Verified creator ethics

Rewards are performance-based and not guaranteed. Rewards depend on verified participation, content approval, engagement, referral activity, provider availability, and program terms.

Creator economics framing

CBC rewards verified journey participation and approved content. Rewards are not guaranteed and are not provided simply for making a purchase. Rewards depend on participation, content approval, engagement, referral activity, provider availability, verification, and program terms.

Creator Opportunity tiers illustrate directional upside — CBC never promises cashback simply because spend occurred.
Verified UGC campaigns require disclosure overlays (#ad, Paid partnership, platform-native badges) plus RI-verified artifacts before payouts advance.
Campaign Rewards fluctuate with participation velocity, engagement mix, referral cadence, and slot availability inside verified catalogs.
RI Assist monitors hesitation markers so creators recover momentum — not passive income shortcuts.

Creator agreement

Placeholder: outline eligibility, prohibited claims, FTC adherence, contractor filming waivers, data retention, dispute cadence. Legal counsel should finalize language prior to launch.

Terms of Service

Placeholder: binding terms covering acceptable use, account security, dispute resolution, limitation of liability, and consent capture for SMS/email outreach.

Campaign terms

Placeholder: attach tier matrices, payout cadence, claw-back clauses for fraudulent proofs, arbitration venues. Tie explicitly to campaign availability statements above.

Privacy policy

Placeholder: describe Supabase storage paths for proofs, retention windows, subprocessors, SMS/email consent captured during signup.

Disclosure rules

CBC creators must maintain audible/visual disclosure cues when referencing CBC incentives. Paid partnerships cannot imply guaranteed monetary outcomes — emphasize participation-based storytelling only.