Authorised Reseller Agreement
Effective Date: 23 July 2026
Last Updated: 23 July 2026
This Authorised Reseller Agreement (“Agreement”) governs participation in the BellTower reseller programme and the purchase, generation, marketing and resale of eligible CheatProvider Products.
This Agreement is entered into between:
BellTower
Owner: Matthias Daniel Schmid
Trading Platform: CheatProvider
Emsdettener Str. 10
48268 Greven
Germany
Website: https://cheatprovider.store
Email: [email protected]
and the business or self-employed person approved by BellTower to participate in the reseller programme (“Reseller”).
By:
- applying for reseller access;
- registering a Reseller Account;
- purchasing or depositing Reseller Credit;
- accessing the Reseller Panel;
- generating a License Key;
- purchasing Products at reseller pricing;
- reselling an eligible Product; or
- otherwise accepting this Agreement,
the Reseller agrees to be bound by this Agreement.
This is a business-to-business agreement. The reseller programme is not available to Consumers acting mainly outside a trade, business or professional activity.
1. Parties and Commercial Roles
1.1 BellTower
BellTower operates the CheatProvider Platform, develops or distributes eligible Products and administers the reseller programme.
BellTower is responsible for matters including:
- approval and administration of Reseller Accounts;
- operation of the Reseller Panel;
- Product availability within the programme;
- License Key generation;
- Product delivery to the Reseller where applicable;
- reseller discount tiers;
- Product documentation;
- technical Product support as defined in this Agreement;
- License security;
- fraud and abuse prevention;
- branding permissions; and
- enforcement of programme rules.
1.2 Merchant of Record
Purchases made through the applicable CheatProvider checkout may be sold and transactionally administered by:
OVGC Payment Services FZ-LLC
OVGC acts as the full Merchant of Record for transactions processed through its checkout.
OVGC is responsible for matters including:
- payment processing;
- billing and invoicing;
- collection and administration of applicable transaction taxes;
- transaction refunds;
- chargebacks;
- payment authentication; and
- transaction-related compliance.
1.3 Reseller
The Reseller purchases eligible Products, License Keys or Reseller Credit for independent commercial resale to its own customers.
Unless BellTower expressly agrees otherwise in writing, the Reseller:
- contracts with its own end customers in its own name;
- sets its own lawful retail prices;
- collects payment from its own end customers;
- issues its own invoices and receipts;
- administers applicable taxes on its own sales;
- provides first-line customer support;
- handles its own customer withdrawal and refund obligations;
- is responsible for its own marketing representations; and
- is the contracting seller for its own end-customer sales.
1.4 No Consumer Relationship with BellTower
An end customer who purchases from an independent Reseller does not purchase that Product directly from BellTower or OVGC unless the checkout and invoice expressly state otherwise.
The Reseller must not represent BellTower or OVGC as the end customer’s contracting seller where that representation is inaccurate.
2. Definitions
For the purposes of this Agreement:
- “Account” means an account used to access the Platform or Reseller Panel.
- “Authorised Channel” means a sales channel approved under this Agreement or expressly approved by BellTower.
- “Business Customer” means a natural or legal person or legally capable partnership acting in the course of commercial or independent professional activity.
- “Credit” or “Reseller Credit” means prepaid contractual value recorded in the Reseller Panel and usable for eligible Product transactions.
- “Customer Data” means personal or transactional information relating to a Reseller’s customer.
- “Documentation” means Product descriptions, guides, requirements, status information and support materials supplied by BellTower.
- “End Customer” means a person or organisation purchasing a Product from the Reseller.
- “EULA” means the applicable BellTower End User License Agreement.
- “License” means the limited right to use Software under the EULA.
- “License Key” means a code, token, credential or entitlement that activates or provides access to a Product.
- “Panel” or “Reseller Panel” means BellTower’s system through which an approved Reseller may manage Credit and generate or purchase eligible Products.
- “Product” means eligible Software, a Software License, Digital Product, hardware item, service or other offering made available through the reseller programme.
- “Programme Materials” means approved logos, graphics, descriptions, links, Product information and other materials supplied for resale.
- “Reseller” means the approved Business Customer entering into this Agreement.
- “Reseller Account” means the Account authorised to access the reseller programme.
- “Reseller Discount” means the commercial discount or preferential rate applied to eligible reseller transactions.
- “Software” means BellTower-licensed software and associated digital components.
- “Territory” means the countries or regions in which the Reseller is authorised to market or sell Products.
3. Eligibility
3.1 Business Status
The Reseller represents that it is acting exclusively for commercial, trade, resale or professional purposes.
The Reseller must not participate in the programme as a Consumer.
3.2 Minimum Requirements
BellTower may require the Reseller to provide:
- legal or trading name;
- business address;
- contact details;
- website or sales-channel details;
- company-registration information;
- tax or VAT information;
- identity information;
- anticipated sales volume;
- supported languages or territories;
- payment information;
- information concerning beneficial ownership; and
- other reasonable compliance information.
3.3 Accuracy
All information supplied during application and participation must be complete and accurate.
The Reseller must notify BellTower promptly of material changes, including:
- change of ownership;
- change of legal form;
- change of address;
- change of website or domain;
- change of sales channels;
- change of payment details;
- insolvency or cessation of business;
- regulatory investigation;
- material security incident; or
- loss of required business authorisation.
3.4 Approval
Submission of an application does not create a right to participate.
BellTower may approve, reject or request further information concerning an application.
3.5 Continuing Eligibility
Approval remains conditional on continued compliance with:
- this Agreement;
- the EULA;
- applicable Product terms;
- applicable law;
- payment-provider rules;
- sanctions and export-control requirements;
- brand rules; and
- reasonable programme instructions.
4. Appointment
4.1 Non-Exclusive Appointment
BellTower appoints the Reseller on a non-exclusive, revocable basis to market and resell eligible Products in accordance with this Agreement.
4.2 No Exclusivity
Unless a separate written agreement expressly grants exclusivity, BellTower may:
- sell directly to customers;
- appoint other resellers;
- appoint distributors;
- operate alternative sales channels;
- sell within the same Territory; and
- change its channel strategy.
4.3 No Minimum Supply Commitment
BellTower does not guarantee:
- continuous Product availability;
- a minimum number of Products;
- a minimum sales opportunity;
- a particular profit margin;
- exclusive access to any Product;
- continued availability of a discount tier; or
- continued operation of a specific programme feature.
4.4 Reserved Products
BellTower may exclude certain Products, License durations, bundles, promotions, services or territories from resale.
5. Independent Contractor Status
5.1 Independent Businesses
The parties are independent contracting businesses.
Nothing in this Agreement creates:
- an employment relationship;
- a partnership;
- a joint venture;
- a franchise;
- a fiduciary relationship;
- a commercial agency;
- a distributorship with exclusivity;
- a representative office; or
- another relationship granting authority to bind the other party.
5.2 No Authority to Bind
The Reseller has no authority to:
- enter into a contract on behalf of BellTower or OVGC;
- accept legal notices on their behalf;
- make warranties on their behalf;
- incur liabilities on their behalf;
- modify BellTower terms;
- approve refunds on their behalf;
- represent itself as their employee or agent; or
- otherwise bind BellTower or OVGC.
