Curevora Partner Program Terms

By Curevora, LLC · Effective August 17, 2026 · Last updated August 17, 2026

These Curevora Partner Program Terms ("Partner Terms") apply to participation in the Curevora Partner Program (the "Program").

The Program is operated by Curevora, LLC ("Curevora," "we," "us," or "our").

These Partner Terms supplement the Curevora Partner Program Agreement, applicable Partner Relationship Schedule, Partner Compliance Standards, Partner Brand and Claims Guide, orientation and certification requirements, and other Program documents applicable to an approved Partner.

If an approved Partner has signed a Partner Program Agreement or Partner Relationship Schedule that conflicts with these general Partner Terms, the more specific signed agreement or Schedule controls for that subject.

1. The Partner Program

The Curevora Partner Program allows approved individuals and organizations to introduce eligible customers and, where approved, prospective Partners to Curevora.

"Partner" is a Curevora program designation only.

It does not create a legal partnership, joint venture, franchise, agency, fiduciary relationship, employment relationship, or authority to bind Curevora.

A Partner acts independently and is responsible for the Partner's own business, expenses, taxes, licenses, insurance where applicable, and legal compliance.

Curevora does not guarantee income, leads, referrals, customers, exclusivity, territory, or continued participation in the Program.

2. Partner Paths

Curevora may approve different types of Partner relationships, including:

The Partner Relationship Schedule identifies the Partner's approved path, activities, compensation terms, attribution rules, limitations, and any relationship-specific exceptions.

The Standard Referral Partner terms do not automatically establish the compensation or responsibilities of another Partner path. Organizer, Distribution, Strategic, or other relationships may require a separate Schedule or written agreement.

3. Application, Approval, and Activation

Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance into the Program.

A Partner relationship becomes active only after Curevora approves the relationship and the Partner completes the applicable activation requirements.

Those requirements currently include:

Curevora may require additional reasonable information or documentation needed to administer a particular Partner relationship.

4. Independent Relationship

Partners are not employees or representatives authorized to act on behalf of Curevora.

Unless Curevora gives specific written authority, a Partner may not:

Partners control their own lawful business activities subject to these Partner Terms and the other Program documents.

5. Approved Curevora Positioning

Partners must describe Curevora accurately and use current Curevora-approved claims and materials.

Curevora's current primary offer is QR Checkout and the Vendor Dashboard for in-person vendors.

The current QR Checkout workflow is Venmo-only.

Curevora provides non-custodial payment-handoff and checkout-assist software. Curevora does not receive, hold, route, transmit, escrow, or control vendor or customer funds.

Customers pay vendors directly through Venmo in the current QR Checkout workflow.

Partners must not describe Curevora as a payment processor, wallet, merchant account, money transmitter, escrow provider, bank, or funds handler.

6. QR and Dashboard Claims

Partners must accurately distinguish between Curevora's direct and tracked/minted QR paths.

Free/direct QR codes go directly into the applicable Venmo payment handoff and do not feed scan/tap activity into the Vendor Dashboard.

Starter and Pro tracked/minted QR codes route through Curevora first, record the applicable scan/tap and available product, location, and card context, and then hand the customer to Venmo.

Curevora cannot currently verify whether a Venmo payment was completed.

Therefore, Partners must not describe:

Partners must use current terminology from the Partner Brand and Claims Guide.

7. Third-Party Services and Venmo

Partners must not state or imply that Curevora is endorsed by, sponsored by, owned by, affiliated with, or formally partnered with Venmo or another third-party provider unless Curevora specifically authorizes that statement in writing.

Third-party names, logos, screenshots, trademarks, and brand assets may be used only as permitted by Curevora and the applicable third party.

8. Compensation Disclosures

A Partner who may receive compensation from a recommendation or referral must clearly disclose that relationship.

The disclosure must be placed where the audience can reasonably notice and understand it in connection with the recommendation or referral.

Partners should use the disclosure language and placement guidance in the current Partner Brand and Claims Guide.

A vague label that does not make the compensation relationship understandable should not be used as a substitute for a clear disclosure.

9. Referral Tracking and Attribution

Curevora may administer Partner attribution through FirstPromoter, a successor platform, manual records, or a combination of systems while the Program is being developed and implemented.

Unless an approved Protected Introduction or written campaign assignment controls, referral credit is generally based on the last qualifying Partner link or code used before enrollment within a 45-day attribution window.

Partners may not intentionally interfere with or overwrite another Partner's valid attribution.

Curevora may manually reconcile attribution when platform records are unavailable, incomplete, lost, or disputed.

Available evidence may include referral links, codes, enrollment dates, campaign records, Protected Introductions, account records, and relevant communications.

10. Protected Introductions

An approved Protected Introduction may override later automated attribution during the approved protection period.

The standard protection period is 45 days from approval.

