Version 3.0 — effective from 10 September 2026 (UTC)

Contracting party and Platform operator: IPbnb LLC, a limited liability company incorporated in the State of Texas, USA, registered office 5511 Parkcrest Dr., Suite 103, Austin, TX 78731, USA ("IPbnb", "we", "us", "our"). Contact: support@ipbnb.com.

These Terms govern business use of the Platform, supplies of IP resources to IPbnb by IP Holders, and Leases supplied by IPbnb to IP Lessees. IPbnb purchases the agreed resource availability and contractual usage rights from IP Holders for activated periods and resells Services to IP Lessees in its own name and for its own account. IPbnb is the buyer under each Supply Activation and the supplier under each Lease. The Platform is available for business use only.

The English version controls over any translation. Schedules A–E form part of these Terms.

Acceptance and application

An authorized User accepts these Terms for the Company by an affirmative Platform action, signed Order Form or other recorded express agreement. IPbnb retains the actual acceptance date and exact version.

The Model Effective Date is 10 September 2026 (UTC), independently of the Acceptance Date. By accepting, the Company expressly agrees to application of these Terms to its identified supplies and Leases from that date and confirms and ratifies covered performance already occurring before acceptance, and accepts its displayed Transition Statement and related period documents, subject to correction of errors and mandatory requirements. Acceptance does not create performance before an actual Lease starts.

Amounts are not recalculated solely because the contract version changes. Performance through 30 September retains its previously applicable terms. Actual signature and document dates, accrued rights and third-party rights are preserved; any agreed adjustment of an accrued claim must be specifically identified. Silence is not acceptance, and acceptance alone does not authorize a payment-method charge. A non-accepting existing Company remains governed by its previously accepted agreement and applicable notice procedure.

1. Definitions

Account means a User's access credentials and the associated Company account on the Platform.

Additional Service means an optional service supplied by IPbnb in addition to the base resource Lease or Holder supply arrangement, including rDNS delegation or management, network or reputation monitoring, reporting, remediation assistance and separately requested configuration or management work.

Additional Service Fee means the separately agreed consideration for an Additional Service under Section 5.5, whether a percentage-based supplement, a fixed charge or a combination, payable once or on a recurring basis. It is separate from the base Lease Price and any Payment Method Fee.

Additional Service Order means the recorded agreement identifying the Customer buying an Additional Service, its scope and affected resources, its fee and calculation basis, activation and billing terms, and applicable renewal and cancellation terms. It may be accepted through the Platform, an authorized written request or a signed Order Form after those terms are disclosed.

Advance Payment means a payment to IPbnb for its Services before the amount is applied to charges for those Services.

Automatic Replenishment means the separately authorized payment feature in Section 5.1.

Company or Customer means the verified business accepting these Terms, acting as IP Holder, IP Lessee, or both. Each registered Company has separate rights, obligations and accounting records.

Credit Balance means unapplied Advance Payments owed by IPbnb to that Company, together with separately identified promotional credits. It is usable only for IPbnb's Services, bears no interest, and is not transferable or available for general withdrawal. Refunds are governed by Section 5.7.

Daily Rate means the Lessee's agreed price for one billing day of a Product. A displayed 30-day price equals 30 Daily Rates and is not a calendar-month price.

Holder Price means the purchase price offered by an IP Holder and accepted by IPbnb for the relevant Product and Supply Activation. It is expressed as a daily rate or a 30-day reference amount divided by 30. Section 5.6 governs taxes and deductions.

Individual Pricing Record means a recorded arrangement for an identified Lease specifying two independent amounts: the Holder Price and the Lessee Daily Rate, with their resource, currency, time unit and effective date. No fixed ratio between the two amounts is required. A Prefix- or Product-level setting may prepare such a record for a particular Lease, but an expired custom arrangement is not automatically inherited by another Lease. Each party accepts the terms affecting its own rights; confidential supplier pricing need not be disclosed to Lessees.

IP Holder or Holder means the business controlling the relevant resources and supplying the agreed availability and contractual usage rights to IPbnb.

IP Lessee or Lessee means the business obtaining Services from IPbnb under a Lease.

Lease means the agreement between IPbnb and a Lessee for exclusive availability and permitted use of a Product. A Lease is formed when IPbnb confirms an Order for that Lease. An Additional Service Order alone does not create or restart a Lease.

