Terms and Conditions of Use

Legal notices

Publisher identification

 

The Website and these terms and conditions are published by:

WE DO GOOD, a simplified joint stock company with variable capital and a minimum capital of €10,000,

whose registered office is located at 40 rue de la Tour d’Auvergne, 44200 NANTES, FRANCE,

registered with the NANTES Trade and Companies Register under number 797 519 105,

registered with ORIAS as an IFP under number 17002712,

registered as a Lemon Way payment services agent in the register of financial agents (Regafi),

intra-community VAT number: FR 44 797 519 105,

telephone number: 09 72 65 15 89,

email address: bonjour@wedogood.co.

 

Publishing Director

The Publishing Director of the Website is Mr. Yannis Baala.

Website Host

The Website is hosted by GANDI SAS, whose contact details are as follows: 63-65, boulevard Massena – 75013 PARIS – www.gandi.net

Warning and preamble

This document (hereinafter “Terms and Conditions”) applies to the website wedogood.co, published and operated by WE DO GOOD, hereinafter referred to as “the Site ». Its purpose is to define the terms and conditions under which, on the one hand, WE DO GOOD makes the Site and the Services available on the Site available to its Members and, on the other hand, the manner in which Internet users (natural persons or legal entities) access the Site and use its Services and the information contained therein, regardless of their status: Visitor, Member, or Project Leader.

More specifically, use of the Site and associated Services implies full and complete acceptance of the Terms and Conditions by Members, including the provisions of any notice applicable to the Site, in particular by means of links. By using and accessing the Site and associated Services, the user acknowledges that they have read and understood the Terms and Conditions and accept them without reservation. The Terms and Conditions may be supplemented by special conditions that will be presented to the user for acceptance before they can access certain information and Services. WE DO GOOD may modify the Terms and Conditions at any time. All users are therefore required to refer to the online version at the time of consultation, which will necessarily be the version in force at that time.

Article 1 - Definitions and interpretations

Terms and expressions beginning with a capital letter and expressly defined herein shall have the meaning assigned to them in the article or paragraph of the General Terms and Conditions where the terms and expressions are used for the first time.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, the following terms and expressions shall have the meanings assigned to them below:

  • « Future earnings assignment agreement “refers to the agreements signed between the Subscribers and the Project Promoters,
  • « Counterpart » refers to the rights granted under the Project in exchange for the Subscriptions,
  • « Personal account » refers to a Member’s personal space on the Website. This space is accessible only by entering login credentials and allows access to the Services provided by the Company. It also allows Members to view and modify their own personal data,
  • « Evaluation Phase » refers to the period following the initial presentation of the Project on the Website, during which Members who wish to do so may give their opinion on the Project. It precedes the Subscription Phase, during which the Project Owner will seek to reach the Minimum Threshold, although Members who wish to do so may subscribe during this period.
  • « Financing Operation » refers to the time-limited process during which a certain number of subscribers subscribe to an investment offer,
  • « Member » refers to the Internet user(s), whether natural persons or legal entities, registered as such on the Website,
  • « Financing objective » refers to the total amount of Subscriptions expected by the Project Promoter for the completion of its Project,
  • « Organization » refers to any legal entity identified on the Site and legally represented by a natural person registered as a Member,
  • « Evaluation Phase » refers to the period following the initial presentation of the Project on the Website, during which Members who wish to do so may give their opinion on the Project. It precedes the Subscription Phase, during which the Project Owner will seek to reach the Minimum Threshold, although Members who wish to do so may subscribe during this period,
  • « Confirmation Phase » refers to the 15 calendar days following the Subscription Period, during which Subscribers may exercise their right of withdrawal, and at the end of which the Minimum Threshold is confirmed,
  • « Subscription Phase » refers to the period during which Members may subscribe to the Financing Operation. The period shall not exceed 60 calendar days,
  • « Project Manager » refers to any natural or legal person represented by a natural person registered on the Site as a Member and whose objective is to finance all or part of their Project by using the Site for this purpose via the creation of a Project Page and possibly using the associated Services,
  • « Project » refers to any initiative, whether for profit or not, carried out by a Project Leader and published on the site for Evaluation,
  • « Project to be Financed » refers to a Project that has been Validated and whose Evaluation conditions have been accepted by the Project Owner and for which a Subscription Phase is open,
  • « Project Page » refers to the page created on the website by a Project Sponsor Member for the purpose of presenting their Project during an Evaluation Phase and then, potentially, a Subscription Phase,
  • « Payment Service Provider » : refers to the service provider(s) with specific accreditation used by WE DO GOOD to manage payments on the Website. This service provider is “LEMON WAY”,
  • « Electronic Signature Service Provider » : refers to the service provider(s) used by WE DO GOOD to manage contract signatures on the Website,
  • « Complaint » : refers to a statement expressing a Member’s dissatisfaction with WE DO GOOD or a Project Leader; a request for a service or provision, a request for information, clarification, or an opinion is not a complaint,
  • « Royalty » refers to payments indexed to project revenues received by Subscribers. This is also referred to as “Royalties” in various content on the Site,
  • « Service(s) » refers to one or more of the services offered on the Site, including services operated by partners such as payment or electronic signature services,
  • « Floor threshold » refers to the minimum amount that Subscriptions must reach for the Project to be considered funded,
  • « Subscriber » refers to the Member(s) who have subscribed to a Project to be Financed as part of the Financing Operation organized by the Project Promoter using the resources made available to them by the Site,
  • « Subscription » means any sum of cash paid by a Subscriber in order to obtain a Counterpart,
  • « Visitor(s) » refers to the Internet user(s), whether natural persons or legal entities, who access or consult the Site but do not register as Members.

