General Services Supplemental Vendor Terms

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About These Supplemental Terms

These General Services Supplemental Vendor Terms apply to Vendors, independent professionals, artisans, tradespeople, contractors, consultants, service businesses, community Providers, and other approved persons or organizations offering Services through Daivavarna.

Daivavarna’s Services category is intended to help Customers discover credible Providers offering useful, traditional, cultural, community-oriented, artisan, household, professional, and other approved Services consistent with Daivavarna’s Marketplace purpose.

Services may include, subject to approval, tailoring, alterations, textile work, repairs, custom artisan work, restoration, household assistance, traditional craft Services, cultural Services, community Services, consulting, local assistance, and other legitimate Services approved by Daivavarna.

Certain Services present specialized legal, professional, health, safety, licensing, or qualification issues and therefore belong under separate Supplemental Category Terms. For example, Ayurveda Practitioner Services, Astrology consultations, Classes, Accommodations, Events, and Jobs are governed by their applicable category requirements.

A Provider may offer only Services for which the Provider possesses sufficient skill, experience, qualification, authorization, licensing, insurance, equipment, facilities, and other resources reasonably necessary to perform the work lawfully and safely.

Daivavarna may permit different payment arrangements for Services. Some Providers may receive payment directly from Customers. In other cases, Daivavarna may facilitate payment through the Marketplace. The applicable payment model must be clearly disclosed and is governed by the Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy.

These Supplemental Terms supplement the General Vendor Terms and Seller Agreement, Marketplace Policies, Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy, Returns, Refunds and Cancellation Policy, Privacy Policy, Reviews and Community Content Policy, Prohibited and Restricted Products, Services and Activities Policy, and other applicable Supplemental Category Terms.

Nothing in these Supplemental Terms authorizes a Provider to perform a Service prohibited by Applicable Law.

1. PROVIDER APPROVAL REQUIRED

A Provider must receive Daivavarna approval before offering Services through the Marketplace.

General Vendor registration does not automatically authorize a Vendor to provide Services.

Daivavarna may review:

Provider identity;

business information;

experience;

qualifications;

licenses;

certifications;

insurance;

portfolio;

location;

Service description;

pricing model;

safety procedures;

or other relevant information.

2. CATEGORY APPROVAL

Approval may be granted for specific types of Services.

A Provider approved for tailoring, for example, is not automatically approved to provide regulated construction, healthcare, financial, legal, or another materially different Service.

3. CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY

Service approval is conditional and continuing.

Daivavarna may review a Provider where:

the Provider materially changes Services;

a required license expires;

insurance lapses;

serious Customer complaints arise;

safety concerns are reported;

the Provider materially misrepresents qualifications;

or another reasonable compliance concern exists.

4. SERVICE-LEVEL REVIEW

Daivavarna may require review of a particular Service Listing even where the Provider is already approved.

Higher-risk or unusual Services may require additional approval.

5. APPROVED SERVICE TYPES

Subject to Daivavarna approval, Services may include:

tailoring;

clothing alterations;

textile repair;

embroidery Services;

custom stitching;

traditional garment work;

artisan commissions;

craft repair;

furniture repair;

household-item repair;

traditional restoration;

custom fabrication;

local cultural Services;

community assistance;

professional consulting where lawful;

design Services;

photography where approved;

language-related Services;

administrative assistance;

and other legitimate Services consistent with Daivavarna’s Marketplace purpose.

This list is illustrative and does not guarantee approval.

6. CURATED SERVICES MARKETPLACE

Daivavarna is not intended to function as an unrestricted general-services directory.

Daivavarna may decline a lawful Service where it does not reasonably fit the Marketplace’s:

traditional;

cultural;

devotional;

natural-living;

artisan;

community;

or other approved purpose.

7. PROVIDER COMPETENCE

A Provider must possess sufficient skill, knowledge, experience, training, or qualification to perform the Service offered.

A Provider shall not accept work that the Provider knows cannot reasonably be performed competently.

8. EXPERIENCE CLAIMS

Claims concerning:

years of experience;

number of Customers;

projects completed;

training;

expertise;

specialization;

or professional history

must have a reasonable factual basis.

9. QUALIFICATIONS

Where a Service reasonably requires specialized training, the Provider must possess appropriate qualifications.

Daivavarna may request supporting documentation.

10. LICENSES AND PROFESSIONAL AUTHORIZATION

Where Applicable Law requires a license, registration, permit, certification, trade credential, or professional authorization, the Provider must maintain it.

Marketplace approval is not a substitute for governmental authorization.

11. FALSE LICENSE CLAIMS

A Provider shall not falsely state that the Provider is:

licensed;

certified;

registered;

bonded;

insured;

government approved;

or professionally accredited.

12. LICENSE EXPIRATION

A Provider must not continue representing a license or registration as current after it has expired, been suspended, revoked, or materially restricted.

13. FOREIGN QUALIFICATIONS

A Provider may accurately describe a qualification obtained in another country.

Possession of a foreign qualification does not automatically authorize performance of a regulated Service in another jurisdiction.

14. BUSINESS REGISTRATION

Providers remain responsible for any business registrations, local licenses, tax registrations, home-business permissions, or other governmental requirements applicable to their activities.

15. PROVIDER IDENTITY

Services must be performed by the Provider reasonably represented in the Listing or by appropriately disclosed and approved personnel.

16. BUSINESS ENTITIES

A business may participate as a Provider where approved.

The business remains responsible for the employees, contractors, or other persons it uses to perform Services.

17. EMPLOYEES

A Provider may use employees where lawful.

The Provider remains responsible for ensuring that employees assigned to Daivavarna Customers are competent and legally authorized to perform the applicable work.

18. SUBCONTRACTORS

Subcontracting may be permitted where appropriate.

The Provider should disclose material subcontracting where Customer expectations reasonably depend upon who will perform the Service.

19. PROVIDER RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUBCONTRACTORS

Use of a subcontractor does not eliminate the Provider’s responsibility for the Service purchased through Daivavarna.

20. SECRET SERVICE TRANSFER

A Provider shall not secretly transfer a Service to an unrelated or unqualified third party where Provider identity was material to the Customer’s decision.

21. SERVICE LISTING ACCURACY

A Service Listing must accurately describe the work offered.

The Provider should identify:

scope;

price or pricing method;

location;

delivery format;

estimated duration;

Customer responsibilities;

materials;

limitations;

and other material conditions.

