Hosting Terms

Dint+ Inc. operates Dint+, the consumer brand, website, and mobile application. “Dint+,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to Dint+ Inc. where the context concerns the platform operator. Hosts, providers, businesses, creators, and other participants supply the offerings identified in their listings.

Read the supplemental policies linked below with these Terms. A supplement governs its stated subject. The price, scope, and cancellation rule shown when you confirm a transaction apply to that transaction, subject to mandatory law. Contact and legal-request routes are linked below.

Providers, hosts, businesses, creators, and listing owners must have authority to offer their services or property, meet applicable eligibility requirements, and maintain required licenses, permits, professional qualifications, insurance, and tax registrations. Verification does not replace these duties or guarantee quality, safety, or suitability.

Keep identity and business details, descriptions, photos, prices, service areas, accessibility information, calendars, and availability accurate. Disclose material restrictions and safety requirements before booking. Complete applicable identity, business, credential, and background checks with the notices, permissions, and review rights required for the check.

Review on-demand work before accepting it, including scope, time, location, customer needs, commission, deductions, and expected earnings. Honor accepted commitments, communicate delays, maintain safe conditions, and report inability to fulfill promptly. Deliver the promised service with reasonable care and in accordance with law and applicable professional standards.

Customers must provide accurate booking details and safe, lawful access necessary for the service. Both parties must communicate respectfully, respect privacy and boundaries, follow lawful safety instructions, and avoid harassment or discrimination. Use the applicable booking policy for cancellations, rescheduling, late arrival, and no-shows.

Hosts must have ownership or management authority and comply with occupancy, zoning, lodging, rental, vehicle, and other applicable rules. Maintain required permits and insurance; disclose house rules, deposits, access, accessibility, pickup or check-in instructions, safety equipment, and material restrictions before confirmation. Do not conceal hazards or impose undisclosed charges.

Keep calendars current, honor accepted reservations, maintain the property or vehicle as described, and promptly notify guests of disruptions. Arrange lawful access and respect guest privacy. A platform verification does not substitute for inspection, insurance, or professional advice.

Review the supplier, description, location, dates, local time zone, availability, restrictions, price breakdown, payment schedule, and cancellation rule before confirming. A request or payment authorization is not necessarily an accepted booking; the confirmation identifies the accepted reservation or service. On-demand requests require provider acceptance where shown.

Request changes or rescheduling through the booking tools or support. A request does not modify a confirmed booking until accepted. Changes may require a new price, availability check, or payment authorization. Late arrivals and no-shows follow the rule disclosed for that booking. Do not assume that unused time is refundable.

Hosts and providers must promptly report inability to fulfill and must not substitute materially different services without the customer’s agreement. For unavailable, unsafe, or materially misdescribed offerings, contact support with the booking reference. The applicable cancellation policy and mandatory consumer rights determine remedies, including eligible refunds or release of authorizations.

Review the currency, itemized subtotal, platform fees, taxes, tips, cleaning or other charges, discounts, and total before authorizing payment. Provider earnings differ from the customer’s total. The commission rate, calculation basis, deductions, and settlement timing are supplied by the applicable offering or transaction quote; there is no single commission percentage or payout deadline for all categories.

Provider payout eligibility, availability in Wallet, and arrival at an external destination are separate events. Verification, transaction completion, processing, refunds, disputes, and lawful holds can affect each. Taxes and reporting obligations depend on your role and location; providers must keep tax information current and meet obligations not performed by the platform or processor.

Report unauthorized or incorrect transactions promptly through the payment-support route and, where appropriate, your payment provider. Include the transaction reference and disputed amount; never email full card details or authentication codes. Nothing here shortens statutory reporting periods or limits legal chargeback rights.

Pending means processing or awaiting a condition; completed means the recorded operation succeeded; failed means it did not complete; reversed means an earlier operation was undone; disputed means a claim is under review. A payment status may differ from booking or payout status. Do not assume a pending refund has reached your bank.

Refund eligibility and amount follow the transaction-specific cancellation or purchase policy and law. Approved refunds and releases can take additional processor or bank time. Cancellations, refunds, chargebacks, reversals, and corrections can adjust earnings or rewards under the applicable transaction rules; an adjustment must be traceable to the underlying transaction.

Payment holds or reserves may address verification, fraud, legal restrictions, refunds, chargebacks, or other documented transaction risks. They must have a lawful or disclosed contractual basis. Contact support for an explanation or review, subject to lawful disclosure restrictions. A dispute does not authorize unrelated or indefinite forfeiture.

You may request account closure through the account-deletion route. We may restrict or end access for material violations, fraud, security or safety risks, legal requirements, or service discontinuation. Where appropriate and lawful, we will explain the reason and allow you to request review through support. Urgent protective action may precede notice.

A review request should identify the decision, relevant account or transaction reference, and why you believe it is incorrect. Restrictions do not create a right to arbitrary confiscation. Pending bookings, refunds, chargebacks, lawful payment obligations, and eligible remaining balances must be addressed after termination. Terms necessary to resolve existing transactions, content rights already granted, and legal disputes survive to the extent needed for those purposes.

The version, last updated date, effective date, and change summary appear with this document. Material changes require appropriate notice and renewed agreement where required before the affected activity continues. A new notice is not retroactive permission for a different use of your information. Contact Dint+ Inc. through the linked contact and request pages.