CuraDebt Debt Relief (US)
Program Terms
CURADEBT AFFILIATE PROGRAMME TERMS (AWIN NETWORK)
Last Updated: 5-11-2026
These CuraDebt Affiliate Programme Terms (these "Terms," also referred to as this "Agreement") govern participation in the CuraDebt affiliate programme (the "Programme") operated by CuraDebt through the Awin affiliate network ("Awin" or the "Network," and together with Awin's merchant and publisher interfaces, the "Platform"). These Terms are between CuraDebt Systems, LLC, a Florida limited liability company ("CuraDebt," "we," "us"), and each affiliate publisher who applies to and is accepted into the Programme on Awin ("Publisher," "Affiliate," "you"). CuraDebt operates a referral and matching service that connects consumers with independent third-party providers across consumer debt, tax relief, and business debt verticals. Publisher acknowledges that participation in the Programme is also subject to Awin's standard publisher service agreement, network code of conduct, and other Awin policies, which apply in addition to these Terms.
BY APPLYING TO JOIN THE PROGRAM ON THE CURADEBT AFFILIATE PLATFORM, BY CHECKING THE ACCEPTANCE BOX OR OTHERWISE INDICATING YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS, OR BY OTHERWISE PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM (INCLUDING BY GENERATING TRAFFIC TO THE FUNNEL THROUGH A CURADEBT-ISSUED TRACKING LINK), YOU REPRESENT THAT YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THESE TERMS AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THEM. IF YOU ARE ACCEPTING THESE TERMS ON BEHALF OF AN ENTITY, YOU REPRESENT THAT YOU HAVE AUTHORITY TO BIND THAT ENTITY. THE "EFFECTIVE DATE" OF THESE TERMS AS TO YOU IS THE DATE OF YOUR ACCEPTANCE OR FIRST PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAM, WHICHEVER IS EARLIER.
Publisher is busy operating its own marketing business, and the parties intend for these Terms to provide a clear, automated framework for compensation, attribution, and compliance so Publisher can focus on driving quality traffic.
1. PROGRAM PARTICIPATION / PLATFORM / SCOPE.
CuraDebt operates the Programme through Awin. Publisher must maintain an active and good-standing publisher account on Awin and must be approved by CuraDebt to the CuraDebt Programme to participate. Acceptance into the Programme is at CuraDebt's sole discretion (in addition to Awin's own publisher vetting), and CuraDebt may approve, decline, suspend, or terminate any Publisher's participation in the Programme at any time, with or without cause, on written notice through Awin or via email. The Programme permits Publisher to promote CuraDebt's primary lead-generation funnel located at https://lp.curadebt.com/spinwheel-verify/ (the "Funnel") and any additional landing pages, creative assets, or destinations approved by CuraDebt in writing or made available through the Awin creative library for the Programme. Publisher promotes the Funnel only through approved Awin tracking links, which contain Publisher's unique Awin Publisher ID (the "Publisher ID" or "Tracking ID"). No source, campaign, traffic type, geography, language, pricing model, or commercial term applies unless set forth in this Agreement, the Awin programme profile, an applicable insertion order, pricing schedule, or written email approval delivered by CuraDebt.
CuraDebt is a referral and matching service. CuraDebt does not provide debt relief, tax relief, or business debt resolution services directly. Publisher acknowledges that CuraDebt's role is limited to consumer matching, and that all consumer services are provided by independent third-party partner companies after referral.
2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE / RATES.
Four commission structures apply to qualifying referrals from a single Funnel:
(a) Consumer Debt PPL. $45 per qualified lead. A "qualified lead" is defined as a consumer who completes Spinwheel soft-pull verification with $20,000 or more in unsecured debt, during business hours of 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, from an eligible US state. Conversions are tracked via the Awin tracking pixel (MasterTag and/or server-to-server) and post automatically to Publisher's Awin account, subject to validation under Section 3. Awin's Commission Group code for this path is DEBT_PPL (Transaction Type: Lead, Commission Type: Fixed). Manual posting of MCA, Tax, and Consumer Debt CPA Fallback conversions is described below.
