Ambassador programme terms

1. What the programme is

The YLC Network ambassador programme lets a member recommend YLC's products and be paid on the orders that follow. It is operated by YLC Network FZC, a free zone company registered with the Sharjah Publishing City Free Zone Authority under licence no. 300641, hereafter “the Operator”.

Joining is free. No purchase is required to join the programme, either when joining or to remain a member.

The detailed rules — points, ranks, conditions and rates — are set out in the compensation plan, which forms part of these terms.

**The programme covers YLC Pass subscriptions, and only those.** The YLC Pass is the pass for the Operator's whole suite of apps — The Green, Straby, and those that join it. It is paid for at YLC: on compte.ylcnetwork.com, or in The Green app through the App Store or Google Play. No app of the suite has a checkout or an ambassador programme of its own. Straby's white-label resellers are outside the programme. Straby's former affiliate programme, separate from this one, closed on 26 September 2026.

2. Who may join

Membership is open to any natural person of legal age and capacity, resident in a country where the service is offered.

Joining is **by invitation**: you need the link or code of an existing ambassador. Nobody is enrolled in the programme merely for creating an account, clicking a link or placing an order — joining is a separate and explicit act.

One account per person. Creating several accounts, or enrolling somebody without their knowledge or under a false identity, ends the membership immediately and forfeits the related commissions.

3. What membership is not

An ambassador is **self-employed**. The programme creates no employment contract, no relationship of subordination, no agency, no franchise and no partnership with the Operator.

Ambassadors organise their own activity. There are no hours, no quota and no imposed target, and the Operator gives no instruction on how to recommend the products.

**No income is guaranteed.** The figures in the compensation plan are a scale, not a result: they describe what may be earned, never what will be. Most ambassadors in a programme of this kind earn little or nothing.

An ambassador may not present themselves as an employee, representative or agent of the Operator, nor bind the Operator in any way.

4. How pay is calculated

**Pay comes solely from paid orders.** Nothing is owed for a sign-up, for recruiting, or for the growth of a network on its own: only an order that has been paid for generates a commission.

Each product carries a number of points set in advance and independent of the buyer's country. Commissions are calculated on those points, on a basis excluding tax.

Three conditions, reassessed every month, open the right to commissions: having ordered during the month, having an active ambassador you sponsored in each of your two legs, and having at least two personal non-ambassador customers who ordered during the month. The last two govern team commissions only; direct bonuses do not depend on them.

**Total commissions are capped at 55 % of the week's commissionable volume**, one point being worth one euro in that pool. Commissionable volume is about 57 % of the tax-exclusive price, so the share of revenue actually redistributed is around 31 %. Where the team commissions due exceed what remains available, they are reduced in the same proportion for every recipient, and the balance carries over to the following week.

5. When pay is made

Direct bonuses are earned when the order that triggers them is paid. Team commissions are settled at the end of the week, once the amount of the cap is known.

**Commissions are calculated in euros and paid in USDC**, a digital currency pegged to the US dollar, on the Base network. Conversion uses the euro-dollar exchange rate of the day of payment.

Payment is made to the wallet linked to the ambassador's account. **That wallet must have been secured with the account's email address**: until it is, the amounts remain owed and are paid once it is secured.

The ambassador alone controls their wallet and what they do with the amounts received. A transfer to a wrong address or on another network cannot be reversed; the Operator cannot recover it.

Each payment appears in the wallet's history and remains publicly verifiable on the Base network.

6. Tax and social obligations

Commissions are income from self-employed activity. **Declaring them and paying the related taxes and contributions is the ambassador's sole responsibility**, under the law of their country of residence.

It is for the ambassador to check whether their activity requires registration, a particular status or a filing with an authority, and to comply before receiving commissions.

The Operator is neither the ambassador's employer nor their principal, and withholds nothing on their behalf, save where the law requires it.

7. Your place in the network

Every ambassador holds a position in a two-branch tree. That position is set when joining, from the link followed and the sponsor's setting.