Lease Price means IPbnb's own price for a Lease at the agreed Daily Rate, excluding Additional Service Fees. Transaction taxes, Additional Service Fees and any permitted Payment Method Fee are separately identified where applicable and disclosed before the relevant commitment or payment. Showing a combined total does not merge these components or change the Holder Price.

Listing means a Holder's binding offer to supply the specified Products on the stated terms when IPbnb activates a supply in accordance with Schedule A. Listing alone does not generate a purchase charge.

Order means a request for Services accepted by IPbnb. An Order Form is a separately signed document incorporating these Terms.

Payment Method Fee means a prospective, separately disclosed charge for an eligible payment method under Section 5.9.

Payout means the Platform operation through which a Holder requests and receives payment by IPbnb of its supplier purchase debt under Section 5.4, including an equivalent manual request where required. Payout Balance means the accounting record of that debt after finalized supplier invoices and lawful adjustments; it is not customer money held for the Holder, a payment account or a transferable balance. Daily earnings may be shown before they become available for Payout; requesting a Payout does not itself create the debt.

Platform means my.ipbnb.com and related interfaces and APIs. User means an individual authorized to operate an Account.

Prefix or Subnet means an IPv4 network block controlled by a Holder. Product means a published leasing unit, which may comprise a whole Prefix or a defined part. Products may overlap in the catalog but overlapping rights may not be activated concurrently for different Lessees.

Supply Activation means IPbnb's acceptance of a Holder's supply offer for an identified Product, Holder Price and linked Lease period, recorded before or at the time IPbnb confirms that Lease and before IPbnb grants the corresponding usage rights to the Lessee.

Technical Authorization or LoA means a Holder's authorization enabling IPbnb to deliver its own Services, issue routing authorization documents and arrange the agreed registry and routing configurations within the Holder's rights.

Technical Setup Completion means the objectively evidenced time when all required setup items for the activated Product and valid designated ASN have been completed, including necessary authority, authorization and routing records, applicable ROA/IRR and registry configuration, and technical availability. It is a performance record under Section 3.8, not the start of Holder accrual, which is governed by Schedule A2. Incomplete setup or a statement of intended completion is not completion.

RIR means the applicable Regional Internet Registry. Proof of Delivery means the transaction, assignment, configuration and delivery records described in Section 3.8. Quarantine means a post-Lease period for addressing routing, registry or reputation issues before reactivation.

Self-Billing Invoice means a supplier invoice prepared by IPbnb in the Holder's name, identifying the Holder as supplier and IPbnb LLC as customer, under Schedule A.

Services means IPbnb's provision of resource availability and usage rights to Lessees, Platform functionality and separately agreed additional services. Supply Services means the Holder's corresponding supply to IPbnb, including the agreed technical support obligations.

Transition Statement means the durable, versioned record shown to an existing Company on acceptance, identifying its covered resources, active Leases and Listings, protected prices, balances at the end of 30 September 2026 UTC, and subsequent movements through acceptance. It distinguishes cash, promotional credits, already funded days, supplier balances and adjustments. Its internal reconciliation contains both price legs; the Lessee sees its own price and balances, and the Holder sees its own terms and the current catalog price. Accepted Lease-specific prices constitute Individual Pricing Records. Idle Listings have future supply offers, not an existing Lease price guarantee. For acceptance before the Model Effective Date, the Statement shows current verified figures, protected rates and the agreed cutover calculation; future balances are marked provisional. IPbnb supplies the completed cutover reconciliation when the figures exist. That reconciliation may apply the agreed calculation but cannot introduce an unaccepted price or scope of covered performance; material departures require express agreement.

2. Registration eligibility and verification

2.1. Services are available only to incorporated entities and recognized businesses acting for business purposes, not consumers acting for personal, family or household purposes.

2.2. A User may create access credentials and register or join one or more Companies. Only a verified Company may list resources, place Orders or receive Payouts. Companies associated with the same User remain separate counterparties.

2.3. IPbnb may verify legal existence, representatives' authority, beneficial ownership, sanctions status, resource rights and source of funds. Customers must provide accurate information, keep it current and cooperate with reasonable additional checks.