(b) Business Debt / MCA CPA. Two percent (2.00%) of total funded debt amount per funded business debt client, distributed across the first four (4) weekly deposits at 0.50% per cleared deposit. This commission attaches only to consumers who originally entered the Funnel through Publisher's debt-lead tracking link and subsequently resolve business debt or MCA; the Programme on Awin does not accept standalone business-debt or MCA traffic. Conversions are reconciled and posted manually to Publisher's Awin account each Monday based on the prior week's deposit reports from CuraDebt's MCA partners. Awin's Commission Group code for this path is MCA_CPA (Transaction Type: Sale, Commission Type: Percentage). Missed or failed deposit weeks do not pay and do not retroactively catch up.
(c) Tax Debt CPA. Five hundred dollars ($500) flat per first client payment cleared into the tax relief programme. This commission attaches only to consumers who originally entered the Funnel through Publisher's debt-lead tracking link and subsequently start a tax case; the Programme on Awin does not accept standalone tax-only traffic. Conversions are reconciled and posted manually to Publisher's Awin account each Monday based on the prior week's tax partner reports. Awin's Commission Group code for this path is TAX_CPA (Transaction Type: Sale, Commission Type: Fixed).
(d) Consumer Debt CPA (Fallback). Two and one-half percent (2.50%) of total enrolled debt amount per consumer debt client whose lead did not meet the Consumer Debt PPL qualification criteria in subsection (a) above (including without limitation leads that did not complete Spinwheel soft-pull verification, leads with verified unsecured debt below $20,000, leads submitted outside the business-hours window, or leads originating from excluded states). Triggered when the first client payment clears into the consumer debt programme. Conversions are reconciled and posted manually to Publisher's Awin account each Monday based on the prior week's partner reports. Awin's Commission Group code for this path is DEBT_CPA (Transaction Type: Sale, Commission Type: Percentage). The Consumer Debt PPL in subsection (a) and the Consumer Debt CPA in this subsection (d) are mutually exclusive on a per-lead basis: a single qualifying consumer debt referral pays under (a) or (d), but not both.
CuraDebt may, in its sole discretion, modify commission rates prospectively with reasonable notice through the Platform or email. Revised rates apply only to conversions occurring after the effective date of the change. Publisher's continued participation after notice constitutes acceptance of the revised rates.
3. PAYMENT / VALIDATION / RECONCILIATION.
3.1 Payment Flow / Schedule. Publisher payments are administered by Awin under Awin's standard publisher payment terms. CuraDebt funds approved commissions to Awin (together with Awin's tracking fee override) per Awin's invoicing schedule, and Awin pays validated commissions to Publisher per Awin's standard publisher payment cycle. CuraDebt does not pay Publisher directly. All commission amounts are denominated in United States Dollars (USD) unless otherwise displayed in Publisher's Awin account currency.
3.2 Minimum Payout Threshold. Awin's standard publisher minimum payout threshold applies. Validated commissions below the threshold roll over and accumulate in Publisher's Awin account until the threshold is reached, per Awin's standard publisher payment terms.
3.3 Payment Methods. Payment methods (including without limitation BACS, ACH, wire, PayPal, and other methods supported by Awin in Publisher's region) are administered by Awin per Awin's standard publisher payment terms. Publisher selects and maintains its preferred payment method under Account → Banking Details (or equivalent) in Publisher's Awin dashboard. Any fees imposed by intermediary or beneficiary banks are governed by Awin's payment terms. Publisher is responsible for maintaining accurate payment information with Awin and for any payment failures resulting from inaccurate or outdated information.
3.4 Tax Forms / Reporting. Tax form collection (including IRS Form W-9 from US-person Publishers and IRS Form W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E from non-US-person Publishers) and 1099 reporting where applicable are administered by Awin under Awin's standard publisher payment terms. Publisher is solely responsible for all taxes owed on commissions received and shall report such income as required by applicable law in Publisher's jurisdiction.
3.5 Validation Periods. Validation periods are: thirty (30) days for Consumer Debt PPL, sixty (60) days for MCA CPA, sixty (60) days for Consumer Debt CPA (Fallback), and forty-five (45) days for Tax CPA. Conversions remain pending until validated. CuraDebt reserves the right to decline any conversion that fails validation, including without limitation duplicate leads, fraudulent submissions, leads from excluded states, leads that do not meet qualification thresholds, leads with invalid contact information, leads originating from prohibited promotion methods, or conversions that do not result in a corresponding back-end event for MCA, Consumer Debt CPA, and Tax.
