™ · REVENUE ENGINE

7. XMonetize™ & Revenue Participation

Eligible Digital Assets may be connected to XMonetize™, which may provide advertising, promotional, referral, commercial, transactional, audience, or other approved monetisation mechanisms.

XMonetize™ does not guarantee that a Digital Asset will generate revenue. Revenue depends on actual commercial activity and numerous factors outside XGlobal's control.

Revenue-Share Principle

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PARTNER REVENUE PARTICIPATION Fifty Percent (50%) of Qualifying Revenue

Subject to the conditions of this Agreement, an eligible Partner is entitled to fifty percent (50%) of Qualifying Revenue attributable to the Partner's qualifying Digital Asset.

The remaining portion of Qualifying Revenue is retained by XGlobal™ and/or allocated according to the applicable XMonetize™ commercial structure, third-party obligations, platform arrangements, operating requirements, and other applicable terms.

Revenue Attribution

Revenue will be attributed to a Digital Asset using XGlobal's reasonable technical and accounting systems, attribution mechanisms, tracking records, payment records, advertising systems, transaction records, campaign identifiers, domains, account identifiers, or other relevant data.

XGlobal's records will constitute prima facie evidence of attribution and calculation absent demonstrated error, fraud, manifest computational error, or other compelling evidence requiring correction.

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REVENUE ACCOUNTING

8. 50% Revenue Share & Revenue Accounting

8.1 Partner Share

Provided that the Partner remains eligible under this Agreement, the Partner shall be entitled to fifty percent (50%) of Qualifying Revenue generated through the applicable Digital Asset.

The fifty percent (50%) share applies to Qualifying Revenue actually recognized under the XMonetize™ system and does not constitute a guarantee of any minimum revenue, return, earnings amount, traffic level, customer volume, or financial result.

8.2 Qualifying Revenue

Qualifying Revenue means revenue actually attributable to the applicable Digital Asset and eligible for distribution under the applicable XMonetize™ structure after applicable deductions and adjustments, including where applicable:

REFUNDS

Customer refunds and reversals.

CHARGEBACKS

Payment disputes and chargebacks.

TAXES

Taxes or government charges required to be collected or remitted.

PROCESSING

Applicable transaction or payment-processing charges.

THIRD PARTIES

Third-party fees or commissions applicable to the transaction.

INVALID ACTIVITY

Fraudulent, artificial, manipulated or non-qualifying revenue.

8.3 Revenue Statements

XGlobal™ may provide revenue information through the applicable Partner dashboard, account statement, reporting system, payment record, or other electronic communication.

Revenue may be subject to reporting delays, verification periods, refunds, reversals, chargebacks, fraud reviews, payment settlement periods, currency conversion, and reconciliation.

8.4 Negative Adjustments

If revenue previously attributed to a Partner is later determined to have resulted from a refund, chargeback, fraud, invalid activity, accounting error, duplicate attribution, or other adjustment, XGlobal™ may correct the applicable revenue statement and offset the relevant amount against future amounts payable, subject to applicable law.

8.5 No Guaranteed Minimum

Neither hosting payment nor Partner participation creates a guaranteed minimum revenue amount.

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The Partner's fifty percent (50%) share is a percentage of actual Qualifying Revenue. It is not interest, investment income, guaranteed return, guaranteed commission, guaranteed salary, or a promise that revenue will be generated.

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

9. Digital Asset Ownership & Intellectual Property

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XGlobal™ retains ownership of the intellectual property and proprietary technology comprising Digital Assets developed or established by XGlobal™, except for Partner-owned materials and third-party materials expressly identified otherwise in writing.

9.1 XGlobal™-Owned Materials

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, XGlobal™ owns and retains all rights, title, and interest in and to XGlobal™-developed Digital Assets and the underlying proprietary materials, including:

SOURCE CODE

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and other source code.

SOFTWARE

Applications, scripts, software and technical systems.

DESIGN

Layouts, interfaces, templates and design systems.

DATABASES

Database architecture and proprietary database systems.

TECHNOLOGY

Algorithms, workflows, integrations and technical architecture.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Deployment systems, configurations and XGlobal™ infrastructure.

DOCUMENTATION

Technical, operational and system documentation.

TRADEMARKS

XGlobal™ names, logos, marks and ecosystem branding.

9.2 No Implied Assignment

No ownership right is transferred to the Partner by implication, estoppel, payment of hosting fees, use of a Digital Asset, generation of revenue, receipt of revenue share, participation in the Program, contribution of business information, or any other conduct unless XGlobal™ expressly transfers the applicable right in a separate written instrument.