2.4. Customers are responsible for authorized Account use and for protecting credentials and must promptly report suspected unauthorized access. An individual accepting these Terms for a Company does not become a personal guarantor merely by accepting them.

2.5. Sanctions and geographic restrictions. The Customer represents and warrants on acceptance and throughout its use that it complies with the following requirements and promptly supplies information needed to verify them.

(a) Neither the Customer nor its beneficial owners, controlling persons, directors or officers is identified on the US OFAC Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List, OFAC Sectoral Sanctions Identifications List, EU consolidated financial sanctions list, UK Sanctions List or UN Security Council Consolidated List, or on a successor or other applicable prohibited-party list. IPbnb excludes listed parties as a Platform eligibility rule, including where a particular listing imposes only sectoral restrictions rather than a general asset freeze. Actual legal prohibitions remain determined by the applicable measure.

(b) The Customer is not an entity blocked under OFAC's rule for direct or indirect ownership of 50% or more, individually or in aggregate, by one or more blocked persons, or an entity restricted under an applicable EU, UK or other ownership or control test. Those tests are applied under their respective regimes; OFAC's percentage rule is not substituted for another regime's control test. The Customer does not act for, use an intermediary for, or make resources or payments available to a prohibited person in breach of applicable law or these eligibility rules.

(c) As a separate Platform geographic restriction, Services are unavailable to Customers incorporated, organized, resident or operating in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, the Russian Federation, Crimea or Sevastopol, or the non-government-controlled areas of the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions of Ukraine. Services must not be deployed, announced, resupplied or provided for use in those locations. IPbnb does not enable a Lease for an ASN whose registered holder is organized or established in the Russian Federation, or knowingly arrange a ROA or routing authorization for that use. These restrictions are IPbnb's eligibility policy and do not assert that every listed location is subject to identical or comprehensive legal sanctions. Nationality alone, without a prohibited residence, activity, status, ownership or control connection, is not the geographic test; mandatory person-based restrictions still apply.

(d) The Customer must not conceal a restricted user, beneficial owner, location or ASN, evade screening, or use the Services for an unlawful export, re-export, sanctioned transaction or prohibited end use. It must immediately notify IPbnb of a relevant change or suspected breach and cooperate with rescreening. Required disclosures include beneficial ownership, place of business, deployment countries and actual ASN control.

(e) IPbnb may immediately restrict or terminate affected activity where required by law or supported evidence of breach of this Section. Further provider or Platform restrictions must be disclosed in onboarding, the Platform or a written notice before a new commitment; changes affecting existing commitments follow Section 12. A Platform exception requires prior written approval and cannot override law or provider requirements. A country not named here is not a representation that every transaction with it is permitted. Restrictions do not forfeit balances: refunds and supplier settlement remain due subject to lawful set-off, blocking requirements and required authorizations.

2.6. IPbnb may refuse onboarding or proportionately suspend affected Services where verification is incomplete, information is materially false, access is prohibited, or a substantiated security or compliance risk exists. Suspension does not itself forfeit unused Credit Balance or accrued purchase debts. Settlement remains subject to applicable legal restrictions.

3. Role of IPbnb resource rights and delivery

3.1. Principal buyer and supplier. IPbnb LLC acts as principal buyer of Supply Services from Holders and principal supplier of Services to Lessees, in its own name and for its own account. Customer payments pay for IPbnb's own sales. Holder payment obligations are IPbnb's independent purchase debts under Schedule A and are not secured by, limited to or contingent on collections from a Lessee. These Terms and their transaction records create contracts between IPbnb and the relevant Customer, not a Holder–Lessee contract or a right to enforce another Customer's contract. This does not affect any independent statutory, tort or property rights, or rights under a separately agreed direct contract.

3.2. Subject to the Listing and a Supply Activation, the Holder grants IPbnb the contractual rights necessary to reserve the Product exclusively, make it available to the selected Lessee, and grant the agreed time-limited usage and announcement rights in IPbnb's own name. The Holder retains its underlying registration and obligations to the RIR. No outright sale or RIR transfer of the Prefix is made under these Terms.

3.3. Before activation, the Holder must provide a Technical Authorization and maintain sufficient authority for IPbnb's performance. It covers the relevant Products, the issue of Lessee routing authorization documents, and agreed RPKI, IRR, abuse-contact, geolocation and registry functions. It does not authorize the collection of the Holder's customer receivables. The Holder may not revoke rights needed to complete an active Lease and its valid notice period, except as required by mandatory law or binding RIR requirements, in which case it must promptly notify and cooperate with IPbnb.