3.6 Disputes. Publisher may dispute a declined or unposted conversion by sending written notice to affiliates@curadebt.com within five (5) business days of decline (for declined conversions) or within five (5) business days after the Monday on which the conversion should have posted (for missing manual conversions), in each case with reasonable supporting evidence including without limitation Awin Publisher ID, click reference, click date and time, IP address, and any relevant publisher analytics. CuraDebt will respond within ten (10) business days. Disputes not raised within the applicable five-business-day window are deemed waived. CuraDebt's CRM, Awin's transaction records, and partner reporting are conclusive for purposes of dispute resolution absent objective evidence of error.
3.7 Suspension and Clawback. CuraDebt may, at any time and in its sole discretion, suspend Publisher's account, withhold pending payouts, reverse posted but unpaid commissions, and claw back previously paid commissions if CuraDebt reasonably determines that: (i) Publisher has breached this Agreement; (ii) Publisher's traffic includes fraudulent, manufactured, incentivized (without prior written approval), or non-consenting consumer data; (iii) Publisher has used a prohibited promotion method; (iv) consumer chargebacks, complaints, or regulatory inquiries materially exceed industry norms for Publisher's traffic; or (v) any back-end conversion that triggered a manually posted commission is subsequently reversed, refunded, or canceled by the partner or consumer. Clawback of previously paid commissions may be effected by offset against future payouts or, if no future payouts are anticipated, by direct invoice to Publisher payable within thirty (30) days.
4. COOKIE / ATTRIBUTION / DUPLICATE HANDLING.
A thirty (30)-day cookie window applies, with first-click attribution. The first Publisher to drive a click that results in a qualifying conversion within the cookie window is credited. If the same consumer is subsequently re-referred by a different Publisher within the cookie window, the original Publisher retains attribution. After the thirty (30)-day window expires, the consumer is considered re-attributable. Direct-traffic conversions, conversions originating from CuraDebt's owned channels (including but not limited to organic search, direct, email, paid search on CuraDebt branded terms, or display retargeting on CuraDebt-managed pixels), and conversions originating from non-Publisher promotion channels are not attributable to any Publisher.
If the same consumer enters the Funnel through multiple Publisher tracking links during the cookie window, only the first-click Publisher is credited. CuraDebt may, in its sole discretion and upon notice, treat resubmissions from the same consumer occurring more than ninety (90) days after the original delivery as new qualifying events, but is under no obligation to do so. Publisher's Tracking ID captured at lead submission serves as the join key for matching back-end events (including MCA deposits, consumer debt first-pays, and tax first-pays) to the originating Publisher for purposes of manual reconciliation under Section 3.
5. EXCLUDED STATES / GEOGRAPHIC LIMITATIONS.
The Programme does not pay on traffic originating from the following US states: Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oregon, South Carolina, Vermont, West Virginia. Conversions identified as originating from these states will not fire the Awin tracking pixel and will not be reconciled manually. Publisher is responsible for excluding these states from paid media targeting where commercially feasible. Failure to exclude these states does not constitute breach of this Agreement, but Publisher shall not be entitled to compensation for any traffic or conversions originating from these states. CuraDebt may add or remove states from this list at any time on prospective notice, based on legal developments, partner availability, or other commercial considerations.
6. PERMITTED PROMOTION METHODS.
Publisher may promote the Program through:
(a) Owned content websites, blogs, and editorial properties;
(b) Email marketing to lists where Publisher has demonstrable opt-in consent compliant with CAN-SPAM, TCPA, and applicable state law;
(c) Native advertising on permitted networks (such as Taboola, Outbrain, Nextdoor);
(d) Social media organic and paid placements on platforms whose own policies permit debt-relief, tax-relief, or financial-services advertising;
(e) Paid search on non-branded keywords;
(f) Display advertising on permitted networks;
(g) Push notification and in-app advertising on consent-based platforms.
All promotion must comply with FTC endorsement guides (16 CFR Part 255), CAN-SPAM, TCPA, the Telemarketing Sales Rule, and all applicable federal and state laws governing consumer financial services advertising. All promotional content must include any required "Advertisement" labeling, and any state-specific or platform-specific disclosures applicable to debt relief or tax relief advertising.