Article 2 - Access and registration on the website

2.1 – Access to the Site Access to the Site is free of charge and allows Visitors and Members to consult its editorial content and the Projects as well as the Projects to be Financed. However, access to certain information, features, and certain Services of the Site is subject to registration on the Site through the creation of a Personal Account under the conditions defined below as a Member. 2.2 – Registration To register as a Member, an online form must be completed. When registering, the Member undertakes to provide accurate data and is required to fill in all mandatory fields in the registration form. Any natural person wishing to register must be of legal age and must have the legal capacity to contract. The representative of a legal entity certifies that they hold all rights necessary to enter into these terms on behalf of the legal entity they represent. They must first register as a natural person before identifying the legal entity as an Organization on the Site. The Member will then validate their registration by clicking on the designated area. WE DO GOOD will confirm the Member’s registration. However, WE DO GOOD reserves the right to refuse registration to any person who, in particular, does not meet conditions of good moral character, or who contravenes the values and ethics that the Site strives to promote, without being obliged to justify this refusal. WE DO GOOD is the sole decision-maker regarding registrations it accepts, without possible appeal and without compensation of any kind. Registration as a Member provides access to a Personal Account which is unique and exclusively accessible by a password and login. The Member undertakes not to create or use any other account than the one initially created, whether under their own identity or that of a third party. Any derogation from this rule must be requested by the Member and expressly and specifically authorized by WE DO GOOD. Creating or using new accounts under their own identity or that of third parties without requesting and obtaining authorization from WE DO GOOD may result in the immediate suspension of the Member’s Personal Account and access to all associated Services. The Member guarantees that the information they provide on the Site is accurate, genuine, and in accordance with reality. They undertake to inform WE DO GOOD without delay in the event of any changes to the information provided at the time of registration and, where applicable, to make such changes themselves within their personal space. For the purpose of ensuring compliance with these terms, WE DO GOOD reserves the right to request that Members provide proof of their identity by any means. In the absence of justification within 7 days of WE DO GOOD’s request, the latter may suspend the Member’s account. 2.3 – Login and Password Upon creation of their Personal Account, the Member will choose or be assigned a login and a password (hereinafter “Identifiers”) allowing them to access their personal space. These Identifiers are personal and confidential. They can only be changed at the request of the Member or at the initiative of the Site. The Member is solely and entirely responsible for the use of their Identifiers and undertakes to make every effort to keep their Identifiers secret and not to disclose them, to anyone, in any form, and for any reason whatsoever. The Member will be responsible for the use of their Identifiers by third parties or for actions or statements made through their Personal Account, whether fraudulent or not, and guarantees WE DO GOOD against any claims in this regard. Furthermore, since WE DO GOOD is not obliged and does not have the technical means to ensure the identity of persons registering on the Site, it is not liable in the event of identity theft of the Member. If the Member has reason to believe that someone is fraudulently using their Identifiers or account, they must immediately inform WE DO GOOD. In the event of loss or theft of one of their Identifiers, the Member is responsible for any harmful consequences of this loss or theft, and must, as soon as possible, use the procedure allowing them to change them. If they become aware of another person’s access to their Personal Account, the Member must immediately inform the Site administrator by e-mail at admin@wedogood.co and confirm this information by registered mail to the address of WE DO GOOD’s registered office indicated in the legal notice at the beginning of this document. Fraudulent use of the Site, or use that contravenes the General Terms and Conditions, will justify denial of the Member’s access, at any time, to the Services or other features of the Site.

Article 3 - Function of the site

3.1 – General Purpose

As a multimedia information and communication tool, the purpose of the Site is to allow,

a) Project Holders to:

  • present and promote to internet users a Project for which they require funding, regardless of the stage of development of the Project,
  • propose to internet users to support or finance one or more of their Projects,
  • collect Subscriptions with a view to financing their Project(s),
  • enable the Project Holder to manage the payment of their Counterparts (via the Payment Service Provider),
  • enable Subscribers to track the Counterparts they receive in exchange for their Subscription.

b) Members to have access to a discussion space around Projects, notably through a “Forum” space, to exchange about Projects and to support or finance a Project by becoming a Member.

3.2 – Use

Concretely, Project Holders who wish to promote their Projects and obtain funding submit to WE DO GOOD, for publication on the Site, a presentation detailing the nature, objectives, main characteristics, and progress of the Project(s) they intend to develop with the support of Members and particularly Subscribers.

To be accepted by WE DO GOOD for potential promotion on the Site, the Project Holder undertakes to provide, in a clear and precise manner, for any Project proposed: the description of the Project, the proposed Funding Objective, the Minimum Threshold, as well as the Counterparts offered.

The characteristics and parameters of the Project are subject to the prior acceptance of WE DO GOOD, without any obligation to justify its refusal to open the Site to this Project and without in any way guaranteeing Members the success of the Project or the authenticity of the information presented by the Project Holder. Indeed, content selection is essentially aimed at verifying the consistency and quality of the Project with regard to the elements referred to in 3.2 above and is not intended to verify the viability, feasibility, or authenticity of the proposed Project.

It is further reminded that no Subscription is guaranteed and that Subscribers bear the risk of losing the amounts invested.

Once the Project is pre-selected, it is presented on the Site via its Project Page for Evaluation by Members.

During the Evaluation phase, Members who wish to do so may express their opinion on the quality of the Project, in particular its level of risk, its development potential, its social and environmental responsibility, and may, from this stage, make a Subscription to the Project.

The Evaluation Conditions are then communicated to the Project Holder, the Project to be Financed is published as such, and the Subscription Phase is opened.

Once published on the Site, Projects to be Financed can no longer be modified except to make corrections solely intended to improve the achievement of the objectives pursued by the Project.

It is the responsibility of the Project Holder to ensure that they hold all the necessary rights to publish the Project on the Site and that they comply with all laws and regulations applicable to the design and implementation of the Project concerned. In particular, Project Holders are prohibited from presenting a Project that violates applicable laws and regulations, that could undermine human dignity or a person’s privacy, or that incites or leads to illegal activity or any other activity that would infringe upon the rights of WE DO GOOD and its contracting parties, other Members, and more generally, any third party.

The Project Holder is fully responsible for the presentation of the Project published on the Site and must ensure in particular that this presentation cannot mislead Members.

The Project Holder acknowledges that providing misleading, incomplete, or inaccurate information may incur their liability towards WE DO GOOD, Members, and internet users, and assumes full responsibility for the consequences resulting from any omission or negligence in this regard.

In the event of the death, incapacity, accident of the Project Holder, or any other event placing them in the impossibility of carrying out their Project, WE DO GOOD is authorized to suspend the ongoing Subscription Phase. More generally, WE DO GOOD may, at its discretion, cancel the ongoing Subscription Phase and remove from the Site any Project if it is established that the Project Holder is in breach of these terms. In such case, all recorded Subscriptions would be immediately canceled, the concerned Subscribers refunded, and the Project Holder would not be entitled to recover the subscribed amounts.

Project Holders undertake to implement all necessary means to carry out their Projects to be Financed if they succeed in reaching the Minimum Threshold.

They undertake to update their Projects regularly and to share with other Members information concerning the progress of their Projects and their implementation.

In particular, the Project Holder is obliged, even after the end of the Subscription Phase, and for the duration during which Subscribers remain contractually bound to the Project Holder, to a reinforced duty of information.

Within this framework, beyond their legal obligations, the Project Holder will be required to inform Subscribers regularly, under conditions defined by a specific contract.