Where the RIR permits and the Platform requires the relevant configuration, the Holder must maintain IPbnb's designated management credential and abuse contact. Any public remark required by IPbnb must accurately describe the arrangement, for example:

Available through IPbnb LLC as an authorized reseller of IPv4 resource services. Routing and abuse contact: abuse@ipbnb.com.

Only permitted, accurate registry changes may be made. A remark does not expand the Holder's rights or override RIR policies. IPbnb retains dated records of authorizations and material changes.

3.4. IPbnb's delivery, payment and refund obligations to a Lessee are its own contractual obligations; failure of a particular Holder does not transfer those obligations to the Lessee or require the Lessee first to pursue that Holder. IPbnb funds each owed refund from its own resources without conditioning it on recovery from the Holder. Supplier adjustments, including Schedule A8, govern only IPbnb's relationship with the Holder and do not reduce the Lessee's remedies. Express service conditions, lawful restrictions and liability provisions elsewhere in these Terms remain applicable.

3.5. The Lessee owes its Lease Price to IPbnb. Payment or application of Credit Balance satisfies that amount. A Holder may not demand payment from a Lessee for Supply Services sold to IPbnb or disrupt an active Lease because of a separate payment dispute with IPbnb. This does not eliminate the Holder's contractual remedies against IPbnb.

3.6. IPbnb controls its resale prices, selection of Lessees, customer support and remedies, subject to its recorded commitments. Supplier pricing and identity are not ordinarily part of the Lessee invoice, although necessary disclosure to authorities, RIRs, providers or counterparties is permitted. Optional technical services are provided under a separate identified scope and price.

3.7. Nature of balances. Credit Balance and Payout Balance are internal accounting records of IPbnb LLC's own obligations to the relevant Customer for its Services or supplier purchases. IPbnb receives advances for its own sales and funds refunds and Payouts from its own resources. Neither balance creates client money held on a Customer's behalf, a trust, escrow, segregated or ring-fenced property, or a security interest, charge, lien or preferential claim over any specified bank account, provider balance or other IPbnb asset. Mandatory safeguarding, insolvency and other statutory rights, if applicable, prevail; the contractual description does not determine regulatory classification. A provider's reserve does not make Customers its beneficiaries. Balances bear no interest, cannot pay third parties, cannot be transferred between Customers and cannot be converted between Payout Balance and Credit Balance. The accounting separation of the two balances does not imply asset segregation. Refunds and Payouts follow Sections 5.4 and 5.7.

3.8. IPbnb confirms an Order for a Lease only when the Product is available and the necessary supply rights have been secured. On confirmation day it assigns the Product exclusively to the Lessee. After the Lessee first designates valid ASN information, IPbnb must, within 48 hours, issue the authorization document, arrange the applicable valid RPKI ROA and IRR records, and notify the Lessee that the Product is ready to announce. Time awaiting missing or incorrect Lessee information does not count. Delivery is complete when assignment and these required enablement steps are complete. Optional rDNS, monitoring and other Additional Services are not conditions of base Lease delivery or Holder accrual; their activation follows their own Orders. An expressly promised feature remains subject to its agreed delivery obligation.

Lessee billing and Holder purchase accrual both start on the first full UTC day after Order confirmation, including where the Lessee has not yet designated an ASN or timely setup is still in progress. Schedule A2 governs subsequent accrual and Schedule A8 the specific initial technical-return adjustment. No charge is made for the remainder of confirmation day. Requested geolocation work means accurate submission and reasonable follow-up, not guaranteed acceptance by an external database.

IPbnb retains durable, timestamped records of Orders, Supply Activations, Technical Authorizations, payments, assignment and allocation events, ASN designations and transmission, ROA and IRR submissions and available acceptance or rejection results, configuration changes, blocklist checks, notices and relevant announcement history. These are primary contemporaneous evidence of performance, subject to correction and contrary evidence, not conclusive proof. On a relevant Customer's reasonable request in a good-faith dispute about delivery, setup, an Initial Technical Return or an adjustment, IPbnb provides the relevant records or intelligible extracts, subject to lawful redaction of unrelated confidential data and security credentials. The Technical Setup Completion record distinguishes actual performance from later verification; later administrative verification does not arbitrarily change an evidenced completion time. Section 12.3 governs retention.

