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Version productbaton-terms-2026-09-28 · Effective 2026-09-28

Terms of Use

These Terms govern your use of ProductBaton as it works today: a marketplace for independent software assets where buyers and sellers agree a Deal on ProductBaton and handle payment outside ProductBaton.

Operator and contact

ProductBaton is operated by JANG, Republic of Korea. Contact and notices: launchlot@gmail.com.

What ProductBaton is and is not

ProductBaton lets sellers publish listings, lets buyers review them, ask questions, and make offers, and records the agreed Deal and transfer steps.

  • ProductBaton is not an escrow provider and does not receive, hold, or release money.
  • ProductBaton does not verify legal ownership, licensing rights, or payment.
  • ProductBaton is not a broker or adviser and does not recommend any acquisition.
  • ProductBaton does not arbitrate disputes.

Accounts

You must be able to enter a binding agreement where you live and must act for yourself or for a business you are authorized to represent. Keep your account information accurate and your sign-in credentials private. You are responsible for activity on your account.

Seller responsibilities and declaration

Sellers are responsible for their listings. Before publishing, a Seller confirms the current Seller declaration, which is recorded with its version. The Seller confirms, to the best of their knowledge, that:

  • they are authorized to offer the software asset;
  • the material facts they submitted are accurate;
  • included and excluded transfer assets are described accurately;
  • known material limitations are disclosed;
  • they have not intentionally placed secrets or credentials in public fields;
  • the listing does not knowingly fall into a restricted category;
  • ProductBaton Scan and TRS do not replace their own disclosure obligations.

Buyer responsibilities

Buyers make their own decision. By making or accepting an Offer, a Buyer acknowledges that:

  • ProductBaton evidence is bounded to what was recorded and assessed;
  • TRS is not a security certification or an acquisition recommendation;
  • Listing Readiness shows how complete transaction information is; it is not a quality or trust score;
  • seller-provided facts may not be independently verified;
  • the Buyer remains responsible for commercial and legal diligence;
  • third-party provider transfer requirements may affect or prevent completion;
  • payment happens outside ProductBaton in the current product.

Prohibited and restricted listings

Do not publish misleading, unlawful, or infringing content. Restricted categories are: adult content, gambling or betting, crypto/token trading or wallets, investment or financial advice, medical diagnosis or advice, unauthorized third-party IP, account sales, login or credential bypass, and terms-violating automation. ProductBaton may review, restrict, pause, or remove public exposure of a listing or account for policy, rights, or security reasons.

Scanner, TRS, and Listing Readiness

ProductBaton Scan and TRS describe a specific repository commit within the assessed scope. Missing or unknown results are possible, and no finding is not proof that a problem is absent. They are not security certification, legal compliance, valuation, or acquisition advice. Listing Readiness counts how many transaction-information areas are filled in; it does not rate the app or the seller.

Inquiries, Offers, and Deals

Inquiries and Offers are communication records. When an Offer is accepted, that Offer Version becomes the Deal record and the Sale Package Snapshot is frozen; later listing edits do not change it. The Deal also records the versions of these Terms, the Privacy notice, and the transaction policy in force when it was agreed. Transfer confirmations and other marks are the participants' own statements. ProductBaton records these states but does not certify ownership or completion. Parties may talk outside ProductBaton, but key changes should be recorded here.

Transfer

Seller and Buyer are responsible for transferring the agreed assets using each provider's official process. Never send passwords, access tokens, private keys, domain auth codes, service-account files, or recovery codes through ProductBaton.

Payment happens outside ProductBaton

In the current product, Buyer and Seller choose and use their own external payment method.

  • ProductBaton does not receive, hold, or release funds and is not escrow.
  • ProductBaton does not verify bank transfers or other payments.
  • A Buyer's statement that they paid is informational.
  • The Seller's “payment received” mark is the Seller's own statement.
  • Cancellation, an issue, or support involvement does not trigger a refund. Any refund is between the parties.

Issues, cancellation, and support

Raising an issue is not a cancellation. An open issue pauses transfer confirmation, and the Deal does not close while one is open.

  • If a Deal cannot be completed, contact support. Support records the situation and helps the parties work toward a factual resolution under these Terms.
  • Support is operational help, not binding arbitration.
  • ProductBaton does not decide who is truthful based only on conflicting payment claims.
  • External payment refunds are outside ProductBaton's custody and control.
  • ProductBaton may pause a listing or restrict an account for policy or security reasons.

Fees

ProductBaton currently charges no transaction fee. Any fee will be published in advance and will not apply to a Deal agreed before it takes effect.

Liability

To the extent permitted by law, ProductBaton is provided as is, and ProductBaton is not responsible for the parties' transaction, payment, asset transfer, or seller-provided information. Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited under applicable law.

Privacy

The Privacy notice explains what information ProductBaton handles.

Governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea, without limiting mandatory consumer protections of your place of residence.

Changes and versions

Each version of these Terms has an identifier and an effective date. A new version applies from its effective date. A Deal keeps the version recorded when it was agreed and is not reinterpreted under a later version.