Article 4 - Subscription, subscription tracking, and royalty payments

Preliminary remark: the use of the tools provided by the Site for the completion of Subscriptions is under the sole and exclusive responsibility of the Project Holder.

4.1 – Opening of the Subscription Phase

Once the Project has been Validated and the Project Holder has agreed to the conditions of the Subscriptions, the Subscription Phase is opened.

4.2 – Subscription

Members are free to decide the amount of their Subscription, it being specified that a minimum amount may be required for each Project to be financed and that the Subscription amount paid must be at least equal to the value of the Counterpart.

The Subscription entails acceptance of all the conditions and terms of the Financing Operation, which will be detailed in the Project to be Financed and in the related Future Revenue Transfer Agreement.

The Subscription will be formalized by the electronic signature of a contract or subscription form setting out the main conditions and terms of the Financing Operation and/or of any related documents.

Depending on the amount of the Subscription, the electronic signature must be made using the system of an Electronic Signature Service Provider.

It is specified that WE DO GOOD does not receive any commissions from Subscribers on Subscriptions.

4.3 – Payment Terms

Payment of the Subscription will be made through the system of the Payment Service Provider, whose General Terms of Use are annexed hereto and whose provisions are incorporated into these General Terms and Conditions. Accordingly, acceptance of these General Terms and Conditions also constitutes acceptance of the General Terms of Use of the Payment Service Provider, hereinafter referred to as the “GTU.”

The Subscription is immediately debited from the Payment Account (as defined in the GTU).

If, at the end of the Subscription Phase, the Minimum Threshold has not been reached, the Subscription is then transferred back from the Project Holder’s Electronic Money Account to the Electronic Money Account of the Subscriber who made the Subscription. The latter may then use this amount to invest in another Project to be Financed or request reimbursement at no cost to them.

If, at the end of the Confirmation Phase, the Minimum Threshold has been reached or exceeded, the total amount of the Subscriptions will be transferred to the Project Holder’s bank account, under the conditions defined below, and can no longer, from that point, be reimbursed to the Subscriber.

4.4 – Cancellation of a Financing Operation

In the event of the termination of Projects to be Financed during the Subscription Phase, the Financing Operation must then be stopped and the related Subscriptions reimbursed to the concerned Subscribers.

4.5 – Royalty

At the end of a successful Financing Operation, the Project Holder is required to pay a Royalty to their Subscribers under the conditions specified in the Future Revenue Transfer Agreement concluded with them. This Royalty is paid using the payment services offered on the Site and is transferred to the Subscriber’s Electronic Money Account, from which they may transfer it to their bank account or use it to make a new Subscription.

4.6 – Remainders

In the context of the payment of a Royalty, if during its distribution among Subscribers there remains, due to rounding mechanisms, a remainder of Royalty that cannot—because of its small amount—be equitably distributed among Subscribers in proportion to their Subscriptions, said remainder shall be definitively acquired by WE DO GOOD.

4.7 – Tax Obligations

The User acknowledges that the information provided by WE DO GOOD in no way constitutes tax advice and is given for informational purposes only. WE DO GOOD cannot be held responsible for the tax consequences related to a Financing Offer. WE DO GOOD recommends that Members and Project Holders consult a tax or legal advisor in order to receive advice suited to their personal situation. It is up to each Subscriber to verify their eligibility to benefit from tax reductions or advantages of any kind on all or part of the Subscriptions made via the Site, in accordance with applicable regulations.

WE DO GOOD does not have the capacity to verify the accuracy of the tax information provided by a Subscriber and cannot be held liable for its potentially inaccurate, erroneous, or incomplete nature.

Any Member wishing to participate in a Financing Offer is informed that the financial returns displayed on the Site do not take into account the impact of taxation or social contributions. Any Subscriber is also informed that the interest they may receive in connection with a remunerated Subscription may be subject to withholding or source deductions, depending on the applicable tax and social regime.

As the tax and social regime may change at any time, WE DO GOOD makes no commitment and incurs no liability in this respect toward Subscribers, Members in general, or Project Holders.

Where legally required, WE DO GOOD will annually submit to the tax authorities a declaration mentioning, for each Subscriber liable to tax in France, the identifying information of the Subscriber, their status as an individual, the gross income received, and the amount of tax withheld at source by WE DO GOOD acting on behalf of the Project Holder in its capacity as an agent of the Payment Service Provider, as well as the category to which they relate.

The Subscriber will receive, where applicable, the income attached to the Subscriptions made on the Site, net of the payment of the flat tax, said tax being paid to the Public Treasury by the Project Holder through WE DO GOOD acting as an agent of the Payment Service Provider.

The application of the flat tax and social contributions depends on the individual tax situation of each Subscriber, according to the declaration they made to WE DO GOOD via the Subscriber’s online space before November 30 of year N for application in fiscal year N+1. In the absence of a declaration made by the Subscriber, WE DO GOOD will apply the flat tax advance.

