DISP WORLD Platform
Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent
7 August 2026
This User Agreement (the “Agreement”) constitutes a public offer by GR ATTRACTOR Limited Liability Company (the “Administration”) addressed to any individual or legal entity that has expressed consent to the terms set out in this Agreement by taking actions aimed at using the DISP WORLD platform available on the Internet at https://dispworld.com/ (the “Platform”). Any actions by the User aimed at using the Platform, including registration on the Platform, checking the confirmation box during registration, and commencing use of any Platform functionality, constitute the unconditional acceptance of this Agreement in full. By using the Platform, the User confirms that the User has read this Agreement, understands its terms and accepts them. If the User does not agree with any term of this Agreement, the User must immediately stop using the Platform.
1. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
1.1. For the purposes of this Agreement, the Parties agree that the following terms and definitions shall have the meanings set out below:
“Administration” means GR ATTRACTOR Limited Liability Company, a company registered in the Republic of Uzbekistan, which owns the Platform and holds all rights in and to the Platform and its components, manages the Platform, moderates Content, and communicates with Users. The Administration’s corporate and contact details are set out in Section 20 of this Agreement.
“Platform” means the DISP WORLD digital ecosystem and the software available online at https://dispworld.com/, intended for holding Events (tournaments, competitions, and gaming contests), providing educational courses and mentoring, placing advertising, conducting Live Streams, and recording Event results in a blockchain-based registry infrastructure. The Platform is a complex intellectual-property object comprising software code, algorithms, databases, design elements, fonts, logos, text, graphics, audio and video materials, and other results of intellectual activity. All exclusive rights in and to the Platform and all of its components belong to the Administration.
“User” means any individual or legal entity that accesses the Platform in any manner, including by viewing public pages, registering, or using Platform functionality. Users may hold different roles provided for in this Agreement, and each role determines the scope of functionality available to that User.
“Guest” means a person who accesses the Platform’s public pages without completing Registration. A Guest may view public pages, the Event feed, the calendar, and Event and Course pages, but may not participate in Events, post reviews, submit complaints, or use any other functionality that requires Registration.
“Registered User” means a person who has completed Registration on the Platform, verified an email address, and obtained basic access to Platform functionality, including participating in Events as a spectator, viewing Live Streams, posting reviews, and submitting complaints.
“Organizer” means a Registered User who has completed Identity Verification (KYC), paid for the applicable Tariff Plan, and obtained the right to create Events and tournaments, manage advertising placements, appoint Judges and participants, and publish Live Streams.
“Judge” means a Registered User who has completed Identity Verification (KYC) and obtained the right to assess Events through a judging protocol, affect the official result of an Event, and record the outcome in the system.
“Mentor” means a Registered User who has completed Identity Verification (KYC), paid for the applicable Tariff Plan, and obtained the right to create Courses, conduct live sessions, enrol students, and publish advertising placements.
“Advertiser” means a legal entity that has completed Legal Entity Verification (KYB) and obtained the right to create advertising materials and place them in advertising slots made available by Organizers and Mentors.
“Commercial Roles” means the roles of Organizer, Mentor, Judge, and Advertiser, for which Identity Verification (KYC) or Legal Entity Verification (KYB), and where applicable payment for the relevant Tariff Plan, are required. The minimum age of 18 applies to Commercial Roles held by individuals (Organizer, Mentor, and Judge); the Advertiser role is available only to a legal entity.
“Registration” means the process of creating an Account on the Platform by providing an email address, setting a password, and confirming the email address using a one-time code or link. Registration is completed when the email address has been successfully confirmed and the terms of this Agreement have been accepted.
“Account” (“User Account” or “Personal Account”) means the set of records in the Administration’s database that identifies a User through the login credentials provided during Registration (email address and password) and gives the User access to personalised Platform functionality in accordance with the assigned role.
“Identity Verification” (“KYC”) means the process of verifying the identity of a User applying for the role of Organizer, Judge, or Mentor through an external verification provider. The Platform receives only the final verification status (“verified” or “rejected”); biometric data and copies of identity documents are not stored on the Platform’s servers.
“Legal Entity Verification” (“KYB”) means the process of verifying a legal entity applying for the Advertiser role, including verification of the company’s registration details and the authority of its representative.
“Tariff Plan” means a package of Platform functionality and resource limits made available to a User upon payment for the relevant subscription. The current list of Tariff Plans, their features, prices, and payment terms is published in the pricing section of the Platform.
“Subscription” means a paid period of access to a Tariff Plan, provided to the User in exchange for recurring payments in accordance with the selected Tariff Plan.
