Terms, policies and data documents
XEX is compensation infrastructure sold to operators, who run their own programmes on it. Two different sets of documents follow from that: the ones that bind anyone reading this website, and the ones that bind an operator who runs a programme. Which is which is stated on every row.
Ten documents, all in draft.
- Website Terms of UseEveryone who uses this website
The terms on which anyone may use xex.to and the public pages on it, including what this website is not: an offer, an endorsement, or advice.
Contains facts or decisions still with counsel
- Platform TermsOperators
The agreement between XEX and an operator who runs a compensation programme on the platform: what is licensed, what the operator remains solely responsible for, and what it costs.
Contains facts or decisions still with counsel
- Acceptable Use PolicyOperators and members
The conduct, content, business models and jurisdictions that are not permitted on XEX, and what happens when a workspace breaches them.
- Programme Marketing and Claims PolicyOperators
The claims an operator and its members may not make, the disclosures they must publish, and the records they must keep to substantiate anything they do say.
- Privacy PolicyEveryone who uses this website
What personal data XEX handles as a controller, why, on what legal basis, who receives it, and how long it is kept.
Contains facts or decisions still with counsel
- Cookie PolicyEveryone who uses this website
Every cookie and browser-storage identifier this site sets, what each one is for, and how to change or withdraw a consent decision.
- Data Processing AddendumOperators
The Article 28 terms on which XEX processes member personal data on an operator's instructions, with the processing description, security measures and sub-processor terms.
Contains facts or decisions still with counsel
- Sub-processorsOperators
The third parties that may process personal data on XEX's behalf, what each one does, and how changes to the list are notified.
Contains facts or decisions still with counsel
- Prohibited Jurisdictions and Sanctions PolicyOperators and members
Where XEX is not served, why each country is on that list, what an HTTP 451 response does and does not mean, and the screening obligations that fall on operators and members.
Contains facts or decisions still with counsel
- Complaints and DisputesOperators and members
How to complain about a programme or about the platform, the reasons XEX must give before it restricts or terminates an account, and what response to expect.
What is missing from this list, and why.
There is no service level agreement. Nothing in this platform measures availability yet, and there is no public status page. Publishing an uptime commitment would create an obligation that nothing here can evidence or report against, so none is published. That is a gap, stated as one.
There is no certification, audit report or insurance schedule. XEX does not hold a SOC 2 report, has not commissioned a third-party penetration test, and does not publish an insurance position. A document asserting any of those would be untrue today.
Nothing here is legal advice. Whether a compensation plan is lawful in a given country is a question for the operator’s own counsel. These documents allocate that responsibility; they do not answer it.