22. SCOPE OF WORK

The scope of work should be sufficiently clear for the Customer to understand what is included.

A Provider shall not advertise a broad Service and later claim that essential components were undisclosed extras where such components would reasonably have been expected.

23. EXCLUSIONS

Material exclusions should be disclosed before the Customer commits where reasonably practicable.

24. SERVICE PACKAGES

Where a Provider offers different Service levels or packages, each package should clearly identify its principal differences.

25. CUSTOM QUOTES

Services whose price depends upon Customer-specific circumstances may be offered through estimates or custom quotes where supported.

26. ESTIMATES

An estimate should be made in good faith based upon information reasonably available at the time.

27. FIXED QUOTES

Where a Provider gives a firm fixed quote, the Provider should honor that quote unless:

the Customer changes the requested work;

material hidden conditions are discovered;

the parties agree to a modification;

or another legitimate basis exists.

28. HOURLY SERVICES

Where Services are billed hourly, the hourly rate and material billing conditions should be disclosed.

29. MINIMUM SERVICE FEES

Minimum call-out, consultation, travel, inspection, or labor charges should be disclosed before booking where reasonably practicable.

30. MATERIAL COSTS

Where materials are charged separately, that fact should be disclosed.

The Provider should not falsely represent inexpensive substitute materials as higher-value materials.

31. CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED MATERIALS

A Customer may supply fabric, parts, materials, components, designs, or other items where the Provider permits.

The Provider should explain material suitability requirements where relevant.

32. UNSUITABLE CUSTOMER MATERIALS

A Provider may decline to use Customer-supplied materials that are:

unsafe;

incompatible;

damaged;

unlawful;

or unsuitable for the requested work.

33. MATERIAL WASTE

Where cutting, tailoring, fabrication, or craft work ordinarily produces waste or offcuts, the Provider should manage Customer-supplied material reasonably.

34. UNUSED CUSTOMER MATERIALS

The Provider should return significant unused Customer-owned material where reasonably expected or agreed.

Minor scraps or unavoidable production waste may be treated according to the nature of the work.

35. CUSTOMER PROPERTY

Providers must exercise reasonable care when receiving Customer-owned:

garments;

fabric;

furniture;

artwork;

household goods;

religious items;

tools;

documents;

or other property.

36. CUSTOMER PROPERTY LOSS

A Provider may be responsible for loss or damage to Customer property caused by the Provider’s failure to exercise reasonable care, subject to Applicable Law and agreed limitations.

37. PRE-EXISTING DAMAGE

Providers should identify significant visible pre-existing damage where it could affect the Service or later disputes.

Photographs may be appropriate for higher-value items.

38. HIGH-VALUE PROPERTY

Providers may require additional documentation, insurance, limits, or approval before accepting unusually valuable property.

39. SACRED CUSTOMER PROPERTY

When working with sacred, devotional, temple, or ritual items, Providers should treat them reasonably in accordance with the represented nature of the Service.

40. TAILORING SERVICES

Tailoring may include:

new garment stitching;

alterations;

repairs;

hemming;

resizing;

traditional garment construction;

blouse stitching;

kurta or dress construction;

children’s garments where appropriate;

Deity garments;

and other approved textile Services.

41. TAILOR QUALIFICATION

A tailor should have sufficient skill to perform the Service represented.

Formal certification is not necessarily required where Applicable Law does not require it and competence is established through experience or traditional training.

42. CUSTOMER MEASUREMENTS

Where Customers provide measurements, the Provider should clearly explain how measurements should be taken.

43. PROVIDER-TAKEN MEASUREMENTS

Where the Provider takes measurements directly, reasonable care should be used.

44. INCORRECT CUSTOMER MEASUREMENTS

Where a garment is accurately produced according to incorrect measurements supplied by the Customer, the fit problem may not constitute Provider error.

45. TAILORING ERROR

Where the Provider materially fails to follow agreed measurements or specifications, an appropriate correction, alteration, remake, refund, or other remedy may be required.

46. FIT EXPECTATIONS

Tailors should not guarantee identical fit across all body types or garments where fabric, style, construction, and Customer measurements materially affect results.

47. FITTING APPOINTMENTS

Where fittings are required, the Provider should disclose the expected number or process where reasonably known.

48. ALTERATIONS

Alteration Services should identify the work to be performed, such as:

hemming;

taking in;

letting out;

sleeve adjustment;

waist adjustment;

repair;

lining;

zip replacement;

or another modification.

49. ALTERATION LIMITATIONS

A Provider should inform the Customer where the requested alteration is unlikely to produce the expected result because of:

insufficient fabric;

construction;

damage;

pattern;

seams;

or other limitations.

50. GARMENT REPAIR

Repair Services should not be represented as restoring an item to entirely new condition where visible repair or material limitations are reasonably unavoidable.

51. TEXTILE RESTORATION

Historical, antique, high-value, sacred, or delicate textile restoration may require specialized skill.

Daivavarna may require additional review for such Services.

52. CUSTOM EMBROIDERY

Embroidery Services should clearly identify whether the work is:

hand embroidery;

machine embroidery;

computerized embroidery;

or another method

where material to Customer expectations.

53. HANDWORK CLAIMS

A Provider shall not describe machine work as entirely handmade where doing so materially misleads the Customer.

54. ARTISAN COMMISSIONS

Custom artistic or craft Services may include:

painting;

carving;

pottery;

sculpture;

engraving;

textile work;

traditional art;

or another approved craft.

55. CUSTOM DESIGN PROCESS

Providers should explain:

design inputs;

dimensions;

materials;

revision limits;

approval stages;

and estimated completion time

where relevant.

56. CUSTOMER PROOFS

Where a Customer must approve a sketch, proof, mock-up, sample, or design before production, the Provider may rely reasonably upon that approval.

57. CHANGES AFTER APPROVAL

Customer-requested changes after design approval may result in additional charges or revised completion dates where agreed.

58. REPAIR SERVICES

Repair Providers should make reasonable efforts to identify whether an item is repairable before accepting substantial payment.

59. NO GUARANTEE OF PERFECT RESTORATION

Repair or restoration may improve an item without returning it to original or new condition.

The Provider should disclose material limitations where reasonably foreseeable.

60. HIDDEN DAMAGE

Where additional hidden damage is discovered during repair, the Provider should inform the Customer before undertaking materially additional paid work where reasonably practicable.