5.3 Own Costs
The Reseller bears its own:
- operating expenses;
- advertising costs;
- staff costs;
- taxes;
- customer-service costs;
- payment-provider costs;
- chargebacks;
- legal and regulatory costs; and
- other business expenses.
6. Reseller Account
6.1 Individual Access
Reseller access is granted only to the approved Reseller and authorised personnel acting within the Reseller’s business.
6.2 Account Security
The Reseller must:
- use a strong and unique password;
- enable available additional authentication controls;
- restrict access to authorised personnel;
- remove access promptly when personnel leave or change roles;
- secure the associated email account;
- protect API credentials and session tokens;
- not share credentials with customers or third parties;
- notify BellTower promptly of suspected compromise; and
- follow reasonable security instructions.
6.3 Responsibility for Activity
The Reseller is responsible for activity conducted through its Reseller Account where that activity results from:
- its authorised personnel;
- its failure to secure credentials;
- its disclosure of access information;
- its failure to remove former personnel; or
- another security failure attributable to the Reseller.
6.4 No Account Transfer
A Reseller Account may not be sold, assigned, leased, shared with another business or otherwise transferred without BellTower’s prior written approval.
6.5 Multiple Accounts
The Reseller must not operate multiple Accounts to:
- evade restrictions;
- obtain duplicate introductory benefits;
- circumvent Credit limits;
- conceal fraud;
- avoid enforcement;
- manipulate discount tiers; or
- misrepresent sales volume.
7. Reseller Credit
7.1 Nature of Credit
Reseller Credit is prepaid contractual value recorded in the Reseller Panel and usable solely for eligible transactions within the reseller programme.
Reseller Credit:
- is not a bank deposit;
- does not earn interest;
- is not electronic money issued by BellTower;
- is not transferable between businesses without approval;
- cannot be used outside the programme;
- has no independent cash value beyond applicable contractual or legal rights; and
- must not be represented as a financial investment.
7.2 Purchase or Deposit
Credit may be acquired through:
- an eligible checkout purchase;
- an approved invoice;
- an approved manual payment method;
- a promotional allocation;
- a contractual adjustment; or
- another method approved by BellTower.
7.3 Credit Currency
The Panel may display Credit in:
- EUR;
- USD;
- an internal credit unit;
- another stated currency; or
- a Product-equivalent value.
The relevant transaction record determines the applicable value.
7.4 Availability
Credit may become available only after:
- payment confirmation;
- fraud review;
- manual verification;
- settlement confirmation;
- invoice payment; or
- another stated condition.
7.5 Credit Deduction
When a Product or License Key is generated or purchased, the applicable amount is deducted from the Reseller’s Credit balance.
7.6 Insufficient Credit
The Reseller cannot generate or purchase a Product where the available balance is insufficient.
7.7 Negative Balance
BellTower may create or recover a negative balance where:
- a payment is reversed;
- a chargeback succeeds;
- Credit was allocated in error;
- a Product transaction is later found fraudulent;
- the Reseller received more Credit than paid for;
- a refund was issued after Credit was used; or
- another lawful correction is required.
The Reseller must pay any valid negative balance promptly.
7.8 Credit Expiry
Purchased Credit does not expire solely because it remains unused unless:
- an expiry period was clearly agreed before purchase;
- mandatory law permits expiry;
- the programme is lawfully terminated and a permitted resolution is provided;
- the Credit was promotional and issued with a disclosed expiry date; or
- another contractual basis applies.
7.9 Promotional Credit
Promotional, bonus or goodwill Credit may:
- have an expiry date;
- be restricted to certain Products;
- be non-refundable;
- be non-transferable;
- be revoked if obtained through abuse; and
- be excluded when calculating paid Credit balances.
8. Refundability of Reseller Credit
8.1 Business Purchase
Reseller Credit is purchased for commercial resale activity. Statutory Consumer withdrawal rights do not apply.
8.2 Unused Paid Credit
Except where mandatory law, an individual agreement or a confirmed payment error requires otherwise, unused paid Credit is not automatically redeemable for cash or refundable on demand.
8.3 Used Credit
Credit is not refundable once it has been used to:
- generate a License Key;
- purchase a Product;
- create an entitlement;
- activate a service;
- transfer value to an End Customer;
- obtain a hardware order; or
- otherwise complete a reseller transaction.
8.4 Duplicate or Incorrect Payments
Confirmed duplicate payments, incorrect transaction amounts or allocations made in error will be investigated and corrected.
8.5 Programme Termination Without Reseller Breach
Where BellTower permanently ends the reseller programme without material breach by the Reseller, BellTower will determine an appropriate treatment of remaining paid Credit, which may include:
- a reasonable usage period;
- migration to another programme;
- conversion into eligible Products;
- account credit in another system;
- refund of the verifiable unused paid balance; or
- another commercially reasonable resolution.
Promotional Credit, bonuses and goodwill allocations may be excluded.
8.6 Termination for Material Breach
Where the Agreement is terminated because of fraud, abuse, unlawful resale, unauthorised access, chargeback abuse or another material breach, BellTower may suspend remaining Credit while:
- transactions are investigated;
- chargeback exposure is determined;
- End-Customer obligations are assessed;
- losses are calculated;
- fraudulent Credit is reversed; and
- amounts lawfully owed are set off.
Any non-forfeitable balance remaining after lawful deductions will be handled according to applicable law.
9. Discount Tiers
9.1 Commercial Discounts
BellTower may offer Reseller Discounts based on factors including:
- deposit or Credit amount;
- sales volume;
- Product category;
- License duration;
- commercial relationship;
- payment method;
- fraud risk;
- support burden;
- promotion; or
- another commercial criterion.
9.2 Current Tier Information
Current tier rates and eligibility conditions are displayed:
- in the Reseller Panel;
- on the relevant Credit-purchase page;
- in a written reseller offer;
- in the reseller information channel; or
- in another programme communication.
9.3 Product-Specific Discounts
A general discount tier does not necessarily apply to:
- hardware;
- newly released Products;
- limited-stock Products;
- services;
- sale items;
- Product bundles;
- special editions;
- third-party Products;
- taxes or shipping; or
- other excluded items.
9.4 No Retrospective Adjustment
A later change to a discount tier does not retrospectively change the cost of a completed transaction unless BellTower agrees otherwise.
9.5 Tier Changes
BellTower may change future discount tiers for legitimate commercial reasons, including:
- Product-cost changes;
- supplier changes;
- exchange-rate changes;
- tax changes;
- payment-processing costs;
- fraud levels;
- market conditions;
- programme restructuring; or
- Product availability.
Changes apply prospectively and do not reduce the nominal amount of already purchased paid Credit.
9.6 Individual Pricing
BellTower may agree individual rates, volume arrangements or Product-specific pricing with a Reseller in writing.
9.7 No Guaranteed Margin
BellTower does not guarantee that:
- the Reseller will achieve a specific margin;
- retail prices will remain unchanged;
- competitors will use the same pricing;
- direct promotions will not occur;
- currency rates will remain stable; or
- every transaction will be profitable.