Article 5 - Conditions particulières applicables aux porteurs de projet

The terms of this article apply to all Project Holders as defined at the beginning of these terms. 5.1 – Financing Against Project Revenue Royalty The investments planned by the Project Holder are partially or fully financed by Subscribers via a contract for the transfer of future project revenues, calculated, depending on the case, on an agreed reference (Revenue, cost savings, etc.). The Project Holder undertakes to pay Subscribers a portion of their Revenues, expressed as a percentage and defined by them before the start of the Financing Operation under the terms set out in the Future Revenue Transfer Agreement used in connection with the Financing Operation. Funds raised by the Project Holder through the payment services provided by WE DO GOOD and its service providers will be transferred to the Project Holder 15 calendar days after the fundraising in order to respect the legal withdrawal period of Subscribers. In accordance with the terms of the Future Revenue Transfer Agreement approved by the Project Holder at the time of launching their Financing Operation, the Project Holder agrees to authorize WE DO GOOD, through its payment service provider, to debit their bank account to ensure payment of the Royalty in case of non-declaration or late payment. 5.2 – Specific Usage Conditions Given the necessary credibility of the Site and the editorial line promoted by WE DO GOOD, the latter may refuse access to the Site and Services to Project Holders and/or Projects that are not recognized by WE DO GOOD as meeting the required criteria of seriousness, responsibility, and innovation. Responsibility is understood as the absence of excessive and uncontrolled harmful consequences on the economic, social, and ecological environment. Furthermore, a Project can only be presented by a Project Holder if it meets WE DO GOOD’s selection criteria, which may be modified at any time and are accessible at: www.wedogood.co/investissement/criteres-selection . It is also the responsibility of the Project Holder to manage their Project on the Site and generate interest among the Member community. Indeed, it is reminded that the Site is only a technical platform, whose use is the responsibility of the Project Holder, and consequently neither the Site nor the Company participates in finding Subscribers on behalf of the Project Holder. WE DO GOOD reserves the right to refuse the start of a Subscription Phase for a Project that fewer than 50 Members evaluated during the Evaluation Phase, or whose expressed investment intentions represent less than 50% of the Minimum Threshold, or for which the majority of evaluators expressed a negative opinion or low evaluation of the project. In the case of a Financing Operation carried out privately on the Site under specific conditions proposed by WE DO GOOD, WE DO GOOD reserves the right to suspend or cancel said Operation if it is publicly communicated, understood as any communication accessible to everyone without restriction, such as an open social media post or an article published by a media outlet. Moreover, if the Project is not published within 6 months from the date the Project Holder formally agreed to collaborate with WE DO GOOD, by completing an online form, WE DO GOOD may consider the Financing Operation abandoned and request the processing fees again to put it online. 5.3 – Remuneration of WE DO GOOD by the Project Holder In exchange for using the service, WE DO GOOD will be entitled, in the event of a successful fundraising, i.e., once the minimum funding goal previously defined between the Project Holder and WE DO GOOD and published on the project page on the platform “WEDOGOOD.co” is reached, to remuneration equal to a fraction of the funds raised, defined in a quote, order form, or service agreement signed or validated online by the Project Holder. This remuneration is owed to WE DO GOOD by the Project Holder regardless of the extent to which they used the services provided by WE DO GOOD and will be subject to VAT at the applicable rate. It will be payable to WE DO GOOD upon invoicing on the day of fund release, either by the Project Holder’s bank or by direct debit from the funds raised on wedogood.co. Any late payment will incur late interest at a rate equal to the legal interest rate plus five points, without the need for prior notice. WE DO GOOD will invoice the Project Holder for management and payment fees for any transfer from the Project Holder to the Subscribers. These fees are set at five percent (5%) excluding tax of the amount transferred, unless otherwise agreed between the Project Holder and WE DO GOOD, as defined in a quote, order form, or service agreement signed by the Project Holder or accepted via online form. They are payable at the time of the Royalty payment. Any other specific services not provided herein and provided by WE DO GOOD will be subject to a separate agreement and remuneration, under conditions agreed by the parties. In the case of specific services requested by the Project Holder, WE DO GOOD is subject to a best-effort obligation. 5.4 – Responsibility of the Project Holder Acceptance of these special conditions implies the Project Holder’s acceptance of the use of technical tools intended to facilitate the material execution of the fundraising made available by WE DO GOOD. These technical tools, including the WEDOGOOD.co Internet platform, online payment service, and electronic signature service, will be used by and under the sole responsibility of the Project Holder, who accepts them. To allow WE DO GOOD to perform its tasks properly, the Project Holder undertakes to provide, in a timely and voluntary manner, all necessary elements and information, including commercial, technical, financial, administrative, or other, guaranteeing their completeness, accuracy, and truthfulness. The Project Holder is informed that any omission or inaccuracy in data provided to WE DO GOOD may significantly affect the quality of service and may engage their liability toward WE DO GOOD and the Subscribers. The Project Holder agrees to grant WE DO GOOD, in a timely manner, all authorizations and powers to carry out, on their behalf, all necessary actions for the successful execution of the fundraising. By creating a Project, the Project Holder guarantees to WE DO GOOD and Members, for themselves and/or their legal representative:
  1. Not to be listed in any of the Banque de France banking incident files (link: learn more about banking incident files):
    • The Central Cheque File (FCC), recording payment incidents (learn more about FCC)
    • The National File of Individual Loan Repayment Incidents (FICP), concerning loans and over-indebtedness (learn more about FICP)
    • The National File (FNCI) centralizing bank account details of individuals prohibited from issuing cheques, closed accounts, or cheques reported lost/stolen (learn more about FNCI)
  2. Not to have been or currently be subject to bankruptcy, insolvency, moratorium, controlled management, payment suspension, judicial liquidation, reorganization, or any similar procedure affecting creditors’ rights;
  3. Not to have been or currently be an administrator, officer, director, or hold significant influence in any entity subject to such procedures;
  4. Never to have had a criminal record related to their activity, not to be subject to criminal investigation, arrest warrant, extradition, preventive detention, imprisonment, fine, or other penalty, nor to civil or administrative procedures or disciplinary actions affecting their activity;
  5. Not to have been subject to investigations, enforcement procedures, or sanctions by a supervisory authority;
  6. Not to have had any refusal or revocation of registration, authorization, membership, or license for business, trade, or profession;
  7. Not to have been dismissed from a position of trust or fiduciary role, or encouraged to resign for serious contractual breaches;
  8. To be covered by insurance for all risks arising from their activity.
By committing to the above, the Project Holder undertakes to immediately inform WE DO GOOD if any of these elements change in the future. The Project Holder also undertakes to act openly and loyally toward WE DO GOOD and to provide all relevant information reasonably required for informing Subscribers. The Project Holder further undertakes to include in all communications to potential Subscribers mentioning returns or financial gains a disclaimer regarding the risk of loss associated with the Subscription. WE DO GOOD reserves the right to suspend or cancel the Financing Operation conducted by a Project Holder who does not comply with these commitments. 5.5 – Commitment of the Project Holder in case of successful Financing Operation The Project Holder undertakes to fulfill all obligations toward Subscribers, including executing the Project as defined in the Project to be Financed and providing the Counterparts described therein. Project Holders agree not to propose or provide any illegal Counterparts, including those that are racist, discriminatory, defamatory, insulting, xenophobic, violent, infringing on third-party rights, against public order, illegal, violating confidentiality, property rights, trademarks, patents, or other intellectual/industrial property of third parties, dangerous, or falsified. If the Project Holder cannot provide the agreed Counterparts, they expressly undertake to fully reimburse Subscribers. The Project Holder expressly acknowledges sole responsibility for accounting, tax, and social obligations related to the Project and Subscriptions. WE DO GOOD is not responsible for the Project Holder, who remains solely responsible for the terms and obligations binding them to Subscribers in the context of Subscription collections. Project Holders are solely responsible for organizing Subscription collections and any Counterparts offered in Projects presented on the Site. Consequently, all risks related to the development and execution of a Project, including delays or cancellations, are entirely borne by the Project Holders. Project Holders may arrange reimbursements under the terms of the contracts binding them to Subscribers. WE DO GOOD is not responsible for reimbursements made or not made for Subscription collections. By accepting these terms, the Member declares that the source of funds used in a Subscription is legal and agrees not to use it for any illegal or fraudulent activity, including money laundering. The Member cannot hold WE DO GOOD liable in case of Project Holder default or failure to meet obligations. 5.6 – Confidentiality and Project Information WE DO GOOD may only use information provided by the Project Holder within the scope of its mission. WE DO GOOD cannot share such information with third parties without the Project Holder’s authorization. The Project Holder already authorizes WE DO GOOD to publish on the platform all information and documents relating to themselves and the Project to be financed, as well as all information and documents necessary for the fundraising. 5.7 – Promotion on the Site and Outside the Site Notwithstanding the terms of Article 5.6 of these terms, the Project Holder hereby agrees that the content and information provided may be freely used by WE DO GOOD within the framework of the operation of the Site and associated Services. Thus, the Project Holder and WE DO GOOD mutually grant each other, free of charge, for the entire world and for the duration during which the Project Holder is registered on the Site and for 10 years following the date of the Project’s first presentation on the Site, the rights specified below, in order to allow the Service to operate or to promote the Site, through dissemination on the Internet, mobile networks, and/or any other current public communication network. In this regard, the Project Holder and WE DO GOOD mutually grant the right, in particular:
  • To use, for the purpose of communication and promotion of the Site, their name as well as the name and characteristics of the Project;
  • The right to reproduce and have reproduced the content and information provided on the Site on any network, by any process, in any known or unknown form, in association or not with other works of any nature, as long as these uses are related to the promotion of the Project;
  • To represent or have represented all or part of the Project’s content.
The Project Holder and WE DO GOOD also expressly authorize each other to promote and/or advertise the Project, and to disseminate, together with the content, advertising, commercial, and/or promotional messages relating to third-party products or services. The Project Holder also expressly agrees that the content and information provided may be used on the Site alongside the trademarks or logos of WE DO GOOD’s partners. 5.8 – Scope and Duration of Special Conditions Applicable to Project Holders These special conditions apply to all Project Holders from the creation of a project on WEDOGOOD.co or from the signing of a quote, order form, or service agreement involving the use of the services available on WEDOGOOD.co and until the closure of the commitments under the Future Revenue Transfer Agreements concerning them. 5.9 – Unilateral Waiver by the Project Holder before the End of the Financing Operation The Project Holder may unilaterally withdraw from the Financing Operation on the Site by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt, with a notice period of 7 working days. If the Financing Operation is in the Subscription Phase, indicated as “in funding” on the project page of the Site, and has not yet reached the minimum target as stated at the first publication of the project page on the Site, the Project Holder will be charged a cancellation fee of €300 as well as an amount representing 2% of the funds collected the day before sending the registered letter mentioned above. If the Financing Operation is in the Subscription Phase, indicated as “in funding” on the project page of the Site, and has reached or exceeded the minimum target as stated at the first publication of the project page on the Site, WE DO GOOD’s remuneration will be in accordance with Article 5.3 of these terms. 5.10 – Payment of Counterparts via WE DO GOOD and its Partners and of Invoices to WE DO GOOD The Project Holder agrees to make payments on time. Failure to meet this obligation will result in the Project Holder owing their creditor, whether a Subscriber or WE DO GOOD, late payment penalties equal to three times the current legal interest rate. The Project Holder also agrees, where applicable, to reimburse all amounts directly spent by the Subscriber, their agents, or WE DO GOOD in order to recover the amounts due under these terms. These expenses include, in particular, bailiff fees, postal fees, and fees and commissions for the use of a debt collection company, provided that these expenses are justified and comply with market standards.