61. REPLACEMENT PARTS

Providers should accurately describe replacement parts where their authenticity, material, brand, or condition is material.

62. CUSTOMER APPROVAL OF EXTRA WORK

Material additional work beyond the agreed scope should ordinarily receive Customer approval before additional charges are incurred.

63. UNAUTHORIZED CHARGES

A Provider shall not impose substantial undisclosed charges after completing work the Customer did not authorize.

64. DESIGN SERVICES

Design Services may be offered where approved.

The Listing should identify what the Customer receives, such as:

concept;

drawing;

digital file;

consultation;

layout;

pattern;

or another deliverable.

65. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN CUSTOM WORK

Ownership of intellectual-property rights in commissioned designs or creative work may depend upon the parties’ agreement and Applicable Law.

The Provider should clearly disclose commercial-use or reproduction rights where material.

66. CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

A Customer requesting reproduction of:

logos;

artwork;

photographs;

characters;

designs;

or other protected content

must have sufficient rights.

A Provider shall not knowingly participate in obvious infringement merely because the Customer requested it.

67. PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES

Where approved, photography Services should accurately describe:

duration;

location;

number of images;

editing;

delivery;

usage rights;

and other material terms.

68. CUSTOMER IMAGE RIGHTS

Photographers must obtain permissions required by Applicable Law before using identifiable Customer photographs publicly or commercially.

69. EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography at Events may also be subject to Events Supplemental Terms and participant-consent requirements.

70. LANGUAGE SERVICES

Translation, interpretation, transcription, language assistance, or similar Services may be permitted where the Provider has appropriate competence.

71. TRANSLATION ACCURACY

A translator shall not claim certification, legal translation authority, or specialist competence the translator does not possess.

72. SACRED TEXT TRANSLATION

Translation of Sanskrit or sacred materials may require specialized competence.

A Provider should accurately describe whether a translation is:

literal;

interpretive;

academic;

traditional;

or another format

where material.

73. PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATION

Legal, medical, immigration, certified, or other regulated translation may require separate credentials.

The Provider remains responsible for Applicable Law.

74. CONSULTING SERVICES

General consulting may be permitted where aligned with Daivavarna’s Marketplace purpose.

The Provider must clearly describe:

subject;

scope;

qualifications;

deliverables;

and limitations.

75. REGULATED PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING

Services constituting regulated:

legal;

medical;

financial;

mental-health;

engineering;

architectural;

accounting;

immigration;

or other professional advice

may require licenses or may be prohibited from the General Services category.

76. LEGAL SERVICES

A Provider shall not offer legal representation or legal advice unless appropriately licensed and expressly approved where Daivavarna permits such Services.

Daivavarna may choose not to support legal Services at all.

77. FINANCIAL SERVICES

Investment advice, securities Services, lending, money transmission, tax representation, insurance sales, or similar regulated financial Services may require specialized licensing and may be prohibited or separately approved.

78. MEDICAL SERVICES

Medical diagnosis, treatment, prescription, or regulated healthcare Services do not belong in General Services unless Daivavarna expressly establishes an appropriate approved category.

79. MENTAL-HEALTH SERVICES

Psychotherapy, diagnosis, counseling subject to licensure, crisis care, or regulated mental-health Services may require separate professional authorization and may be restricted.

80. AYURVEDA PRACTITIONER SERVICES

Individualized Ayurveda Practitioner Services must comply with the Ayurveda Practitioners Supplemental Vendor Terms.

A Provider shall not use General Services to avoid Ayurveda qualification requirements.

81. ASTROLOGY SERVICES

Professional individualized Astrology Services must comply with the Astrology Supplemental Vendor Terms.

82. CLASSES

Structured teaching, courses, workshops, tutoring, and educational programs may be governed by the Classes & Teachers Supplemental Vendor Terms.

83. ACCOMMODATIONS

Lodging, guest stays, farm stays, rooms, homes, ashram stays, or similar lodging arrangements must comply with Accommodation Supplemental Terms.

84. EVENTS

Organizing or selling admission to Events may require compliance with Events Supplemental Terms.

85. JOBS

Employment opportunities must be listed through the Jobs category rather than disguised as paid Services where the actual relationship constitutes employment.

86. EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION

Providers and Customers remain responsible for laws determining whether a relationship is properly classified as:

independent contracting;

employment;

agency;

or another legal relationship.

A Marketplace label does not override Applicable Law.

87. INDEPENDENT PROVIDER STATUS

Unless otherwise expressly agreed, Vendors generally provide Services as independent businesses rather than employees of Daivavarna.

88. NO DAIVAVARNA EMPLOYMENT

Marketplace participation does not by itself create:

employment;

partnership;

joint venture;

agency;

franchise;

or fiduciary relationship

between the Provider and Daivavarna.

89. LOCATION-BASED SERVICES

Providers offering local Services must accurately identify the geographic area served.

90. SERVICE RADIUS

Where a Provider charges travel fees beyond a particular distance, the fee or pricing method should be disclosed.

91. TRAVEL FEES

Mandatory travel, mileage, transportation, parking, toll, or call-out fees should be disclosed before booking where reasonably practicable.

92. CUSTOMER HOME SERVICES

Providers entering Customer homes must conduct themselves professionally and lawfully.

93. PROVIDER SAFETY

Providers are not required to enter or remain in a location presenting a reasonable safety risk.

94. CUSTOMER SAFETY

Providers must take reasonable precautions not to create unnecessary risk to Customers, household members, animals, or property.

95. PROPERTY ACCESS

A Provider shall not enter areas beyond those reasonably necessary to perform the Service without permission.

96. KEYS AND ACCESS CODES

Where a Customer provides keys, entry codes, gate codes, or similar access information, the Provider must protect that information and use it only for authorized purposes.

97. RETURN OF KEYS

Customer keys or access devices must be returned as agreed.

98. NO UNAUTHORIZED COPYING OF KEYS

Providers shall not duplicate Customer keys or access credentials without permission.

99. CUSTOMER ADDRESS PRIVACY

Providers shall not publicly disclose Customer residential addresses obtained through Service bookings.

100. HOME-BASED PROVIDER LOCATIONS

A Provider offering Services from a home-based business must comply with applicable zoning, licensing, insurance, safety, and privacy requirements.

101. IN-PERSON PROVIDER PREMISES

Service locations should be reasonably safe and suitable for the Service offered.

