Terms of Service

Effective date: 16 September 2026

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1 Who we are and when these Terms apply

These Terms govern access to the Fortytwo API and its associated developer console, playground, documentation, and tools that refer to these Terms (the “Services”). The Services are provided by Fortytwo MENA Limited, incorporated in Abu Dhabi Global Market, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, with registration number 36387 and registered address DD-14-117-013, Floor 14, Al Khatem Tower, WeWork Hub71, ADGM Square, Al Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (“Fortytwo”, “we”, “us”). You enter into these Terms when you accept them through our registration or checkout process or enter into an order that incorporates them. You may use the Services as an individual or on behalf of a business. If you act for an organisation, you confirm that you have authority to bind it, and “you” means that organisation. You must be at least 18 and have the legal capacity to enter into this agreement. You are a “Consumer” where you use the Services wholly or mainly outside your trade, business, craft, or profession, or otherwise qualify as a consumer under applicable law. Other customers are “Business Customers”. Self-service registration does not determine whether you are a Consumer or a Business Customer. Nothing in these Terms removes rights that applicable law does not allow you to waive. If you access Fortytwo through OpenRouter or another aggregator, marketplace, router, or third-party application (a “Router”), your account, purchase, and payment arrangements are ordinarily with that Router. Our agreement with the Router governs our provision of inference to it. You may be required to comply with model or acceptable-use restrictions that the Router validly incorporates into its own terms; that incorporation does not by itself create a direct Fortytwo account or make our direct-payment provisions apply to your Router purchases. These Terms form a direct agreement with you if you separately accept them for access to Fortytwo. If you use a direct Fortytwo account or API key, these Terms govern that direct use. Our Privacy Policy explains our handling of data received through either route. An order or separate agreement accepted by both parties overrides these Terms only for the matters it expressly addresses. A data processing addendum and applicable mandatory data transfer terms take priority for their subject matter. The Privacy Policy is a notice explaining data processing; acknowledging it is not blanket consent to optional processing. The documentation, model catalogue, and pricing page published on our website form part of these Terms for the matters they describe. If they conflict with these Terms, these Terms prevail, except that Model Terms govern rights in the relevant third-party model. Changes to those documents follow Section 10.

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2 Access and accounts

Subject to these Terms, we allow you to access the Services for personal or business purposes, including incorporating API functionality into your applications and making those applications available to end users. You may use software agents and other automated clients through the documented API. This permission lasts while your account and access remain valid. Provide accurate account and billing information, keep it current, and protect credentials and API keys. Use access controls appropriate to your application and promptly revoke compromised keys. Notify us promptly of suspected unauthorised access. You are responsible for use you authorise and for losses caused by your failure to take reasonable care of your credentials; this does not make you responsible for losses caused by our breach or override statutory protections for unauthorised payments. If you manage an organisation account, you control its authorised users and permissions. Administrators may access account information and any content made available through the account’s documented features. You must inform users of relevant access arrangements. A person’s email domain alone does not authorise us to transfer their personal account to an organisation. If you supply an application to end users, provide appropriate terms, privacy information, disclosures about AI, and safeguards for its intended use. Take reasonable steps to prevent misuse and ensure uses under your control comply with these Terms and applicable model restrictions. Your end users do not become parties to these Terms merely by using your application. You may not sell or transfer a Fortytwo account or API key, or offer standalone access to our API as a router or reseller, without our written authorisation. This does not prevent charging for your own application or services that incorporate the API. Approved distribution through Routers is governed by the relevant distribution agreement. We may set, and change with reasonable notice where practicable, rate limits, token quotas, concurrency limits, context and output limits, and model-specific restrictions described in the documentation. We may temporarily throttle or queue requests to protect service stability or fairness between customers. Limits are not a service-level commitment, and changes to them are not a material adverse change under Section 10 unless they make an agreed use of the Services impracticable.

