DISP WORLD Platform
Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent
7 August 2026
These Rules for Mentors (the “Rules”) form an integral part of the User Agreement of the DISP WORLD platform available on the Internet at https://dispworld.com/ (the “Platform”) and apply to all Users who have obtained or seek to obtain the role of Mentor. These Rules establish the procedure for obtaining and using the role of Mentor, the rights and obligations of a Mentor, the conditions for creating and conducting Courses and Sessions, the procedure for interacting with Students, the conditions governing Direct Payments, the procedure for working with Advertising Slots, and the Mentor’s liability for violating these Rules. Acceptance of the User Agreement also constitutes acceptance of these Rules where the User obtains or intends to obtain the role of Mentor. In the event of any conflict between these Rules and the User Agreement in relation to the activities of a Mentor, these Rules shall apply as the special document; in all other respects, the User Agreement shall apply.
1. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
1.1. For the purposes of these Rules, in addition to the terms defined in the User Agreement, the following terms and definitions shall apply:
“Mentor” (Coach) means a Platform User who has completed identity verification (KYC), paid for the relevant Tariff Plan, and obtained the right to create Courses, conduct Live Sessions, accept Students, set the price of the Mentor’s services, and publish Advertising Slots in the Mentor’s Courses.
“Student” (Mentor’s Client) means a Registered User who has expressed an intention to take, or has begun taking, a Course or participating in a Live Session of a particular Mentor on the basis of arrangements entered into directly between the Mentor and the Student outside the Platform or using the Platform’s information infrastructure.
“Course” means a set of educational, training, or developmental materials and Sessions published by a Mentor on the Platform as a structured program with a description, schedule, price, and access conditions. A Course is the Mentor’s independent product; its content, price, and delivery conditions are determined entirely by the Mentor.
“Live Session” (Session) means a one-off lesson conducted by video call or live stream between a Mentor and a Student, or a group of Students, using the Platform’s tools at an agreed time. A Live Session may form part of a Course or constitute a separate service of the Mentor.
“Mentor Profile” means the Mentor’s public profile page on the Platform containing the Mentor’s description, specialization, list of Courses, schedule, Student Reviews, and Advertising Slots. The Mentor Profile is created by the Mentor.
“Course Fee” means the price set by the Mentor for access to a Course or Live Session, agreed directly between the Mentor and the Student and paid by the Student directly to the Mentor, without the Platform participating as a party to the payment.
“Direct Payment,” in the context of these Rules, means a settlement between a Student and a Mentor made directly, without the Administration acting as an intermediary or party to the transaction.
“Review” means a rating and written comment submitted by a Student after completing a Course or Session and published on the Mentor Profile. Reviews affect the Mentor Rating on the Platform.
“Mentor Rating” means the Mentor’s aggregate rating generated on the basis of Student Reviews under the mathematical model applied by the Platform and displayed publicly on the Mentor Profile.
“Advertising Slot,” in the context of these Rules, means a slot for placing advertising creative within the page of a specific Mentor Course. Advertising Slots are provided by the Mentor to Advertisers on the basis of Direct Payments made outside the Platform.
1.2. Other terms and definitions shall be used in the meanings established by the User Agreement and other Platform documents.
2. CONDITIONS FOR OBTAINING THE ROLE OF MENTOR
2.1. The role of Mentor is available to Platform Users where all of the following conditions are met:
2.1.1. The User has reached the age of 18. The role of Mentor is a commercial role directly connected with providing services for remuneration, bearing responsibility for the quality of educational and developmental content, and entering into direct financial relations with Students. Users under the age of 18 are not eligible for the role of Mentor. The Administration may request proof of age at any time and suspend or terminate the role of Mentor if the age requirement is not met.
2.1.2. The User has completed identity verification (KYC) through an external verification provider. Verification is carried out in accordance with the Platform’s Identity and Business Verification Rules (KYC/KYB). Verification is deemed successfully completed when the Administration receives the status “identity verified” from the provider. Access to Mentor functionality is blocked until that status is received. If the status “verification rejected” is received, the User may contact Support to clarify the reasons and, where grounds exist, undergo verification again.