4. Pricing Orders and Lease periods

4.1. A Holder enters the Holder Price it offers to receive from IPbnb for the identified Product and time unit. Publishing a Listing is an offer of supply on these Terms; IPbnb may accept or decline it. The Holder's pricing decision concerns its purchase price. IPbnb independently sets the catalog price and may change it for future Orders without the Holder's consent or changing the Holder Price. IPbnb shows the Holder the current catalog price for information. An unaccepted Order creates no purchase debt and its allocated funds are released.

4.2. IPbnb's default catalog pricing policy is published at ipbnb.com/pricing under Schedule C1; IPbnb may approve a different catalog or Lease price. Purchase and resale prices are calculated daily. A 30-day amount is a reference amount, not a calendar-month price. The applicable amounts, units, transaction taxes and selected additional charges are disclosed before commitment. A displayed all-inclusive price cannot conceal a later mandatory fee.

4.3. Independent custom prices. An Individual Pricing Record may set any two expressly agreed amounts for a particular Lease, such as USD 76.50 for the Holder and USD 90 for the Lessee per 30-day reference period. Neither amount is recalculated by imposing a standard ratio on the other. The record identifies the resource, Lease, currency, daily rates and effective date. Each party accepts its own terms. The Holder may see the public catalog price, which may differ from a particular Lessee's agreed rate; the Holder Price and Holder identity are not disclosed to Lessees except under Section 3.6. Section 14.1 governs priority; general catalog edits cannot overwrite an accepted record.

For continuing Leases at the Model Effective Date, the Transition Statement preserves the actual agreed Lessee Daily Rate and the Holder's existing earnings rate before separately identified tax withholding, payout costs and exceptional adjustments. The prior price less the previously applicable commission may be used to calculate that Holder rate only where it accurately reproduces the actual entitlement; individual rates, tiers and rounding must be reconciled and expressly recorded. Conversion does not retrospectively reprice September. For an idle Listing, the Statement records the agreed future Holder offer and applies the current catalog policy; no nonexistent Lease is assigned a protected custom rate.

4.4. Price duration and review. Standard and custom base purchase and resale rates remain fixed throughout the uninterrupted Lease, including daily continuation, unless a review is expressly agreed. A Holder, Lessee or IPbnb may propose a resource-price review through the Platform or support; this is not a right to renegotiate Platform fee policy.

(a) On a Lessee request for a lower price, IPbnb may absorb the reduction, seek an agreed corresponding Holder Price reduction, propose alternatives or decline. The Holder Price changes only with the Holder's and IPbnb's agreement.

(b) On a Holder request for a higher purchase price, IPbnb may absorb it, propose a revised Lessee rate or decline. A revised Lessee rate requires the Lessee's and IPbnb's agreement; any corresponding Holder rate requires separate agreement with the Holder. If no agreement is reached, the Holder may withdraw under Section 6.5 with the applicable 60-day or longer notice, maintaining existing rates and performance until the Lease ends.

(c) IPbnb may propose a revised Lessee rate. Refusal leaves the existing rate unchanged; IPbnb retains its ordinary 60-day convenience-termination right. A Lessee may use its ordinary termination right under Section 4.6.

(d) An agreed change starts only on the specified future billing day. Until then, or until lawful termination after an unsuccessful review, existing rates apply. Review does not restart the initial period or technical setup. A Holder may separately update its offer for future uncommitted Orders.

Custom prices expire with the identified Lease. The next Lease uses the then-current Holder offer and catalog policy unless IPbnb approves new custom terms. A sham termination and immediate recreation of the same continuing transaction cannot bypass price protection. Optional-service charges follow Section 5.5 and cannot reprice the protected base Lease or a feature already included in it.

4.5. Daily collection and initial minimum. A billing day is a calendar day measured in UTC. The first paid Lessee day is the first full UTC day after Order confirmation. A new Lease has an initial minimum of 30 billing days. At confirmation, sufficient Credit Balance is required and 30 Daily Rates are applied to that initial period. The initial period is non-cancellable except for the remedies in Section 5.7 and is charged only once.