102. REMOTE SERVICES

Remote Services may be provided by:

video;

telephone;

email;

messaging;

file exchange;

or another approved method.

The Listing should clearly identify the format.

103. REMOTE SERVICE LOCATION

Providers remain responsible for laws governing remote Services across jurisdictions.

104. INTERNATIONAL SERVICES

A Service may be offered internationally only where lawful and supported.

Different countries may impose different professional, tax, consumer, privacy, or licensing requirements.

105. SERVICE SCHEDULING

Providers should maintain reasonably accurate availability.

106. APPOINTMENT TIMES

Scheduled Service times should be honored reasonably.

107. PROVIDER DELAY

Material Provider delays should be communicated promptly.

108. CUSTOMER DELAY

Providers may establish reasonable policies concerning Customer lateness where the Service depends upon an appointment.

109. RESCHEDULING

Reasonable rescheduling policies may be used where disclosed.

110. PROVIDER CANCELLATION

Where a Provider cancels a prepaid Service and no acceptable alternative is provided, the Customer may be entitled to an appropriate refund.

111. CUSTOMER CANCELLATION

Customer cancellation rights are governed by the Returns, Refunds and Cancellation Policy, the disclosed Service terms, and Applicable Law.

112. CANCELLATION WINDOWS

Providers may establish reasonable cancellation windows where permitted.

113. NO-SHOW FEES

Reasonable Customer no-show fees may be permitted where clearly disclosed before booking.

114. DEPOSITS

Providers may require deposits where supported.

The Listing or quote should explain:

deposit amount;

whether it is refundable;

when it becomes non-refundable;

and what work or materials it secures.

115. CUSTOM WORK DEPOSITS

A Provider may retain an appropriately disclosed deposit where substantial custom work or nonrecoverable material costs have already been incurred, subject to Applicable Law.

116. ADVANCE PAYMENTS

Full advance payment may be permitted for appropriate Services.

Payment structure must be accurately disclosed.

117. MILESTONE PAYMENTS

Large or extended Services may use milestone payments where supported.

The milestones should be reasonably identifiable.

118. DIRECT-PAYMENT SERVICE MODEL

Daivavarna may permit some Service Providers to receive payment directly from Customers.

Where Direct Payment applies, the Provider is responsible for:

collecting payment;

providing receipts where required;

payment security;

taxes;

refunds;

and external payment disputes.

119. DAIVAVARNA CANNOT DIRECTLY REVERSE EXTERNAL PAYMENTS

Where a Customer pays the Provider outside Daivavarna’s payment system, Daivavarna generally cannot directly reverse or retrieve those funds.

Daivavarna may nevertheless investigate disputes and enforce Marketplace requirements against the Provider.

120. DAIVAVARNA-ASSISTED PAYMENT

Where Daivavarna permits payment processing for a Service, the Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy applies.

121. FIXED-FEE PROVIDER PLANS

Daivavarna may charge certain Service Providers:

listing fees;

subscription fees;

monthly fees;

fixed fees;

or other non-percentage Marketplace fees

according to the applicable Fee Schedule or Vendor plan.

122. OPTIONAL TRANSACTION PROCESSING

Where Daivavarna permits a fixed-fee Service Provider to use optional Marketplace payment processing, such processing does not automatically create a percentage Daivavarna transaction commission unless expressly stated in the applicable Fee Schedule.

123. PAYMENT PROCESSING COSTS

Payment processor fees, card costs, cross-border charges, foreign-exchange costs, refund costs, chargeback costs, payout costs, and similar transaction expenses may be allocated to the Provider as stated in the Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy.

124. SERVICE COMPLETION

For Daivavarna-Processed payments, the Provider may be required to mark or otherwise establish Service completion before funds become eligible for release.

125. CUSTOMER CONFIRMATION

Daivavarna may permit Customer confirmation of completion where technically supported.

Customer confirmation does not eliminate valid later remedies for fraud or another qualifying issue.

126. COMPLETION DISPUTES

Where Provider and Customer disagree concerning completion, Daivavarna may consider:

messages;

deliverables;

appointment records;

photographs;

Customer property;

work records;

and other relevant evidence.

127. PARTIAL COMPLETION

Where a Service was only partially completed, Daivavarna may determine an appropriate partial remedy for a Daivavarna-Processed Transaction.

128. SERVICE NONPERFORMANCE

A Customer may qualify for an appropriate refund where the Provider accepts payment but does not materially provide the purchased Service.

129. MATERIAL MISDESCRIPTION

A Customer may qualify for a remedy where the Service materially differs from what was represented.

130. SUBJECTIVE DISSATISFACTION

A Customer is not automatically entitled to a refund solely because the Customer dislikes a properly performed Service or would have preferred a different aesthetic result.

The circumstances, agreed scope, professional standard, and Applicable Law remain relevant.

131. REWORK

Where a correctable Provider error occurs, the Provider may offer reasonable rework, repair, adjustment, or correction.

132. CUSTOMER CHOICE OF REMEDY

Depending upon the circumstances, Applicable Law may require or permit:

reperformance;

repair;

partial refund;

full refund;

replacement;

or another remedy.

133. CUSTOMER APPROVAL DURING WORK

Customer approval of an intermediate stage may be relevant to later disputes but does not excuse hidden defects, fraud, or Provider deviation after approval.

134. SERVICE QUALITY

Providers must perform Services with reasonable care and skill appropriate to the work represented.

135. NO GUARANTEE OF SUBJECTIVE PERFECTION

Providers should avoid absolute claims such as:

perfect;

flawless;

guaranteed satisfaction in every circumstance;

or identical to a reference image

where the result necessarily involves subjective judgment or material variation.

136. OUTCOME GUARANTEES

Providers shall not guarantee outcomes outside their reasonable control.

137. COMPLETION DATES

Estimated completion dates should be realistic.

138. FIXED DEADLINES

Where the Provider expressly guarantees completion by a specific date, the Provider should have a reasonable basis for doing so.

139. WEDDINGS, FESTIVALS AND EVENTS

Services needed for fixed-date occasions such as:

weddings;

festivals;

temple programs;

ceremonies;

or Events

require particular care in communicating deadlines.

140. FORCE MAJEURE

Events outside reasonable control may affect Service delivery.

Applicable rights are governed by the General Vendor Terms, Marketplace Policies, and Applicable Law.