Curevora may approve one additional 45-day extension when documented active communication continues.

When submitting a Protected Introduction, the Partner must:

A Protected Introduction does not become effective merely because it was submitted. Curevora must approve it.

11. Qualified Accounts

A new customer account becomes commission-eligible only after:

  1. Any applicable free trial has ended;
  2. The first successful payment has been received by Curevora; and
  3. The account has remained continuously active, paid, eligible, and in good standing for 45 days from the original enrollment.

This 45-day qualification period applies once to the account.

Later recurring payments do not restart the 45-day qualification period.

The 45-day attribution window and the 45-day qualification period serve different purposes and should not be treated as the same period.

12. Commissionable Revenue

"Commissionable Revenue" means net cash actually collected and retained by Curevora from an eligible Curevora subscription, product, or service after applicable:

Commissionable Revenue refers only to Curevora's own fees.

It does not include payments a vendor receives from customers through Venmo or another direct-payment workflow.

13. Standard Referral Partner Compensation

Unless a signed Partner Relationship Schedule states otherwise, the current Standard Referral Partner structure is:

Direct commission: 30% of Commissionable Revenue from properly attributed Qualified Accounts personally referred by the Partner.

Second-level commission: 10% of Commissionable Revenue from Qualified Accounts generated by an approved Curevora Partner whom the Partner directly introduced and who was formally attributed before generating the account.

The downstream Partner must complete Curevora's applicable approval, documentation, certification, and activation requirements.

There is no third or deeper compensation level.

14. No Recruiting-Only Compensation

Curevora does not pay compensation merely because a Partner:

Second-level commissions arise only from eligible Commissionable Revenue generated by Qualified customer accounts properly attributable through an approved downstream Partner.

Partners should not promote the Program primarily as an opportunity to earn money by recruiting other Partners.

15. No Required Purchase

Curevora does not require a Partner to purchase:

A Partner is not required to become a Curevora vendor customer simply to participate in the Program.

16. Payouts

Eligible commissions are currently processed on the 1st and 15th after:

Payments may be administered through Stripe Payouts and FirstPromoter, a successor system, or another method Curevora reasonably implements.

There is currently no minimum payout threshold for the Standard Referral Partner Program.

Processing dates do not guarantee that a financial institution will make funds available to the Partner on the same date.

17. Refunds, Chargebacks, and Commission Adjustments

A commission is based on Commissionable Revenue Curevora actually receives and retains.

Curevora may hold, reverse, offset, or deny a commission directly connected to:

Curevora will provide reasonable supporting detail when making an applicable commission adjustment.

Properly earned commissions unrelated to the issue are not ordinarily forfeited.

18. Customer Cancellations and Returns

If a properly attributed customer cancels and returns to Curevora within 60 days, the original Partner attribution continues.

If the customer returns after more than 60 days, the return is treated as a new enrollment and requires new qualifying attribution.

Account ownership or legal-entity changes may be reviewed individually.

19. Approved Marketing Conduct

Partners may use approved Curevora materials, referral links, referral codes, demonstrations, and other authorized resources.

Partners must not engage in:

Partners must not make earnings claims that Curevora has not approved and substantiated.

20. Content Approval

Curevora may require approval before a Partner publishes content involving:

Submitting content for approval does not mean the content has been approved.

Silence or failure by Curevora to respond does not constitute approval.

21. Customer and Prospect Information

Partners may use customer and prospect information only for legitimate, approved Program purposes and in compliance with applicable law and Curevora requirements.

Partners must not:

Curevora's handling of personal information is also governed by the applicable Curevora Privacy Policy.

22. Training, Certification, and Recertification

Partners must complete required orientation and certification before activation.

The current minimum passing score is 80%.

Curevora may use automated or AI-assisted scoring for administrative purposes, but material adverse decisions and disputed results may receive human review.

Curevora may require retraining or recertification following:

23. Compliance and Corrections

Partners must comply with the current Partner Compliance Standards and Partner Brand and Claims Guide.

For an ordinary correctable issue, Curevora may require correction within 24 hours after notice.

High-risk content involving fraud, false payment-provider affiliation, privacy violations, impersonation, or serious misleading claims must be removed immediately.

Depending on the circumstances, Curevora may require:

24. Fraud, Data Misuse, and Serious Violations

Curevora may immediately suspend or terminate a Partner relationship when reasonably necessary because of fraud, customer-data misuse, attribution manipulation, impersonation, unauthorized high-risk claims, continued prohibited activity, or another material breach.

Curevora may preserve relevant records and restrict Program access while reviewing serious concerns.

25. Brand and Intellectual Property

Curevora retains all rights in its name, trademarks, logos, software, website, designs, content, documentation, QR tools, Vendor Dashboard, and other intellectual property.