10. Product and License Key Generation
10.1 Eligible Products
The Reseller may generate or purchase only Products made available to its Reseller Account.
10.2 Product Selection
Before generating a License Key, the Reseller must verify:
- the correct Product;
- the correct Product version;
- the License duration;
- the quantity;
- the applicable platform;
- the End Customer’s compatibility requirements;
- the price or Credit deduction; and
- any Product-specific restriction.
10.3 Irreversible Generation
Once a unique License Key or entitlement has been generated, revealed, exported or delivered, the transaction is normally irreversible because the entitlement may no longer remain under BellTower’s exclusive control.
10.4 Generated but Unused Keys
A generated key is not automatically refundable merely because:
- the Reseller has not sold it;
- the End Customer changed their mind;
- the Reseller selected the wrong duration;
- the key was copied or revealed;
- the Reseller no longer needs it; or
- the Reseller’s customer failed to pay.
10.5 Incorrect Generation Caused by BellTower
Where the Panel generates an incorrect or invalid entitlement because of a verified BellTower-side error, BellTower may:
- replace the key;
- correct the entitlement;
- restore the deducted Credit;
- issue another equivalent remedy; or
- where appropriate, arrange a financial adjustment.
10.6 Reseller Error
BellTower is not required to reverse a transaction caused by the Reseller selecting:
- the wrong Product;
- the wrong duration;
- the wrong quantity;
- an incompatible Product;
- the wrong customer;
- an incorrect delivery method; or
- another incorrect option clearly displayed before generation.
BellTower may provide a goodwill remedy where operationally possible.
10.7 Key Inventory
Where the Reseller maintains unsold License Keys, it is responsible for:
- secure storage;
- preventing unauthorised disclosure;
- recording which key was sold to which customer;
- preventing duplicate delivery;
- limiting employee access;
- detecting compromise; and
- reporting suspected theft promptly.
11. End-Customer License Terms
11.1 EULA Acceptance
Every End Customer must be presented with and agree to the applicable BellTower EULA before activating or using Software.
11.2 No Modification
The Reseller must not:
- remove the EULA;
- replace it with conflicting terms;
- represent that the EULA does not apply;
- grant broader Software rights than the EULA permits;
- remove License restrictions;
- authorise License sharing;
- authorise reverse engineering; or
- promise transferability where none exists.
11.3 Additional Reseller Terms
The Reseller may use its own lawful customer terms for its commercial relationship, provided those terms:
- do not conflict with the EULA;
- do not misrepresent BellTower;
- clearly identify the Reseller as the seller;
- comply with applicable consumer law;
- address payment and refund obligations;
- provide required legal information; and
- do not reduce mandatory End-Customer rights.
11.4 Evidence of Acceptance
The Reseller should maintain evidence that the End Customer accepted:
- the Reseller’s terms;
- the applicable EULA;
- the Product description;
- immediate digital delivery terms where applicable;
- withdrawal-right information where applicable; and
- other legally required disclosures.
12. Reseller’s End-Customer Responsibilities
12.1 Contracting Seller
The Reseller is responsible for its own End-Customer sales, including:
- pre-contract information;
- pricing;
- checkout compliance;
- order confirmation;
- invoicing;
- tax treatment;
- payment processing;
- withdrawal information;
- refund administration;
- customer complaints;
- consumer-law compliance;
- data-protection information; and
- other seller obligations.
12.2 Product Information
The Reseller must provide accurate and current information concerning:
- Product identity;
- License duration;
- supported systems;
- required hardware;
- installation requirements;
- known material limitations;
- delivery method;
- Product status;
- support allocation; and
- other material purchase information.
12.3 No False Promises
The Reseller must not promise:
- features not stated by BellTower;
- compatibility not confirmed by BellTower;
- permanent third-party platform compatibility;
- guaranteed uninterrupted availability;
- a guaranteed outcome;
- protection against third-party enforcement;
- permanent continuation of a Product;
- a refund right exceeding what the Reseller intends and is legally able to honour; or
- a commercial warranty not expressly authorised.
12.4 Consumer Rights
Where an End Customer is a Consumer, the Reseller is responsible for providing all mandatory consumer rights applicable to the Reseller’s sale.
BellTower’s reseller programme does not remove the Reseller’s obligations under the law of the End Customer’s country.
13. Pricing and Retail Sales
13.1 Independent Retail Pricing
Except where mandatory law or a lawful promotion provides otherwise, the Reseller independently determines its resale prices.
13.2 Recommended Prices
BellTower may publish recommended retail prices.
Recommended prices are non-binding unless a separate lawful arrangement expressly states otherwise.
13.3 Misleading Pricing
The Reseller must not:
- display false discounts;
- invent a former price;
- hide mandatory charges;
- misrepresent taxes;
- advertise unavailable stock as immediately available;
- use deceptive countdowns;
- misstate License duration; or
- engage in another misleading pricing practice.
13.4 Currency
Where the Reseller sells in a different currency, it bears the risk of:
- exchange-rate changes;
- conversion fees;
- payment-provider spreads;
- refund-rate differences; and
- other currency costs.
13.5 Taxes
The Reseller is solely responsible for determining, collecting, reporting and remitting taxes applicable to its own End-Customer sales.
The Reseller should obtain independent tax advice concerning:
- VAT;
- sales tax;
- GST;
- digital-services taxes;
- import taxes;
- withholding taxes;
- income taxes; and
- other applicable fiscal obligations.
14. Approved Sales Channels
14.1 Disclosed Channels
The Reseller may sell through channels disclosed to BellTower and not prohibited by this Agreement.
These may include:
- the Reseller’s own website;
- an approved online store;
- an approved customer portal;
- an approved community;
- an approved direct-sales channel; or
- another channel approved by BellTower.
14.2 Channel Changes
The Reseller must notify BellTower before materially changing:
- its primary domain;
- its business name;
- its payment recipient;
- its marketplace presence;
- its customer-service identity; or
- another material sales-channel characteristic.
14.3 Prohibited Channels
Unless expressly approved, the Reseller must not sell Products through:
- anonymous public key-dump sites;
- stolen-account marketplaces;
- fraud-focused communities;
- unlawful marketplaces;
- auction listings that misrepresent the Product;
- mass unsolicited messages;
- malware bundles;
- credential-trading platforms;
- channels that prohibit the relevant Product; or
- another channel creating material legal, fraud or reputational risk.
14.4 Sub-Resellers
The Reseller must not appoint sub-resellers, wholesalers or distributors without BellTower’s prior written approval.
Where approved, the Reseller remains responsible for the sub-reseller’s compliance unless BellTower enters into a direct agreement with that sub-reseller.
15. Marketing and Advertising
15.1 Lawful Marketing
The Reseller must ensure that all marketing is:
- accurate;
- current;
- lawful;
- not misleading;
- consistent with BellTower’s official Product information;
- appropriately targeted;
- compliant with platform rules; and
- clearly attributable to the Reseller.
15.2 Product Claims
The Reseller must not make claims that BellTower has not authorised or substantiated.