2.1.3. The User has paid for a Starter Organizer/Mentor Tariff Plan or a higher-level plan (Pro Organizer/Mentor Bundle or Caesar). Mentor functionality, including the creation of Courses, scheduling, acceptance of Students, and publication of Advertising Slots, is available only under the relevant Tariff Plan. The scope of available functionality and resource limits, including the number of active Courses, the number of Students, and streaming limits for Live Sessions, are determined by the selected Tariff Plan.
2.2. The Mentor may simultaneously use Organizer functionality under the same Tariff Plan where permitted by its terms. Combining the roles of Mentor and Organizer does not require separate verification; verification completed for either role is sufficient.
2.3. The Administration may refuse to assign the role of Mentor or revoke it at any time where grounds are provided by these Rules, the User Agreement, or applicable law, including where false information is identified during verification; where these Rules are systematically violated; or where there are substantiated grounds to believe that the Mentor’s activities violate the laws of the Mentor’s country of residence.
3. RIGHTS OF THE MENTOR
3.1. The Mentor may create and publish Courses within the limits of the Mentor’s Tariff Plan and independently determine the program, content, format, duration, schedule, and price of each Course.
3.2. The Mentor may conduct Live Sessions with Students or groups of Students using the Platform’s tools, by video call or live stream, and may independently determine the format, duration, and participation conditions.
3.3. The Mentor may independently accept or reject Student applications for Courses and Sessions, form study groups, and establish requirements for Students.
3.4. The Mentor may set the price of Courses and Sessions at the Mentor’s discretion. The Mentor may change the price at any time by notifying Students already enrolled in the Course within a reasonable period. A price change does not apply to arrangements with Students that have already been entered into and paid for.
3.5. The Mentor may publish Advertising Slots in the Mentor’s Courses within the limits of the Tariff Plan and independently accept or reject Advertiser placement applications.
3.6. The Mentor may publicly respond to Student Reviews using the Platform’s tools and may challenge Reviews that, in the Mentor’s opinion, contain false information, violate Platform rules, or harm the Mentor’s business reputation, in accordance with Section 9 of these Rules.
3.7. The Mentor may use the Platform’s analytics tools to the extent provided by the Mentor’s Tariff Plan, including viewing Course statistics, Student data, and trends in Reviews and the Mentor Rating.
3.8. The Mentor may appeal decisions of the Administration relating to the Mentor’s activities on the Platform in accordance with the User Agreement and the Moderation and Complaints Rules.
4. OBLIGATIONS OF THE MENTOR
4.1. The Mentor must publish complete, accurate, and up-to-date information about the Mentor’s Courses and Sessions, including: a description of the Course program and content; the format of Sessions; requirements applicable to Students; the price and payment conditions; the schedule or procedure for agreeing Session times; refund terms and procedure; and contact details for communicating with Students. Publishing knowingly false or misleading information about Courses constitutes grounds for blocking the role of Mentor.
4.2. The Mentor must conduct Courses and Sessions in good faith and in accordance with the published program, schedule, and other Course parameters. The Mentor is responsible for the quality of the services provided. The Platform is not liable for the quality of Courses and Sessions conducted by Mentors.
4.3. The Mentor must notify Students promptly of changes to the schedule, program, or other material Course parameters. Unless another period is provided by arrangements between the Mentor and the Student, notice must be sent through the Platform’s tools at least 24 (twenty-four) hours before the proposed change.
4.4. The Mentor must independently comply with the requirements of applicable law relating to the Mentor’s activities. The Mentor acknowledges the following: under Article 3 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Education,” a non-state educational organization is a legal entity operating under a licence or a notification procedure. If the Mentor’s activities are educational in nature, they are subject to licensing or notification in accordance with the established procedure. Mentor activities not covered by state educational standards, including coaching and developmental Sessions, may be classified as educational outreach activities within the meaning of Article 14-1 of the Law “On Education” and must be carried out subject to the requirements established by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The Mentor independently determines the regime applicable to the Mentor. The Platform provides only a technical tool for conducting Sessions and is not liable for the compliance of the Mentor’s activities with education law.