While the Partner remains authorized, Curevora grants the Partner a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable right to use current approved Curevora names, logos, referral links, codes, and materials solely for approved Partner activity.

A Partner may not create a domain, social-media account, business name, page, email identity, or other property that could reasonably be mistaken for an official Curevora property.

When Partner authorization ends, the Partner must stop using Curevora brand assets except where Curevora gives written permission otherwise.

26. Confidentiality

Partners must protect nonpublic information relating to Curevora, customers, prospects, other Partners, financial matters, technology, strategy, account access, and other confidential information.

Confidential information may be used only for legitimate authorized Program purposes.

This obligation continues after the Partner relationship ends where the information remains confidential.

27. Taxes and Expenses

Partners are responsible for their own expenses and for determining and satisfying applicable tax, licensing, reporting, business-registration, and other legal obligations associated with their Partner activity and compensation.

Curevora may require tax documentation before commissions can be paid.

28. No Income or Business Guarantee

Participation in the Program does not guarantee:

Individual results will vary based on circumstances and activity.

Partners may not represent Curevora Partner participation as guaranteed or typical income without Curevora's express approval and adequate substantiation.

29. Product and Pricing Changes

Curevora may change its products, features, plan structure, and customer pricing.

Unless a signed Schedule or amendment states otherwise, the applicable Partner commission percentage continues to apply to eligible Commissionable Revenue Curevora actually receives and retains.

If Curevora stops receiving Commissionable Revenue from an account or discontinues an applicable paid product, no commission is owed on revenue Curevora does not receive.

30. Program Changes

Curevora may update Program administration, technology, tracking systems, training, compliance standards, approved claims, operating procedures, and other Program requirements.

Material changes to a Partner's compensation or fundamental contractual rights require the applicable written Schedule, amendment, or other written agreement required by the Partner Program Agreement.

Curevora will maintain appropriate version records for Partner-facing policies and acknowledgments.

31. Term and Termination

Unless an applicable Partner Relationship Schedule states otherwise, either Curevora or the Partner may terminate the Partner relationship upon 30 days' written notice.

Curevora may suspend or terminate immediately for serious misconduct or material breach as described in these Partner Terms and the Partner Program Agreement.

32. Commissions After Termination

Post-termination commissions are governed by the applicable Partner Relationship Schedule.

Under the current Standard Referral Partner Schedule, properly attributed direct and second-level commissions continue while Curevora receives eligible Commissionable Revenue from the applicable accounts even if the Partner voluntarily terminates, reduces participation, or stops actively promoting Curevora.

No commission is owed for amounts Curevora does not receive.

Commissions connected to fraud, data misuse, attribution manipulation, intentional prohibited claims, or material breach may be denied as provided by the applicable Program documents.

33. Program Closure

If Curevora closes the Partner Program to new Partners, existing eligible accounts will be handled as provided in the applicable Partner Relationship Schedule.

Program closure does not create a commission on revenue Curevora does not actually receive.

34. Responsibility

Each party is responsible for its own acts and omissions.

Partners are responsible for the content they publish, communications they send, claims they make, information they submit, and activities they conduct in connection with the Program.

Nothing in the Program makes Curevora responsible for a Partner's separate business obligations or activities.

35. Governing Law and Disputes

These Partner Terms and the Partner Program are governed by the laws of the State of Utah, subject to any law that must apply regardless of this provision.

Before filing a lawsuit, the Partner and Curevora will first make a reasonable good-faith effort to resolve the dispute directly.

The parties may mutually agree to mediation.

Nothing prevents either party from seeking appropriate urgent relief to protect data, accounts, confidential information, intellectual property, or other rights requiring immediate protection.

36. Electronic Acceptance and Records

Curevora may use electronic signatures, acknowledgments, certifications, policy acceptances, and Program records.

Electronic signatures and acknowledgments may be treated as originals to the extent permitted by applicable law and the applicable Partner Program documents.

Curevora may maintain records showing the Partner's acceptance of applicable Program documents and policy versions.

37. Order of Precedence

These general Partner Terms are part of the overall Curevora Partner Program framework.

If Program documents conflict, the following order applies for the specific subject involved:

  1. A specifically negotiated signed amendment or relationship-specific written agreement
  2. The applicable signed Partner Relationship Schedule
  3. The Curevora Partner Program Agreement
  4. These Partner Terms
  5. The Partner Compliance Standards, Partner Brand and Claims Guide, orientation requirements, and other incorporated Program policies, except where the Partner Program Agreement expressly gives a particular document controlling authority for that subject

A more specific written requirement controls over a more general one for the matter it expressly addresses.

38. Contact Curevora

Questions about the Partner Program, compliance concerns, attribution issues, or Partner requirements may be sent to:

Curevora, LLC
165 E 900 N, #184
Spanish Fork, UT 84660
United States

Email: info@curevora.com
Phone: 385-483-1172