After that initial period, IPbnb applies one Daily Rate from Credit Balance in advance of each next billing day as part of its daily billing process. This one-day collection does not prepay another 30-day period. The record identifies the service date separately from the actual processing timestamp; no specific daily processing hour is promised by these Terms. A day already funded by the initial charge is not charged again. Continuation into an unfunded day is governed by Section 5.2. A timely termination or agreed price change effective for a day already collected results in the corresponding release or correction; processing before the day begins does not remove an otherwise valid next-day termination right. Period totals use the agreed daily precision and disclosed currency rounding, without a separate rounding fee.

4.6. Following the initial period, the Lessee may terminate effective from the next billing day or a stated later day. A convenience termination requested during the initial period takes effect at its end. IPbnb must give at least 60 days' notice to terminate for convenience, including a Holder's withdrawal of an active Product. A signed longer commitment is preserved. Separate rules apply to non-funding under Section 5.2, service remedies and termination for cause under Sections 5.7 and 10, and the expressly agreed non-acceptance procedure in Section 12.

4.7. No new Lease charge or Holder Price accrues after the effective end of a Lease, except for separately valid liabilities already incurred. Quarantine, ordinarily one to 15 calendar days depending on circumstances, does not itself create a new Lease or purchase charge. Unauthorized continued announcements are governed by Schedule B.

4.8. Platform-funded concessions. Discounts, free trials, promotional credits and other voluntary customer concessions are funded by IPbnb unless the Holder expressly agrees beforehand to a different supply price for the identified period. IPbnb's decision to charge the Lessee less or nothing does not itself reduce the Holder's agreed rate. A trial has a recorded duration and funding arrangement and does not start the paid 30-day minimum. During a Platform-funded trial, Holder accrual starts on the recorded funded trial start day under Schedule A2 without requiring a Lessee payment. Conversion to a paid Lease requires a confirmed paid Order; otherwise the trial ends and the resource must be de-announced. Unfunded continuation is not treated as a free trial by default.

5. Payments supplier settlement and taxes

5.1. Advance Payments and automatic payments. Customers fund Services in advance using the payment methods offered by IPbnb, subject to an expressly agreed settlement arrangement for a Holder's Additional Service Order under Section 5.5. The payment screen or instructions identify IPbnb LLC, amount, currency, recipient and expected card descriptor where applicable. Customers may use only authorized payment methods. IPbnb may apply verification, authentication and reasonable retry limits. Full card details are handled by the payment provider.

Credit Balance is available only for the same Company's Services. It is not a general withdrawal facility; unused cash advances are refunded as provided in Section 5.7. Promotional credits are identified separately and are not refundable.

Saving a payment method and enabling Automatic Replenishment require the relevant recorded permissions. Where enabled, a charge may be attempted when the balance covers three or fewer days of aggregate active Daily Rates. The advance amount equals 30 times those aggregate Daily Rates at the attempt time, without subtracting the existing balance. Any future Payment Method Fee is governed separately by Section 5.9 and is not deducted from the credited advance.

Daily recurring Additional Service Fees are included in that coverage calculation and 30-day replenishment basis only where the Customer's payment authorization expressly covers them and the resulting calculation. One-time or other non-daily fees are not automatically multiplied by 30. IPbnb obtains a new or updated payment authorization where required; accepting these Terms, ordering an Additional Service or receiving a price notice does not by itself authorize an otherwise uncovered card charge.

The advance amount and any authorized fee are stated in a notice no later than the attempt. Failed attempts may be retried no more than once every 24 hours for the limited number permitted by the authorization and provider. Attempts stop on success, restoration above three days' coverage, a provider instruction to stop, or a requirement for customer action. A new episode starts only after coverage has been restored above three days. Successes and failures are notified. The Customer may disable future automatic attempts through the Platform. No automatic charge may be made without an applicable mandate.

5.2. Prepayment and termination for insufficient funding. The Lessee is responsible for maintaining sufficient cleared Credit Balance, allowing for bank and authentication delays and checking its notices. IPbnb notifies Lessees when coverage reaches ten days and daily while below that level, escalating at three days; a delayed or unread reminder does not extend funded service. If the daily collection cannot fund the next billing day, the affected Lease ends at the boundary between its last funded day and that unfunded day, unless sufficient cleared funds have been received and applied before that day begins. No specific processing hour is fixed by these Terms.