141. SERVICE SAFETY

Providers must take reasonable safety measures appropriate to the Service.

142. TOOLS

Providers using:

knives;

needles;

saws;

power tools;

heat;

chemicals;

ladders;

machinery;

or other potentially hazardous equipment

must use them lawfully and responsibly.

143. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT USED TO PERFORM A SERVICE

Daivavarna’s launch restriction on selling electrical Products does not necessarily prohibit a Provider from using ordinary lawful electrical equipment to perform an approved Service.

The Provider remains responsible for safe use.

144. ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICES

Electrical installation or repair Services may require professional licensing and present elevated risk.

Daivavarna may prohibit or separately approve such Services.

145. PLUMBING, GAS AND STRUCTURAL WORK

Regulated plumbing, gas, structural, construction, or similar trade work may require licenses, permits, insurance, and separate review.

146. HIGH-RISK SERVICES

Daivavarna may prohibit Services whose risk cannot reasonably be managed through the Marketplace.

147. WEAPONS-RELATED SERVICES

Weapon manufacture, modification, repair, training, or other weapon-related Services may be prohibited under Marketplace Policies even where lawful elsewhere.

148. HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL SERVICES

Services involving hazardous chemicals, dangerous pesticides, toxic substances, or other high-risk materials may be prohibited or require specialized review.

149. ILLEGAL SERVICES

Services whose performance would violate Applicable Law are prohibited.

150. DECEPTIVE SERVICES

A Service designed principally to defraud, impersonate, forge, manipulate, or deceive another person is prohibited.

151. DOCUMENT FORGERY

Providers shall not offer Services involving creation or alteration of fraudulent:

identity documents;

licenses;

certificates;

academic records;

invoices;

government records;

or similar documents.

152. ACADEMIC CHEATING

Daivavarna may prohibit Services whose principal purpose is to fraudulently complete academic examinations, assignments, or qualifications on behalf of another person.

Legitimate tutoring and educational assistance may be permitted.

153. IMPERSONATION SERVICES

Services intended to impersonate another person fraudulently are prohibited.

154. PRIVACY

Providers may receive Personal Information necessary to deliver Services.

Such information must be used appropriately and in accordance with the Privacy Policy and Applicable Law.

155. DATA MINIMIZATION

Providers should collect only Personal Information reasonably necessary for the Service and lawful business purposes.

156. SENSITIVE INFORMATION

Providers should exercise heightened care when handling:

health information;

financial information;

identity documents;

home addresses;

family information;

or other sensitive data.

157. CUSTOMER DOCUMENTS

Customer documents provided for a Service must not be used for unrelated purposes.

158. COPYING CUSTOMER DOCUMENTS

Providers shall not retain copies of Customer documents longer than reasonably necessary where retention is not legally required.

159. CUSTOMER CONTACT INFORMATION

Customer contact information obtained through Daivavarna shall not be sold to unrelated third parties.

160. MARKETING

Providers must comply with Applicable Law before using Customer contact information for marketing.

161. RECORDING SERVICES

Audio or video recording of Customers may occur only where lawful and where required permission has been obtained.

162. SECURITY CAMERAS

Providers operating business premises with security cameras remain responsible for applicable notice, privacy, and surveillance laws.

163. CUSTOMER PHOTOGRAPHS

Providers shall not publish Customer photographs, homes, belongings, or completed custom work that reveals identifiable personal information without appropriate authorization.

164. PORTFOLIO USE

Providers may request permission to display completed work in a portfolio.

Customer permission should be obtained where required or where the work contains identifiable Customer information.

165. BEFORE-AND-AFTER PHOTOGRAPHS

Before-and-after photographs must be genuine and should not reveal Customer Personal Information without appropriate authorization.

166. CONFIDENTIALITY

Providers should maintain reasonable confidentiality concerning private information learned while performing Services.

167. CUSTOMER HOME PRIVACY

Providers entering Customer homes shall not photograph, record, or publish unrelated private property or activities without authorization.

168. PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

Providers are expected to interact professionally with Customers.

169. HARASSMENT

Harassment, threats, intimidation, stalking, or abusive behavior are prohibited.

170. SEXUAL MISCONDUCT

Sexual harassment, unwanted sexual conduct, coercion, or exploitation of Customers is prohibited.

171. DISCRIMINATION

Providers must comply with Applicable Law concerning unlawful discrimination.

172. RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL RESPECT

Providers offering Services in devotional, temple, cultural, or traditional contexts should accurately understand the Service and conduct themselves appropriately.

173. NO FALSE SACRED AUTHORITY

A general Service Provider shall not falsely represent themselves as:

a priest;

guru;

acharya;

spiritual authority;

temple representative;

or religious official.

174. CUSTOMER BOUNDARIES

Providers must respect Customer personal boundaries.

Marketplace access shall not be used for unrelated solicitation, romantic pursuit, stalking, or exploitation.

175. CUSTOMER MISCONDUCT

Providers may refuse or discontinue Services where a Customer engages in:

threats;

harassment;

unsafe conduct;

illegal activity;

or another serious violation,

subject to appropriate handling of payments and Customer property.

176. SAFE WORK ENVIRONMENT

Customers requesting in-person Services should provide reasonably safe access to the work area.

177. SERVICE REFUSAL

A Provider may decline work that is:

unsafe;

illegal;

outside competence;

materially different from the Listing;

or otherwise inappropriate.

178. CUSTOMER INSTRUCTIONS

Providers should follow lawful Customer instructions within the agreed scope.

The Provider need not follow an instruction that would create unreasonable danger or violate law.

179. CUSTOMER CHANGES

Material changes to scope requested after booking may require:

new pricing;

additional time;

new materials;

or rescheduling.

180. CHANGE ORDERS

For substantial projects, Providers may document agreed changes to:

scope;

price;

materials;

or completion date.

181. WARRANTIES

A Provider may offer a Service warranty or workmanship guarantee.

Any such warranty must be clearly described.

182. WARRANTY LIMITATIONS

Warranty limitations must not eliminate rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

183. THIRD-PARTY MATERIAL WARRANTIES

A Provider shall not falsely claim that a manufacturer’s component or material warranty is broader than it actually is.

184. INSURANCE

Daivavarna may require or recommend appropriate:

general liability;

professional liability;

commercial auto;

workers’ compensation;

property;

or other insurance

depending upon the Service.

185. REQUIRED INSURANCE

Where insurance is required by law, the Provider must maintain it.