Article 6 - Conditions applicable to message delivery services

Le Membre ou Porteur de Projet s’interdit de poster tout contenu susceptible d’induire en erreur les autres Membres du site, ou constituant une fausse déclaration. Il engage seul sa responsabilité à l’égard des autres Membres, pour les préjudices subis par ces derniers en raison de la nature inexacte ou trompeuse de ces contenus.

 

Le Membre ou Porteur de Projet doit s’assurer qu’il détient les droits, notamment de propriété intellectuelle nécessaire à la publication des contenus qu’il diffuse.

 

WE DO GOOD décline toute responsabilité résultant de la violation éventuelle des droits des tiers.

 

Les Membres ou Porteurs de Projet sont seuls responsables des contenus qu’ils mettent en ligne sur les Forums et les espaces de commentaires et s’engagent à ce que les informations publiées ne violent pas de disposition légale ou réglementaire en vigueur. En particulier, le Membre ou Porteur de Projet s’interdit de poster tout contenu manifestement ou potentiellement illicite, quel qu’en soit le support (sons, textes, images, vidéos, … )

 

WE DO GOOD n’exerce pas de modération en amont sur les messages et contenus mis en ligne par les Membres ou Porteurs de Projet, ou auxquels le Site est susceptible de renvoyer. Elle agit en tant qu’hébergeur au sens de l’article 6 I 2° de la loi n° 2004-575 du 21 JUIN 2004 pour la confiance dans l’économie numérique, et se livre à ce titre à une simple activité de stockage.

 

Tout Membre ou Porteur de Projet doit signaler à WE DO GOOD tout contenu illicite ou manifestement illicite par email, à l’adresse admin@wedogood.co, ou via les moyens prévus pour cela sur la plateforme (exemple : bouton « signaler ce contenu »).

 

WE DO GOOD se réserve la possibilité de supprimer immédiatement, sans notification préalable et sans indemnité, tout contenu illicite ou manifestement illicite dont elle a eu connaissance, ainsi que le Compte Personnel de tout Membre qui aurait publié le contenu illicite.

 

Par ailleurs, en application de l’article 6 I 7° de la loi n° 2004-575 du 21 JUIN 2004 pour la confiance dans l’économie numérique, la Société se réserve le droit de communiquer aux autorités judiciaires, tout élément permettant l’identification de tout Membre ou Porteur de Projet ayant posté un contenu manifestement illicite porté à sa connaissance.

Article 7 - Policy on the collection, processing, and protection of personal data

The Member acknowledges and understands that they are required to provide personal information when registering on the Site.

This article describes the personal data protection policy (hereinafter the “Policy”) and sets out the commitments implemented by WE DO GOOD, as the data controller, to ensure the protection of the Member’s personal data. In carrying out its processing of personal data, WE DO GOOD has registered its site with the CNIL. The Site is registered under No. 1705979.