9.3 Copyright

Copyright and other intellectual-property rights in XGlobal™-developed code, designs, systems, templates, software, documentation, graphics, architecture, proprietary content, and other protected materials remain with XGlobal™ or the applicable rights holder.

9.4 Work Product

To the extent permitted by applicable law, all work product created by XGlobal™ or its contractors specifically for a Digital Asset remains owned by XGlobal™ unless a separate written agreement expressly provides otherwise.

9.5 Third-Party Materials

Third-party software, fonts, libraries, plugins, images, APIs, services, open-source components, or other materials remain subject to their respective licences and are not represented as being owned exclusively by XGlobal™.

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CONTENT & LICENSING

10. Partner Content, Trademarks & Licences

Partner-Owned Materials

To the extent the Partner supplies original materials owned by the Partner, including trademarks, photographs, written materials, logos, product information, business information, videos, or other content, the Partner retains ownership of those materials unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Licence to XGlobal™

The Partner grants XGlobal™ a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence, during the period reasonably necessary to operate the Digital Asset and administer the Program, to host, reproduce, display, adapt, technically modify, transmit, store, and otherwise use Partner-provided materials as reasonably necessary to operate, maintain, secure, develop, monetize, and administer the Digital Asset.

Partner Warranty

The Partner represents that it has sufficient rights to provide Partner materials to XGlobal™ and that authorized use of those materials will not knowingly infringe third-party rights.

XGlobal™ Trademarks

XGlobal™ trademarks, trade names, logos, service marks, product names, ecosystem names, domain names, and brand assets remain the exclusive property of XGlobal™ or their respective owners.

The Partner receives no ownership interest in XGlobal™ trademarks merely by using them in connection with the Partner Program.

Any use of XGlobal™ marks must comply with applicable brand, advertising, and trademark requirements.

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TECHNICAL CONTROL

11. Domains, Infrastructure & Technical Control

Domain names, hosting accounts, DNS configurations, source repositories, deployment environments, infrastructure accounts, software licences, API keys, technical credentials, databases, server configurations, analytics systems, advertising accounts, and other technical components may be owned, controlled, licensed, or administered by different parties.

No Automatic Domain Ownership

Registration of a domain name in a Partner's name, use of a domain by a Partner, payment of domain-related fees, or association of a domain with the Partner does not automatically transfer ownership of the underlying Digital Asset or XGlobal™ intellectual property.

Technical Administration

XGlobal™ may retain administrative access reasonably necessary to operate, secure, maintain, monitor, protect, update, back up, investigate, and administer the Digital Asset and the XGlobal Ecosystem™.

The Partner shall not intentionally disable, circumvent, remove, bypass, or interfere with reasonable XGlobal™ technical controls protecting the Digital Asset.

Security

Credentials, access tokens, administrative interfaces, deployment systems, APIs, and security controls must not be shared with unauthorized persons or used to bypass XGlobal™ security mechanisms.

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PARTNER CONDUCT

12. Partner Responsibilities & Conduct

Partners must conduct themselves lawfully, honestly, professionally, and in a manner that protects users, customers, XGlobal™, other Partners, and the integrity of the XGlobal Ecosystem™.

HONESTY

Make truthful and accurate representations about XGlobal™, the Program, the Digital Asset, and potential economic outcomes.

TRANSPARENCY

Disclose material commercial relationships where required by law or applicable advertising rules.

SECURITY

Protect credentials and report material security incidents.

COMPLIANCE

Follow applicable laws, regulations and XGlobal™ policies.

CONTENT

Do not knowingly upload unlawful, infringing, fraudulent, malicious, defamatory, or prohibited material.

REPUTATION

Do not intentionally engage in conduct designed to damage XGlobal™ or manipulate the ecosystem.

Prohibited Conduct

Partners may not engage in fraud, artificial traffic, click manipulation, self-referrals where prohibited, automated abuse, malware distribution, phishing, impersonation, unauthorized access, deceptive advertising, unlawful solicitation, intellectual-property infringement, or other prohibited activity.

No Unauthorized Authority

A Partner may not represent that the Partner is an employee, officer, director, agent, legal representative, authorized spokesperson, franchisee, or legal partner of XGlobal™ unless expressly authorized in writing.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPLIANCE

13. International Compliance

The Partner is responsible for complying with laws applicable to the Partner's activities, location, audience, customers, advertising, transactions, business, and Digital Asset.

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Advertising

Advertising and promotional claims must comply with applicable truth-in-advertising standards.

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Privacy

Applicable privacy and data-protection requirements must be observed.