186. FALSE INSURANCE CLAIMS

A Provider shall not falsely claim to be insured or bonded.

187. BACKGROUND CHECKS

Daivavarna may require background checks or additional identity verification for certain in-person Services where reasonably appropriate and legally permitted.

188. BACKGROUND CHECK LIMITATIONS

A Daivavarna background-check designation, if offered, does not guarantee future conduct or eliminate Customer responsibility for ordinary personal safety precautions.

189. PROVIDER VEHICLES

Providers using vehicles for Service delivery remain responsible for:

driver licensing;

registration;

insurance;

vehicle safety;

and Applicable Law.

190. DELIVERY AS PART OF A SERVICE

Where pickup or delivery of Customer property is part of the Service, the Provider should clearly explain:

fees;

timing;

responsibility;

and handling.

191. CUSTOMER PROPERTY IN TRANSIT

The Provider must exercise reasonable care while transporting Customer property.

192. SHIPPING CUSTOMER PROPERTY

Where Customer items are shipped to or from the Provider, the Shipping, Delivery, Local Pickup and International Orders Policy may also apply.

193. INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMER PROPERTY

Cross-border shipping of Customer property may create:

customs;

duty;

insurance;

import;

export;

or regulatory issues.

The parties must comply with Applicable Law.

194. CUSTOMER REVIEWS

Services are subject to the Reviews and Community Content Policy.

Customers may leave genuine positive or negative reviews.

195. REVIEW MANIPULATION

Providers shall not:

buy reviews;

create fake Customers;

submit self-reviews;

offer benefits only for positive ratings;

or threaten Customers concerning reviews.

196. REVIEW RETALIATION

A Provider shall not retaliate against a Customer merely for leaving legitimate negative feedback.

197. RESOLUTION AFTER A REVIEW

A Provider may offer to correct a legitimate Service problem after receiving a review.

The Provider shall not condition a valid remedy on deletion of the Customer’s review.

198. CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS

Daivavarna may investigate complaints involving:

nonperformance;

fraud;

unsafe work;

property damage;

harassment;

false qualifications;

undisclosed charges;

privacy violations;

or material misrepresentation.

199. PROVIDER COOPERATION

Providers must reasonably cooperate with legitimate Marketplace investigations.

200. EVIDENCE

Daivavarna may consider:

messages;

quotes;

invoices;

photographs;

appointment records;

work records;

Customer approvals;

deliverables;

payment records;

or other relevant evidence.

201. TEMPORARY SUSPENSION

Daivavarna may temporarily suspend a Provider or Service while investigating a credible serious concern.

Temporary suspension does not necessarily constitute a final finding.

202. DIRECT-PAYMENT DISPUTES

For Direct-Payment Services, Daivavarna may investigate conduct but generally cannot directly retrieve money paid outside the Marketplace.

203. DAIVAVARNA-PROCESSED DISPUTES

For Daivavarna-Processed Services, Daivavarna may issue an appropriate refund, partial refund, or other remedy where supported by the transaction and Marketplace Policies.

204. CHARGEBACKS

Chargebacks involving Daivavarna-Processed transactions are governed by the Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy.

Providers must reasonably cooperate.

205. NEGATIVE BALANCES

Amounts owed because of qualifying refunds, chargebacks, reversals, or other adjustments may be recovered as permitted by the Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy.

206. PAYMENT HOLDS

Daivavarna may hold or reserve funds where reasonably appropriate for:

fraud;

Service disputes;

chargebacks;

safety concerns;

or other circumstances permitted by Marketplace Policies.

207. TAXES

Providers remain responsible for Service-related taxes except where Daivavarna is legally required to collect, remit, or withhold particular amounts.

208. RECEIPTS AND INVOICES

Providers must supply invoices or receipts where required by Applicable Law.

209. TIPS AND GRATUITIES

Voluntary gratuities may be permitted where supported.

A gratuity must not be deceptively represented as a mandatory undisclosed charge.

210. SERVICE CONTRACTS

Providers may use additional written Service agreements where appropriate.

Such agreements must not conflict with mandatory Customer rights or applicable Daivavarna Marketplace Policies.

211. VENDOR-SPECIFIC TERMS

Providers may establish reasonable Service-specific policies concerning:

appointments;

materials;

deadlines;

revisions;

travel;

or other operational matters.

They may not override mandatory Daivavarna or legal requirements.

212. PROHIBITED CONTRACT TERMS

A Provider shall not use Service-specific terms to eliminate liability or Customer rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

213. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Providers must comply with the Intellectual Property Policy.

214. CUSTOMER FILES

Designs, photographs, documents, patterns, recordings, or other files supplied by Customers must be used only as authorized.

215. PROVIDER DELIVERABLES

Ownership and usage rights concerning custom deliverables may depend upon the parties’ agreement.

Where commercial-use rights are material, the Provider should clarify them.

216. PROVIDER PORTFOLIO

Providers should not falsely claim work created by another Provider as their own.

217. STOCK PORTFOLIO IMAGES

Generic or stock photographs shall not be presented as examples of the Provider’s own completed work where that would mislead Customers.

218. AI-ASSISTED SERVICES

Providers may use artificial intelligence as an aid where lawful.

The Provider remains responsible for:

quality;

accuracy;

privacy;

intellectual property;

and representations made to Customers.

219. AI IMPERSONATION

A Provider shall not use AI to impersonate another professional, Teacher, artisan, Customer, government official, or other person fraudulently.

220. AUTOMATED SERVICES

Where a Service is substantially automated, the Listing should not falsely represent it as individualized human professional work.

221. PROHIBITED PRODUCTS WITH SERVICES

A Provider shall not use a Service Listing to sell or transfer Products prohibited by Daivavarna.

222. PRODUCT COMPONENTS

Physical Products supplied as part of a Service remain subject to applicable Product-safety and category requirements.

223. CUSTOMER-SPECIFIC PRODUCT CREATION

Where a Service produces a custom physical Product, both the Service and relevant Product requirements may apply.

224. PRODUCT SAFETY

Providers supplying or installing physical Products must ensure that those Products satisfy applicable Product Safety requirements.

225. RECALLS

Where a Product incorporated into a Service becomes subject to a safety recall, the Provider must reasonably cooperate with corrective action where applicable.

226. WASTE DISPOSAL

Providers generating waste through a Service must comply with applicable disposal requirements.