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3 Models and inference

The Services provide inference using models identified in our model catalogue, including selected third-party open-weight models and any Fortytwo models that we release. Available models, versions, capabilities, limitations, context windows, and supported parameters are described in the documentation. A model or feature mentioned in a roadmap is available only when we actually make it available to you. We operate our own inference technology. Depending on the endpoint, processing may include inference upsampling, swarm inference, swarm decoding, speculative decoding, multiple candidate responses, ranking, aggregation, or other documented optimisation methods. The endpoint description will identify whether it serves a particular model or a composite Fortytwo service and material documented differences from standard model behaviour. These techniques do not guarantee identical results to another implementation or eliminate errors or prompt injection risks. Each third-party model remains subject to the licence and use restrictions applicable to its particular version (“Model Terms”). We will identify and link the applicable Model Terms in the catalogue before you select that model. You must comply with restrictions that apply to your use of the model and its outputs. Open-weight availability does not mean every model has the same licence or permits every use. Model Terms govern rights in the relevant third-party model; they do not expand our rights to use your content or reduce our data protection commitments. We remain responsible for our own obligations as a hosting and inference provider. AI-generated results can be inaccurate, incomplete, misleading, biased, offensive, or unsuitable for a particular purpose. Similar or identical results may be generated for different customers. Evaluate outputs before using or publishing them, including through appropriate human review, factual verification, and testing of generated code. Outputs are not professional advice or a guarantee of any outcome. You control any tools or systems to which your application gives an AI model access. Each party is responsible for legal obligations that apply to its actual activities, including under applicable AI laws. These Terms do not reassign statutory roles or exempt Fortytwo from obligations arising from its own models, modifications, or services.

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4 Acceptable use

Use the Services lawfully and respect the rights and safety of others. You must not use the Services to:

• Facilitate fraud, unlawful discrimination, exploitation, trafficking, terrorism, or violence, or create or distribute child sexual abuse material or non-consensual intimate imagery.
• Develop or facilitate biological, chemical, nuclear, or other weapons of mass destruction, or operate a system in which a failure is reasonably likely to cause death or serious injury without separately agreed safeguards and authorisation.
• Conduct unauthorised intrusion, deploy malware, steal credentials, or compromise systems or data. Lawful defensive security work within an authorised scope is not prohibited merely because it concerns cybersecurity.
• Infringe intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality, or other rights; unlawfully disclose personal information; impersonate others deceptively; or send unlawful spam.
• Identify individuals through biometric or facial recognition without their consent, create deceptive synthetic media of real people, generate coordinated disinformation at scale, or circumvent a model provider’s usage policy where the applicable Model Terms make it binding on you.
• Evade payment, account restrictions, sanctions controls, rate limits, or other technical safeguards; obtain repeated promotional benefits through deceptive accounts; or knowingly disrupt the Services or other customers.
• Access non-public systems or another customer’s data without permission, or reverse engineer or extract our proprietary software, model weights, or trade secrets, except where applicable law or an applicable open-source licence permits it.

Do not use outputs as the sole basis for decisions that have legal or similarly significant effects on an individual where that would be unlawful or lacks required safeguards. Regulated and consequential uses require appropriate expertise, authorisations, review, and disclosures. Do not submit payment card security codes, authentication secrets for unrelated systems, classified information, or data subject to special regulatory requirements unless the relevant processing has been expressly agreed and is supported by the Services. We do not currently offer a HIPAA business associate agreement, so do not submit protected health information. The Services are not PCI-DSS certified. You may conduct legitimate evaluations and publish accurate benchmarks, provided you comply with these Terms, describe material test conditions, and do not imply our endorsement. You may use outputs in your own products and training workflows where the applicable Model Terms, law, and third-party rights allow. The Model Terms for Fortytwo models may restrict use of Output to train, distil, or improve a model or service that competes with the Services. These permissions do not authorise extracting protected components of the Services. You must comply with sanctions and trade restrictions applicable to you and the Services. You may not use the Services where provision or receipt is prohibited or evade geographic restrictions that we implement to meet those obligations. You represent that neither you nor any person owning 50% or more of you is listed on a US, EU, UK, UN, or UAE sanctions list or located in a comprehensively sanctioned territory, and that you will not export or re-export the Services or Output in breach of the US Export Administration Regulations or equivalent EU, UK, or UAE rules. We may suspend access immediately if this representation is or becomes untrue.