15.3 Status Information
Where Product status is material to the purchase decision, the Reseller must make reasonable efforts to use current status information supplied by BellTower.
The Reseller must not knowingly advertise a Product as fully available where BellTower has identified it as:
- down;
- offline;
- updating;
- testing;
- temporarily unavailable;
- discontinued; or
- otherwise restricted.
15.4 Testimonials and Reviews
The Reseller must not:
- fabricate reviews;
- purchase undisclosed endorsements;
- misrepresent customer experiences;
- publish false performance claims;
- suppress legally protected negative reviews through threats; or
- present BellTower statements out of context.
15.5 Unsolicited Marketing
The Reseller must comply with applicable rules governing:
- commercial email;
- direct messages;
- telephone marketing;
- cookies;
- tracking technologies;
- affiliate links;
- influencer advertising; and
- electronic communications.
16. Branding and Intellectual Property
16.1 Limited Brand Licence
During the term of this Agreement, BellTower grants the Reseller a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable and non-sublicensable right to use approved BellTower and CheatProvider brand materials solely to market eligible Products.
16.2 Ownership
BellTower and its licensors retain all rights in:
- trade names;
- logos;
- Product names;
- graphics;
- Software;
- Documentation;
- screenshots;
- videos;
- website materials;
- loader designs;
- Product descriptions; and
- other intellectual property.
16.3 Permitted Use
Approved brand materials may be used only:
- for authorised Products;
- during the term of the reseller relationship;
- in accordance with brand instructions;
- without material alteration;
- without implying ownership;
- without registration as the Reseller’s own mark; and
- without misleading customers about the parties’ relationship.
16.4 Prohibited Brand Conduct
The Reseller must not:
- register BellTower or CheatProvider marks;
- register confusingly similar marks;
- register misleading domains or social-media names;
- impersonate the official CheatProvider store;
- copy the entire Platform design in a misleading manner;
- remove BellTower copyright notices;
- alter a logo in a damaging manner;
- claim ownership of Programme Materials;
- use the marks for unrelated Products; or
- continue brand use after authorisation ends.
16.5 Reseller Identification
The Reseller must clearly identify itself as an independent reseller.
Acceptable wording may include:
“Independent authorised reseller of selected BellTower products.”
The Reseller must not use wording implying that it:
- is BellTower;
- is owned by BellTower;
- is the exclusive global distributor;
- controls Product development;
- is OVGC;
- is the official Merchant of Record; or
- has authority beyond this Agreement.
16.6 Custom Loader Branding
Where BellTower provides a custom-branded loader or interface:
- the underlying Software remains owned by BellTower or its licensors;
- the custom design does not transfer Software ownership;
- the Reseller receives only the agreed branding permission;
- security and License controls must remain intact;
- the design may not be distributed as a template without permission;
- the Reseller must not decompile or modify the loader; and
- continued availability may depend on the active reseller relationship.
17. Support Allocation
17.1 First-Line Support
Unless otherwise agreed, the Reseller provides first-line support to its End Customers.
First-line support includes:
- order identification;
- License Key delivery questions;
- basic installation guidance;
- review of published requirements;
- basic troubleshooting;
- collection of error information;
- customer communication;
- refund and payment questions concerning the Reseller’s sale; and
- escalation of verified Product issues.
17.2 BellTower Technical Support
BellTower may provide second-line Product support concerning:
- invalid or defective License Keys;
- License activation;
- HWID resets;
- Product-side defects;
- Software updates;
- confirmed compatibility issues;
- Product status;
- technical incidents; and
- other Product matters within BellTower’s control.
17.3 Reseller Support Ticket
BellTower may designate a dedicated reseller ticket, communication channel or support contact for:
- programme questions;
- Product escalations;
- Credit issues;
- technical notices;
- reseller news;
- security incidents;
- key-generation problems; and
- commercial communications.
17.4 No Customer Redirection Without Review
The Reseller should not direct every End Customer to BellTower without first performing reasonable first-line review.
17.5 Required Escalation Information
An escalation should include:
- Reseller Account information;
- affected Product;
- License identifier;
- End-Customer issue description;
- relevant error messages;
- system specifications;
- steps already attempted;
- screenshots or logs where appropriate; and
- the requested technical outcome.
17.6 Customer Privacy
The Reseller must not disclose more End-Customer personal information than reasonably necessary for the support request.
18. Refunds and End-Customer Cancellations
18.1 Reseller as Seller
The Reseller is responsible for refunds, withdrawals, cancellations and payment disputes arising from its own End-Customer transactions.
18.2 No Automatic Upstream Refund
A refund issued by the Reseller to an End Customer does not automatically create a corresponding Credit refund from BellTower.
18.3 Generated Entitlements
Except where a Product-side defect, BellTower error or mandatory law requires otherwise, BellTower does not refund Credit for a License Key that has been:
- generated;
- revealed;
- exported;
- delivered;
- activated;
- redeemed;
- associated with an Account or device; or
- otherwise placed outside BellTower’s exclusive control.
18.4 Defective Entitlement
Where a key or entitlement is invalid because of a verified BellTower-side defect, BellTower may:
- replace it;
- correct it;
- restore Credit;
- extend it;
- provide an equivalent Product; or
- provide another appropriate commercial remedy.
18.5 End-Customer Compatibility Error
BellTower is not required to refund Credit where:
- the published requirements were accurate;
- the End Customer’s system is unsupported;
- the Reseller failed to disclose requirements;
- the Reseller recommended the wrong Product;
- the End Customer changed their mind; or
- the issue arises from the Reseller’s own representation.
18.6 Reseller Goodwill
The Reseller may issue customer goodwill refunds at its own cost.
Such a refund does not bind BellTower unless BellTower expressly approved an upstream adjustment.
19. Chargebacks and Payment Fraud
19.1 Reseller’s Customer Payments
The Reseller bears responsibility for:
- authorising its accepted payment methods;
- customer authentication;
- fraud screening;
- payment evidence;
- chargeback responses;
- refund records;
- payment-provider compliance; and
- loss arising from its End-Customer transactions.
19.2 No Transfer of Customer Chargeback Loss
An End-Customer chargeback against the Reseller does not automatically entitle the Reseller to:
- a Credit refund;
- replacement Credit;
- cancellation of an already supplied Product;
- compensation from BellTower; or
- transfer of the chargeback loss.
19.3 Reseller Credit Payment Reversal
Where the Reseller disputes, reverses or charges back a payment used to purchase Credit, BellTower may:
- suspend the Reseller Account;
- freeze remaining Credit;
- reverse unpaid Credit;
- disable Products generated from unpaid Credit;
- create a negative balance;
- preserve transaction evidence;
- recover chargeback fees and lawful costs;
- terminate the Agreement; and
- take other appropriate legal action.
19.4 Good-Faith Payment Disputes
A good-faith payment dispute will not be treated as fraud merely because BellTower initially disagrees.
The Reseller should contact BellTower or the relevant transaction provider promptly concerning:
- duplicate charges;
- incorrect amounts;
- unrecognised transactions;
- failed Credit allocation;
- invoice errors; or
- another genuine payment issue.
