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WINWAY INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED

Effective date of this revision: 09 September 2026

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These terms govern the use of the pages and services operated by Winway International Group Limited, whose registered suite is Rm 1406A 14/F THE BELGIAN BANK BLDG, 721-725 NATHAN RD, Mong Kok, Hong Kong (HK). By browsing this site or enrolling in any catalogue or verification programme, you agree to these terms in full.

If a term reads too stiffly to understand, ask for the plain reading at help@listontech.lat or on +17345633216 before you rely on the service. A contractual promise you misunderstood is still a promise you made, so clarity up front protects both of us.

These terms work beside the privacy policy. Nothing here overrides the mandatory consumer rights your local law grants you, and where a conflict appears, the stricter protection for the customer wins.

Table of contents

  1. Acceptance of these terms
  2. The parties to the agreement
  3. Nature of this publication
  4. Eligibility to use the vitrine
  5. Creating a merchant account
  6. Your truthful obligations
  7. Curated listing licence
  8. Prohibited conduct for sellers
  9. Verification and onboarding rules
  10. Fees and settlement
  11. Prices and market movement
  12. Buyer obligations
  13. Shipping and fulfilment duties
  14. Returns, defects and refunds
  15. Intellectual property ownership
  16. Licence for the platform software
  17. Use of open source components
  18. Confidential information
  19. Availability and service windows
  20. Suspend and restrict the account
  21. Term notice and account closure
  22. Data handling and the privacy link
  23. Disclaimer of implied warranties
  24. Limitation of liability
  25. Indemnity responsibilities
  26. Changes to the services and terms
  27. Governing law and jurisdiction
  28. Resolving disputes out of court
  29. Severability and entire agreement
  30. Notices that are legally effective
  31. Contact details of record

1 · Acceptance of these terms

You accept these terms the moment you use a page, submit a form, or enrol in any programme found here. Acceptance does not require a typed signature or a formal ceremony; continuing to act within the vitrine is your consent in the same way a shop owner agrees to a posted price by choosing to sell at that window.

If you enrol on behalf of a company, you confirm that you hold the authority to bind that company, and the company becomes jointly responsible with you for what the account does.

These terms sit in the current revision stated at the top of this page. Section 26 describes how revisions are brought to your attention when they arrive.

2 · The parties to the agreement

The party providing the services and this website under these terms is Winway International Group Limited, whose registered suite is Rm 1406A 14/F THE BELGIAN BANK BLDG, 721-725 NATHAN RD, Mong Kok, Hong Kong (HK). The other party is you, whoever you are when you accept these terms.

The developer responsible for building and maintaining the underlying software is Winway Group. The developer is not a party to the commercial contract between you and the operating company, but it may appear in operational communications and carries the confidentiality duties set out in section 17.

Where these terms say the company, we mean Winway International Group Limited. Where they say you, they mean the individual or the legal entity that accepted these terms.

3 · Nature of this publication

This website presents a curated view of catalogues, marketplaces and related professional services. Nothing on these pages is a binding offer to sell a specific item to you merely by its presence here; each listing is an invitation for you to make an enquiry or an offer that the merchant can accept.

The professional classification of this company sits within Computer Systems Design and Related Services and Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. That tells you the kind of work we do, but it does not turn every note into legal, tax or financial advice written for your particular situation.

For personal guidance that fits your exact circumstances, always seek an independent professional who has reviewed the full picture around your own trade.

4 · Eligibility to use the vitrine

You may browse openly. To sell, to operate a merchant account or to access settlement records you must be at least eighteen years old, legally able to enter a binding contract in your region, and free of any order banning you from trading.

Businesses must supply a registration number and a matching address so the verification layer has something real to check. A trader on a sanctions list, a person using a stolen identity or anyone who refuses a reasonable identity check is not eligible regardless of what name they use.

Each person may maintain a reasonable number of accounts, but an individual who creates a network of accounts to defeat rating or fee rules breaches this section and risks having every account closed.

5 · Creating a merchant account

Opening an account involves answering a questionnaire, supplying identity and business documents, accepting a verification check and passing the onboarding milestones described on the services pages. Each step records a time stamp so the audit trail stays complete.

We reserve the right to decline an application for any reason that is not unlawful, and we will normally state the main reason so the applicant can improve. A declined applicant may re-apply after fixing the issue that caused the decline, unless the decline stemmed from confirmed fraud.