A Lessee anticipating a payment problem must act promptly, use an available payment method and contact support before coverage expires with relevant payment evidence. A pending transfer, declined card, incomplete authentication, support request or reasonable effort alone is not payment and does not postpone termination or reserve the resource. Any separately agreed solution must be expressly confirmed by IPbnb; there is no entitlement to continued unfunded service. A delay in technical deactivation alone is not a promise to extend or renew a Lease. Required de-announcement and release procedures continue to apply.

Already funded days, including the remaining days of an initial 30-day prepayment, remain funded even if unallocated Credit Balance is zero. Non-funding ends the Lease at the end of its last funded day without the ordinary 60-day convenience notice. Holder accrual ends with the Lease; Quarantine is unpaid. A separately recorded Platform-funded concession follows Section 4.8. Ordinary collection failures, chargebacks and service that IPbnb expressly authorizes or actually continues to supply under an active arrangement remain IPbnb's risk; a performing Holder's earned purchase charges are not reversed merely because collection failed. An operational delay in removing routing alone does not create a new Supply Activation. Schedule A8's separate technical-return adjustment remains applicable.

Where the daily process cannot fund both the base Lease and optional Additional Services, the base Lease is funded first unless the Customer has expressly instructed another permitted allocation. An unfunded add-on may be suspended or ended under Section 5.5; that alone does not terminate a fully funded compliant base Lease or reverse valid charges for add-ons already supplied.

5.3. Invoices and accounting periods. IPbnb issues Lessee invoices in its own name, identifying Products, service days, charges, allocations of advances and taxes as required. It normally prepares monthly invoices on the first day of the following month and issues them no later than the tenth, subject to any earlier legally required tax-document date. Applying an advance, issuing its receipt and issuing a service invoice must not charge the same amount twice.

Additional Services are invoiced by IPbnb LLC to the Customer who ordered them, identifying their scope and period or action. A percentage-based fee identifies its percentage and calculation basis, and a fixed fee its amount and unit. They may appear on the same Customer invoice as a Lease if separately identifiable. An Additional Service sold to a Holder is documented as IPbnb's own sale, separately from the Holder's Self-Billing Invoice for supplies to IPbnb.

IPbnb prepares monthly Self-Billing Invoices for Holder supplies under Schedule A on the same timetable. The service period, actual invoice issue date, purchase charges, corrections, transaction taxes, withholding and net settlement are distinguished. An invoice for completed services may be issued after the month in which those services occurred; the issue date does not change their contractual period.

5.4. Payouts. Purchase charges accrue under Schedule A and are posted to Payout Balance when the relevant supplier invoice is finalized. Posting does not create or extinguish the underlying purchase debt. IPbnb funds that debt under Section 3.7 and Schedule A3; availability of a particular Lessee payment or provider settlement is not a Payout condition. Payouts are made only by bank transfer to an account held in the Holder's legal name, subject to verification. No Payout-to-Credit conversion, third-party payment or card cash-out is available.

The minimum request amount, any previously agreed payout-processing or bank-transfer costs and request procedure are disclosed at ipbnb.com/pricing or in the Holder's specific arrangement. Subject to a valid hold, IPbnb initiates an eligible requested Payout within ten business days after receipt of a complete request and required documentation. If self-service Payout access is restricted under Section 12, a complete manual settlement request is processed on the same basis without requiring acceptance of a new ToS merely to receive a debt already due. A minimum request amount does not forfeit an otherwise payable balance on final account closure. Prices are denominated in USD unless expressly agreed otherwise. Payments in another currency use the conversion rate and any disclosed conversion charge shown before payment; the record identifies both currencies and amounts.

IPbnb may hold only an identified amount reasonably related to a supported claim against that Holder, suspected Holder fraud, a genuine dispute over its supply, missing required tax information or a legal restriction. It provides the basis unless prohibited, reviews the hold and releases it promptly when the reason ends. Unrelated undisputed amounts remain payable. An ordinary Lessee chargeback or processor reserve alone is not a claim against a performing Holder. A verified initial technical return may produce the separate purchase-price correction in Schedule A8 regardless of Holder fault.