When creating a Course or Session, the Mentor must independently determine the actual type of the Mentor’s activities, whether educational, educational outreach, consulting, or other activities, and ensure compliance with all applicable legal requirements, including, where necessary, obtaining a licence or submitting a notification to the competent authority in accordance with Article 14-1 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Education” No. ZRU-637 dated 23 September 2020 and the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan on the procedure for carrying out educational outreach activities. Responsibility for correctly classifying the activities and ensuring their compliance with the laws of the Mentor’s country of residence and the country of the target audience rests solely with the Mentor. The Administration does not review or confirm the classification of the Mentor’s activities.
4.5. The Mentor must process Students’ personal data that become available to the Mentor in the course of conducting Courses and Sessions in accordance with applicable personal data protection laws. The Mentor acts as an independent personal data controller in relation to information received from Students outside the Platform infrastructure and bears independent responsibility for its processing.
4.6. The Mentor must use the Platform solely for activities consistent with the Platform’s purpose: educational and training mentorship, developmental Courses, consulting Sessions, and other forms of transferring knowledge and skills in the formats supported by the Platform. The use of the Platform’s tools to provide services that by their nature require special licences, including medical, psychotherapeutic, legal, financial, or other regulated services, without holding the required licences is prohibited.
5. CREATION AND MANAGEMENT OF COURSES
5.1. A Course is created on the Platform using the relevant functionality in the Mentor’s account. When creating a Course, the Mentor completes a Course page containing mandatory and optional fields. Mandatory fields include: Course title; description and program; Session format, including online Sessions, video call, live stream, or a combination thereof; Course or Session price; payment procedure; refund terms and procedure; Student requirements, where applicable; and the schedule or procedure for agreeing Session times.
5.2. The Mentor Profile is generated automatically on the basis of the Mentor’s profile data and published Courses. The Mentor may supplement the profile with a description, specialization, qualifications, experience, and other information considered relevant to Students. The Administration does not verify the accuracy of information about the Mentor’s qualifications and experience stated in the profile and is not liable for whether such information is true. The Mentor bears full responsibility for the accuracy of such information.
5.3. The Mentor may edit Course parameters at any time. If material parameters, including the price, schedule, or program, are changed for Students already enrolled in the Course, the Mentor must notify them through the Platform’s tools at least 24 (twenty-four) hours before the change takes effect, unless another period is provided by arrangements between the Mentor and the Student. If the change is material and the Student does not agree to continue under the amended conditions, the Mentor must consider refunding the payment in accordance with Section 7 of these Rules.
5.4. The Platform records the Student’s access status for a Course on the basis of confirmation of payment provided by the Mentor or the Student through the Platform interface. The Platform is not a party to the agreement between the Mentor and the Student concerning participation in the Course and does not participate in determining its terms, except where these Rules establish mandatory minimum requirements.
5.5. If the Mentor deletes a Course, all Students enrolled in it must be notified in advance through the Platform’s tools. A Course in which Students have been enrolled and for which they have paid in whole or in part may be deleted only after all financial matters with those Students have been settled.
6. LIVE SESSIONS AND VIDEO CALLS
6.1. Live Sessions are conducted by the Mentor using the Platform’s video communication tools at a time agreed with the Student. The Mentor is responsible for complying with the agreed schedule, connecting to the Session on time, and conducting it in full.
6.2. A Session is deemed to have been conducted if the Mentor was ready to conduct it at the agreed time, including by joining the Session or initiating the call at the scheduled time. If the Student does not join the Session at the agreed time without prior notice, the Mentor may regard the Session as having taken place and may decline to reschedule it or refund the payment. If technical issues occur on the Mentor’s side, the Session must be rescheduled without loss of the Student’s payment.
6.3. Live Session limits, including duration, video quality, and the number of simultaneous participants, are determined by the Mentor’s Tariff Plan. Exceeding the limits is not permitted; when threshold values are reached, the Platform issues warnings in accordance with the User Agreement.