“Direct Payment” means a payment made between Platform Users (from a student to a Mentor, from an Advertiser to an Organizer or Mentor, or from an Organizer to a Judge) directly between the relevant persons, without the Administration acting as a party to the payment or as a payment intermediary.
“Event” means a gaming contest, tournament, competition, or other activity created by an Organizer on the Platform using the tools provided, including Event rules, a list of participants, a judging protocol, results, and a Live Stream.
“Course” means an educational or training product created by a Mentor on the Platform, including a programme, a schedule of sessions, participation terms, and a price agreed directly between the Mentor and the student.
“Live Stream” (“Broadcast”) means a real-time video broadcast conducted by an Organizer or Mentor using the Platform’s tools, with the option to connect up to four video sources and include pauses and advertising insertions.
“DISP-2” means the Platform’s internal registry layer used to technically record Event results, hashes of judging protocols, and other metadata in blockchain infrastructure based on the Polygon network. DISP-2 is not a currency, means of payment, investment instrument, or security.
“Content” means any materials posted by Users on the Platform, including text descriptions, photographs, video recordings, Live Streams, advertising materials, reviews, judging protocols, and other data.
“Personal Data” means any information relating to an identified or identifiable individual, directly or indirectly, that is processed by the Administration in accordance with the Personal Data Processing Policy.
“Role Rules” means the special rules for particular categories of Users that form an integral part of this Agreement: the Organizer Rules, Mentor Rules, Judge Rules, and Advertising Rules.
1.2. Any other terms and definitions used in this Agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the generally accepted rules for interpreting the relevant terms on the Internet.
1.3. Terms and definitions used in this Agreement may be used in the singular or plural depending on the context. Defined terms may appear with an initial capital letter or in lowercase without affecting their meaning.
1.4. Section and heading titles are included solely for ease of reference and have no independent or literal legal effect.
2. SUBJECT MATTER OF THE AGREEMENT
2.1. This Agreement governs the relationship between the User and the Administration concerning access to the Platform and use of its functionality. The Administration enables Users to use the Platform as a digital tool for holding Events, publishing Courses, placing advertising, and recording Event results, and the User uses the Platform in accordance with this Agreement and the applicable Role Rules.
2.2. The Administration provides access to the Platform’s service infrastructure, namely software tools for creating and managing Events, Courses, Live Streams, advertising placements, and the blockchain registry. The Administration is not a party to civil-law agreements entered into between Users through the Platform, including agreements between a Mentor and a student, between an Advertiser and an Organizer or Mentor, or between an Organizer and a Judge. All such agreements are entered into directly between the relevant Users, and the Administration is not responsible for their performance.
2.3. The Administration earns revenue solely from payments for Tariff Plans, which are fees for access to Platform functionality. The Administration does not accept or distribute funds paid for advertising placements, Mentor services, or Judge remuneration. All such payments are made as Direct Payments between the relevant Users.
2.4. For the purpose of performing its obligations under this Agreement, the Administration may engage third parties, including payment service providers, identity and business verification providers, cloud infrastructure providers, and streaming service providers, without obtaining separate approval from the User.
2.5. DISP WORLD operates in the Republic of Uzbekistan as a digital streaming service and an e-commerce operator. The Administration operates on the Platform as a legal entity resident in the Republic of Uzbekistan and as an IT Park resident, which ensures the Platform’s compliance with the applicable requirements of the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan governing digital service and e-commerce operators. Users acknowledge that the Platform’s legal status as a resident operator is a mandatory condition of its operation.
The Administration fulfils its obligation to notify the authorised state body responsible for e-commerce, the National Agency of Perspective Projects of the Republic of Uzbekistan, of the commencement of its activities as an e-commerce operator in accordance with Resolution No. 885 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 26 December 2024, effective from 1 July 2025.
2.6. For Users in the Republic of Uzbekistan, mandatory information about the Administration, services, Tariff Plans, and contractual terms is provided in the state language (Uzbek) in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan on consumer protection, e-commerce, and advertising. Russian-language and other versions of the documents and interface are supplementary; in the event of any discrepancy, the Uzbek-language version shall prevail for those Users.
3. REGISTRATION AND ACCOUNT
3.1. Registration on the Platform is completed by providing an email address, creating a password, and confirming the email address using a one-time code or link sent by the Administration. During Registration, the User must also select the relevant checkbox confirming that the User has read this Agreement, the Personal Data Processing Policy, and the Platform’s other mandatory documents.