Login details belong to the account holder and must not be shared with staff who have no need to use them. The account holder is responsible for activity performed with their credentials and should report a suspected compromise without delay.

6 · Your truthful obligations

You promise that the information you supply is accurate, current and complete, and that you will correct it when it changes. A company that changes address and forgets to tell us delays its own verification and risk scoring.

You must not impersonate another person, invent a supplier that does not exist or misstate the provenance of an item. A false statement made to obtain a merchant account is a breach that can be reported to the authorities, not merely a reason to close the page.

Truthfulness applies equally to your reviews, your photographs, your condition notes and your answers during dispute handling, because a curated market depends on every link in the chain telling the same honest story.

7 · Curated listing licence

By listing an item, you grant the company a limited, non exclusive licence to display your content, images and metadata in the vitrine and across the partner marketplaces you have authorised for syndication, for so long as the listing remains live.

The licence covers sub-licensing to the specific partner channels needed to carry out the syndication you requested. It never lets us sell your imagery to a stock library or use your listing to promote an unrelated product.

When a listing is withdrawn, the licence ends for new display, though copies already cached on partner systems may take their normal partner retention window to expire.

8 · Prohibited conduct for sellers

A seller must not offer counterfeit product, misrepresent condition, fabricate reviews, coordinate fake purchases, divert buyers off-platform to avoid fees or list an item the seller does not have the right to sell.

Sellers must not scrape other merchants, use scraping tools to undercut a fellow channel beyond lawful competition, or manipulate the ranking engine with paid vote rings. Attempts to collect another users payment details are treated with the full seriousness the law allows.

The list above is descriptive, not the ceiling. Any conduct that defeats the purpose of a fair, verified vitrine is prohibited even when it does not match a line printed here.

9 · Verification and onboarding rules

Verification is not optional for sellers. Identity checks, document review, standing reports and payment reconciliation run before a merchant may offer goods, under the law and the privacy policy already described.

When a check flags a problem, our risk team may freeze new listings while the matter is cleared. During a freeze you can still respond to existing buyer questions and disputes; you simply cannot add fresh inventory to the vitrine.

A merchant who refuses to supply a document needed for a legal check has effectively declined onboarding, and we may treat the account as dormant rather than cross purposes with the law.

10 · Fees and settlement

Fees for curated listing, onboarding, syndication, trust and analytics services are set out in the order sheets you accept before any paid work begins. We never invent a fee after the fact and surprise you at settlement.

Settlement of a sale follows the schedule in your merchant agreement, normally within a short window after the return and refund period closes. Reversals happen only for a genuine chargeback, a confirmed breach or a clerical error, each with a written reason.

Fees are shown exclusive of any value added or sales tax that applies to you, and the correct tax treatment follows from your region and the service you buy rather than from our convenience.

11 · Prices and market movement

The price you place on a listing is yours to choose within the guardrails. Price intelligence tools report a fair range so you can name a defensible number, but the final figure remains your decision.

Automated price movements run only inside the floor and ceiling you set, so a live dip in a comparator never drags your item to a loss-making level without your own rule approving it.

A quoted price on a listing is honoured for the stated validity, and a merchant who raises a price after an accepted offer simply to punish a buyer may lose the trust mark the curation engine awards.

12 · Buyer obligations

A buyer must provide a genuine delivery address, pay when the order confirms, and not abuse policies such as serial returns or fabricated defect claims designed to obtain free goods.

Buyers must not use the platform to move funds between their own accounts in a way designed to harvest credit or launder money. Suspicious movement reported by our settlement team is investigated under the same care given to a report about a seller.

A buyer who cancels an order after a merchant has already bought in stock or started bespoke work may owe the merchant the reasonable cost incurred, described in the order confirmation before the buyer confirmed.

13 · Shipping and fulfilment duties

Merchants must dispatch within the window shown on the listing and with a tracking option where the price and weight make one practical. Silence when a parcel is delayed is the fastest way to lose the trust of a curator marketplace.

The merchant remains responsible for the item until the buyer holds it in the agreed condition, so damage in transit falls on the seller side of the delivery terms except where the buyer selected the carrier themselves.

Fulfilment records, including the shipping reference, form part of the dispute file and must be supplied promptly when a claim arises.

14 · Returns, defects and refunds

Return rules follow the merchant lawful notice and the catalogue policy described at the point of sale. Items that arrive damaged, misdescribed or not matching their images qualify for a reasonable remedy, normally a refund or a repair, at the buyers choice where law grants it.