7.1 – Data Collected and Their Processing

WE DO GOOD collects several types of data through its various online services:

  • Identification data (first name, last name, date and place of birth, etc.);
  • Contact information (phone number, postal and email addresses, etc.);
  • Transaction data (subscriptions, transfers, card payments, related to deposits and withdrawals from the WE DO GOOD Account or the Payment Service Provider, e.g., bank account details);
  • For professionals and corporate officers of funded companies, tax data (country of tax residence, tax identification number, etc.);
  • Data related to the Member’s online behavior and preferences when browsing the Site or third-party sites, including connection data;
  • Data from communications with WE DO GOOD (chat, emails, etc.);
  • Photographs;
  • Audio or video recordings;
  • Interests;
  • Data obtained with the Member’s consent and/or collected in accordance with applicable regulations.

These data are generally obtained directly from the Member, whether by phone, chat, or Internet. However, WE DO GOOD may also process data obtained from third-party organizations, particularly to fulfill its regulatory obligations or with the Member’s consent for certain services.

The collection and processing of data requested by WE DO GOOD are essential for providing WE DO GOOD products and services and/or for complying with legal and regulatory requirements. Outside of these cases, WE DO GOOD does not collect any data without the Member’s prior consent.

WE DO GOOD automatically collects certain information about the type of browser and device (computer, mobile device) used by Members for system administration, fraud prevention, service quality maintenance, and to provide general usage statistics.

The Member or Project Holder acknowledges and accepts that cookies may be placed on their device to record information about their navigation on the Site. Cookies do not contain personal information and are sent from the server to the Member’s or Project Holder’s device. Cookies are used, for example, to identify the Member or Project Holder more quickly when logging in. The Member or Project Holder may refuse cookies by configuring their browser accordingly, although site functionality may be impaired.

7.2 – Purposes of Data Processing

WE DO GOOD processes data for purposes based on legal or regulatory obligations, contract execution, consent (for services allowing synchronization of external documents), or legitimate interests (such as commercial prospecting). Accordingly, WE DO GOOD may process data for the following purposes:

  • Customer relationship management;
  • Provision of subscribed products and services;
  • Provision of services using data synchronization;
  • Management, study, and issuance of financing offers in the form of future revenue cessions or royalties;
  • Compliance with legal and regulatory obligations;
  • Fraud prevention;
  • Network and transaction security;
  • Proof of transactions and agreements;
  • Debt collection and assignment, management of payment incidents;
  • Personalized offers and commercial proposals;
  • For professionals and corporate officers of funded companies, communication and dissemination regarding the identity of personnel involved in the fundraising project.
7.3 – Recipients of Data

WE DO GOOD may be required to provide certain Member data to public authorities upon request or as part of its legal and regulatory obligations. WE DO GOOD may also share Member personal data with its technical providers, partners, insurance brokers, or legal entities within its Group when necessary to fulfill the purposes above.

The relevant providers and partners include:

  • Payment service provider, Lemonway;
  • Tax authorities;
  • For professionals and corporate officers of funded companies, online payment providers;
  • For investors in funded companies, the funded companies themselves.

For any provider mentioned above, the Member will be informed by email.

7.4 – Data Security

All precautions have been taken to store Member or Project Holder data securely. Only certain WE DO GOOD employees, or employees of contracted or affiliated companies, may access this data when necessary. Personal information provided during registration is not accessible to third parties, nor is it transmitted, sold, or exchanged, except as described below and with prior information and consent, or in the absence of opposition.

WE DO GOOD uses SSL technologies to ensure the confidentiality of data transmitted over networks.

7.5 – Retention and Storage of Data

To ensure proper handling of financial transactions, Members’ personal data must be retained and updated regularly for the duration of any future revenue cession contract they are party to.

To comply with legal and regulatory obligations and/or respond to authorized authorities’ requests, personal data will be kept beyond the date of the last royalty payment for a period of 5 years.

Some data may also be anonymized for statistical purposes.

7.6 – Members’ Rights

Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Members have the right to access, rectify, erase, restrict processing, and port their data, as well as to determine its fate after their death. These rights can be exercised under the conditions and limitations provided by applicable law.

Members may exercise these rights through tools available on the Site, including their personal account, or by contacting WE DO GOOD’s Data Protection Officer at: dpo@wedogood.co

Members have the right to lodge a complaint with the French data protection authority, CNIL.

If WE DO GOOD is informed of a Member’s death, verified by a death certificate, it will contact the person designated in the Member’s account settings, provided the Member had entered the name, email, and phone number. If WE DO GOOD successfully contacts this person within 3 months, access to the deceased Member’s account will be granted. Otherwise, the account may be deleted.

7.7 – Data Confidentiality

WE DO GOOD is a revenue-sharing funding platform and an Intermediary in Financing, subject to professional secrecy. WE DO GOOD commits to implementing all measures to ensure the security and confidentiality of information entrusted to it.

7.8 – Consent to Data Collection

Whenever personal data is collected, WE DO GOOD endeavors to provide a link to this Policy. WE DO GOOD may modify this Policy; the current version is available on the Site, and Members will be informed of any changes via the Site or other means.

Article 8 - Responsibilities

8.1 – Access to the Site

To use the Services, the Member or Project Holder must have the equipment, software, and settings necessary for the proper functioning of the Site. The Member or Project Holder must possess the skills, hardware, and software required for Internet use. The Member or Project Holder declares that they fully understand the characteristics and limitations of the Internet.

The Member or Project Holder acknowledges that the characteristics and limitations of the Internet do not guarantee the security, availability, or integrity of data transmissions during their transfer online. Therefore, the Member or Project Holder transmits data at their own risk.

WE DO GOOD cannot be held responsible for any incidents arising from such transmissions. In any case, the Member or Project Holder expressly acknowledges and accepts that they use the Site at their own risk and under their sole responsibility.

Given the specific nature of the Internet, WE DO GOOD does not guarantee uninterrupted access to the Services, being held only to a best-efforts obligation.

WE DO GOOD’s liability cannot be engaged in the event of damages resulting from temporary inability to access any Services offered on the Site.

Any delay, suspension, or cancellation in the display of a Project due to technical failures inherent to the Internet, outside of WE DO GOOD’s control, cannot justify refusal to pay by the Project Holder, nor give rise to any compensation of any kind or in any form.

WE DO GOOD cannot be held responsible for malfunctions, access issues, or poor conditions of use caused by unsuitable equipment, internal issues of the Member’s or Project Holder’s internet provider, misuse of the Site or Services, or internet network congestion.

WE DO GOOD disclaims any liability for damages or losses related to the use or inability to use the Site or its content, except where required by law.

8.2 – Modifications to the Site

The Site may undergo modifications. Therefore, all information on the Site is subject to change at any time due to the interactive nature of the Site, without engaging WE DO GOOD’s liability.