3.2. Registration on the Platform is available to persons aged 13 or older. Persons under 13 may not register on the Platform or use its functionality. Users aged 13 to 17 must obtain the consent of a parent or legal representative before Registration and confirm that such consent has been obtained by selecting the relevant checkbox during Registration. The Platform Operator treats this confirmation as consent in electronic form that allows the fact of its receipt to be established, in accordance with Article 21 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Personal Data”. The Platform system records the confirmation together with its technical attributes. The Commercial Roles of Organizer, Mentor, and Judge are available only to persons who have reached the age of majority under the laws of their country of residence and, in all cases, are at least 18 years old. The Administration may request proof of a User’s age at any time and may restrict or block access to the Platform if the User does not satisfy the applicable age requirements.
3.3. The User is responsible for the accuracy of the information provided during Registration, including information concerning age and the existence of consent from a parent or legal representative. The Administration is not liable for any loss arising from inaccurate information provided by the User.
3.4. One Account may be associated with each email address unless the Administration expressly provides otherwise. A person may not create multiple Accounts in order to circumvent Platform restrictions or breach this Agreement.
3.5. The User is responsible for keeping the User’s login credentials, namely the email address and password, secure and must not disclose them to any third party. All actions taken on the Platform using the User’s credentials are deemed to have been taken by the User. If unauthorised access to the Account occurs, the User must promptly notify the Administration and take measures to restore the security of the Account.
3.6. Users sign in to the Platform using an email address and password. Password recovery is completed through the email address provided during Registration. Telephone-number login and authentication through third-party services (social networks or messengers) are not used in the basic version of the Platform; a User may add a telephone number to the profile where this is required for a particular role, transaction, or verification process.
4. USER ROLES AND ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
4.1. The Platform provides the following User roles, each of which gives access to a defined scope of functionality:
4.1.1. A Guest may access the Platform’s public pages without Registration, including the public Event and Course feed, calendar, Event pages, and Organizer and Mentor profiles. A Guest may not participate in Events, view paid Live Streams, post reviews, or submit complaints.
4.1.2. A Registered User has access to the Platform’s basic functionality, including viewing Live Streams, participating in open Events as a spectator or participant, posting reviews, and submitting complaints and notices. Completion of the Registration procedure described in Section 3 of this Agreement is sufficient to obtain this role.
4.1.3. An Organizer has access to tools for creating and managing Events, tournaments, Live Streams, advertising placements within Events, participants and Judges, as well as the analytics module. To obtain the Organizer role, the User must complete Identity Verification (KYC) through an external provider, pay for a Starter-level or higher Tariff Plan, and be at least 18 years old. An Organizer may simultaneously perform the functions of a Mentor under the applicable Tariff Plan.
4.1.4. A Judge has access to the judging protocol and to tools for evaluating Events and recording results. To obtain the Judge role, the User must complete Identity Verification (KYC), be at least 18 years old, read the Judge Rules, and accept those rules in full by selecting the relevant checkbox when applying for the role. The Judge’s remuneration is agreed directly with the Event Organizer and is paid directly by the Organizer; the Administration is not a party to that relationship.
4.1.5. A Mentor has access to tools for creating Courses, scheduling sessions, managing students and reviews, and offering advertising placements within Courses. To obtain the Mentor role, the User must complete Identity Verification (KYC), pay for a Starter-level or higher Tariff Plan, and be at least 18 years old. The Mentor independently sets the price of Courses and sessions; students pay the Mentor directly.
4.1.6. An Advertiser has access to the advertising dashboard, including tools for creating advertising materials (banner, text, and destination link), submitting approved materials to advertising slots offered by Organizers and Mentors, and tracking placement statuses. Only a legal entity may act as an Advertiser. To obtain the Advertiser role, the entity must complete Legal Entity Verification (KYB) and obtain the Administration’s approval. Advertising placement fees are paid directly to the owner of the relevant advertising slot.
4.2. The Administration may change or revoke any User role if the User breaches this Agreement, the applicable Role Rules, or the law. Revocation of a role does not result in an automatic refund of Tariff Plan fees unless otherwise provided in Section 7 of this Agreement.
5. SUBSCRIPTION PLANS, PAYMENT, AND REFUNDS
5.1. Access to the Platform’s basic functionality is provided free of charge under the Free Streamer Tariff Plan. Access to commercial and extended functionality is provided through a paid Subscription under the selected Tariff Plan. The current list of Tariff Plans, their features, prices, and payment terms is available in the Platform’s pricing section at https://dispworld.com/price/. In accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Consumer Rights Protection”, before entering into this Agreement the User may review: current prices for the Platform services in the pricing section; the refund terms in Clause 5.8 of this Agreement; and the complaints and dispute-resolution procedure in Section 16 of this Agreement and in the Moderation and Complaints Rules. A User’s failure to review these terms before making a payment does not release the User from the obligation to comply with them; however, the Administration makes all mandatory information available before acceptance. The Administration may change the Tariff Plans, their features, and prices by notifying Users in accordance with Section 17 of this Agreement.