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Intellectual Property

Third-party copyright, trademark and other intellectual-property rights must be respected.

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Local Requirements

Licensing, registration, consumer, tax and regulatory obligations remain the Partner's responsibility where applicable.

Mandatory Local Laws

Nothing in this Agreement is intended to exclude, restrict, or waive a right, remedy, protection, or obligation that applicable mandatory law does not permit the parties to exclude, restrict, or waive.

Where mandatory local law applies to a Partner or transaction, that mandatory requirement shall apply to the extent legally required.

International Electronic Contracting

The parties acknowledge that this Agreement may be formed, accepted, administered, amended, and evidenced electronically to the extent permitted by applicable law.

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ECOSYSTEM INTEGRITY

14. Fraud, Abuse & Ecosystem Integrity

XGlobal™ may monitor, validate, investigate, reconcile, audit, or review activity associated with a Digital Asset to protect the integrity of the Program.

Activity may be excluded from Qualifying Revenue if it is reasonably determined to be fraudulent, artificial, manipulated, duplicated, unauthorized, invalid, misleading, or otherwise inconsistent with applicable Program requirements.

Artificial traffic or engagement.
Fraudulent transactions or conversions.
Manipulated clicks, impressions, leads or referrals.
Unauthorized automation or bot activity.
Attempts to manipulate attribution or revenue records.
Circumvention of XGlobal™ technical or commercial controls.
False representations concerning earnings or revenue.
Any unlawful activity connected to the Digital Asset.

Where appropriate and lawful, XGlobal™ may suspend access, freeze disputed revenue pending investigation, correct accounting records, reverse invalid revenue, terminate participation, disable affected systems, or take other reasonable protective measures.

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REVENUE & OUTCOME DISCLAIMER

15. Income, Revenue & Outcome Disclaimer

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XGlobal™ does not guarantee that any Digital Asset will generate revenue, traffic, customers, advertising income, leads, sales, commissions, rewards, or any specific financial outcome.

The fifty percent (50%) revenue-share structure means that an eligible Partner may receive fifty percent (50%) of actual Qualifying Revenue. It does not mean that the Partner will necessarily receive any amount of revenue.

Results may depend on traffic, market demand, advertising performance, search visibility, content, customer behavior, competition, technology, geography, regulatory conditions, Partner effort, economic conditions, and other factors.

No Investment Representation

Unless expressly established under a separate agreement, the Partner Program does not constitute a purchase of securities, an investment contract, an equity interest, debt instrument, deposit, guaranteed-return product, or other investment product.

No Employment Compensation

Revenue participation under this Agreement is not salary, wages, employment compensation, or a guaranteed payment for services.

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DEFAULT & ENFORCEMENT

16. Suspension, Default & Termination

XGlobal™ may suspend, restrict, deactivate, or terminate the Partner's participation where permitted by applicable law and this Agreement.

Events of Default

Failure to maintain required XHost™ hosting payment.
Material breach of this Agreement or applicable XGlobal™ terms.
Fraudulent or abusive conduct.
Unlawful activity.
Intellectual-property infringement.
Material security violation.
Materially false or misleading information.
Conduct creating material risk to XGlobal™ or the ecosystem.

Hosting Payment Default

Failure of a required hosting payment is a material commercial event because the hosting service forms part of the continuing infrastructure supporting the Digital Asset Partnership.

If the payment failure is not successfully cured within any applicable cure period, XGlobal may terminate the Partner's commercial participation and revenue-share eligibility.

Effect of Termination

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, termination ends the Partner's right to participate in future revenue under this Agreement from the effective date of termination, subject to final accounting, valid amounts accrued before termination, adjustments, refunds, chargebacks, and other applicable provisions.

Termination does not automatically transfer the Digital Asset to the Partner.

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ASSET RETENTION

17. Asset Retention After Termination

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Termination of the Partner relationship does not constitute transfer of ownership of the Digital Asset to the Partner.

Where XGlobal™ developed or established the Digital Asset and no separate written transfer agreement has been completed, XGlobal™ retains its applicable ownership, intellectual-property, technical, infrastructure, and control rights after termination.

Continuing Asset Rights

Following termination, XGlobal™ may, subject to applicable law and any surviving contractual obligations:

RETAIN

Retain the Digital Asset and associated XGlobal™ intellectual property.

DISABLE

Disable access or functionality.

ARCHIVE

Archive the Digital Asset and associated records.

MODIFY

Modify, redeploy or repurpose XGlobal™-owned components.

REMOVE

Remove or discontinue the Digital Asset.

TRANSFER

Transfer the Digital Asset only through an expressly authorized acquisition or transfer arrangement.