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5 Your content and our technology

“Input” means prompts, messages, files, code, tool results, and other material you or your application submit. “Output” means responses the Services return to you. “Customer Content” includes Input, Output, and request-specific intermediate material generated during processing, such as candidate answers, rankings, and content-bearing caches, for the purposes of our use restrictions, confidentiality, and data protection obligations. You retain your rights in Input. As between you and Fortytwo, you own Output to the extent ownership rights exist, and we assign to you any rights we have in that Output. This does not transfer rights belonging to others, guarantee that Output is copyrightable or exclusive, or transfer rights in the underlying models or inference technology. You may use Output commercially subject to applicable law, third-party rights, and Model Terms. You give us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free permission to process Customer Content only as necessary to perform the requested inference, deliver and secure the Services, provide support you request, and comply with law, subject to Section 6 and any applicable data processing addendum. We may provide access to contracted service providers only to perform those tasks under appropriate obligations. The permission ends when the relevant processing and permitted retention end. It does not authorise advertising, publication of your content, or unrestricted reuse for our own purposes. You must have the rights and lawful authority needed to submit Input and authorise the processing described here. You are responsible for your application’s use and distribution of Output, but do not warrant that every generated Output is original or free of third-party rights. Fortytwo and its licensors retain their rights in the Services, software, interfaces, inference engine, optimisation methods, models, and documentation. No rights in a third-party model are transferred beyond those its licence grants. Open-source components remain governed by their applicable licences. We may use voluntary product suggestions to develop and improve our products without compensation. This permission covers the suggestion itself; it does not make attached Customer Content or confidential information available for training or public disclosure.

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6 Data handling and privacy

Our Privacy Policy, published on our website, describes the collection and use of personal data, recipients, processing locations, retention, and rights. Where we process personal data on behalf of a Business Customer, we act as its processor under its documented instructions and the data protection commitments in this Section and Section 7. Our Data Processing Addendum, including standard contractual clauses for international transfers, is available on request from legal@fortytwo.network; once published on our website, it is incorporated into these Terms for Business Customers automatically without a separate signature. Processing for a Router is governed by our agreement with that Router. We do not use Customer Content to train, fine-tune, distil, or otherwise improve models by default. Any optional data-sharing programme requires a separate express opt-in and will explain the permitted purposes, including any training, retention period, withdrawal method, and any incentive before you choose it. This restriction includes Fortytwo swarm models, draft or decoder models, ranking or reward models, and models used for inference upsampling. Performing inference and comparing candidate responses to answer your current request are part of serving that request. Reusing the material to improve a model across requests is a separate use subject to this restriction. An opt-in does not by itself provide authority to reuse another person’s data; applicable data protection requirements still apply. We may use technical service metadata, such as token counts, latency, error codes, and resource consumption, to operate, secure, bill for, and improve the Services. Calling information “metadata” does not remove privacy or confidentiality protections. Content-bearing traces, reconstructed prompts, embeddings representing your content, and intermediate answers remain subject to our Customer Content restrictions. We use genuinely anonymised statistics without attempting to identify individuals or reveal confidential content. Inference runs on Fortytwo-controlled infrastructure, including infrastructure supplied by contracted hosting providers. Those providers are contractually prohibited from accessing, retaining, or using Customer Content for any purpose other than operating the infrastructure we use, and from using it to train models. The launch service does not route requests to independent public swarm node operators. Using a third-party model hosted by Fortytwo does not by itself send your content to that model’s developer. Swarm processing can involve multiple components within the controlled service. We will not introduce materially different third-party access to Customer Content without advance disclosure and any authorisation required by law or the applicable processing agreement. Our default inference service uses zero data retention (“ZDR”): we do not persist prompts, outputs, or request-specific intermediate content, subject to temporary prompt caching and the narrowly described legal and separately authorised exceptions in the Privacy Policy. Default prompt caches are short-lived and are not written to backups or logs. There is no persistent storage of cache content beyond the disclosed cache lifetime; caches expire automatically under the lifetime and access rules disclosed in the Privacy Policy and endpoint documentation. Caching reuses temporary computation to reduce repeated processing and can qualify for discounted input pricing. Content-bearing caches remain protected Customer Content. We may run automated safety and abuse checks on requests while they are processed. If a request is flagged as a probable serious violation of Section 4, we may retain only the flagged content and related identifiers for up to 30 days to investigate, enforce these Terms, or meet a legal duty, with access restricted to designated personnel. We do not use flagged content for training. This is the only content-retention exception that does not require your separate choice. Any disk-based or otherwise persistent content caching requires a separately identified setting, advance disclosure of retention and access, and your affirmative selection or another valid instruction covering the affected requests. That configuration is not covered by our default ZDR commitment. We will not silently substitute it for a ZDR request. The same distinction applies to direct and Router requests, and an optional data-sharing programme is a separate choice from caching. Account, billing, and content-free operational records have separate retention periods. The same Fortytwo default applies to requests received through Routers unless a separate, valid authorisation applies to those requests; it does not determine what a Router or your own application retains. We do not provide a content archive under the default service. Keep copies of material you need.