5.2. The Platform offers the following categories of Tariff Plans: Free Streamer (free access), Solo Live (paid access for an individual streamer without commercial functionality), Starter Organizer / Mentor (basic commercial plan for Organizers and Mentors), Pro Organizer / Mentor Bundle (extended commercial plan), and Caesar (premium commercial plan for legal entities). A detailed description of each Tariff Plan, including its functionality and resource limits, is published on the Platform.
A User subscribed to Solo Live may conduct individual Live Streams within the limits established for that Tariff Plan. A Solo Live User may not create Events, tournaments, or Courses, publish advertising placements, or use the DISP-2 blockchain registry functionality. Solo Live is non-commercial functionality and does not provide access to Events, Courses, advertising slots, or the DISP-2 registry; accordingly, Identity Verification (KYC) is not required. KYC is required when a User obtains any Commercial Role (Organizer, Mentor, or Judge).
5.3. Tariff Plans are paid for directly to the Administration through a payment provider connected to the Platform. Kapitalbank e-commerce is used as the principal payment provider for Uzbekistan and Central Asian countries; Stripe or another provider supported in the relevant jurisdiction may be used in other jurisdictions. The current list of payment providers and supported payment methods is published on the Platform. The User’s payment obligation is fulfilled when the funds are credited to the Administration’s account.
5.4. The Administration uses secure connections when payment data is processed. The Administration does not receive, process, or store full bank-card details; such details are processed by the payment provider.
5.5. Tariff Plans are provided on a subscription basis through recurring payments for the selected billing period (monthly or annually). A Subscription is activated when the payment has been successfully credited. The User may disable automatic renewal in the Personal Account settings; after cancellation, access to the paid Tariff Plan remains available until the end of the paid period.
5.6. To attract new Users, the Administration provides a free trial period for the Free Streamer Tariff Plan: for the first 20 days after Registration, the User receives the extended limits of the free plan. After 20 days, the User is moved to the permanent minimum Free Lite tier with limited resources (one Live Stream of up to 60 minutes per month). The Administration may change the conditions of the free plan, the available limits, and the duration of the trial period by notifying Users.
5.7. At the initial stage, the number of active free places on the Platform is limited by technical and economic parameters. If the free quota has been filled, a new User is placed on a waitlist and may switch to a paid Tariff Plan without waiting. The limit on free places is a technical Platform setting and does not affect the rights of Users who have already obtained access.
5.8. Refunds of payments for Tariff Plans are made in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan, including Law No. ZRU-792 of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Electronic Commerce” dated 29 September 2022 and the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Consumer Rights Protection”. Unless otherwise agreed by the Parties, any amount due for refund is returned using the same payment method by which it was paid. If, after termination of the agreement, the Administration fails to return an amount due to the User within the prescribed period, the Administration shall pay a penalty of 1% (one percent) of the refundable amount for each day of delay in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Consumer Rights Protection”, but the total penalty shall not exceed the refundable amount itself. Payment of the penalty does not release the Administration from the obligation to make the refund. If the User has actually obtained access to Platform services and begun using a paid Tariff Plan, the cost of services actually provided is retained in proportion to the period used, unless mandatory provisions of applicable law require otherwise. If the User’s Account is blocked because the User breached this Agreement or the Role Rules, the Subscription fee is not refunded for the portion corresponding to the period already used. This Clause governs only refunds of payments made to the Administration for Platform Tariff Plans. Refunds of Direct Payments between Users (including payments by a student to a Mentor and advertising payments) are governed by the applicable Role Rules and are outside the scope of this Clause.
5.9. The Administration may offer discounts, promotional codes, and other special terms to particular categories of Users. Such offers are governed by separate terms published on the Platform or otherwise communicated to Users.
5.10. The Administration is a resident of the Technological Park of Software Products and Information Technologies (IT Park) of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Under Decree No. UP-5099 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 30 June 2017, IT Park residents are exempt from value added tax (VAT) on the services they provide until 1 January 2028. Under Decree No. UP-157 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 14 October 2024, the tax and customs benefits of IT Park residents have been extended until 1 January 2040, except for VAT. Accordingly, the prices of Tariff Plans stated on the Platform do not include VAT until 1 January 2028; after that date, Tariff Plan prices may be adjusted by the amount of VAT, and Users will be notified in accordance with Section 17 of this Agreement.