7. PROHIBITED CONDUCT.
Publisher shall not:
(a) Bid on "CuraDebt," "Cura Debt," "Curadebt," or any other CuraDebt trademark, brand variation, common misspelling, or domain in paid search engines, paid social platforms, or any other paid placement;
(b) Use spam, unsolicited bulk email, unsolicited SMS or MMS, or any communication that violates CAN-SPAM, TCPA, the Telemarketing Sales Rule, or applicable state telemarketing or texting laws;
(c) Make unsubstantiated earnings, savings, settlement, or outcome claims regarding CuraDebt, its partner companies, or any consumer's prospective results;
(d) Imply, suggest, or state that CuraDebt's program or any partner's program is a government program, government-affiliated, government-endorsed, government-backed, or otherwise sponsored by any federal, state, or local agency;
(e) Misrepresent CuraDebt as a direct service provider, debt settlement company, tax resolution firm, or law firm. CuraDebt is and shall be presented only as a referral and matching service connecting consumers to independent third-party partners;
(f) Copy, clone, scrape, mirror, adapt, reverse engineer, or create derivatives of CuraDebt's landing pages, funnels, calculators, forms, ads, scripts, tracking methods, portal layouts, or other operational or marketing assets, except as expressly provided in the Platform creative library;
(g) Use any CuraDebt trademark, logo, brand asset, copy, screenshot, or domain except as expressly provided in approved Platform creative;
(h) Use cookie stuffing, forced clicks, popunder loading, iframe loading, automated clicking, click fraud, or any other deceptive or non-consensual tracking, attribution, or display method;
(i) Incentivize traffic through cashback, points, rewards, sweepstakes, contests, or any other consideration paid or offered to consumers in exchange for clicking, completing the Funnel, or generating qualifying events, without prior written approval from CuraDebt;
(j) Promote on websites or properties containing adult content, illegal content, content infringing third-party rights, content disparaging any protected class, or content contrary to public policy;
(k) Use any prerecorded or artificial voice technology, autodialer, or predictive dialer for outbound calling or texting in connection with the Program;
(l) Generate or submit fraudulent, fictitious, manufactured, or non-consenting consumer data; or
(m) Resell, broker, transfer, share, or otherwise repurpose any consumer data captured through the Funnel.
8. NO CIRCUMVENTION / NO COPYING.
Publisher acknowledges that CuraDebt's business model is built on CuraDebt's internally developed funnels, partner relationships, and operational know-how. Publisher further acknowledges that, through this Program, Publisher may become aware of CuraDebt's third-party partners, partner identities, partner pricing, source identities, or other valuable non-public commercial relationships. The parties agree that protection of these relationships is a material part of the bargain and is intended to allow CuraDebt to continue investing in its referral and matching infrastructure for the benefit of long-term Publishers.
Accordingly, Publisher shall not, directly or indirectly, contact, solicit, contract with, accept business from, or otherwise attempt to bypass CuraDebt in dealing with any third-party debt relief partner, tax relief partner, business debt partner, lead source, vendor, or other commercial relationship that CuraDebt introduces, uses, or discloses in connection with this Agreement. Publisher shall not copy, clone, scrape, adapt, reverse engineer, or create derivatives of CuraDebt's landing pages, funnels, ads, calculators, forms, scripts, tracking methods, portal layouts, transition pages, thank-you pages, or other marketing or operational assets. Publisher shall not use CuraDebt's name, logo, trademark, DBA, domain, screenshots, or creatives outside the approved Platform creative library without CuraDebt's prior written consent.
In the event of an actual or threatened breach of this Section, CuraDebt shall be entitled to injunctive relief, specific performance, and other equitable remedies, in addition to any other remedies available at law or in equity, without bond. If Publisher breaches this Section, Publisher shall pay CuraDebt, as agreed liquidated damages intended as a reasonable estimate of loss and not as a penalty, the greater of: (a) $25,000; or (b) the amounts that would reasonably have been payable to Publisher with respect to the affected source, partner, campaign, or relationship during the six (6) months following the breach, based on the then-current commission rates or recent performance history. In any action to enforce this Section, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs. This Section shall not restrict Publisher from continuing any relationship that Publisher can demonstrate through written records existed prior to CuraDebt's introduction or disclosure of such relationship to Publisher. The restrictions in this Section shall survive termination of this Agreement.
