General Terms
Last updated: 2026-02-02
1. Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. Any dispute that we cannot resolve through direct conversation will be submitted to the competent courts of Seoul, save where mandatory consumer protection law in your country of residence directs otherwise. We genuinely prefer to settle disagreements in writing first; the courts are a last resort, not a default.
2. What our services are
FluxHarbor Payments is a B2B consulting firm that helps subscription businesses design, implement, and optimise payment gateway stacks for recurring revenue growth. The exact work we will do for you is described in the signed proposal or statement of work. This website is informational; nothing on it constitutes a formal offer to provide a specific service at a specific price.
3. Accepting these terms
By using this website you accept these general terms. By signing a proposal or statement of work with us, you accept the more specific terms set out in that document, which take precedence over these general terms where they overlap. If you do not agree with anything written here, the right move is to stop using the site and to talk to us before signing anything.
4. What we expect from clients
During an engagement, we expect timely access to the people, data, and systems that have been agreed in writing. We expect you to nominate a single point of contact with the authority to keep decisions moving. We do not expect perfection on the client side; engagements that go well usually involve frank, early communication when something is not as it was described in the kick-off.
5. Intellectual property
Deliverables created specifically for your engagement become yours upon full payment of the relevant invoice. Background materials, internal templates, and reusable methodology that we bring into the engagement remain ours. We may, with your permission, anonymise lessons learned from the engagement for use in our own writing, and we will never identify you without explicit consent.
6. Ending an engagement
Either side may terminate an engagement on fifteen working days written notice. On termination we will hand over completed deliverables, share the relevant working notes, and issue a final invoice for work completed up to the termination date. We will not retain a piece of work hostage to a commercial dispute; if a dispute exists we will document it separately.
7. Limits of liability
Our liability for any single engagement is limited to the fees you have paid for that engagement. We do not exclude or limit liability for things that the law does not allow us to exclude, such as intentional misconduct or gross negligence. The proposal or statement of work for any specific engagement may include a different liability arrangement, agreed between us in writing.
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