Buyer agreement

Parties and subject

The operator is AI Finance Association Europe, Friedrich Janik-Gasse 3, 2345 Brunn am Gebirge, Austria, ZVR 1153480125, aifae.org@gmail.com. You conclude this agreement as the buying person.

The contract of sale for the goods is formed between you and the seller. The operator provides the marketplace, the displayed split and the technical paths. It does not become owner of the goods.

Version dated 20 September 2026, approved by the operator for publication on the website and as a reading copy in the app. The texts take account of EU law and Austrian legislation. This version has not been reviewed by a lawyer.

Who may buy

Only fully registered buyer accounts and seller accounts with a confirmed email may buy. Organisation accounts, guests and admin accounts have no purchase function.

Personal buyer and seller accounts are limited to adults aged 18 or over. Anyone acting for a legal entity must be an adult and authorised to represent it. There is no parental account for purchases by minors. A verified email does not prove age; this does not claim that all buyers undergo a technical age check.

Anyone who later wants to sell applies for a seller profile. Until release, their own items stay unpublished except as drafts.

Acceptance at registration and later reading

Without confirmation of this agreement, buyer registration stays blocked. After acceptance the same text remains readable at any time in the profile. You may export or print it as PDF. Before signup the same text is readable on the website under Agreements.

The role agreement supplements the terms according to the stated order of precedence. The privacy notice is provided for information; acknowledging it is not blanket consent. Required acceptance must relate to the displayed version and cannot be replaced by silence.

New versions apply only after valid incorporation under the terms. Publication alone does not amend existing account contracts. Required consent, notice and business user rights remain applicable. Existing sale contracts are not changed retroactively.

Consent to the organisation share

The allocation of sale proceeds agreed in the listing under the terms includes an organisation share. You agree to that allocation and settlement through the designated payment provider. The share is included in the total price and is not an additional buyer fee. This agreement does not waive withdrawal, refund or other mandatory rights.

Agreement concerns only the agreed payment allocation. It is not consent to all data processing or permission to retain money indefinitely. No new purchase may be concluded through this flow without valid agreement to the allocation. Existing statutory claims remain unchanged.

If the seller has not stored an organisation, you must choose a certified organisation in the planned flow. You may not reduce the total pot. The calculation itself sits only in the terms.

Only released data, and what may stay published

LuxCharity may publish only what you have expressly released. The username is public. You choose further profile fields yourself. Private addresses, payment data and messages stay private.

What was public at the time of release may remain visible for running events, reviews and evidence. A later restriction does not delete legally required archives and does not change closed purchases.

Reviews after a completed purchase may show the public name or username where the interface provides for that. Fake reviews are forbidden.

Truthful data, no authenticity guarantee by the platform

You are responsible for truthful account data, bids and receipt statements. False identity, sham bids and pushing the price without intent to buy are forbidden.

LuxCharity gives no authenticity guarantee for listed items. A catalogue card, an identity review of the seller or an organisation release does not confirm brand, material or value. Goods complaints go to the seller under the terms.

Do not follow requests for cash, vouchers, crypto value or a transfer to a private account. LuxCharity will not ask you to do that in a private message.

Checkout and payment, actual state

You choose an active listing, see the displayed split and use the planned checkout. Entitled accounts may open a hosted payment page. Only a confirmed paid status creates a payment booking. The return page does not itself confirm payment.

An opened payment window is not proof of a donation. Recipient payouts do not follow from payment alone. Bank payouts to organisations or sellers remain a separate path that is not released yet.

This text does not change payment logic. A demo environment is not a real goods purchase. No trust account is promised.

Bids in fixed price, auction and live

A bid binds you to buy if you win and payment is confirmed under the terms. An award without payment is not a paid order.

If a competing bid arrives in the last 30 seconds, the auction continues for at least 30 seconds. Live shows a shared server side bid state. Video is optional through YouTube and may be absent.

Once the first accepted bid stands, donation split, recipient limits and delivery path stay fixed. You may not ask the seller to rewrite those points afterwards.

Receipt, return and confirmations

Where possible, inspect the item promptly after receipt. This creates no additional consumer duty to inspect or notify defects. Silence confirms neither receipt nor absence of defects. Non-receipt, withdrawal and contractual returns follow the terms.

Donation confirmations of the receiving organisation run through the app. They describe the allocation, not recognition by a tax authority. Worldwide deductibility is not promised.

Accept the goods in time or collect them at the agreed time. A pretended absence does not replace documentation.

Misuse, block and removal

Multiple accounts to evade blocks, deception, harassment and probing private data of others are forbidden. On reasoned suspicion LuxCharity may restrict functions or block the account.

Unlawful content may be removed. Mandatory rights and the right to review remain unaffected.

A block does not automatically end already confirmed payments. Those are settled under the terms.

Liability under the law

Claims against the operator are governed by statutory liability rules. These terms do not limit compensation claims or statutory rights for defects. In particular, claims for breaches by the operator and persons used to perform its obligations, personal injury and mandatory product liability remain available.

There is no blanket obligation to indemnify the operator against third-party claims. Compensation for a person’s own culpable breach follows the law, including causation, contributory fault, mitigation and necessary reasonable costs. The operator’s liability is not transferred to the user.

The seller remains responsible for goods information and performance of the sale contract. LuxCharity owes its own agreed platform service; absence of an authenticity guarantee or failure of a payment provider does not release the operator from statutory duties or liability for its own breaches.

Data

Which data the account and later checkout store sits in the privacy notice. For a donation confirmation the organisation sees only the fields provided for that, not tax identifiers or KYC files.

Statements may be given electronically where the law allows. An internal administrator note is not receipt by the seller.

Optional marketing messages are separate from mandatory notices about purchase, receipt and blocks.

Termination

You may ask to end the account through the profile or aifae.org@gmail.com. Open purchases, returns and evidence duties are closed in order.

The operator may restrict the account for serious breaches or legal obstacles. Closed purchases remain to be settled under the terms.

Legally required evidence and finance history remain.

Applicable law

Austrian law applies, excluding conflict rules and, where allowed, the UN sales law, as in the terms. Consumers keep the protection of mandatory rules of their habitual residence where European law requires it.

Statutory jurisdiction remains available for consumer disputes. No exclusive jurisdiction clause disadvantages consumers. The former European Online Dispute Resolution platform closed on 20 July 2025. Complaints and any legally available out-of-court dispute routes follow the terms and community guidelines.

You conduct goods disputes with the seller. The operator may set internal holds but is not the mediation body for every goods dispute.

Status and translations

The language version supplied before contracting and validly agreed governs the contract. Another language version cannot subsequently reduce agreed consumer rights. German is the editorial source language; publication does not mean that translations have received human or legal review.

Before full purchase operation, receipt evidence, the electronic withdrawal function and the joint payout check in the actual flow remain to be closed. This text does not claim a trust account or a finished bank payout.

Version dated 20 September 2026, approved by the operator for publication on the website and as a reading copy in the app. The texts take account of EU law and Austrian legislation. This version has not been reviewed by a lawyer.

Order of contractual documents

Mandatory law and valid individually negotiated agreements take priority. These terms then govern shared contractual matters. Role agreements and role terms supplement role-specific duties and may not restrict these terms to the detriment of consumers. The privacy notice explains data processing and is not blanket consent. Statutory interpretation rules protecting consumers apply to ambiguities.