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7 Confidentiality and security

We treat Customer Content as confidential. Each party will also protect other non-public information received from the other party that is identified as confidential or would reasonably be understood to be confidential. The recipient will use reasonable care, use the information only to perform this agreement or exercise its rights under it, and limit disclosure to people and contracted providers who need access and are subject to confidentiality obligations. We remain responsible for providers we appoint to perform our obligations. Confidentiality does not cover information the recipient can demonstrate was independently developed, already lawfully known, lawfully received without confidentiality restrictions, or made public without a breach. A recipient may disclose information to the extent legally required, giving advance notice where lawful and practicable and limiting disclosure to what is required. These obligations continue while the information remains confidential; personal data remains protected as required by law. We will maintain technical and organisational security measures appropriate to the nature and risks of processing and meet applicable incident notification duties. No system can guarantee complete security. Specific security, residency, or service-level commitments apply only where expressly stated in the relevant service description or agreement.

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8 Pricing and payment

This Section’s prepaid balance and payment provisions apply to purchases directly from Fortytwo. Direct self-service access is prepaid, with card payments processed through Stripe. Prices, billing units, applicable currency, and taxes are shown before purchase. You pay for usage at the rates applicable when it occurs. Consumer prices include taxes where required; otherwise taxes and additional charges are disclosed before payment. We are responsible for taxes on our income. Any separately agreed invoice arrangement is governed by its order. The pricing description will explain charges for input, output, cached tokens, reasoning tokens, and any separately chargeable processing. Internal swarm candidates or processing steps are not additional billable usage unless the pricing description expressly says so. The documentation will explain treatment of interrupted, cancelled, retried, and failed requests. We correct duplicate and erroneous charges. Our usage records are presumed accurate unless you show a manifest error; raise a challenge within 60 days of the charge so we can investigate. Purchased credits do not expire. They can be used only for the Services and cannot be transferred, traded, or redeemed except for refunds described in these Terms or required by law. On closing a direct account, we refund unused purchased credits after deducting valid outstanding charges. Promotional credits have no cash value and may have an expiry or eligibility conditions disclosed when granted. We may withdraw credits obtained through fraud or abuse, giving a reason where lawful. Refunds are made only to the original payment method. We may delay or refuse a refund while we investigate suspected fraud, card misuse, or abuse, and may set off valid charges or losses caused by your breach to the extent the law allows. A chargeback or payment reversal suspends the account until it is resolved. You authorise charges for purchases you make and usage you authorise. Automatic top-ups or recurring plans require a separate affirmative choice that displays the amount or calculation, trigger or frequency, and cancellation method. Merely storing a payment method does not authorise automatic top-ups. You can stop future automatic charges through your account’s billing settings or by contacting us. Cancelling automatic charges does not cancel charges already properly incurred. No minimum purchase commitment or recurring subscription applies merely because you create an API account. Any future subscription requires its own clearly disclosed purchase terms and acceptance. Invoice deadlines and any lawful late charges for Business Customers must be agreed in the relevant order. For a price increase, we will give at least 30 days’ advance notice, or longer where required by law. It applies only to future usage or renewals and does not change an agreed fixed-price period. You may stop using the affected service before the increase and request a refund of unused purchased credits. Price reductions may take effect sooner. Raise billing concerns promptly using our contact details, including the relevant transaction or request identifier where available. Any administrative request to report an issue within a particular period does not shorten your statutory rights. Payments made to a Router are handled under its purchase and refund arrangements; our obligations to that Router remain governed by our agreement with it.