Our dispute room lets both sides attach evidence and reply on a deadline. A neutral reviewer who cannot settle the matter can escalate to a paid mediation with the national online dispute body relevant to the trade.

A refund must return to the same payment method used for the original purchase, without unreasonable delay, once the return is accepted at the agreed location.

15 · Intellectual property ownership

The look of the vitrine, the text on these pages, the software logic, the layered visual frames and the brand marks of Winway belong to Winway International Group Limited or its licensors. Nothing here grants you a right to copy the design for a rival shopfront.

Your own item images and descriptions remain yours, subject to the listing licence granted above. We do not claim ownership of your creative material simply because it passed through our curation tooling.

A complaint alleging that content on the site infringes a copyright is handled by the notice address in section 31, and we act on valid notices in line with the applicable notice and takedown law for the region hosting the copy.

16 · Licence for the platform software

Where we provide you access to client software, a dashboard or an application interface, we grant you a limited, personal, non assignable licence to use it for your legitimate catalogue business in line with these terms.

You may not reverse engineer the protected parts of our systems, build a competing product from our interfaces or remove licence markings. Reexport of any cryptographic component must respect the export control rules of your country and ours.

The licence ends when these terms end, and on expiry your continued retention of unauthorised copies is a breach.

17 · Use of open source components

Parts of the tooling may rest on open source libraries distributed under their own permissive or copyleft licences. Where a component carries copyleft obligations, we honour the attribution and source availability rules of that licence.

Nothing in these terms claims to grant you rights under an open source licence to software you never obtained from the project. Contacts for source requests appear in the notice section.

Open source components never dilute the confidentiality of your merchant records; the licence governs the code, not the data that moves through it.

18 · Confidential information

Information marked confidential or clearly of that nature stays between us for the purpose for which it was shared. Merchant settlement files, pre release pricing plans and verification findings are confidential by definition even where nobody printed the label.

Confidential obligations do not bar disclosure required by law, and they do not cover information that is already public through no fault of the receiver. A public statement about your own product is your story to tell, not ours to leak early.

These confidentiality duties survive the end of an account for a period set by the underlying cause, typically matching the longest duty in the privacy policy so the two documents stay coherent.

19 · Availability and service windows

We aim to keep the vitrine available around the clock, but planned maintenance and honest incidents mean no guarantee exists that the pages will load every single second. Scheduled maintenance windows are announced on the status banner where a reasonable amount of notice is possible.

If an incident interrupts settlement or a live reconciliation, we communicate in the channel the merchant uses and we restore service without unnecessary delay.

Downtime does not of itself release a party from payment obligations for work already delivered, and service credits for prolonged outages are handled under the specific merchant agreement rather than invented here.

20 · Suspend and restrict the account

We may suspend the ability to list, settle or log in where evidence points to fraud, a compromised credential, a sanctions match or a legal demand that makes action necessary. A suspension for suspicion is temporary while we investigate.

When we suspend an account, we explain the reason in ordinary language and set out the path back, unless explaining would itself tip off a fraud scheme or violate a duty of confidentiality to an authority.

During suspension a merchant can still reach our dispute and data-export team for the records they own, so a temporary freeze does not become a silent hostage situation.

21 · Term, notice and account closure

Either party may end a merchant agreement by written notice within the period stated in the merchant schedule, normally a rolling notice in weeks rather than years. You may close your account at any time; the closure request must reach our team in the contact channel to be valid.

On closure, live listings are withdrawn, pending settlements are cleared, and your data is handled under the retention and deletion rules in the privacy policy.

Closing an account brings these terms to an end, but sections that by their nature should survive, those dealing with confidentiality, intellectual property, limitation of liability and dispute resolution, continue to bind past the end date.

22 · Data handling and the privacy link

Use of personal information is covered by the separate Privacy Policy, which you accept when you use these pages. The two documents should be read as one coherent statement of your relationship with the house.

If a term here and a promise in the privacy policy conflict in a way that touches your personal rights, the more protective promise for your data wins. That ordering is fixed and cannot be removed by a later line of marketing copy.

Data export, deletion and correction requests follow the contact channel named in the privacy policy rather than this page, so one mailbox owns the whole access thread.

23 · Disclaimer of implied warranties

To the fullest extent the law permits, the pages and software are provided as available and as is. We give no promise that a feature will never fail, that listings will always be error free or that the price comparator will instantly reflect every market shift.