19.5 Fraudulent Payments
The Reseller must not purchase Credit or Products using:
- stolen payment information;
- unauthorised payment accounts;
- false identities;
- fraudulent vouchers;
- laundered funds;
- compromised cryptocurrency accounts;
- misrepresented business information; or
- another unlawful payment method.
20. Panel Abuse
20.1 Prohibited Conduct
The Reseller must not:
- exploit a Panel error;
- manipulate Credit balances;
- generate Products without valid Credit;
- circumvent Product restrictions;
- alter requests sent to the Panel;
- replay generation requests;
- enumerate License Keys;
- access another Reseller’s data;
- share Panel credentials;
- automate the Panel without permission;
- scrape private Product information;
- reverse engineer the Panel;
- interfere with security controls;
- create unauthorised API integrations;
- conceal fraudulent sales;
- use multiple Accounts to evade limits; or
- assist another person in Panel abuse.
20.2 Reporting Errors
The Reseller must report any suspected:
- Credit error;
- pricing error;
- duplicate generation;
- security vulnerability;
- unauthorised access;
- data exposure;
- License-generation defect; or
- other material Panel malfunction
promptly and confidentially.
20.3 No Exploitation
Knowledge that a Panel function is malfunctioning does not authorise the Reseller to exploit it.
20.4 Consequences
Confirmed Panel abuse may result in:
- immediate Account suspension;
- termination;
- reversal of improperly obtained Credit;
- deactivation of affected License Keys;
- loss of discount privileges;
- recovery of losses;
- preservation of evidence;
- notification to payment providers or authorities; and
- legal action.
21. Product and License Misuse
The Reseller must not:
- share Product files publicly;
- distribute loaders outside approved delivery methods;
- remove BellTower License controls;
- sell cracked or modified versions;
- sell one License to multiple customers;
- reuse an activated key;
- sell fraudulent or fabricated keys;
- sell keys obtained from unauthorised sources;
- enable Account sharing;
- circumvent HWID restrictions;
- provide unauthorised resets;
- reverse engineer Software;
- distribute source or dumped files;
- misrepresent Product origin; or
- assist another person in such conduct.
Mandatory legal exceptions under applicable copyright law remain unaffected.
22. Product Availability and Changes
22.1 Product Availability
BellTower may:
- add Products;
- remove Products;
- limit inventory;
- change License durations;
- change Product tiers;
- suspend Product generation;
- restrict territories;
- introduce successor Products;
- modify Product requirements; or
- discontinue Products.
22.2 Product Updates
BellTower may update Products for:
- security;
- compatibility;
- maintenance;
- technical improvement;
- third-party platform changes;
- legal compliance;
- fraud prevention; or
- other legitimate Product reasons.
22.3 Reseller Information Duty
The Reseller must reasonably update its own Product pages when BellTower communicates a material change affecting:
- compatibility;
- availability;
- License duration;
- features;
- installation;
- support;
- discontinuation; or
- other purchase-relevant information.
22.4 Existing End-Customer Rights
Product changes do not remove mandatory rights owed by the Reseller to existing End Customers.
23. Downtime and Compensation
23.1 Temporary Downtime
Products may be temporarily unavailable because of:
- maintenance;
- updates;
- testing;
- security incidents;
- hosting failures;
- third-party platform changes;
- network disruption;
- force-majeure events; or
- other technical circumstances.
23.2 No Automatic Reseller Refund
Temporary Product downtime does not automatically create:
- a Credit refund;
- cash compensation;
- lost-profit compensation;
- reimbursement of Reseller goodwill refunds; or
- an obligation to extend every affected License.
23.3 Product Compensation Rules
BellTower may publish Product-specific compensation rules, including:
- automatic License extensions;
- manual extensions;
- Credit adjustments;
- replacement entitlements;
- goodwill compensation; or
- no compensation for short or planned interruptions.
23.4 Passing Compensation to End Customers
Where BellTower provides an extension or replacement specifically for an affected End-Customer License, the Reseller must not wrongfully retain or resell that compensation.
23.5 Reseller’s Own Obligations
The Reseller remains responsible for any additional promise it independently made to its End Customers.
24. Hardware Resale
24.1 Hardware Availability
Hardware resale may be subject to separate:
- pricing;
- minimum quantities;
- shipping terms;
- territory restrictions;
- stock availability;
- customs requirements;
- return procedures;
- warranty rules; and
- Manufacturing Partner conditions.
24.2 Shipping
Hardware may be shipped:
- to the Reseller;
- directly to the End Customer;
- from a Manufacturing Partner in China;
- from another fulfilment location; or
- through another agreed logistics arrangement.
24.3 Direct-to-Customer Shipping
Where BellTower coordinates direct shipping to the End Customer:
- the Reseller remains the End Customer’s seller unless stated otherwise;
- the Reseller must obtain lawful permission to provide delivery information;
- the Reseller remains responsible for customer communications;
- the Reseller must provide accurate shipping information;
- customs and tax allocation must be clearly disclosed; and
- the Shipping and Returns Policy applies to the extent incorporated into the arrangement.
24.4 Inspection
Where the purchase is a commercial transaction for both parties and § 377 HGB or an equivalent rule applies, the Reseller must inspect delivered hardware promptly and notify apparent defects without undue delay.
24.5 Hardware Warranty
Hardware defects and conformity remedies are governed by:
- the Warranty and Product Conformity Policy;
- any Product-specific commercial warranty;
- this Agreement;
- applicable commercial law; and
- mandatory law.
24.6 End-Customer Warranty
The Reseller remains responsible for statutory warranty and conformity obligations owed to its own End Customers.
25. Compliance with Law
25.1 General Compliance
The Reseller must comply with all laws applicable to its business and sales, including where relevant:
- consumer-protection law;
- e-commerce law;
- advertising law;
- competition law;
- copyright and trademark law;
- data-protection law;
- tax law;
- electronic-communications law;
- product-safety law;
- customs law;
- sanctions and export controls;
- payment-services rules;
- record-keeping requirements; and
- local licensing requirements.
25.2 Territory Assessment
The Reseller is responsible for assessing whether a Product may lawfully be:
- marketed;
- sold;
- imported;
- exported;
- possessed;
- installed; and
- used
in the applicable Territory.
25.3 No Unlawful Instructions
The Reseller must not ask BellTower, OVGC or a Manufacturing Partner to:
- submit false customs information;
- misdescribe a Product;
- conceal a payment recipient;
- evade taxes;
- circumvent sanctions;
- fabricate invoices;
- conceal beneficial ownership;
- process a fraudulent transaction; or
- perform another unlawful act.
25.4 Evidence of Compliance
BellTower may request reasonable evidence of compliance where:
- fraud is suspected;
- a payment provider requests information;
- a legal complaint is received;
- a regulator contacts BellTower;
- Product safety is involved;
- sanctions screening raises a concern;
- customer harm is alleged; or
- another material compliance risk exists.