6. DIRECT PAYMENTS BETWEEN USERS
6.1. The Platform is not a payment intermediary, payment agent, or payment aggregator in relation to payments between Users. Payments for Mentor services (Courses and sessions), advertising placements, and Judge remuneration are made directly between the relevant Users without the Administration acting as a party to the payment. The Administration only stores the confirmation status of a Direct Payment provided by Users and is not responsible for the performance of payment obligations between Users.
6.2. When a User proceeds to make a Direct Payment, the Platform interface displays the following notice: “Payment is made directly between the participants. The Platform is not a payment intermediary for this transaction and does not receive or distribute these funds. The participants independently agree the terms, price, and payment procedure.” The User confirms having read this notice by selecting the relevant checkbox. The Platform system records that confirmation.
6.3. The Administration is not responsible for the quality of Mentor services, the accuracy of Course information, the compliance of advertising materials with legal requirements, or the good faith of an Advertiser or Organizer in connection with Direct Payment relationships with other Users. Users must resolve independently all disputes arising from Direct Payment relationships between them.
7. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE ADMINISTRATION
7.1. The Administration shall take reasonable measures to maintain stable operation of the Platform, remedy technical faults in a timely manner, and provide support to Users on matters relating to use of the Platform. The Platform is nevertheless provided to the User on an “as is” basis, which means that the Administration does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation of the Platform; is not responsible for the compatibility of the Platform with the User’s software or technical equipment; and is not responsible for interruptions caused by failures in telecommunications or power networks, malicious software, or bad-faith acts of third parties.
7.2. The Administration may suspend access to the Platform for the period required to carry out preventive, remedial, or scheduled technical work and shall notify Users within a reasonable period where technically possible. Scheduled work lasting no more than four (4) hours in any twenty-four-hour period does not constitute a breach of this Agreement.
7.3. The Administration may unilaterally change Platform functionality and add, modify, or remove individual features, roles, and capabilities, provided that Users are notified of changes that materially affect their rights in accordance with Section 17 of this Agreement.
7.4. The Administration may moderate Content published by Users, remove Content that breaches this Agreement, the Role Rules, or the law, and temporarily or permanently restrict a User’s access to the Platform or any of its functions. The procedures for moderation, complaints, and appeals against decisions of the Administration are governed by the Moderation and Complaints Rules.
7.5. The Administration shall maintain the confidentiality and protection of Users’ Personal Data in accordance with the Personal Data Processing Policy and applicable law, except where disclosure is required by law or occurs for reasons beyond the Administration’s control.
7.6. The Administration may send Users notices relating to performance of this Agreement at the email address they provide, including information concerning Account, Subscription, and verification status, amendments to Platform documents, and other technically necessary messages. Marketing communications are sent only with the User’s separate consent.
7.7. The Administration reviews User enquiries and complaints within the time limits established by the Moderation and Complaints Rules. As a general rule, the review period is five (5) business days from receipt. Where additional verification is required, the period may be extended to ten (10) business days, with notice to the User.
8. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE USER
8.1. The User represents and warrants that the User has sufficient legal capacity and authority to enter into this Agreement; all information provided during Registration and use of the Platform is accurate; acceptance of this Agreement does not breach any obligation owed to a third party; and, where the User acts on behalf of a legal entity, the User has all authority required to enter into this Agreement on behalf of that legal entity.
8.2. The User may use the Platform in any manner not prohibited by this Agreement, the applicable Role Rules, or applicable law, in accordance with the Platform’s intended purpose and within the functionality made available to the User. The User may submit enquiries and complaints to the Administration in accordance with Section 16 of this Agreement.
8.3. The User must use the Platform in good faith and reasonably, without infringing the rights or legitimate interests of the Administration, other Users, or third parties; must not use the Platform for unlawful activities, including distributing spam or malicious software, committing fraud, or attempting unauthorised access to Platform data or the data of other Users; must not take any action intended to disrupt the normal operation of the Platform, destabilise it, overload servers, or obtain unauthorised access to restricted areas; must not use automated scripts or software to collect information from the Platform on a mass scale without the Administration’s written permission; must promptly update Account information and notify the Administration of unauthorised Account access; and must comply with the applicable Role Rules for the role performed on the Platform.
8.4. The User is responsible for all Content the User publishes on the Platform. By posting Content, the User warrants that the User holds all rights necessary for that Content and that its publication does not infringe any copyright, related right, or other third-party right, violate the law, or breach this Agreement. The User grants the Administration a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to reproduce, display, and store the posted Content to the extent necessary for operation of the Platform.