WE DO GOOD is held to a best-efforts obligation in providing the Services. It is therefore not responsible for any unavailability, suspension, or interruption of the Site or Services due to maintenance, hardware or software upgrades, emergency repairs, or circumstances beyond its control (e.g., technical failures or telecom link issues).

WE DO GOOD strives to take adequate measures to limit disruptions to the extent they are attributable to it.

Furthermore, WE DO GOOD cannot be held liable for indirect or unforeseeable damages under Articles 1231-3 and 1231-4 of the French Civil Code.

According to Article 1992 of the Civil Code, WE DO GOOD’s liability may only be sought in cases of fraud or management faults.

8.3 – Information Provided by Members

Information provided by a Member or Project Holder must be truthful, accurate, and consistent with reality. The consequences of disclosing this information on their life and/or that of other Members or Project Holders are the sole responsibility of the Member or Project Holder.

Members or Project Holders voluntarily disclose information, data, text, content, photos, or videos on the Site. They assume full responsibility and waive any recourse against WE DO GOOD, including claims related to image rights, honor, reputation, or privacy arising from the disclosure or publication of such information.

WE DO GOOD does not guarantee that the information provided is detailed, complete, verified, or accurate. All documents, information, descriptive sheets, and content on the Site are provided “as is,” without any express or implied warranty of any kind.

WE DO GOOD cannot be held responsible for inaccuracies in information or content provided by other Members, Project Holders, Site Visitors, or the Member/Project Holder themselves.

Additionally, WE DO GOOD cannot be held liable for content posted by a Member or Project Holder that may infringe the rights of other Members, Project Holders, or third parties.

Members or Project Holders expressly acknowledge that WE DO GOOD cannot, under any circumstances, be held responsible for Projects, including their presentation, execution, delays, cancellations, or the granting of Rewards.

WE DO GOOD is not responsible for the actions or omissions of Project Holders, who remain solely responsible for the full terms and execution of the Funded Project with respect to Members and Subscribers.

Members must therefore address all questions or complaints directly to the Project Holders.

The Project Holder guarantees and agrees to indemnify WE DO GOOD against any damages suffered and to protect it against any claims by a Member or third party arising from the violation of any rights resulting from the publication or execution of the Project on the Site.

Furthermore, WE DO GOOD does not provide any advisory obligations under these terms. It cannot be held responsible for the consequences of Subscriptions and only assists Project Holders in presenting and promoting their Projects in a limited manner.

WE DO GOOD disclaims all liability in the event of a dispute between Members, Visitors, or Project Holders.

The Site contains links to third-party websites. These linked sites are not under WE DO GOOD’s control, and WE DO GOOD is not responsible for their content. Links are provided for convenience and do not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation with the linked site.

Linked sites are operated by independent resellers or service providers, and WE DO GOOD cannot guarantee that Members or Project Holders will be satisfied with their products, services, or business practices.

Members or Project Holders are responsible for performing any necessary or appropriate checks before conducting transactions with these third parties.

8.4 – Absence of Conflicts of Interest

WE DO GOOD ensures that no potential conflicts of interest exist regarding Projects seeking funding involving its directors, employees, or their close relations.

A director or employee of WE DO GOOD may contribute in their own name to the funding of a Project under the same conditions as any Member.

8.5 – Force Majeure

WE DO GOOD’s liability cannot be engaged if the execution of its obligations is prevented or delayed due to force majeure as defined by French case law.

Article 9 - Intellectual Property

9.1 – Content Published by WE DO GOOD

Trademarks and derivative logos are the intellectual property of WE DO GOOD.

More generally, all intellectual property rights, both economic and moral, related to the content and information elements on the Site belong exclusively to WE DO GOOD, subject to any proprietary rights that may belong to third parties for which WE DO GOOD has obtained the necessary rights transfers or authorizations.

The rights granted to the Member for the use of the Site and the Services provided by WE DO GOOD do not constitute any transfer or authorization to exploit or use any elements of the Site.

All intellectual property elements—including trademarks, designs, texts, hyperlinks, logos, images, videos, sound elements, software, layout, databases, code, etc.—contained on the Site and associated sites are protected under national and international intellectual property law.

They remain the exclusive property of WE DO GOOD and/or its partners.

However, texts and images published on the Site by WE DO GOOD are licensed under the Creative Commons 3.0 License (Attribution – Share Alike): http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/fr/

The aforementioned content does not include texts and images published on the Site by Project Holders.

WE DO GOOD is the producer of the database created by the Site within the meaning of Articles L.341-1 et seq. of the Intellectual Property Code. Any extraction or use of the database content not expressly authorized may result in civil and/or criminal liability of the user.

WE DO GOOD reserves the right to take legal action against anyone who violates this prohibition.

9.2 – Content Published by Members or Project Holders

The Member or Project Holder grants WE DO GOOD a license to use the intellectual property rights attached to the content provided by the Member or Project Holder for the purpose of publication on the Site.

This license includes, in particular, the right for WE DO GOOD to reproduce, display, adapt, translate, digitize, use, or sublicense content concerning the Member or Project Holder (information, images, videos, descriptions, search criteria, etc.) across all electronic communication media in the course of providing its Services.

The Member or Project Holder expressly authorizes WE DO GOOD to modify such content to comply with the Site’s visual identity or other communication media referenced above and/or to make it compatible with technical performance or media formats.

These rights are granted worldwide and for the entire duration of these General Conditions between the Member or Project Holder and WE DO GOOD.

The Member or Project Holder also agrees not to copy, reproduce, or otherwise use content related to other Members or Project Holders except strictly for personal and private use within the Services.

Article 10 - Suspension and interruption of services

Without this creating any obligation on its part to verify the content, accuracy, or consistency of the content, WE DO GOOD has the right to refuse the insertion of a Project.

 

WE DO GOOD is free to delete or modify, either before or after publication, any content on the Site that is not related to the normally expected content, the editorial line of the Site, or that is disrespectful of the laws and regulations in force.

 

To this end, WE DO GOOD has the right to carry out electronic monitoring to detect problematic content and to take sanctions against its author, including exclusion.

 

WE DO GOOD reserves the right to suspend or limit access to the Services subscribed to by the Member or Project Holder after having informed the individual by any means in the event of non-performance by the Member or Project Holder of any of their obligations under the General Conditions.

 

Thus, without prejudice to the provisions of Article 12 herein, in the event of a breach by a Member or Project Holder of any of their obligations, WE DO GOOD reserves the right to block any Project or content of the concerned Member, to delete problematic messages or content regardless of their nature, to prevent the publication of all or part of the Project, and/or to block access to all or part of the Services, either temporarily or permanently, without compensation or refund and without prejudice to remedies that may be exercised against the Member or Project Holder.