26. Sanctions and Export Controls
The Reseller must not directly or indirectly sell, transfer, export, re-export or supply Products:
- to a sanctioned person;
- to a prohibited entity;
- to a restricted jurisdiction;
- for a prohibited end use;
- in violation of trade restrictions;
- without a required authorisation; or
- through another person intended to conceal the actual recipient.
BellTower may:
- screen Reseller information;
- request End-Customer information where legally necessary;
- block a transaction;
- restrict a Territory;
- suspend an Account;
- cancel a hardware order; or
- report a transaction where legally required.
27. Anti-Bribery and Improper Conduct
The Reseller must not:
- offer or accept an unlawful bribe;
- provide an improper kickback;
- falsify commercial records;
- make hidden payments to obtain business;
- misuse BellTower funds or Credit;
- make an unlawful facilitation payment; or
- engage in corrupt conduct connected with the programme.
The Reseller must maintain accurate records relating to transactions conducted under this Agreement.
28. Data Protection
28.1 Independent Controllers
Unless a specific processing arrangement states otherwise, BellTower and the Reseller each act as an independent controller for personal data processed for their own purposes.
The Reseller independently determines the purposes and means of processing relating to:
- its customer acquisition;
- its checkout;
- its customer accounts;
- its invoices;
- its marketing;
- its payment processing;
- its customer support; and
- its legal compliance.
28.2 Lawful Disclosure
The Reseller may disclose Customer Data to BellTower only where:
- the disclosure is necessary for Product delivery or support;
- the Reseller has a lawful basis;
- the End Customer received appropriate information;
- the data is accurate;
- the disclosure is proportionate; and
- the disclosure complies with applicable law.
28.3 Data Minimisation
The Reseller must provide only the Customer Data reasonably necessary for:
- License delivery;
- Account association;
- hardware shipping;
- technical support;
- fraud investigation;
- warranty handling; or
- another agreed purpose.
28.4 No Sensitive Data
The Reseller must not submit sensitive personal data unless:
- it is strictly necessary;
- BellTower has agreed to receive it;
- a valid legal basis exists;
- appropriate safeguards are used; and
- the disclosure is lawful.
28.5 Processor Arrangements
Where BellTower processes personal data solely on documented instructions from the Reseller, or the Reseller processes personal data solely on BellTower’s instructions, the parties will enter into an appropriate data-processing agreement where required by Article 28 GDPR.
28.6 International Transfers
The Reseller must ensure that any international transfer of personal data uses a lawful transfer mechanism where required.
28.7 Security
The Reseller must implement appropriate technical and organisational measures, including where appropriate:
- access controls;
- password protection;
- multi-factor authentication;
- encryption;
- staff confidentiality;
- backup and recovery procedures;
- malware protection;
- secure deletion;
- incident response; and
- vendor security review.
28.8 Data Incidents
The Reseller must notify BellTower without undue delay where a security incident may affect:
- Reseller Panel credentials;
- License Keys;
- BellTower systems;
- BellTower Customer Data;
- shared support information;
- custom loader systems; or
- another part of the reseller programme.
28.9 Data-Subject Requests
Each party is responsible for requests relating to personal data for which it acts as controller.
The parties will provide reasonable cooperation where a request concerns data processed by both parties.
29. Confidentiality
29.1 Confidential Information
Confidential information includes:
- non-public reseller pricing;
- discount tiers not publicly disclosed;
- Reseller Panel information;
- API information;
- Credit balances;
- License-generation methods;
- unreleased Products;
- private Product status information;
- security information;
- source code;
- internal Documentation;
- business strategy;
- supplier information;
- customer information; and
- other information reasonably understood to be confidential.
29.2 Confidentiality Duty
Each party must:
- use confidential information only for this Agreement;
- protect it with reasonable care;
- limit access to persons who need it;
- ensure authorised personnel are bound by confidentiality duties;
- not publish it without permission; and
- notify the other party of suspected unauthorised disclosure.
29.3 Exclusions
Information is not confidential to the extent the receiving party can establish that it:
- was lawfully public without breach;
- was already lawfully known;
- was independently developed;
- was lawfully received from a third party; or
- must be disclosed under law or a binding authority order.
29.4 Required Disclosure
Where legally permitted, the receiving party should give reasonable advance notice before compulsory disclosure.
29.5 Duration
Confidentiality duties continue after termination for as long as the information remains confidential.
Trade secrets remain protected for as long as they qualify for protection under applicable law.
30. Records and Audit Cooperation
30.1 Reseller Records
The Reseller must maintain commercially reasonable records of:
- Credit purchases;
- generated License Keys;
- Product sales;
- End-Customer delivery;
- refunds;
- chargebacks;
- support escalations;
- tax documents;
- EULA acceptance; and
- other records required by law.
30.2 Verification Requests
BellTower may request reasonable information to investigate:
- License sharing;
- key leakage;
- duplicate delivery;
- chargeback abuse;
- fraud;
- Panel abuse;
- customer complaints;
- brand misuse;
- data incidents;
- sanctions concerns; or
- another material contractual issue.
30.3 Proportionality
Any verification request must be proportionate to the relevant concern.
BellTower does not receive a general right to inspect all Reseller records unrelated to the programme.
30.4 Confidentiality of Records
Information supplied for verification will be treated as confidential and processed according to the Privacy Policy and applicable law.
31. Representations and Warranties
31.1 Mutual Authority
Each party represents that:
- it has authority to enter into this Agreement;
- the person accepting the Agreement is authorised to do so;
- entering into the Agreement does not knowingly violate another binding obligation; and
- it will perform its obligations in accordance with applicable law.
31.2 Reseller Representations
The Reseller represents that:
- it is a Business Customer;
- its application information is accurate;
- it will sell Products lawfully;
- it will not misrepresent BellTower or the Products;
- it will provide required End-Customer rights;
- it will use lawful payment methods;
- it will protect License Keys and credentials;
- it will not engage in Panel abuse;
- it will comply with sanctions and export controls; and
- it will maintain required registrations and authorisations.
31.3 BellTower Product Commitments
BellTower will use commercially reasonable efforts to:
- operate the reseller programme;
- provide valid generated entitlements;
- maintain reasonable Panel security;
- provide Product information;
- investigate verified Product defects;
- provide agreed technical support; and
- perform its express obligations under this Agreement.
31.4 No Guaranteed Commercial Results
BellTower does not warrant:
- a minimum sales volume;
- a minimum profit;
- customer demand;
- continued suitability of a sales channel;
- approval by a payment provider;
- absence of customer chargebacks;
- permanent Product availability;
- permanent third-party compatibility; or
- that the Reseller’s business model complies with every jurisdiction.
32. Liability
32.1 Unlimited Liability
Nothing in this Agreement limits liability where limitation is prohibited by law, including liability for:
- intentional misconduct;
- gross negligence;
- death or personal injury caused by negligence;
- fraudulent concealment;
- an expressly assumed guarantee;
- mandatory product liability;
- mandatory data-protection liability; or
- another liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
32.2 Essential Contractual Duties
For ordinary negligence involving breach of an essential contractual duty, liability is limited to damage that was typical and reasonably foreseeable when the Agreement was concluded.
An essential contractual duty is one whose performance makes proper execution of the Agreement possible and on which the other party may regularly rely.
