Terms of service.

These Terms of Service govern your use of ProseID. By creating an account or using the service you agree to these terms.

The service

ProseID is a hosted compliance platform. We accept session creation requests, render schema-defined forms to your end users on our hosted pages, validate the submitted data against the schema, and deliver a verified payload to you via the channels you've configured (API, webhook, email).

Your account

You are responsible for activity on your account, the API keys you mint, and the data you submit through forms you publish. You must be authorized to collect and process the personal data your forms request from your end users.

Billing

Subscription credits reset monthly on your billing anniversary and do not roll over. Credit packs are one-time purchases that never expire and are consumed only after monthly credits are exhausted. Sessions are billed at the moment the verified payload is delivered (webhook, email, or API read), not at session creation. Abandoned sessions are not billed.

AdES signing

When you create a session with the signed flag, the end user is prompted to sign the verified payload using UIP. UIP is the signature authority and issues an Advanced Electronic Signature (AdES-B-LT) anchored to the signer's verified identity. ProseID does not produce signatures itself — we relay the payload, present the signing prompt, and deliver the signed result to you. Signed sessions are billed at three times the unsigned rate.

Acceptable use

Don't use ProseID to collect data you're not authorized to collect; don't host forms that violate applicable law; don't attempt to interfere with the service for other customers. We reserve the right to suspend accounts that breach these conditions.

Termination

You can cancel your subscription anytime from billing settings. We can suspend or terminate accounts for unpaid invoices, breach of these terms, or legal compliance reasons.

Questions? [email protected].

This is placeholder copy provided for product preview. Final terms will be reviewed by counsel before launch.