9. COMPLIANCE / LEAD USE / RECORDS.
Publisher is solely responsible for all of Publisher's promotion, advertising, content, claims, and traffic-generation activities, including all compliance with applicable federal and state law. CuraDebt acts as the Funnel destination and matching service only, and is not responsible for Publisher's pre-click activities. Publisher's responsibilities include without limitation:
(a) Compliance with TCPA, TSR, FTC, UDAP, CAN-SPAM, GLBA, applicable state UDAP statutes, state debt relief and tax relief advertising statutes, and all other applicable federal and state laws;
(b) Maintenance of records sufficient to demonstrate compliance, including consent records, suppression list compliance, ad copy archives, and audit logs;
(c) Accuracy of all factual statements, credentials, ratings, testimonials, and claims used in Publisher's content, including those concerning CuraDebt; and
(d) Use of CuraDebt brand assets only in the form provided through the Platform, without modification.
CuraDebt may use commercially reasonable lead-generation, fraud detection, and compliance tools to evaluate Publisher's traffic, including TrustedForm or similar lead certificates, IP capture, time-stamping, source URL capture, ad copy review, and landing page review. CuraDebt may collect and retain consent and lead-provenance records for marketing contact and compliance purposes, but does not represent or warrant that any consent obtained is sufficient for Publisher's particular outreach methods. Publisher shall promptly cooperate with any reasonable request from CuraDebt for compliance-related information, ad copy review, or audit. CuraDebt may suspend or terminate Publisher's participation immediately upon discovery of compliance violations, fraudulent activity, or breach of this Agreement.
10. BRAND / TRADEMARK / LICENSE.
"CuraDebt," "Cura Debt," "Curadebt.com," and associated marks, logos, and brand assets are the property of CuraDebt Systems, LLC. Publisher receives a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, royalty-free license to use approved brand assets solely for promoting the Program. All goodwill arising from such use inures to CuraDebt. Publisher shall not register or attempt to register any CuraDebt mark, similar mark, or any domain containing a CuraDebt mark.
11. CONFIDENTIALITY / NON-DISPARAGEMENT / PRIVACY.
Each party shall keep confidential the other party's non-public pricing, sources, business methods, partner identities, and records. Publisher shall protect all consumer data captured through the Funnel and use it only for the limited purposes expressly approved under this Agreement. Publisher acquires no ownership interest in any consumer data captured through the Funnel and may not resell, broker, assign, share, or repurpose such data. Neither party will knowingly make any disparaging public statements about the other, online or offline.
12. INDEMNITY / LIABILITY CAP.
Publisher shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless CuraDebt and its owners, managers, employees, agents, licensors, affiliates, and brand owners from all claims, complaints, lawsuits, regulatory inquiries, chargebacks, and losses arising from or related to: (i) Publisher's promotion, advertising, content, or traffic-generation activities; (ii) Publisher's breach of this Agreement; (iii) Publisher's violation of TCPA, TSR, FTC, UDAP, CAN-SPAM, GLBA, or any other applicable federal or state law; (iv) Publisher's use of consumer data captured through the Funnel; (v) any unsubstantiated, deceptive, or unauthorized claims made by Publisher; or (vi) Publisher's use of CuraDebt brand assets outside the Platform creative library.
CuraDebt shall have no indemnity obligation except for third-party claims arising solely from CuraDebt's final-adjudicated willful misconduct in CuraDebt's own post-click matching activities. CuraDebt's total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to this Agreement, whether in contract, tort, indemnity, statute, or otherwise, shall not exceed the lesser of: (a) $10,000; or (b) the total amounts actually paid by CuraDebt to Publisher under this Agreement during the three (3) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim. This cap includes any defense, indemnity, reimbursement, or similar payment obligations of CuraDebt under this Agreement. In no event shall CuraDebt be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for any lost profits, lost revenue, or loss of business opportunity, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
13. TERM / TERMINATION / SURVIVAL.
This Agreement is effective upon Publisher's acceptance through the Platform and continues until terminated. Either party may terminate at any time, for any reason, with or without notice, through the Platform or by email. Validated commissions earned prior to termination will be paid per Section 3, subject to the minimum payout threshold and any required tax forms. Conversions still in validation at the time of termination remain subject to all validation criteria and may be approved or declined at CuraDebt's discretion. Pending or posted commissions remain subject to clawback under Section 3.7 if related back-end events are subsequently reversed, refunded, or canceled. The following Sections survive termination: 3 (Payment / Validation / Reconciliation, in respect of clawback and final-payment obligations), 4 (Cookie / Attribution), 8 (No Circumvention / No Copying), 9 (Compliance / Records), 10 (Brand / Trademark), 11 (Confidentiality), 12 (Indemnity / Liability Cap), 13 (Term / Termination / Survival), and 14 (General).