227. HAZARDOUS WASTE

Hazardous waste must not be improperly abandoned at Customer property.

228. ENVIRONMENTAL CLAIMS

Claims that a Service is:

eco-friendly;

zero waste;

non-toxic;

natural;

chemical-free;

carbon neutral;

or environmentally sustainable

must have a reasonable basis.

229. NATURAL-MATERIAL SERVICES

Providers specializing in natural materials should accurately describe the materials actually used.

230. CUSTOMER CHOICE OF MATERIAL

Where the Customer selects a material from available options, the Provider should use the material selected unless a change is agreed.

231. SUBSTITUTION

Providers shall not substitute materially lower-quality parts or materials without disclosure where the substitution materially affects the Service.

232. AUTHENTICITY

Where a Service includes branded or high-value materials, claims concerning authenticity must be accurate.

233. COUNTERFEIT PARTS OR MATERIALS

A Provider shall not knowingly supply counterfeit Products while representing them as authentic.

234. COMMUNITY SERVICES

Daivavarna may permit selected community-oriented Services that facilitate:

traditional living;

local connections;

cultural activities;

household assistance;

artisan work;

or community support.

235. COMMUNITY SERVICE SAFETY

Community orientation does not eliminate licensing, insurance, background-check, privacy, or safety obligations where they apply.

236. VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Unpaid volunteer opportunities should not be disguised as paid Services.

They may belong in Events, Jobs, community features, or another appropriate area.

237. CHARITABLE SERVICE CLAIMS

A Provider shall not falsely claim that Service proceeds will support a charity, temple, farm, ashram, artisan, or community organization.

238. DONATION-BASED SERVICES

Where a Service is genuinely donation-based, that structure must be represented accurately.

A supposedly voluntary donation should not conceal a mandatory undisclosed price.

239. FRAUDULENT SERVICES

Sham Services created for:

money laundering;

fund transfers unrelated to legitimate commerce;

review manipulation;

fee evasion;

or other fraud

are prohibited.

240. CASH TRANSACTIONS

Where direct cash payment is permitted under the applicable Service model, the Provider remains responsible for lawful recordkeeping, receipts, taxes, and dispute handling.

241. OFF-PLATFORM COMMUNICATION

External telephone, email, video, or messaging communication may be used where reasonably necessary to deliver the Service.

Marketplace privacy, conduct, fee, and anti-circumvention requirements continue to apply.

242. FEE CIRCUMVENTION

Providers shall not manipulate Listings or communication solely to evade legitimate Daivavarna fees.

Proper use of an expressly authorized Direct-Payment Service model is not fee circumvention.

243. LEADS

Where Daivavarna provides Customer leads or introductions under a future Service plan, Providers must comply with any applicable lead, subscription, or listing-fee terms.

244. NO SPAMMING CUSTOMERS

Providers shall not use Marketplace Customer information for unrelated mass solicitation.

245. SERVICE AVAILABILITY

Listings should remain reasonably current.

Providers should pause or update unavailable Services.

246. SERVICE AREA CHANGES

Providers should update material geographic availability changes.

247. PRICE CHANGES

Price changes should apply prospectively unless otherwise agreed.

A Provider should not retroactively increase the price of a confirmed Service without Customer agreement.

248. DISCOUNTS

Promotional pricing must not use fabricated former prices or false deadlines.

249. MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNTS

Where Daivavarna later supports membership or subscription discounts, applicable terms must be accurately displayed.

250. CUSTOMER COMMUNICATION

Providers should reasonably respond to inquiries concerning:

scope;

pricing;

scheduling;

materials;

progress;

and legitimate Service problems.

251. NO UNLIMITED FREE CONSULTING OBLIGATION

A Provider is not required to provide substantial unpaid professional work through pre-booking messages merely because a Customer makes an inquiry.

252. COMMUNICATION RECORDS

Daivavarna may consider Marketplace messages in resolving disputes.

Providers should avoid moving critical agreements off-platform where doing so makes material terms difficult to establish.

253. WRITTEN CONFIRMATION OF CHANGES

Material changes to scope, price, deadline, or materials should preferably be documented in writing.

254. SERVICE COMPLETION EVIDENCE

Depending upon the Service, evidence may include:

completed work photographs;

delivery files;

Customer confirmation;

appointment records;

signed work orders;

or other reasonable documentation.

255. CUSTOMER PROPERTY RETURN

Providers must return Customer property after completion or cancellation unless lawfully entitled to retain it.

256. LIENS AND RETENTION RIGHTS

Any legal right to retain Customer property for unpaid charges is governed by Applicable Law.

A Provider shall not falsely claim a lien or retention right that does not exist.

257. ABANDONED CUSTOMER PROPERTY

Providers may establish lawful policies for property left unclaimed after completion.

Appropriate notice should be provided where required.

258. PROPERTY DISPOSAL

Customer property shall not be disposed of prematurely or contrary to Applicable Law.

259. SERVICE RECORDS

Providers should retain records reasonably necessary for:

tax;

legal;

payment;

warranty;

Customer;

or Marketplace obligations.

260. FALSE RECORDS

Providers shall not fabricate:

work orders;

quotes;

completion records;

invoices;

Customer approvals;

certificates;

or other documents.

261. DOCUMENTATION DAIVAVARNA MAY REQUEST

Daivavarna may request:

licenses;

qualifications;

insurance;

portfolio evidence;

business registration;

quotes;

invoices;

Customer approvals;

photographs;

work records;

or other reasonable documentation.

262. FALSE DOCUMENTATION

Forged licenses, fake insurance certificates, fabricated qualifications, altered Customer approvals, or other fraudulent documents are prohibited.

263. REGULATORY COOPERATION

Providers must comply with valid governmental requirements applicable to their Services.

Daivavarna may cooperate with lawful regulatory processes where required.

264. MARKETPLACE ENFORCEMENT

Failure to comply with these Supplemental Terms may result in:

Listing correction;

Service rejection;

Service suspension;

documentation requests;

qualification reverification;

loss of Services category approval;

payment holds where appropriate;

Customer refunds;

Vendor suspension;

or termination.

265. IMMEDIATE ACTION

Daivavarna may take immediate action where credible evidence indicates:

fraud;

serious safety risk;

sexual misconduct;

theft;

forged licensing;

violent threats;

illegal professional practice;

serious privacy abuse;

or another substantial violation.