6.4. The Mentor is responsible for the content of Live Sessions. The content must correspond to the published Course program and comply with these Rules, the User Agreement, and applicable law. The categories of content prohibited in Live Sessions are the same as those prohibited in live streams under the Rules for Organizers.
7. COURSE FEES, DIRECT PAYMENTS, AND REFUNDS
7.1. The price of Courses and Sessions is set independently by the Mentor and stated on the Course page. The Student pays the Mentor directly for Courses and Sessions using a payment method agreed between them. The Platform is not a party to such settlements, does not receive or distribute payments for Courses and Sessions, does not issue invoices, and does not provide fiscal documents for the Mentor’s services.
7.2. When the User proceeds to arrange payment for a Course or Session, the Platform interface displays the following notice: “Payment for the Session/Course is made directly between the Student and the Mentor. The Platform is not a payment intermediary for this transaction and does not receive or distribute these funds. The conditions, price, and payment procedure are agreed independently between the participants.” The Student confirms having read this notice by selecting the relevant checkbox. The fact of confirmation is recorded by the Platform system.
7.3. The Mentor must establish and publish refund terms on the Course page. The refund terms must comply at least with the following minimum requirements established by these Rules:
7.3.1. If the Student withdraws from the Course before it begins, before the first Session, the Mentor must refund the amount paid in full unless otherwise expressly provided by the published Course terms and applicable law.
7.3.2. If the Student withdraws from the Course after the first Session has begun but before the Course is completed, the Mentor may retain the cost of Sessions actually conducted and must refund payment for Sessions not conducted, unless otherwise provided by the published Course terms and applicable law.
7.3.3. A Student’s subjective dissatisfaction with the Course content or the Mentor’s teaching style, where it is not connected with a breach by the Mentor of the published Course terms, does not constitute an unconditional ground for a refund unless expressly provided otherwise by the terms of the specific Course.
7.3.4. If the Mentor cancels the Course or unilaterally makes material changes to its terms after receiving payment from Students, the Mentor must offer Students a full refund for unused Sessions.
7.3.5. Refunds are made in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan, including the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Electronic Commerce” No. ZRU-792 dated 29 September 2022 and the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Consumer Rights Protection,” because settlements between the Student and the Mentor are made directly outside the Platform’s electronic marketplace. The amount paid is refunded using the same method by which payment was made, unless otherwise agreed by the parties. If, after termination of the agreement, the Mentor fails to refund the amount due to the Student within the established period, the Mentor must pay a penalty of 1 (one) percent of the refundable amount for each day of delay beyond the established period, but not exceeding the refundable amount itself. Payment of the penalty does not release the Mentor from the obligation to make the refund.
7.3.6. Refund terms published by the Mentor on the page of a specific Course or Session apply only to the extent that they do not restrict or impair the Student’s mandatory rights as a consumer under the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan, including the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Consumer Rights Protection” and the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Electronic Commerce” No. ZRU-792 dated 29 September 2022. Any Course term that places the Student in a worse position than the guarantees established by law is invalid to the relevant extent.
7.4. The Mentor bears independent responsibility for properly performing refund obligations to Students. The Administration is not a party to the financial relations between the Mentor and Students and does not issue refunds on behalf of the Mentor. If the Mentor’s actions or omissions regarding refunds result in Student claims against the Platform, the Administration may apply measures to the Mentor in accordance with these Rules.
7.5. The Mentor is independently responsible for paying all taxes and mandatory charges arising from income received through activities on the Platform in accordance with the laws of the Mentor’s country of residence. The Administration is not the Mentor’s tax agent.
8. REVIEWS AND RATING
8.1. A Review of a Course or Session may be submitted only by a Student who actually received access to the Course and completed at least one Session. One Student may submit one Review for one Course or one completed Session. A Review consists of a numerical rating and a written comment. It is published on the Course page and Mentor Profile and affects the Mentor Rating.
8.2. A Review is published immediately after being submitted by the Student, without prior manual moderation by the Administration and without approval by the Mentor. The Mentor may not independently delete, edit, or hide a published Review.