32.3 Other Ordinary Negligence
Liability for ordinary negligence is excluded to the extent permitted by law where no essential contractual duty or other mandatory basis of liability is involved.
32.4 Reseller Business Losses
To the extent permitted by law, BellTower is not liable for:
- loss of anticipated profit;
- loss of business opportunity;
- loss of customers;
- loss of goodwill;
- advertising expenditure;
- Reseller payment-provider termination;
- End-Customer chargebacks;
- unapproved customer refunds;
- misrepresentations made by the Reseller;
- tax liabilities of the Reseller;
- third-party platform enforcement;
- unlawful Reseller activity; or
- indirect or consequential commercial loss,
except to the extent such loss results from liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
32.5 Third-Party Services
BellTower is not responsible for independent acts or omissions of:
- the Reseller’s payment providers;
- the Reseller’s hosting provider;
- marketplaces;
- advertising platforms;
- carriers;
- customs authorities;
- third-party software providers;
- End Customers; or
- other independent third parties.
32.6 Data and Security
Each party is responsible for maintaining reasonable backups and security controls for systems under its control.
33. Indemnification
33.1 Reseller Indemnity
To the extent permitted by law, the Reseller will indemnify BellTower, its owner and service providers against third-party claims, reasonable costs and damages arising from:
- the Reseller’s unlawful sales activity;
- misleading Product claims;
- failure to provide mandatory End-Customer rights;
- the Reseller’s tax obligations;
- the Reseller’s customer-payment disputes;
- brand misuse;
- unauthorised resale;
- Product modification;
- License sharing;
- Panel abuse;
- data-protection violations attributable to the Reseller;
- sanctions or export violations;
- the Reseller’s breach of this Agreement; or
- conduct of an unauthorised sub-reseller.
33.2 Exclusions
The Reseller is not required to indemnify BellTower to the extent a claim results from:
- BellTower’s own unlawful conduct;
- BellTower’s intentional misconduct;
- BellTower’s gross negligence;
- an inaccurate Product statement supplied by BellTower and reproduced accurately by the Reseller;
- a Product defect for which BellTower is responsible; or
- another matter legally attributable to BellTower.
33.3 Claim Procedure
The indemnified party must:
- notify the indemnifying party reasonably promptly;
- provide reasonable information;
- permit reasonable participation in the defence;
- not admit liability without consultation where practicable; and
- take reasonable steps to mitigate loss.
34. Suspension
34.1 Grounds
BellTower may suspend the Reseller Account, Credit use, Product generation, brand permission or support access where reasonably necessary to:
- investigate fraud;
- investigate a payment reversal;
- address Account compromise;
- prevent Panel abuse;
- protect License Keys;
- respond to a legal complaint;
- investigate customer harm;
- address sanctions concerns;
- protect Product security;
- prevent further breach;
- perform urgent maintenance; or
- comply with law or a binding authority request.
34.2 Scope
A suspension may affect:
- Panel login;
- Credit spending;
- License generation;
- hardware orders;
- custom-loader access;
- discount tiers;
- support channels;
- API access;
- specific Products; or
- the entire programme relationship.
34.3 Notice
BellTower may provide:
- the general reason for suspension;
- required verification;
- steps for review;
- the expected conditions for restoration; and
- the final outcome.
Information may be limited where disclosure would compromise:
- security;
- fraud prevention;
- an investigation;
- another person’s rights;
- confidential information; or
- legal compliance.
34.4 Restoration
Access may be restored where:
- the concern is resolved;
- verification is completed;
- an overdue balance is paid;
- credentials are secured;
- the Reseller remedies the breach; or
- continued suspension is no longer justified.
35. Term and Termination
35.1 Term
This Agreement begins when the Reseller is approved or first uses the reseller programme and continues until terminated.
35.2 Ordinary Termination
Either party may terminate the reseller relationship for future transactions by giving reasonable notice through:
- email;
- the Reseller Account;
- a support ticket;
- the Reseller Panel; or
- another agreed written method.
Unless an individual agreement specifies another period, termination may take effect on 14 days’ notice.
35.3 Immediate Termination
BellTower may terminate immediately for a serious or material breach, including:
- fraud;
- stolen payment information;
- malicious chargeback abuse;
- Panel exploitation;
- Credential sharing;
- License Key theft;
- unauthorised resale;
- appointment of unauthorised sub-resellers;
- Software distribution;
- reverse engineering outside mandatory legal exceptions;
- brand impersonation;
- serious customer deception;
- sanctions violations;
- unlawful business activity;
- material data breach;
- failure to pay a valid negative balance;
- repeated breach after warning; or
- conduct creating material legal or security risk.
35.4 Insolvency and Cessation
Either party may terminate where the other:
- ceases business;
- enters liquidation;
- becomes insolvent;
- has insolvency proceedings opened or rejected for lack of assets;
- makes a general arrangement with creditors; or
- is otherwise unable to perform its material obligations,
to the extent termination is permitted by applicable insolvency law.
35.5 Opportunity to Remedy
Where a breach is capable of remedy and immediate action is not reasonably required, the non-breaching party may provide a reasonable period to remedy it.
36. Consequences of Termination
36.1 End of Authority
Upon termination, the Reseller must stop:
- presenting itself as authorised;
- generating new License Keys;
- purchasing new Products at reseller rates;
- using the Reseller Panel;
- using confidential Programme Materials;
- using BellTower marks except as required for existing customer support; and
- appointing or supplying other resellers.
36.2 Existing End Customers
Termination does not automatically invalidate legitimate License Keys already sold and paid for before termination.
BellTower may continue to honour valid End-Customer Licenses subject to:
- the EULA;
- Product availability;
- the Product terms;
- the absence of fraud;
- payment having remained valid; and
- mandatory law.
36.3 Fraudulent or Unpaid Keys
BellTower may disable keys that were:
- generated through fraud;
- generated through an exploited balance;
- purchased using reversed payments;
- stolen;
- duplicated unlawfully;
- issued in breach of this Agreement; or
- otherwise not validly paid for.
36.4 Remaining Credit
Remaining Credit will be handled according to Section 8 and applicable law.
36.5 Outstanding Amounts
Termination does not remove the Reseller’s obligation to pay:
- negative Credit balances;
- valid invoices;
- chargeback costs lawfully recoverable;
- amounts arising from fraud;
- agreed hardware costs;
- shipping charges;
- taxes; or
- other amounts already due.
36.6 Customer Communication
The Reseller remains responsible for communicating with and supporting its existing End Customers concerning:
- their purchase contract;
- invoices;
- refunds;
- consumer rights;
- customer data; and
- other obligations arising from the Reseller’s sale.
36.7 Return or Deletion
Each party must, upon reasonable request, return or securely delete confidential information no longer required, subject to:
- legal-retention duties;
- fraud evidence;
- contract-enforcement needs;
- backup limitations;
- data-protection requirements; and
- other lawful retention grounds.
36.8 Survival
Terms concerning:
- ownership;
- confidentiality;
- data protection;
- records;
- payment obligations;
- liability;
- indemnification;
- governing law;
- existing End-Customer responsibilities; and
- other provisions intended by their nature to survive
remain effective after termination.