 

In the event of a suspension, whatever the cause, WE DO GOOD reserves the right not to refund, as a contractual penalty, all or part of the credited amounts that it deems necessary to repair the damage, whatever its nature, that it may have suffered.

Article 11 - Term and termination

11.1 – Duration of the Relationship with WE DO GOOD

The General Conditions apply for the entire duration of the use of the Site and until the closure of the Personal Account for any reason whatsoever.

 

11.2 – Termination of Personal Account

 

The Member or Project Holder may request the termination of their Personal Account at any time, by email to admin@wedogood.co, or by mail addressed to WE DO GOOD, Termination Service, at the registered office address of WE DO GOOD indicated in the legal notices at the beginning of this document, or by using the means provided on the site (account deletion function).

 

11.3 – Termination of the General Conditions

The General Conditions may be terminated by WE DO GOOD subject to a notice period of one (1) month.

 

11.4 – Termination for Non-Compliance with These Terms

Furthermore, in the event of non-performance or non-compliance by the Member or Project Holder with any of the obligations and stipulations provided herein, WE DO GOOD may modify, suspend, limit, or delete access to the Site within fifteen (15) days following a formal notice sent to the Member or Project Holder that remains ineffective, without the latter being able to claim any compensation whatsoever, without prejudice to any damages that WE DO GOOD would be entitled to claim to repair the harm suffered.

 

In the event of a serious breach of any provision of the General Conditions, WE DO GOOD shall be entitled to terminate the Personal Account of the Member or Project Holder without notice or formal warning, without any compensation, and without prejudice to any damages that WE DO GOOD would be entitled to claim to repair the harm suffered.

 

11.5 – Inactive Account

In the case of a Personal Account created at least twelve months ago that is not linked to a Project requiring the payment or receipt of Royalties, either because it has not made any Subscriptions, because such Subscriptions have ceased to produce effects, or because the holder of the Personal Account has not submitted a Project to be Funded that has effectively received Subscriptions, this Personal Account will be subject to management fees by WE DO GOOD of ten euros per quarter.

 

If the balance of the Personal Account’s Electronic Wallet is zero, WE DO GOOD shall have the option to terminate it after a one-month notice, notified by email.

 

If, in accordance with its own General Terms of Use, the Payment Service Provider terminates the User’s Account with its services, WE DO GOOD shall automatically have the option to terminate the Personal Account, after a one-month notice, notified by email.

Article 12 - Applicable law and disputes

12.1 – Correspondence and Evidence

Correspondence exchanged between WE DO GOOD and Members or Project Holders is primarily conducted by email. Therefore, pursuant to Articles 1316 et seq. of the French Civil Code, the Member or Project Holder acknowledges and agrees that the information provided by WE DO GOOD by email and on the Site is binding between the parties and has the same probative value as a handwritten document.

12.2 – Notifications

Unless expressly stated otherwise, notifications between the parties hereto are made by email.

Notifications are deemed to have been received 24 hours after the email is sent, unless the sender is notified of the invalidity of the email address.

12.3 – Applicable Law

By express agreement between the parties, the General Conditions and the operations arising therefrom are governed by French law.

They are written in French. In the event of a translation into one or more languages, only the French text shall prevail in case of a dispute.

12.4 – Complaints and Dispute Management

In the event of a difficulty or dispute between the parties regarding the interpretation, execution, or termination of the General Conditions, the parties shall endeavor to resolve it amicably and agree to seek an amicable solution in the spirit of the General Conditions.

Any Member of the site may submit a complaint related to the use of the site via the “complaints and dispute handling” page available at the following URL: www.wedogood.co/reclamations

In the event of a dispute, the Member may submit a written complaint to the WE DO GOOD Customer Service by email: bonjour@wedogood.co or by mail addressed to the registered office of WE DO GOOD indicated in the legal notices at the beginning of this document.

If the Member is not satisfied with the response provided by WE DO GOOD Customer Service or in the absence of a response within 2 months, they may refer the matter to the consumer mediator chosen by the France Fintech association, of which WE DO GOOD is a member, and which is designated on the following page: www.wedogood.co/reclamations

The solution proposed by the Mediator is not binding on the parties, who remain free at any time to withdraw from the Mediation process.

Failing an amicable solution, the most diligent party shall refer the matter to the competent courts.

Consumer mediation applies only to individual Subscribers and is limited to relations between Subscribers and WE DO GOOD, excluding relations between Subscribers and Project Holders or between Subscribers and the Payment Service Provider.

12.5 – Severability

If one or more provisions contained in the General Conditions are declared null and void, the validity of the other provisions shall in no way be affected.

The provisions declared null shall, in accordance with the spirit and purpose of these General Conditions, be replaced by other valid provisions, which, given their scope, come as close as possible to the null provisions to the fullest extent permitted by law.

12.6 – Waiver

The fact that WE DO GOOD does not invoke, at any time, one of the provisions of the General Conditions shall not be interpreted as a waiver by WE DO GOOD to invoke it later.

12.7 – Assignment/Substitution

WE DO GOOD reserves the right to assign to any third party of its choice all or part of its rights, obligations, and data under the General Conditions or to substitute any third party for the execution hereof, whether gratuitously or for consideration, provided that the assignee agrees to assume the terms of these General Conditions in its relationship with the Members, which the Member or Project Holder accepts without reservation.

12.8 – Continuation of Contractual Relationships

In the event that WE DO GOOD ceases its activities or the Site is no longer operational, the contractual relationships established between the Project Holder and the Subscriber through the platform shall remain unaffected, and it shall be the Project Holder’s responsibility to implement the necessary means to fulfill these obligations.

It is specified that WE DO GOOD has entered into an agreement with its payment service provider regarding the winding-up management of its activities, in the event that it is no longer able to continue operating them.

12.9 – Late Payments and Penalties

In cases where a Project Holder uses a WE DO GOOD service, whether a service present on the Site or an ancillary service to a Funding Operation, in the event of late payment exceeding one month, WE DO GOOD may require late payment penalties at a rate of three times the legal interest rate, in accordance with Article L441-6 of the French Commercial Code.

Terms and conditions of use for the Lemon Way service and use of electronic money.

As specified in Article 4.3, acceptance of these General Conditions constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use of “LEMON WAY,” available at the following URL: https://www.lemonway.com/conditions-generales-dutilisation/

In the general terms and conditions of “LEMON WAY,” the term “Client” corresponds to the term “Member” in the general conditions of WEDOGOOD.co.