14. GENERAL.
14.1 Brand / Domain Clarification. CuraDebt Systems, LLC is the contracting party. References in any landing page, thank-you page, domain, subdomain, tracking link, or email address to "CuraDebt," "Curadebt.com," any third-party partner brand, or any other affiliated brand are for trade name, brand, or website identification purposes only and do not make any non-party affiliate, partner, brand owner, domain owner, licensor, officer, manager, or employee of CuraDebt a party to this Agreement. Publisher's remedies under this Agreement run solely against CuraDebt Systems, LLC.
14.2 Order of Precedence. This Agreement governs the legal and operational relationship between CuraDebt and Publisher with respect to the Programme. The Awin programme profile, Commission Group setup, and any signed insertion order or written email approval govern only the commercial terms expressly stated therein, including rate, vertical, and acceptance criteria. If there is any conflict between this Agreement and the Awin programme profile, an insertion order, or email approval, this Agreement controls for legal, compliance, indemnity, confidentiality, and liability-cap issues, while the IO controls only for the commercial terms expressly stated in that IO. Awin's standard publisher service agreement, network code of conduct, and platform terms govern the Publisher-Awin relationship and the operational handling of payments, tax forms, and platform-level compliance independently of this Agreement.
14.3 No Legal Advice. Nothing in this Agreement constitutes legal advice from CuraDebt to Publisher. Publisher is responsible for obtaining its own legal counsel regarding compliance with applicable law and regarding Publisher's own promotion, advertising, and traffic-generation activities.
14.4 Governing Law / Venue. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to conflict of laws principles. Any dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement shall be resolved exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Hollywood, Florida, and the parties consent to personal jurisdiction and venue in such courts. The prevailing party in any such action shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs.
14.5 Modifications. CuraDebt may modify this Agreement on prospective notice through the Platform or email. Continued participation after notice constitutes acceptance of the modifications.
14.6 No Waiver / Severability. No waiver of any provision is effective unless in writing signed by the waiving party. If any provision is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect, and the unenforceable provision shall be reformed to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable while preserving the parties' intent.
14.7 Assignment. Publisher shall not assign or transfer this Agreement, in whole or in part, without CuraDebt's prior written consent. CuraDebt may assign this Agreement to any affiliate, successor, or acquirer without consent.
14.8 Notices. Notices may be delivered through Awin's in-platform publisher messaging or to the email address on file. Notices to CuraDebt may be sent to affiliates@curadebt.com.
14.9 Electronic Acceptance / Records. These Terms may be accepted electronically through Awin's publisher interface (or by Publisher's first participation in the Programme through an Awin-issued tracking link), and such electronic acceptance shall have the same legal force and effect as a handwritten signature pursuant to the Federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E-SIGN), the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA), and any other applicable laws governing electronic signatures and records. Awin's records of Publisher's acceptance, including the date and time of acceptance and Publisher's Awin Publisher ID, shall be admissible as evidence of acceptance and the terms agreed to. The parties waive any defense based on the electronic nature of acceptance, including any argument that these Terms are unenforceable for lack of a handwritten signature.
14.10 Entire Agreement. These Terms, together with the Awin programme profile, Awin's standard publisher service agreement (which governs the Publisher-Awin relationship), and any signed insertion order or written approval delivered by CuraDebt, constitute the entire agreement of the parties with respect to the Programme and supersede all prior negotiations, communications, and agreements regarding the subject matter hereof.
Questions: affiliates@curadebt.com
In addition to this CuraDebt Programme Agreement, all publishers on this programme are bound by Awin's Network Code of Conduct, Publisher Service Agreement, and any additional Awin programme-level rules. Where a conflict arises between this Agreement and the Awin Publisher Service Agreement, the Awin Publisher Service Agreement governs as to platform mechanics (payment schedule, transaction validation, dispute resolution); this Agreement governs as to commercial terms (commission rates, eligibility, prohibited conduct, indemnity).