266. REPEATED VIOLATIONS

Repeated smaller violations may result in stronger Marketplace action.

Providers are expected to correct identified problems.

267. GOOD-FAITH SERVICE DISPUTES

An ordinary disagreement concerning workmanship, aesthetics, scheduling, or minor scope interpretation does not automatically establish fraud.

Daivavarna may consider the available evidence and Marketplace rules.

268. NO GUARANTEE BY DAIVAVARNA

Daivavarna’s approval of a Provider or Service does not constitute:

government licensing;

professional certification;

a guarantee of workmanship;

a guarantee of safety;

a guarantee of Customer satisfaction;

or endorsement of every statement made by the Provider.

269. CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY

Customers remain responsible for:

providing accurate information;

reviewing the Service scope;

providing lawful access;

following reasonable instructions;

and making personal decisions concerning the Service.

270. PROVIDER RESPONSIBILITY REMAINS

The Customer’s responsibilities do not eliminate the Provider’s obligation to perform the agreed Service with reasonable care and in compliance with Applicable Law.

271. CROSS-CATEGORY APPROVAL

A Provider may require approval for multiple Daivavarna categories.

Examples include:

a tailor selling completed garments;

an artisan teaching Classes;

an Ayurveda Product seller offering consultations;

a photographer working at Events;

or a Provider offering Accommodation-related Services.

272. MULTIPLE TERMS MAY APPLY

Where a transaction reasonably falls within more than one category, Daivavarna may apply all relevant Supplemental Terms.

273. CATEGORY MISCLASSIFICATION

A Provider shall not intentionally list a Service in General Services in order to avoid stricter requirements applicable to another category.

274. MARKETPLACE RECLASSIFICATION

Daivavarna may move or require reclassification of a Service where another category better reflects its nature.

275. CHANGES TO THESE SUPPLEMENTAL TERMS

Daivavarna may update these General Services Supplemental Vendor Terms as Marketplace functionality, Service categories, legal requirements, payment models, safety practices, or operational experience evolves.

Material changes may require Provider reacceptance.

276. CATEGORY TERMS VERSIONING

Daivavarna may maintain an electronic record identifying:

Provider identity;

category;

Category Terms Version;

acceptance date and time;

and other reasonable acceptance information.

Acceptance of Version 1.0 does not automatically constitute acceptance of a later materially revised version.

277. REACCEPTANCE AFTER MATERIAL CHANGES

Where these Supplemental Terms are materially revised, Daivavarna may require the Provider to review and accept the updated version before creating, editing, publishing, booking, or continuing to offer Services.

278. RELATIONSHIP TO FEES AND PAYOUT POLICY

Service Providers must comply with the applicable payment model established by the Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy.

Depending upon Provider type and Marketplace plan, this may include:

Direct Payment;

Daivavarna-Assisted Processing;

fixed subscription or listing fees;

transaction processing costs;

refund adjustments;

payout rules;

or other disclosed payment conditions.

279. RELATIONSHIP TO GENERAL VENDOR TERMS

These Supplemental Terms supplement rather than replace the General Vendor Terms and Seller Agreement.

The Provider must comply with both.

Where these Supplemental Terms establish a more specific Services requirement, that requirement ordinarily governs the category-specific matter unless Applicable Law or another expressly controlling Marketplace rule provides otherwise.

280. CONTACT

Questions concerning Provider approval, Service classification, licensing, Direct Payment, Daivavarna-assisted payment, custom work, or General Services category requirements should be submitted before publication where the Provider is uncertain.

Vendor / Provider Support: [Vendor Support Email]

Marketplace Compliance: [Compliance Email]

Customer Support: [Customer Support Email]

Privacy: [Privacy Email]

Legal: [Legal Email]

281. PROVIDER CATEGORY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

By accepting these General Services Supplemental Vendor Terms, the Provider confirms that the Provider has reviewed and understands the qualification, Service-performance, pricing, safety, payment, privacy, Customer-property, professional-conduct, and Marketplace requirements applicable to Services offered through Daivavarna.

The Provider represents that material statements concerning the Provider’s identity, business, experience, qualifications, licenses, insurance, certifications, Service scope, location, pricing, and professional history are materially accurate.

The Provider agrees to offer only Services the Provider is competent and legally authorized to perform and understands that Daivavarna Marketplace approval does not create or replace any governmental license, permit, professional registration, or other authorization required by Applicable Law.

The Provider agrees to accurately disclose the Service scope, price or pricing method, materials, Customer obligations, estimated timing, material exclusions, and other conditions reasonably important to the Customer.

The Provider agrees to obtain Customer approval before materially expanding the scope of work or imposing substantial additional charges that were not reasonably part of the original agreement.

The Provider agrees to exercise reasonable care with Customer property and Personal Information and not to misuse Customer addresses, keys, access codes, photographs, documents, contact information, or other private information obtained through a Service.

The Provider understands that Services may operate through different Daivavarna payment models. Where the Customer pays the Provider directly, the Provider remains responsible for payment collection, valid refunds, receipts, payment security, taxes, and related obligations, and Daivavarna generally cannot directly retrieve funds paid outside its system.

Where Daivavarna facilitates payment, the Provider agrees to comply with the Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy, including applicable Service-completion, payout, refund, reserve, chargeback, and adjustment requirements.

The Provider understands that Daivavarna may charge fixed subscription, listing, or other fees for certain Service Provider plans and that optional Daivavarna payment processing does not automatically create a percentage Marketplace commission unless expressly stated in the applicable Fee Schedule or Vendor plan.

The Provider acknowledges that regulated Services, including certain medical, legal, financial, mental-health, construction, electrical, or other professional Services, may require specialized licensing, separate approval, or may be prohibited entirely.

The Provider further acknowledges that Ayurveda Practitioner Services, Astrology Services, Classes, Accommodations, Events, Jobs, and other specialized categories are subject to separate Supplemental Terms and may not be listed as General Services merely to avoid their requirements.

The Provider understands that Daivavarna may investigate serious Customer complaints, require evidence, temporarily suspend Services, issue qualifying refunds for Daivavarna-Processed Transactions, restrict category access, or take other reasonable action under Marketplace Policies.

The Provider agrees to comply with these Supplemental Terms, the General Vendor Terms and Seller Agreement, Marketplace Policies, Fees and Vendor Payouts Policy, Privacy requirements, and Applicable Law for so long as the Provider offers Services through Daivavarna.