**Once assigned, a position can never be moved.** Neither the ambassador, nor their sponsor, nor the Operator can change it: commissions are calculated from it, and moving it would mean rewriting amounts already earned.

A position may not be assigned, sold or transferred, save with the Operator's prior written agreement and subject to applicable inheritance law.

Sponsorship — who brought whom — is distinct from placement. It cannot be changed either.

8. Rules of conduct

**No income claims.** An ambassador may not state, suggest or imply an earning, a rate of enrichment or a typical result, nor present their own earnings as representative.

**No claims about the game or the impact.** The product is the YLC Pass, a digital subscription that opens every app of the suite, including The Green. An ambassador may not suggest that a subscription improves the odds in The Green's draw, nor present the environmental impact other than as described in The Green app.

**No buying to advance.** Subscriptions must correspond to genuine use. Taking out subscriptions for the sole purpose of reaching a rank, staying active or triggering a commission is prohibited and causes the related commissions to be clawed back.

**No abusive solicitation.** Mass unsolicited messaging, canvassing from purchased lists, and any practice contrary to applicable marketing regulation are prohibited.

**No unauthorised use of the brand.** An ambassador may not create a site, page, account, domain name or advertising material in the name of YLC, of one of its apps — The Green, Straby — or of the Operator without written permission. They use the links and materials provided.

**No resale.** A subscription is personal: it may not be resold, online or at cut prices.

An ambassador may not approach the ambassadors or customers of another line within the programme in order to change their sponsor.

9. Withdrawal, refunds and clawbacks

The subscription is a digital service supplied immediately. The statutory fourteen-day right of withdrawal applies to distance subscriptions; a subscriber who asks to have their codes straight away is asking for the service to start at once, and the month already begun ceases to be refundable once a code has been lit. Cancellation remains available at any time and takes effect at the end of the month paid for.

**A commission paid on a refunded order is clawed back.** The amount is deducted from the recipient's later commissions; where the balance is insufficient, the clawback continues over the following weeks.

The corresponding points are removed from the volume counters. Where volume has already been used in a cycle, the clawback applies to the bonuses directly attributable to the order — once consumed, volume cannot be traced back to a particular order.

10. Inactivity

An ambassador who has neither ordered nor recorded a sale for sixty consecutive days has their waiting volume cleared. A single order resets that counter.

Clearing applies to unused volume only. It causes no loss of position, of account, or of commissions already earned.

11. Ending membership

An ambassador may leave the programme at any time, without notice or reason. Their YLC account and game data are unaffected.

The Operator may end a membership for breach of these terms, after a formal notice that goes unanswered, and without delay for serious breach — false identity, multiple accounts, fraud, income claims, misleading claims about the game.

Ending membership ends the right to future commissions. Commissions earned before termination remain owed, save in cases of fraud.

12. Changes to the plan

The Operator may change the compensation plan, the rates, the thresholds and these terms. Substantive changes are announced in the application before they take effect.

**Commissions already earned are not recalculated.** A change takes effect only on orders placed after it comes into force.

Continuing to take part after a change takes effect constitutes acceptance. An ambassador who does not accept a change may leave the programme.

13. Personal data

Joining the programme involves processing described in the privacy policy: position in the network, volume, commissions and sponsorship link.

**Your name is visible to your upline.** An ambassador sees, in their genealogy, the display name of the people placed below them and their activity for the month. Your username and picture appear there only if your profile is public.

The date and version of these terms accepted when joining are retained, so that what was accepted and when can be established.

14. Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of the United Arab Emirates as applicable in the Emirate of Sharjah, and the courts of Sharjah have jurisdiction.

This clause does not deprive a consumer of the mandatory provisions of the law of their country of residence, nor of their right to bring proceedings before the courts of that country.

It yields to the rules of the monthly draw in respect of that draw.

15. This text has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer

It describes exactly what the system does: every threshold, rate and cap cited corresponds to a rule verified in the database and covered by automated tests.

It has not, however, been legally validated. Two points in particular await advice: the number of personal customers required to open team commissions, and how this programme sits alongside the monthly draw.

This notice will be removed once that review has taken place.