8.5. The User must comply with the list of prohibited activities and Content set out in Section 9 of this Agreement.
9. PROHIBITED CONTENT AND ACTIVITIES
9.1. The following Content, activities, and Events are strictly prohibited on the Platform:
9.1.1. Organising, conducting, promoting, or facilitating gambling, wagering, betting, casino mechanics, lotteries, or any other activity involving a monetary prize determined by chance, including in any gaming or competitive format.
9.1.2. Creating, promoting, or distributing Content that advocates violence; discrimination based on race, nationality, sex, religion, or any other characteristic; extremism; terrorism; or calls to engage in unlawful conduct.
9.1.3. Posting, broadcasting, or promoting sexual material, including material involving minors in any form.
9.1.4. Organising or promoting animal fighting, cruelty to animals, or any competition that may harm animals.
9.1.5. Organising or promoting injury-prone competitions that do not comply with safety requirements, or martial-arts and combat competitions without verified status as an official sports organisation (a registered federation, club, or other legal entity authorised to organise such activities under the laws of the relevant country).
9.1.6. Advertising, promoting, or selling prohibited goods or services, including narcotic or psychotropic substances, weapons, explosives, counterfeit goods, unlicensed pharmaceutical products, or other goods whose circulation is restricted or prohibited by applicable law.
9.1.7. Promoting pyramid schemes, Ponzi schemes, unlicensed investment activities, get-rich-quick schemes, or any other fraudulent activity.
9.1.8. Publishing third-party Personal Data without consent, including addresses, telephone numbers, financial information, or other confidential information.
9.1.9. Infringing third-party copyright, related rights, trademarks, or other intellectual-property rights when publishing Content on the Platform.
9.1.10. Taking any action intended to circumvent the Platform’s technical restrictions, gain unauthorised access to data of the Administration or other Users, or disrupt operation of the Platform.
9.1.11. Publishing misleading advertising containing inaccurate information about goods, services, prices, or other characteristics of the advertised subject matter.
9.2. If the Administration identifies a breach listed in Clause 9.1 of this Agreement, it may immediately remove the offending Content, restrict or block the offender’s Account, and report the breach to the competent authorities in accordance with applicable law. Accounts are blocked immediately and without prior notice for breaches listed in Clauses 9.1.1–9.1.6 and 9.1.10. A breach of Clause 9.1.3 involving material depicting minors is an unconditional ground for immediate and permanent Account blocking and a mandatory report to the competent authorities.
10. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
10.1. The Platform, its software code, algorithms, databases, design, logos, fonts, trademarks, the DISP WORLD name, and all other Platform components are intellectual-property objects belonging to the Administration or to persons that have granted the relevant rights to the Administration. Such objects may be used only with the Administration’s permission.
10.2. For the term of this Agreement, the User is granted the right to use the Platform under a limited, non-exclusive, revocable licence that may not be transferred or assigned to any third party and may be exercised only for the purposes and in the manner provided by this Agreement.
10.3. The licence granted to the User includes the right to reproduce the Platform or individual components on the User’s device for caching and use in accordance with the Platform’s intended purpose. The licence does not include the right to copy, modify, create derivative works from, decompile, disassemble, or otherwise extract the Platform’s source code without the Administration’s written consent.
10.4. Any unauthorised use of the Administration’s intellectual property, including reproduction, distribution, adaptation, or online publication without the Administration’s written permission, constitutes a breach of this Agreement and gives rise to liability under applicable law.
10.5. A User who posts Content on the Platform retains all rights in that Content and grants the Administration a non-exclusive licence to use it solely for operation of the Platform, including display, storage, backup, and technical processing to the extent necessary for the Platform to function. This licence remains in force for the term of this Agreement and ends when the User deletes the Content or the User’s Account is deleted, unless otherwise required by law.
10.6. The Administration respects intellectual-property rights and responds to substantiated notices of copyright and related-rights infringement in accordance with Law No. ZRU-42 of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Copyright and Related Rights” dated 20 July 2006. A rights holder who believes that Content posted on the Platform infringes copyright or related rights may send a written notice to gr22attract@gmail.com. The notice must include a description of the protected work whose rights are alleged to have been infringed; a link to the allegedly infringing Content on the Platform; evidence of the applicant’s rights in the work; and the applicant’s contact details. The Administration reviews substantiated notices and takes measures to remove infringing Content within a reasonable period. The Administration is not responsible for Content posted by Users where it did not know and could not reasonably have known of the infringement and took measures to remedy it after receiving notice.
11. BLOCKCHAIN REGISTRY AND DISP-2
11.1. As part of the Platform’s functionality, Event results, hashes of judging protocols, and other metadata may be recorded in the DISP-2 blockchain registry based on the Polygon network. This feature is a technical registration tool and is not a financial instrument. DISP-2 is not a currency, means of payment, security, or investment instrument; the Administration does not conduct an ICO, provide liquidity or exchange services for DISP-2, or guarantee that DISP-2 has any monetary value.
