Trioly Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose)

These terms set the conditions under which members browse content (videos, images), buy permissions to use it (licenses), and use credits and business services on Trioly, operated by Trioly (the "Company"). Members who sell content are also bound by the Seller Terms.

Article 2 (Definitions)

• 1. A "member" is a person or business that has agreed to these terms and created an account. A "buyer" is a member who buys a Standard Production License; a "business" is a member using AI training access or data missions with a business account.
• 2. "Content" means the videos and images sellers upload to Trioly.
• 3. A "license" is the Company's permission to use content on set conditions. A license never transfers copyright.
• 4. "Credits" are units that members top up in advance and use only for paid services inside Trioly (Credit Terms).

Article 3 (Sign-up and accounts)

• 1. Anyone aged 14 or older may sign up. However, residents of the EU or the UK under 16 need a parent's or legal guardian's consent to sign up.
• 1-2. A member who is a minor in their country of residence (under 19 in Korea; elsewhere under 18 or under the age set by that country's law) needs a guardian's consent to use paid services such as purchases or credit top-ups, or to register as a seller. The Company does not open those features until this consent is given.
• 1-3. A contract made by a minor without a guardian's consent may be cancelled by the minor or the guardian. The Company tells you this before payment or seller registration.
• 2. People living in the countries the Company has designated (Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus) cannot sign up.
• 3. Members may not lend or sell their account to others and are responsible for keeping their account details safe.

Article 4 (Rights in content)

• 1. Copyright in content stays with the seller. The Company receives from the seller a right of use that it may sublicense, and grants licenses to members in its own name.
• 2. Each piece of content has a proof hash recording when it was registered. The proof hash only proves the time of registration; it does not by itself prove who the copyright holder is.

Article 5 (Standard Production License)

• 1. A buyer may use purchased content without time limit, non-exclusively, in video and design productions, including commercial ones.
• 2. Not allowed: reselling or distributing the original (unedited file) as is, using it for AI training or development, using content as a trademark or logo, and uses that break the law or public order and morals.
• 3. When content for which the seller has set an exclusive price is bought exclusively, it is taken off sale and no new licenses are granted to others.
• 4. If the seller has set "prohibited uses", the content may not be used for them (shown on the purchase screen).

Article 6 (Business services — AI training access and data missions)

• 1. A business may use only content whose seller has allowed AI training, and each access allows training of one version of one AI model. Using the same content for another model or a new version requires a new access. The original can be downloaded again within a set period after access.
• 2. A business can receive a certificate for the trained model version. The certificate does not show the price or the business's name.
• 3. Data missions follow the Business Data Mission Terms.
• 4. A business does not use personal data in content, such as people's faces or voices, for anything other than training, and does not give it to third parties.

Article 6-2 (My Vault)

• 1. Members may keep uploaded content privately in "My Vault" without selling it. Storage alone does not require seller registration; it is available once a member has logged in, agreed to these Terms and completed age verification. Minor members may use it after guardian consent is complete.
• 2. Private storage is not a sales contract. The Company does not sell or license stored content to anyone else and handles it only to store it, prove the original and provide it as the member requests (such as AI app connections). The Company does not use stored content, or provide it to others, for training AI models, except to AI apps the member connects.
• 3. Stored content is not made public anywhere, including listings, search, previews or the business API. If a member turns on "Read My Vault" for an AI app and chooses its scope, the Company provides content within that scope to that AI app, and its use there is governed by that company's terms and privacy policy.
• 4. When content is stored, the Company checks the file format, scans for malware and automatically matches it against lists of known illegal content. If it matches, the Company does not store or provide it and handles it as required by law.
• 5. The Company does not normally open stored content. It may check it only when there is a basis such as a rights complaint, a legal request or an automated-check alert, and it keeps a record of each such check.
• 6. Members may change stored content to "for sale" at any time. They must then agree to the Seller Terms and the Seller Pledge and pass sales review; sale may be put on hold for review by the Company in cases such as when a similar work already exists. The time of original proof remains the time the content was first stored.
• 7. If content on sale is changed to private, only new sales stop; purchases and licences already made, and their records (including titles), remain in effect.
• 8. Free storage may differ before and after identity verification; storage amounts and prices are shown in the service. Beyond the free amount, members may use a storage plan. Content is not deleted immediately just because a limit is exceeded; new uploads stop. What happens on plan cancellation or non-payment follows the notice shown in the service (Settings > Storage); for sellers, Article 11 (Storage plans) of the Seller Terms applies.
• 9. If guardian consent is withdrawn, new storage and "Read My Vault" for AI apps stop, and "Read My Vault" is switched off for connections already enabled. It is not switched back on automatically if consent is given again, and the member may delete content already stored.

Article 7 (Prices and payment)

• 1. Prices are shown before purchase including VAT. Payments from abroad may be shown in a currency the Company sets.
• 2. Payments are taken on the Trioly website only.

Article 8 (Refunds)

Refunds follow the Refund Policy.

Article 9 (Prohibited conduct)

Using someone else's account, abusing payments, credits or referrals, collecting content without permission (scraping), harming the security of the service, and uploading content that infringes rights are prohibited. The Company may restrict use after giving the reason, and the member may respond.

Article 10 (Rights complaints)

Anyone who believes content infringes their rights may report it through Trioly's rights complaint procedure (Korean Copyright Act Article 103). Contact: rights@trioly.app

Article 11 (Company liability)

The Company compensates members for damage caused by its intent or negligence. If the service stops for reasons the Company is not responsible for, such as natural disasters or payment-provider outages, the Company announces it and restores the service quickly.

Article 12 (Changes to the terms)

When the Company changes these terms, it posts the new version and its effective date from 7 days before it takes effect (30 days if the change is unfavourable to members) and notifies members by email and in-app notice. Members who do not agree may close their account.

Article 13 (Governing law and jurisdiction)

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea, and disputes are heard by the court with jurisdiction under the Korean Civil Procedure Act. However, provisions of the law of the country where a consumer member lives that give more protection still apply.

부칙

These terms take effect on November 8, 2026.

If the language versions differ in meaning, the Korean original prevails (except where that would disadvantage a consumer).