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9 Consumer cancellation and remedies

Consumers have the rights and remedies required by the law that applies to them, including applicable rights concerning conformity, reasonable care and skill, repairs or repeat performance, price reductions, refunds, and contract termination. The business provisions in Sections 12, 13, and 14 do not remove those rights. If you are an EEA or UK Consumer entitled to withdraw from a distance service contract, you may withdraw without giving a reason within 14 days after the contract is concluded, subject to any longer period required by law. Send a clear withdrawal statement to our email or postal address in Section 17; a model withdrawal form is available from us on request, but any clear statement is sufficient. Where we make an online withdrawal function available in your account settings, you can also use it. Sending the statement before the deadline is sufficient. We will acknowledge an online withdrawal without undue delay in a form you can keep. We will reimburse payments covered by a valid withdrawal without undue delay and within 14 days after we are informed, using the original payment method unless you expressly agree otherwise and without imposing a refund fee. If you expressly requested that a service begin during the withdrawal period, we may charge only the lawful, proportionate amount for what was supplied before your withdrawal. We will not make that deduction if required information or authorisation was missing. Making a deposit or using some credits does not automatically eliminate your withdrawal right for unused services. For a service contract, the withdrawal right is lost on full performance only where all legal conditions are met, including any required express request and acknowledgement. If a particular purchase is legally classified as digital content instead, any exception requires the separate consents, acknowledgement, and confirmation prescribed by applicable law; acceptance of these Terms alone is insufficient. Equivalent or additional local consumer protections continue to apply. These withdrawal rights are separate from ordinary cancellation of future usage and remedies for defective or unavailable Services. If you purchased through a Router, direct purchase cancellation requests to that Router, without prejudice to any rights you have directly against us under applicable law.

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10 Service and Terms changes

We may make reasonable changes to improve functionality, maintain compatibility or security, respond to changes in law or model licensing, or adapt to technical requirements. We will provide at least 30 days’ advance notice of a material adverse change, discontinuation, or retirement of a generally available model or endpoint where reasonably practicable, and meet any longer or additional notice requirements imposed by law. This notice period does not apply to preview or experimental models, to version or routing changes within a composite Fortytwo endpoint that do not materially reduce documented capability, or to removals required by a model’s licence, its provider, or law, which may take effect immediately with notice as soon as practicable. Urgent legal or security action may require less notice; we will explain the change as soon as reasonably possible. For Consumers, a change will have a valid reason, will not impose an additional charge without the required agreement, and will preserve applicable rights to maintain access without the change or terminate and receive a refund. Where required, notice will be on a durable medium and explain the change, timing, and cancellation rights. Fixed-term commitments remain binding unless lawfully varied. Material changes to these Terms apply prospectively after at least 30 days’ notice, except where an urgent legal or security reason requires an earlier change. We will obtain renewed acceptance where required. If you reject a material change, you may stop using the Services and close your account before it takes effect, with a refund of unused purchased credits. Changes will not retroactively alter an existing dispute or authorise a new use of previously supplied Customer Content without the required legal basis and permissions. Preview features will be identified as such and may have reduced reliability or be discontinued. We will disclose material limitations before use. Calling a feature a preview does not remove mandatory consumer rights. Our data-handling commitments in Section 6 apply to preview features unless the preview’s description says otherwise before you enable it.

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11 Suspension and termination

You can stop API usage at any time and close your account through your account settings or by contacting us. You remain responsible for valid charges incurred before closure. Any separately agreed Business Customer minimum commitment is governed by its order. We may restrict or suspend access to address a material breach, overdue payment, credible security threat, unlawful use, or legal requirement. We will act proportionately and, where practicable, notify you of the reason and provide a reasonable opportunity to resolve it. Immediate action may be necessary to prevent harm, meet legal duties, or address fraud. Contact us to request review of a suspension or account decision. We may terminate for a material breach that is not remedied within 14 days after notice, or immediately where the breach cannot be remedied or continued service would create a serious security or legal risk. We may otherwise end an ongoing self-service account on at least 30 days’ notice, subject to any agreed fixed term and mandatory law. When we end the Services or your account, we refund unused purchased credits and any prepaid amounts for Services we will not supply, after deducting valid charges. We do not automatically confiscate a balance as a penalty. We may withhold amounts only to the extent lawfully justified, and statutory refund duties prevail. Promotional credits are not refundable. We will provide any legally required opportunity to retrieve available content. Content we do not retain cannot be exported. Retained data is then deleted or retained only as described in the Privacy Policy and applicable processing agreement. Rights and duties intended to continue, including accrued payment obligations, content rights, confidentiality, applicable liability provisions, and dispute terms, survive termination.