The company explicitly disclaims implied warranties of satisfactory quality, fitness for a particular purpose and non infringement, except where your region refuses to allow such a disclaimer.

This disclaimer does not remove the statutory consumer rights that your local law refuses to waive, and it does not shield us from liability for our own deliberate wrongdoing or for personal injury caused by our negligence.

24 · Limitation of liability

Where permitted by law, neither party is liable to the other for indirect, special, consequential or punitive damages, whether in contract or in tort, including lost profits, lost data or reputational damage arising from the use of the vitrine.

Our total liability for a claim connected to these terms is limited to the amount you actually paid Winway International Group Limited in the twelve months before the claim arose, or an amount required by the mandatory law of your region, whichever is higher.

A merchant remains separately liable for the loss a fraudulent or dangerous product causes to a buyer, because our platform role does not replace the merchants own product liability under their law.

25 · Indemnity responsibilities

You agree to defend and hold harmless the company and the developer Winway Group from claims that arise because of your content, your breach of these terms or your unlawful use of the vitrine.

The indemnity covers reasonable legal costs of defending a claim that you caused, but it does not cover claims that flow from a fault of ours. We remain free to manage a claim at our own expense where the defence concerns matters only we control.

An obligation to defend continues only where the claim genuinely stems from your conduct, so a claim against us for our own design fault cannot be bounced onto you as a paperwork exercise.

26 · Changes to the services and terms

We may improve or retire portions of the services and revise these terms to match. Material revisions are announced ahead of taking effect where the law allows that notice, through the banner and by email to the accounts we hold.

A change that deliberately removes a right you already hold, such as a liability cap that used to be lower, will not be applied to conduct that happened before the revision unless a legal duty forces it.

If you do not accept a revision, your remedy is to close the account within the notice window rather than to continue use while silently objecting.

27 · Governing law and jurisdiction

The laws governing these terms follow the rules of the registered address of Winway International Group Limited unless your local consumer law chooses otherwise, and the ordinary courts competent for that place hear disputes over these terms.

Nothing in this section takes away the right of a consumer in another region to rely on the mandatory protections of the consumer courts of their home country.

Where a court in your home region clearly cannot or will not decide because of the governing law clause, the parties still intend that the clause be reformed only as far as needed to reach a lawful result, not discarded outright.

28 · Resolving disputes before court

Before filing a claim either party should write to the other with a fair summary and a proposed remedy, giving a reasonable window for a friendly answer. Most marketplace questions are settled this way faster and more fairly than in a courtroom.

A consumer in the European Economic Area may raise any dispute with the European online dispute resolution platform, and we will give genuine consideration to a referral rather than ignore it.

Courts remain open to anyone who prefers them after a reasonable attempt at friendly settlement, and the running of any limitation period is never paused by our invitation to talk.

29 · Severability and entire agreement

If a court finds one clause unlawful, that clause is read down only as far as needed and the rest of these terms continue in force as if the unlawful part had been trimmed precisely to the legal limit.

These terms, together with the privacy policy and any signed service schedule, form the entire agreement between you and Winway International Group Limited. Prior drafts promising things orally and later dropped in writing are no longer binding unless restated here.

A failure to enforce a clause once does not waive the right to enforce it later, and no waiver is valid unless it is written and signed by the party granting it.

30 · Notices that are legally effective

Notices sent under these terms are effective when delivered to the mailbox of the party they concern and followed, where the law demands, by the written confirmation. Legal demands from an authority count as received when they reach the registered suite.

We notify you at the email address recorded on your account. Keep that address current, because a notice sent to the last working mailbox counts even if you started using a new account while the old mailbox went dark.

Notices about legal matters, such as takedown requests and dispute letters, reach the details of record in section 31, so a serious letter never has to compete for attention with marketing traffic.

31 · Contact details of record

Notices and questions under these terms reach Winway International Group Limited at Rm 1406A 14/F THE BELGIAN BANK BLDG, 721-725 NATHAN RD, Mong Kok, Hong Kong (HK), at help@listontech.lat or by telephone on +17345633216.

The developer contact is Winway Group, which may be reached through the same mailbox for questions about the software itself rather than about your commercial account.

Every official page of this site carries these details so that a regulator, partner or visitor always has a stable and current address, whichever revision they read.

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WINWAY INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED

Rm 1406A 14/F THE BELGIAN BANK BLDG, 721-725 NATHAN RD, Mong Kok, Hong Kong (HK)

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