37. Notices and Programme Communications
37.1 Electronic Communications
Programme notices may be delivered through:
- email;
- the Reseller Panel;
- a reseller support ticket;
- an Account notification;
- an authorised Discord reseller channel;
- the Platform; or
- another agreed electronic method.
37.2 Contact Details
The Reseller must maintain a current email address and monitor the designated reseller communication channel.
37.3 Operational Notices
The Reseller is responsible for reviewing operational notices concerning:
- Product status;
- security;
- Product updates;
- pricing;
- discount tiers;
- programme rules;
- shipping;
- support procedures;
- Product discontinuation; and
- other material reseller information.
37.4 Durable Medium
Where law or an individual agreement requires notice on a durable medium, the notice will be supplied in a form that satisfies that requirement.
38. Changes to the Programme
38.1 Operational Changes
BellTower may change future programme operations, including:
- Panel features;
- available Products;
- Credit-purchase methods;
- discount tiers;
- support channels;
- security requirements;
- branding materials;
- hardware fulfilment;
- Product restrictions; and
- approval requirements.
38.2 Existing Paid Credit
A programme change will not reduce the nominal value of already purchased paid Credit without a valid contractual or legal basis.
38.3 Material Changes
BellTower will provide reasonable notice of material changes where practicable.
Immediate changes may be made where necessary for:
- security;
- fraud prevention;
- legal compliance;
- payment-provider requirements;
- Product safety;
- urgent technical reasons; or
- prevention of material harm.
38.4 Right to Terminate
Where a material prospective change is unacceptable, the Reseller may terminate future participation subject to the rules concerning remaining Credit and existing obligations.
39. Changes to This Agreement
39.1 Future Transactions
BellTower may update this Agreement for future transactions to reflect:
- programme changes;
- new Products;
- security developments;
- changes to the Merchant-of-Record arrangement;
- changes in applicable law;
- changes to payment methods;
- changes to support allocation; or
- clarifications and improvements.
39.2 Existing Obligations
An updated Agreement does not retrospectively alter completed transactions or accrued rights unless:
- the parties validly agree;
- a valid contractual modification mechanism applies;
- the change is required by law;
- the change is necessary for security and proportionate; or
- another lawful basis applies.
39.3 Acceptance
BellTower may require express acceptance of an updated Agreement before the Reseller can:
- purchase additional Credit;
- generate new Products;
- access new Panel features;
- use an API;
- order hardware; or
- continue participating after the effective date.
40. Assignment and Change of Control
40.1 Reseller Assignment
The Reseller may not assign, transfer or sell this Agreement or the Reseller Account without BellTower’s prior written consent.
40.2 Change of Control
The Reseller must notify BellTower before or promptly after a material change in ownership or control.
BellTower may require:
- new verification;
- updated business information;
- security review;
- acceptance by the successor;
- new payment information; or
- a new reseller application.
40.3 BellTower Assignment
BellTower may transfer this Agreement to:
- a legal successor;
- an affiliated undertaking;
- an acquirer of the reseller programme;
- an acquirer of the relevant Products;
- a restructuring entity; or
- another suitable operator,
provided that the transfer does not unlawfully reduce accrued rights.
41. Force Majeure
Neither party is liable for delay or failure caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including:
- natural disasters;
- war;
- terrorism;
- civil disturbance;
- government action;
- sanctions;
- internet or telecommunications failure;
- hosting failure;
- cyberattack;
- power failure;
- carrier disruption;
- customs interruption;
- supplier failure;
- epidemic;
- industrial action; or
- other comparable events.
The affected party must:
- take reasonable steps to mitigate the effect;
- resume performance when reasonably possible; and
- provide reasonable information where the event materially affects the other party.
Payment obligations already due are not excused solely because of a force-majeure event.
42. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
42.1 Governing Law
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany.
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is excluded to the extent legally permitted.
42.2 Jurisdiction
Where legally permitted, the exclusive place of jurisdiction for disputes arising from or connected with this Agreement is BellTower’s place of business.
This jurisdiction clause applies in particular where the Reseller:
- is a merchant;
- is a legal entity under public law;
- is a special fund under public law;
- has no general place of jurisdiction in Germany; or
- is otherwise permitted to enter into an exclusive jurisdiction agreement.
42.3 Interim Relief
Either party may seek urgent injunctive or protective relief from a competent court concerning:
- intellectual-property infringement;
- confidentiality breaches;
- security attacks;
- Panel abuse;
- data incidents;
- fraud;
- unauthorised brand use; or
- another matter requiring immediate protection.
43. Order of Precedence
In the event of inconsistency:
- mandatory law prevails;
- an individually negotiated written agreement prevails over standard terms;
- a Product-specific written reseller arrangement prevails for that Product;
- this Agreement governs the reseller relationship;
- the EULA governs End-Customer Software use;
- the Warranty and Product Conformity Policy governs Product defects and conformity;
- the Shipping and Returns Policy governs physical fulfilment and returns;
- the Refund and Cancellation Policy governs direct CheatProvider transaction refunds; and
- the Terms of Service govern general Platform matters.
The Reseller’s own customer terms govern its End-Customer sale only to the extent they do not conflict with BellTower’s Software License conditions or applicable law.
44. Entire Agreement
This Agreement, together with:
- approved reseller offers;
- Product-specific reseller terms;
- the EULA;
- the applicable policies;
- the Reseller Panel terms displayed at transaction time;
- individual written amendments; and
- incorporated programme rules,
constitutes the agreement concerning participation in the reseller programme.
Statements made in informal conversations do not modify this Agreement unless:
- they are clearly intended as a binding amendment;
- they are made by an authorised person; and
- the modification is recorded in writing or another legally valid form.
45. Severability
If a provision of this Agreement is invalid, unlawful or unenforceable:
- the remaining provisions remain effective;
- the provision applies only to the minimum extent legally possible;
- mandatory law applies where relevant; and
- the parties will seek a lawful arrangement that most closely reflects the commercial purpose.
An invalid standard term will not automatically be replaced by a provision more favourable to its original drafter than applicable law permits.
46. No Waiver
A failure or delay in enforcing a contractual right does not waive:
- that right;
- the relevant provision;
- a later breach;
- another contractual right; or
- the right to enforce the Agreement later.
A waiver is effective only where clearly given by an authorised person.
47. Contact Information
47.1 Reseller Programme and Product Support
BellTower
Owner: Matthias Daniel Schmid
Emsdettener Str. 10
48268 Greven
Germany
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://cheatprovider.store
47.2 Transaction Matters
Where a Reseller Credit purchase or another transaction was processed through OVGC, billing, invoice, payment-refund and chargeback matters may also be administered by:
OVGC Payment Services FZ-LLC
Use the transaction-support details provided:
- during checkout;
- in the order confirmation;
- on the invoice or receipt; or
- through the applicable transaction-support channel.
48. Version Information
Document: Authorised Reseller Agreement
Version: 3.0
Effective Date: 23 July 2026
Last Updated: 23 July 2026