Partner's No-Cost Development Expectation

The Partner acknowledges that XGlobal™ may have invested development resources, technical resources, infrastructure, software, expertise, intellectual property, and opportunity cost in establishing the Digital Asset without charging a separate development fee.

The absence of a development charge does not create an implied obligation upon XGlobal™ to surrender the Digital Asset or its intellectual property if the Partner subsequently ceases hosting or participation.

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ACQUISITION & TRANSFER

18. Purchase, Transfer & Acquisition of Digital Assets

A Partner who wishes to obtain ownership or control of a Digital Asset may submit a written acquisition or transfer request to XGlobal™.

Current Market Value

XGlobal™ may determine the Digital Asset's Current Market Value using commercially reasonable valuation factors.

Such factors may include development investment, replacement cost, intellectual property, technology, domain value, traffic, audience, search visibility, revenue history, revenue potential, brand value, infrastructure, third-party licences, operating history, market comparables, maintenance requirements, and other relevant commercial considerations.

No Automatic Transfer

A request for transfer does not itself create a transfer obligation.

Ownership will transfer only if:

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REQUEST

Partner submits an acquisition or transfer request.

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VALUATION

XGlobal™ determines or agrees the applicable value.

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AGREEMENT

The parties execute the applicable transfer documentation.

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PAYMENT

The agreed acquisition price and applicable costs are paid.

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TRANSFER

Transfer occurs only after the contractual conditions are satisfied.

Scope of Transfer

Unless expressly stated in the transfer agreement, acquisition of a Digital Asset does not automatically include XGlobal's broader ecosystem, proprietary technology, XHost™ infrastructure, XMonetize™ platform, XGlobal trademarks, unrelated software, proprietary systems, third-party licences, or other XGlobal™ assets.

Partner-Requested Removal

If the Partner wishes the Digital Asset to be removed, surrendered, transferred, or taken out of the XGlobal Ecosystem™, the Partner may submit a written request. XGlobal™ may determine the appropriate commercial and technical process, including removal, archival, acquisition, or transfer, subject to this Agreement, applicable law, third-party rights, and operational requirements.

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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

19. Confidentiality & Information Protection

Each party may receive confidential or commercially sensitive information belonging to the other party.

Confidential Information may include business plans, technical information, source code, credentials, financial information, pricing, customer information, security information, non-public product information, revenue information, commercial strategies, and other information reasonably understood to be confidential.

A receiving party shall use reasonable measures to protect Confidential Information and shall not disclose it except as authorized, required by law, or reasonably necessary to perform the applicable contractual relationship.

Exclusions

Confidentiality obligations do not generally apply to information that is publicly available without breach, lawfully received from an unrestricted third party, independently developed without use of Confidential Information, or required to be disclosed by law.

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PRIVACY & DATA

20. Privacy & Data Protection

Personal information may be processed as reasonably necessary to administer Partner accounts, hosting, payments, revenue attribution, security, compliance, communications, customer support, fraud prevention, and other legitimate business functions.

Where applicable, processing will be subject to the relevant XGlobal™ privacy notice and applicable data protection law.

Partners are responsible for ensuring that their own Digital Asset activities comply with applicable privacy and data-protection obligations, including where the Partner independently collects, processes, or controls personal information.

International Data Transfers

Where personal information is transferred across jurisdictions, the parties will comply with applicable legal requirements governing such transfers, subject to available lawful transfer mechanisms.

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TAX & REGULATION

21. Taxes & Regulatory Responsibilities

The Partner is independently responsible for determining, reporting, and paying taxes applicable to revenue shares, commissions, business income, or other amounts received through the Program.

The Partner is also responsible for obtaining licences, registrations, permits, business authorizations, or other approvals required for the Partner's own activities.

XGlobal™ may withhold, report, collect, disclose, or otherwise process amounts or information where required by applicable law.

XGlobal™ does not provide individualized legal, accounting, tax, investment, or regulatory advice.

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LIABILITY & PROTECTION

22. Risk, Liability & Indemnification

Service Availability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, XGlobal™ services may be provided on an "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE" basis.

Internet services, hosting, payment systems, telecommunications, software, third-party platforms, advertising networks, DNS systems, infrastructure, and other technology may experience interruptions, delays, errors, maintenance periods, security events, or other disruptions.

Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, XGlobal™ and its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, contractors, licensors, service providers, representatives, and agents shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, or similar damages arising from participation in the Program.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited under applicable law.

