Last updated: 15 August 2026
What follows governs participation in the referral programme of SERVA ONE LTD. It starts applying to you on its own: the moment you take a referral link or publish anything about us, you have agreed to it. Read it end to end, alongside our Terms of Service.
Participant — the holder of a client-area account who has joined the referral programme. Referred client — somebody who followed your link and paid for a service. Commission — the share of their payments that lands on your referral balance.
Joining costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Equally, a participant stays outside the company: not an employee, not an agent, not an authorised representative of SERVA, with no power to speak in our name or take on obligations for us.
Tax on commission earned is entirely the participant's business, under the law of wherever they are taxed. We withhold nothing for any budget and file nothing on a participant's behalf.
The rate, the holding period, the withdrawal threshold and the available payout methods live on the referral programme page; actual amounts and statistics live in the client area. Where anything disagrees, the client area is the version that counts.
None of these parameters are fixed for ever. The rate, the threshold, the list of payout methods, holding periods and any other condition may be revised by us unilaterally, and the programme itself may be paused or wound up. Revised parameters apply from the date they are published and govern later accruals.
Write about us on a blog, in a review, a video, a podcast, on social media, in a Telegram channel, or in letters to your own subscribers who asked to receive them.
Both the material and the platform must be lawful on two fronts at once — under the law of the country where your audience sits and the promotion runs, and under the law of England and Wales, where the company is registered. Hence the flat prohibitions: resources carrying unlawful content, advertising that breaks local advertising rules, working around a platform's own policies, and using text, photography or video belonging to somebody else without the rights to it.
Third-party complaints about your material, your traffic channels or the way you distribute them are yours to deal with. The company takes no part in such disputes and covers no losses arising from them.
Nothing may be pushed at anyone. That rules out mail to purchased or borrowed lists, sending to people who never consented, private messages to strangers in messengers and social networks, mass comments under other people's posts and videos, automated posting by bots, dropping links into unrelated discussions — and every comparable trick where the link reaches somebody who never asked for it.
A complaint about such distribution, whether it reaches us, a payment service, a registrar or the platform itself, counts as a breach of these rules, with everything section 7 describes following from it.
Whatever you write about SERVA has to line up with what our site and legal documents say at the time you publish it.
Presenting yourself as the company, its employee or its official representative is not allowed. Domains, sites, pages and social accounts that echo our name or styling closely enough for a reader to mistake them for ours are prohibited. Paid advertising on brand queries requires written permission. The logo and brand imagery are used exactly as issued, without alteration.
The following earn nothing, are never paid out, and cost the account its access:
On discovering anything of the sort we void the entire remaining balance, earlier periods included, and close off access to the programme.
Either side may walk away — on any day, with nothing explained. That holds for us and for the participant alike. The consequence is single and identical in both directions: the referral account is blocked, and whatever accumulated on it can no longer be withdrawn.
Where the participant is the one who stopped — links removed, publications deleted or left to rot, no further clients coming — we read that as a unilateral exit from the programme. The company may then suspend or block the account, halt further accruals, break off any business relationship with that participant and pay out nothing of the remaining balance.
A breach of any clause here produces the same outcome: access closed, accumulated commission written off with no right of withdrawal, further participation refused, and, where warranted, other services to that person discontinued as well. The decision rests with the company and is final.
Leaving the programme cancels none of the obligations that arose beforehand and excuses none of the breaches already committed.
Commission already credited is removed from the referral balance where:
A participant sees anonymised statistics in their own panel, nothing more. Clients' personal data is never handed over, and a participant may not go looking for it, collect it or use it. Our handling of it is laid out in the Privacy Policy.
Ahead of a payout the company may ask for identity confirmation (KYC), or, from an organisation, company documents (KYB). A refusal to complete that check has consequences, and the Terms of Service spell them out.
Only the published text binds anyone. Support correspondence, verbal arrangements, promises from staff and marketing copy change none of it and create no extra obligation for the company. Where anything conflicts, this page and the Terms of Service take precedence.
These rules may be revised at any moment and without warning; the new version applies from the moment it appears here. Staying in the programme means accepting whatever version is current.
The governing law is that of England and Wales. Disputes are resolved as described in the Terms of Service.