11.2. Only the following technical information is recorded in the blockchain registry: the Event or match identifier, final result, cryptographic hash of the judging protocol, technical tags and timestamp, and confirmation status. Participants’ Personal Data, payment information, and other confidential information are not recorded in the blockchain registry.
11.3. The Administration does not guarantee that entries in the blockchain registry will be recognised as legally significant documents in any particular jurisdiction. A blockchain entry is technical evidence of a fact and does not replace official documents required for purposes that demand legal certification. The User accepts the technical risks of blockchain infrastructure, including possible Polygon network failures, changes in blockchain technology, and loss of access to records as a result of technical incidents.
11.4. Access to DISP-2 functionality is available to Users on the Pro or Caesar Tariff Plan. Detailed terms for use of the blockchain registry are set out in the Token and Blockchain Registry Notice.
12. LIABILITY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
12.1. Each Party is liable for failure to perform or improper performance of its obligations under this Agreement in accordance with applicable law.
12.2. The Administration is not liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential loss, including lost profits, loss of data, or loss of revenue arising from use of, or inability to use, the Platform; for acts of Users on the Platform, including the quality of Mentor services, the accuracy of information posted by Organizers, decisions of Judges, or the content of Advertisers’ advertising materials; for performance or non-performance of Direct Payment obligations between Users; for interruptions in Platform operation caused by acts of third parties, failures of Internet service providers, or Force Majeure Events; or for the content of third-party websites linked from the Platform.
12.3. The Administration’s aggregate liability to the User on any basis connected with this Agreement is limited to the amount of Tariff Plan fees actually paid by that User during the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. This limitation does not apply in cases of wilful misconduct or gross negligence by the Administration or in any other case where limitation of liability is prohibited by applicable law.
12.4. The User shall indemnify the Administration for any losses, penalties, or other expenses arising from the User’s breach of this Agreement, the Role Rules, or applicable law, including expenses connected with third-party claims resulting from the User’s actions on the Platform.
13. CONFIDENTIALITY AND PERSONAL DATA
13.1. When using the Platform, the User provides the Administration with Personal Data necessary for Registration and use of Platform functionality. The categories of Personal Data, processing purposes, retention periods, User rights, and procedure for withdrawing consent are governed by the Personal Data Processing Policy, which forms an integral part of this Agreement.
13.2. Consent to Personal Data processing is executed as a separate document, the Consent to Personal Data Processing, independently of this Agreement. The User gives consent by selecting the relevant checkbox during Registration.
13.3. The Parties shall keep confidential all information obtained from each other in connection with use of the Platform, except information that must be disclosed by law. Confidentiality obligations apply throughout the term of this Agreement and survive its termination.
13.4. Information concerning the Platform’s use of cookies, analytics tools, and counters is set out in the Cookie and Analytics Policy, which forms an integral part of this Agreement.
14. FORCE MAJEURE
14.1. The Parties are released from liability for partial or complete failure to perform obligations under this Agreement where that failure results from Force Majeure Events, meaning extraordinary, unforeseen, and unavoidable circumstances arising independently of the Parties’ will and beyond their reasonable control.
14.2. Force Majeure Events include armed conflict, civil unrest, widespread epidemics or pandemics declared by competent authorities, natural disasters, fires, terrorist acts, governmental restrictions or sanctions, disconnection of data centres from the Internet, or blocking of servers by order of competent authorities. Force Majeure Events do not include a Party’s financial difficulties, a counterparty’s failure to perform, or other circumstances within the reasonable control of the relevant Party.
14.3. A Party relying on a Force Majeure Event must promptly notify the other Party of its occurrence. The time for performance is extended in proportion to the duration of the Force Majeure Event. If a Force Majeure Event continues for more than two (2) months, either Party may withdraw from performance of this Agreement to the extent that performance has become impossible as a result of that Event.
15. MODERATION, ACCOUNT BLOCKING, AND APPEALS
15.1. The Administration moderates User Content and activities on the Platform to ensure compliance with this Agreement, the Role Rules, and applicable law. Detailed procedures for moderation, complaints, and appeals are set out in the Moderation and Complaints Rules, which form an integral part of this Agreement.
15.2. If a breach is identified, the Administration may issue a warning, temporarily restrict functionality, temporarily block an Account, or permanently block an Account. The measure selected depends on the nature and severity of the breach. Immediate blocking without prior warning applies in cases of serious breaches specified in Clause 9.2 of this Agreement.