Partner Indemnification

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To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Partner agrees to indemnify and hold harmless XGlobal™ and its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, contractors, service providers, and representatives against claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs, and reasonable expenses arising from the Partner's unlawful conduct, breach of this Agreement, unauthorized representations, infringement of third-party rights, misuse of the Digital Asset, or violation of applicable law.

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BUSINESS CONTINUITY

23. Force Majeure & External Disruptions

Neither party shall be responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

01 Technology

Hosting, software, infrastructure or hardware failures.

02 Connectivity

Internet, telecommunications, DNS, routing or network failures.

03 Security

Cyberattacks, security incidents or third-party infrastructure events.

04 External Events

Government actions, natural disasters, war, emergencies, labour disruptions or similar events.

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INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION

24. International Dispute Resolution

Good-Faith Resolution

Before commencing formal proceedings, the parties should first attempt in good faith to resolve a dispute through written notice and reasonable commercial discussions.

The complaining party should provide reasonable details concerning the dispute, the relief requested, and the relevant contractual provision.

Arbitration

To the extent permitted by applicable law and subject to any mandatory rights that cannot lawfully be waived, a dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement, including its formation, interpretation, performance, breach, termination, or validity, shall be resolved by confidential binding arbitration rather than court litigation.

The arbitration shall be administered under commercially recognized arbitration rules selected by XGlobal™ and specified in the applicable arbitration notice or supplemental terms, unless the parties agree otherwise.

Interim and Protective Relief

Nothing in this section prevents a party from seeking temporary, emergency, injunctive, protective, or other interim relief from a court of competent jurisdiction where necessary to protect intellectual property, confidential information, security, Digital Assets, systems, data, or other rights pending resolution of the dispute.

International Enforcement

The parties intend that any arbitration award be capable of recognition and enforcement in jurisdictions where legally available.

The parties acknowledge the importance of internationally recognized arbitration and electronic-contracting frameworks and intend this section to operate subject to applicable mandatory law.

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GOVERNING LAW

25. Governing Law

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Subject to mandatory applicable law, this Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Delaware, United States of America, without giving effect to conflict-of-law principles that would require application of another jurisdiction's substantive law.

Nothing in this Agreement is intended to deprive a Partner of mandatory consumer, privacy, employment, electronic commerce, tax, regulatory, or other legal protections that cannot lawfully be waived.

Where mandatory law applies, the applicable mandatory provisions shall apply to the extent legally required.

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GENERAL CONTRACT TERMS

26. General Contract Provisions

Entire Agreement

This Agreement and documents expressly incorporated into it constitute the contractual framework governing the Partner's participation.

Amendments

XGlobal™ may update operational, technical, security, service, and Program terms from time to time. Material contractual changes will be communicated through appropriate electronic means where required by applicable law.

Continued participation following an effective update may constitute acceptance where permitted by applicable law and where the applicable notice and acceptance requirements have been satisfied.

Severability

If a provision is found invalid or unenforceable, it shall be enforced to the maximum lawful extent or severed as necessary, without invalidating the remaining provisions.

No Waiver

Failure or delay in enforcing a provision does not waive the right to enforce that provision later.

Assignment

The Partner may not assign, transfer, delegate, sell, or otherwise dispose of rights or obligations under this Agreement without XGlobal's prior written consent where required.

XGlobal™ may assign this Agreement in connection with a merger, restructuring, reorganization, financing, corporate transaction, sale of assets, or other lawful business transaction, subject to applicable law.

No Third-Party Beneficiaries

Except where expressly stated otherwise, this Agreement does not create rights for persons who are not parties to the contractual relationship.

Electronic Communications

The parties consent to electronic communications relating to account administration, hosting, payments, revenue, security, compliance, notices, amendments, and other contractual matters, subject to applicable law.

Notices

Notices may be delivered through the Partner account, registered email address, dashboard, electronic messaging system, or other reasonable electronic method designated by XGlobal™, subject to applicable legal requirements.

Counterparts

Where permitted by law, this Agreement may be accepted electronically and in counterparts, each of which shall be treated as an original and together constitute one agreement.

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POST-TERMINATION PROTECTION

27. Survival

Provisions which by their nature are intended to survive expiration or termination shall remain effective after termination.

Such provisions include, without limitation:

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Ownership and protection of XGlobal™ intellectual property.

CONFIDENTIALITY

Continuing confidentiality obligations.

PAYMENT

Accrued payment and revenue-adjustment obligations.

LIABILITY

Applicable limitations and indemnification.

DISPUTES

Governing law and dispute-resolution provisions.

ASSET RIGHTS

Digital Asset ownership and transfer provisions.

Termination does not extinguish rights or obligations that accrued before the effective termination date.