Consulty

PROVIDER TERMS

Consultant Agreement

This agreement applies in addition to the Terms of Use to every independent consultant or consulting firm offering services through Consulty.

Version 3.0 — 4 August 2026

PLATFORM OPERATOR & CONTRACTING PARTY

AURAS INNOVATION ELECTRONICS TRADING CO. L.L.C

Trading brand: Consulty

व्यावसायिक लाइसेंस: 1248066

Commercial register: 2104509

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Legal email: support@consulty.io

Legal type: Limited Liability Company – Single Owner (LLC – SO)

Registered address: The Workspace Center, Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Wasl, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

2.1 Independent status

The Consultant acts as an independent contractor, not an employee, worker, agent, partner, franchisee or representative of Consulty, and has no authority to bind Consulty. The Consultant controls delivery subject to agreed scope, law, professional standards and Platform rules.

2.2 Eligibility, verification and licences

The Consultant must provide accurate identity, address, business, banking, tax, qualification and licence information and authorises verification by Consulty and payment/compliance providers. Approval does not constitute endorsement, certification or a guarantee of competence.

2.3 Service standards

Consultants must act professionally, respond reasonably, attend confirmed meetings, deliver agreed work, protect Client information, disclose conflicts and avoid misleading claims or guaranteed outcomes. Material subcontracting requires Client consent.

2.4 Pricing and Tap commission

Consulty does not impose a default commission on the service amount. If the Client chooses Tap, Consulty deducts 15% of the gross service amount when payment succeeds. This commission does not apply to direct payment channels unless a different commercial arrangement is disclosed before payment.

2.5 Payment through Tap

Consultants may receive payouts through Tap after completing its onboarding, KYC, tax and bank requirements and accepting provider terms. Consulty’s 15% Tap commission, provider charges and other applicable amounts are deducted before the net payout.

2.6 Consultant’s own payment account

Where available, a Consultant may connect an eligible payment account in the Consultant’s own name. The integration may have a technology subscription disclosed before activation. Consulty does not deduct a percentage from direct-payment-channel transactions. The Consultant remains responsible for provider fees, reserves, tax configuration, disputes, chargebacks, account standing and provider compliance.

2.7 Payout timing and reserves

Payout estimates are indicative. Payouts may be delayed, reversed, withheld or reserved due to provider review, sanctions, fraud, missing KYC, chargebacks, refunds, legal process, bank holidays, conversion or negative balances.

2.8 Refunds, disputes and recovery

The Consultant authorises Consulty to decide marketplace refund requests in good faith using booking records, messages, attendance, deliverables and other evidence. Amounts owed may be recovered from current or future payouts, authorised payment methods, invoices or other lawful means.

2.9 Taxes

The Consultant is solely responsible for registration, invoicing, reporting and payment of VAT, corporate, income, withholding and other taxes arising from earnings, except taxes Consulty must legally collect or remit.

2.10 Confidentiality and data protection

Client personal and confidential information may be used only to perform the booked service, with appropriate security, limited access and deletion or return when no longer needed. It must not be sold, reused or disclosed for unrelated marketing without lawful authority.

2.11 Intellectual property and insurance

Consultants retain pre-existing tools and know-how. On full payment, the Client receives the rights expressly described in the scope; if none are specified, a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual licence for internal business use. Consultants must maintain legally required or reasonably appropriate insurance.

2.12 Termination

Consulty may suspend or terminate a Consultant for poor performance, repeated cancellations, misleading credentials, safety concerns, non-payment, high dispute rates, provider restrictions, unlawful activity or policy breach. Termination does not affect accrued fees, refunds, indemnities, confidentiality, intellectual property or outstanding disputes.