8.3. The Mentor may publicly respond to a Student Review using the Platform’s tools. The response is published below the Review and is visible to all visitors to the page. The Mentor’s response must comply with these Rules and the User Agreement and must not contain insults, the Student’s personal data, defamatory information, or other prohibited content.
8.4. The Mentor may challenge a Review by submitting a complaint through the Platform’s complaint mechanism in any of the following cases: the Review contains knowingly false information damaging the Mentor’s business reputation; the Review contains insults, threats, obscene language, or personal data of third parties; the Review was submitted by a person who was not in fact a Student of the relevant Course or Session; or the Review constitutes spam, advertising for competitors, artificial inflation of ratings, or other bad-faith content. The complaint is reviewed by a Platform moderator within 3 (three) business days. The Review remains published during the review, except where it clearly contains spam, threats, personal data, or unlawful content, in which case it may be temporarily hidden until the review is completed. Following the review, the moderator either leaves the Review unchanged or removes (hides) it and states the reason. The decision is recorded in the audit log, and both parties are notified of the decision.
8.5. The Mentor Rating is generated automatically on the basis of numerical ratings submitted by Students in Reviews under the Platform’s mathematical model. The rating is displayed publicly on the Mentor Profile. The Administration does not manually interfere with the calculation of the rating, except where Reviews are removed following complaint review, which automatically results in recalculation.
9. ADVERTISING SLOTS
9.1. The Mentor may publish Advertising Slots in the Mentor’s Courses within the limits of the Tariff Plan. An Advertising Slot is a slot for placing an advertising banner and destination link on the page of a specific Mentor Course.
9.2. All settlements for advertising placements in Mentor Courses are made directly between the Advertiser and the Mentor outside the Platform. The Platform is not a party to such settlements and does not receive or distribute advertising payments. When the Mentor confirms receipt of payment for an advertising placement, the Platform interface displays the following notice: “Payment for advertising placement is made directly between the Advertiser and the slot owner. The Platform provides placement and moderation services but does not receive funds for this placement.”
9.3. The Mentor must accept for placement only advertising creatives that have passed review by the Platform Administration and received the status “approved.” Placing advertising materials that have not passed Administration moderation is prohibited. The Mentor is jointly and severally liable with the Advertiser for placing unapproved advertising materials.
9.4. The Mentor may independently reject an Advertiser’s application for placement in the Mentor’s Advertising Slot without stating reasons, even where the advertising creative has passed Administration review. Rejection by the Mentor does not constitute grounds for claims by the Advertiser against the Platform Administration.
9.5. The Mentor is responsible for compliance with the requirements governing advertising placements in the Mentor’s Courses under the Platform’s Advertising Rules and for excluding advertisements for prohibited categories of goods and services.
10. LIABILITY OF THE MENTOR
10.1. The Mentor bears full responsibility for the content and quality of the Courses and Sessions conducted, the accuracy of information about the Mentor’s qualifications, experience, and Course program, and compliance with applicable law when conducting activities on the Platform. The Administration is not liable for the content of Courses and Sessions conducted by Mentors and does not guarantee the quality of their services.
10.2. The Mentor is liable for damage caused to Students as a result of: providing false or misleading information about a Course program or terms; inadequate quality of Sessions to the extent that it violates the published Course terms; unlawful refusal to issue a refund where a refund is mandatory under these Rules or applicable law; or disclosure of Students’ personal data learned by the Mentor in the course of conducting Courses. The Administration is not liable for such damage and may bring recourse claims against the Mentor if third-party claims are brought against the Administration in connection with the Mentor’s actions.
10.3. The Mentor must reimburse the Administration for all losses, fines, and expenses arising from the Mentor’s violation of these Rules, the User Agreement, or applicable law, including in connection with claims by Students, Advertisers, or competent authorities.