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12 Our commitments and warranties

We will provide the Services with reasonable care and skill and in accordance with applicable law and any express contractual commitments. Unless a service-level agreement expressly applies, we do not promise a particular uptime, throughput, latency, or uninterrupted availability. We do not guarantee the factual accuracy, uniqueness, or suitability of AI Output for every purpose. For Business Customers, except for express commitments in this agreement and warranties that cannot lawfully be excluded, the Services and Output are provided “as is” and “as available”. To the extent permitted by law, other implied warranties, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement, are excluded. This paragraph does not apply to Consumers.

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13 Responsibility and limits of liability

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, deliberate misconduct, or anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. These Terms do not limit a person’s statutory data protection rights or remedies. For Consumers, we are responsible for loss that is a reasonably foreseeable result of our breach or failure to use reasonable care and skill, subject to applicable law. The business monetary cap and business loss exclusions below do not apply. You remain entitled to mandatory local remedies. For Business Customers, to the extent permitted by law and subject to the first paragraph of this Section, neither party is liable for indirect or consequential losses, lost profits, lost business opportunities, or lost anticipated savings. Each party’s aggregate liability arising from the Services or this agreement is limited to the greater of US$500 and the fees paid or payable to Fortytwo for the Services during the 12 months before the first event giving rise to liability. Related claims are subject to a single aggregate cap. The cap does not apply to your indemnity obligations under Section 14, to losses caused by your breach of Section 4 or Section 7, or to either party’s payment or refund obligations under these Terms. These limits apply regardless of the legal basis of a claim, subject to mandatory law and any different allocation expressly agreed in an order or mandatory data transfer terms. We remain responsible for our own contractual duties when we use subcontractors.

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14 Third party claims

This Section applies only to Business Customers. You will defend Fortytwo against a third-party claim to the extent caused by Input you supplied without necessary rights, your unlawful use of the Services, your material breach of Section 4, or a claim by your end users arising from your application, and pay damages and reasonable defence costs finally awarded or agreed in a settlement you approve. It does not cover claims caused by our breach, our negligence or misconduct, or an unmodified Output merely because our system generated it. We must promptly notify you of the claim, provide reasonable cooperation at your expense, and allow you to control its defence using competent counsel. Delay in notice reduces your obligations only to the extent it prejudices your defence. You may not settle in a way that admits wrongdoing by us, imposes non-monetary obligations on us, or fails to release us without our consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld. The first paragraph of Section 13 applies to this indemnity; the business monetary cap does not. Consumers have no contractual indemnity obligation under this Section.

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15 Governing law and disputes

These Terms and related non-contractual obligations are governed by the laws of Abu Dhabi Global Market. Business Customers and Fortytwo agree in writing to submit disputes arising out of or in connection with this agreement to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Abu Dhabi Global Market Courts. For Consumers, this choice does not deprive you of the mandatory protections of the law of your habitual residence. You may bring proceedings in your local courts where applicable law permits, and we may bring proceedings against you only in courts permitted by applicable consumer law. These Terms do not require Consumers to arbitrate or waive collective remedies. We encourage you to contact us first so we can try to resolve a complaint. Doing so is not a condition of exercising a legal right and does not suspend any deadline unless agreed or required by law. We will provide information about any dispute-resolution process we are legally required or have agreed to use when applicable.

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16 Other terms

You may not assign or transfer this agreement without our consent, which we will not unreasonably withhold. We may assign it to an affiliate, or to a successor as part of a genuine reorganisation, merger, or sale, if the successor assumes our obligations and we give you appropriate notice. A Consumer may end the agreement and receive a refund of unused purchased credits if the transfer materially disadvantages them. Neither party is responsible for delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control to the extent permitted by law, but the affected party must take reasonable steps to reduce the impact. This does not remove payment obligations for Services already provided, refund obligations, or mandatory consumer remedies. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue so far as legally possible. A delay in enforcing a right does not waive it. These Terms and the documents expressly incorporated into them form the agreement for the Services, without excluding liability for fraud or legally binding pre-contractual information. They do not create a partnership or agency. No third party may enforce them except where applicable law requires otherwise. The English version of these Terms prevails over any translation.

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17 Contact

Legal notices, complaints, billing queries, support requests, and withdrawal requests: legal@fortytwo.network. Postal address: Fortytwo MENA Limited, DD-14-117-013, Floor 14, Al Khatem Tower, WeWork Hub71, ADGM Square, Al Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. We send contractual notices to your registered email or through the Services, using a durable medium where required. Keep your contact details current. Electronic notices do not replace a form of service required by law.