15.3. The User may appeal a blocking decision within ten (10) business days after receiving notice of the block. Appeals must be sent to gr22attract@gmail.com. Submission of an appeal does not automatically restore access to the Account. After reviewing an appeal, the Administration may lift the block, change the measure imposed, or uphold the original decision. The User is notified of the decision within ten (10) business days after the appeal is received. Where additional review is required, the review period may be extended to fifteen (15) business days, with notice to the User.
16. DISPUTE AND COMPLAINT RESOLUTION PROCEDURE
16.1. All disputes and disagreements arising in connection with this Agreement or its performance must first be addressed through negotiations. The pre-litigation claims procedure is mandatory.
16.2. A claim must be sent to the Administration at the email address specified in Section 20 of this Agreement and must state the applicant’s name and Account email address; describe the substance of the claim and the circumstances on which it is based; state the relief sought; and attach documents or screenshots supporting the stated circumstances. The Administration reviews a claim within fifteen (15) calendar days after receipt and sends its response to the applicant’s email address. Where additional review is required, the Administration may extend the review period, but not beyond thirty (30) calendar days, by notifying the applicant. For Users who are individuals acting as consumers of Platform services, the time limits for remedying deficiencies in the services provided are determined in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Consumer Rights Protection”, to the extent not inconsistent with this Agreement.
16.3. If a dispute cannot be resolved before court proceedings, it shall be submitted to a court in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
However, the choice of the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not deprive a User who is an individual consumer of protection afforded by mandatory provisions of the laws of the country of the User’s habitual residence where those provisions may not be excluded by agreement of the parties under the laws of that country.
16.4. If one or more provisions of this Agreement are held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain valid and enforceable.
17. AMENDMENTS TO THE AGREEMENT
17.1. The Administration may amend this Agreement unilaterally by publishing the current version on the Platform. The Administration shall notify Users of changes that materially affect their rights and obligations by sending a message to the email address provided during Registration at least fifteen (15) days before the changes take effect.
17.2. Amendments take effect fifteen (15) days after the new version of the Agreement is published on the Platform unless the notice specifies a longer period. Continued use of the Platform after the amendments take effect constitutes acceptance of the amended terms. A User who does not agree to the amended terms may stop using the Platform before they take effect.
17.3. The current version of this Agreement is permanently available on the Platform at https://dispworld.com/legal/terms/.
18. TERM AND TERMINATION
18.1. This Agreement takes effect when accepted by the User in the manner described in its introductory provisions and remains in force for an indefinite period until terminated in accordance with this Section.
18.2. The User may terminate this Agreement at any time by deleting the User’s Account on the Platform. Termination at the User’s initiative does not automatically entitle the User to a refund of Tariff Plan fees paid for the unexpired portion of a paid period unless otherwise provided in Section 5 of this Agreement.
18.3. The Administration may terminate this Agreement and delete the User’s Account if the User commits a serious or repeated breach of this Agreement or the Role Rules; if the User does not use the Platform for twenty-four (24) consecutive months, provided that fourteen (14) days’ prior notice is given; or if operation of the Platform is discontinued.
18.4. Termination of this Agreement does not release the Parties from obligations that arose before termination. Provisions that by their nature are intended to survive termination, including provisions on intellectual property, confidentiality, liability, and dispute resolution, remain in force after termination.
19. PLATFORM DOCUMENTATION FRAMEWORK
19.1. This Agreement, together with the following documents, constitutes the entire agreement between the User and the Administration concerning use of the Platform and supersedes all prior arrangements on that subject:
– Personal Data Processing Policy;
– Consent to Personal Data Processing;
– Organizer Rules;
– Mentor Rules;
– Judge Rules;
– Advertising Rules;
– Identity and Legal Entity Verification Rules (KYC/KYB);
– Moderation and Complaints Rules;
– Token and Blockchain Registry Notice;
– Cookie and Analytics Policy.
19.2. If this Agreement conflicts with the Role Rules in relation to a particular User role, the Role Rules apply to matters specific to that role; this Agreement applies in all other respects.
20. ADMINISTRATION DETAILS AND CONTACT INFORMATION
GR ATTRACTOR Limited Liability Company
254, 1st Passage, Usta Shirin Street, Miskin CSG, Almazar District, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan
TIN: 313127023
Bank: JSCB KAPITALBANK, Kapital 24 Branch
MFO: 01158 | SWIFT: KACHUZ22
Postal address for correspondence: 254, 1st Passage, Usta Shirin Street, Miskin CSG, Almazar District, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan
Telephone: [add the Administration’s telephone number]
Email for inquiries: gr22attract@gmail.com
Email for legal inquiries: gr22attract@gmail.com
Platform website: https://dispworld.com/