10.4. If the Mentor violates these Rules, the Administration may apply the following measures: warning; temporary restriction of Mentor functionality; temporary blocking of the User Account; or permanent blocking of the User Account and termination of the role of Mentor. The measure is selected based on the nature and severity of the violation, its recurrence, and its consequences. Blocking the role of Mentor does not automatically result in a refund of Tariff Plan payments. In certain cases, including systematic unlawful refusals to refund Students, the Administration may temporarily restrict acceptance of new Students until the complaints have been resolved.
11. PROCEDURE FOR RESOLVING DISPUTES BETWEEN A MENTOR AND A STUDENT
11.1. All disputes between a Mentor and a Student relating to performance of arrangements for a Course or Session, price, refunds, service quality, and other aspects of their interaction must be resolved directly between the Mentor and the Student without the Administration’s participation. The Platform provides tools for conducting Courses and Sessions and is not an arbitrator in disputes arising from the direct relationship between the Mentor and the Student.
11.2. If the Mentor’s actions violate the User Agreement or these Rules, the Student may submit a complaint regarding the Mentor through the Platform’s complaint mechanism. The Administration reviews such a complaint in accordance with the Moderation and Complaints Rules. Review of the complaint may result in measures being applied to the Mentor by the Administration, but not in direct resolution of the financial dispute between the Mentor and the Student.
11.3. If substantiated complaints concerning financial disputes with Students are systematically received against a Mentor, the Administration may temporarily restrict acceptance of new Students until the Mentor has resolved the outstanding complaints. The Administration notifies the Mentor of the measure and states the grounds for it.
12. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES OF A MENTOR
12.1. A Mentor is prohibited from using the Platform for the following activities:
12.1.1. Providing medical services, medical diagnosis, or advice concerning health, treatment, or the selection of medicinal products without a valid medical licence in the applicable jurisdiction. Publishing any content that presents the Mentor’s services as a substitute for medical or psychiatric care is prohibited.
12.1.2. Providing psychotherapeutic services without the relevant qualifications and licence, where required. The Mentor may conduct coaching and developmental Sessions provided that they are clearly presented as coaching that does not replace professional psychological or psychotherapeutic care.
12.1.3. Providing legal services, including advice on specific legal situations, without the relevant qualifications and licence, where required.
12.1.4. Providing financial services, including asset management, investment advice, or securities-market activities, without the relevant licence.
12.1.5. Promising guaranteed learning outcomes, specific sporting achievements, or other results whose attainment depends on the Student’s individual characteristics, efforts, and other factors outside the Mentor’s control.
12.1.6. Promoting dietary supplements, pharmaceutical products, treatment methods, or other products whose effectiveness has not been confirmed or whose advertising is restricted by applicable law, under the guise of educational or mentoring content.
12.1.7. Creating or promoting Courses whose actual purpose is to involve Students in network-marketing structures, pyramid schemes, or other income-generation schemes based on recruiting new participants.
13. AMENDMENT AND TERMINATION OF THESE RULES
13.1. The Administration may amend these Rules unilaterally by notifying Mentors in accordance with Section 17 of the User Agreement. Amendments take effect within the period specified in the notice. Continued use of the role of Mentor after the amendments take effect constitutes acceptance of the amended terms.
13.2. These Rules cease to apply to a particular User when that User’s role of Mentor ends, whether by the User’s own decision, by decision of the Administration, or due to termination of the Tariff Plan. Termination of these Rules does not release the Mentor from obligations arising before the role ended, including obligations to Students enrolled in Courses before termination of the role.
13.3. When the role of Mentor ends for any reason, the Mentor must complete all Courses already commenced and settle all financial obligations to Students. The Administration is not liable for the Mentor’s improper performance of those obligations, but may notify Students that the Mentor’s status has ended.
13.4. All matters not regulated by these Rules are governed by the User Agreement and other applicable Platform documents and, where those are insufficient, by the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
ADMINISTRATION DETAILS
Limited Liability Company “GR ATTRACTOR”
254, 1st Passage, Usta Shirin Street, Miskin CSG, Almazar District, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan
TIN: 313127023
Email for enquiries: gr22attract@gmail.com
Email for legal requests: gr22attract@gmail.com
Platform website: https://dispworld.com/