5.5. Optional paid services.

(a) IPbnb may offer optional rDNS, monitoring and other Additional Services without a new ToS solely to add an offering. An expressly accepted Additional Service Order specifies scope, covered resources, price, calculation basis, activation, billing, renewal and cancellation. Accepting these Terms alone orders nothing; included features and initial setup are not charged again.

(b) Fees may be fixed, percentage-based or combined, once or recurrently. Unless otherwise agreed, a Lessee percentage applies to the covered base Lease Price for the same period, excluding taxes and other fees; a Holder percentage needs an identified basis. No undisclosed compounding applies. Agreed base-price changes change the formula's base, not its percentage. Add-on revenue belongs to IPbnb, without changing Holder Price or receiving another catalog uplift. Extra Holder work requires agreement.

(c) Recurring fees start when available, default to daily UTC billing and cancellation from the next day, unless another period is agreed. One-time fees follow agreed milestones. Add-ons do not restart the Lease minimum. Payment uses Credit Balance or another agreed route; a Holder may authorize separately documented set-off against Payout without changing supplier invoice prices. Section 5.1 governs card authorization.

(d) Changes to existing recurring prices require at least 30 days' notice, apply prospectively after protected commitments, and permit cancellation before the increase. Converting a free optional service to paid requires that notice and express acceptance, unless a disclosed trial-conversion arrangement was already accepted. Without acceptance, that optional service may end after existing commitments; no retrospective charge arises.

(e) Lease-linked add-ons end with the Lease. IPbnb may end others on 30 days' notice subject to commitments, or sooner for nonpayment, substantiated abuse, security or law. Unprovided prepaid periods are refunded or credited under Section 5.7, including after rDNS withdrawal for abuse; separate valid breach claims remain. Completed one-time work stays payable. A funded compliant base Lease continues.

(f) rDNS is optional; its absence is not a base defect unless expressly included. Monitoring covers only agreed checks and reporting, without an implied universal detection or uptime guarantee. RIR, authorization, technical and abuse requirements continue. Payment-method-dependent charges remain governed by Section 5.9.

5.6. Taxes and lawful deductions. Each party determines and pays taxes on its own income, business and activities and meets its own filing obligations. IPbnb does not prepare Customers' returns or advise on their tax position. Prices exclude separately applicable transaction taxes unless stated otherwise. Each party supplies accurate tax status and reasonably required documents; IPbnb charges, reports, remits or withholds tax where legally required. A reverse charge applies only where its legal conditions are met.

Payments to IPbnb. A Customer buying Services must pay the full agreed amount without deduction or set-off except as expressly permitted or required by law. If legally required to deduct or withhold tax, it must increase its payment so that, after all required withholding on the payment and the increase, IPbnb receives the full amount it would have received without that withholding. The Customer must make and remit the required withholding and promptly provide the legal basis and official evidence; this clause never directs it to disregard tax law. Transfer charges imposed on the sending or intermediary side are for the Customer so the instructed amount reaches IPbnb. IPbnb's own income taxes and its undisclosed acquiring or processing costs are not additional customer fees. Mandatory limits and a separately agreed express variation prevail.

Payments to Holders. The Holder Price is the purchase consideration on the Self-Billing Invoice, not a guaranteed net bank receipt. Agreed payout costs, valid adjustments and legally required withholding may reduce settlement. IPbnb has no corresponding obligation to gross up a Holder payment unless separately agreed. A required whole-invoice withholding is separately recorded, remitted and supported by the required documents; that remitted amount counts toward discharge of IPbnb's supplier debt. The different treatment of incoming and outgoing payments is intentional. Contract labels do not override mandatory tax classification or documentation.

5.7. Refunds, technical returns and payment disputes.

(a) Charges for Services made available are non-refundable except under this Section, an accepted Order or mandatory law. A voluntary change of mind does not cancel the initial 30-day minimum. IPbnb funds an owed refund without waiting to recover money from a Holder.

(b) Initial Technical Return. A Lessee may request cancellation during the first 30 billing days for a confirmed material technical issue preventing the agreed use of the affected Product. Qualifying issues include failure to enable the first valid ASN within 48 hours, missing authority, conflicting announcements, required routing or registry configuration failures, material routing defects, and a confirmed listing on a public DNS blocklist identified for that Lease under Section 8.2 which existed at commencement or is attributable to the resource's earlier use and materially prevents the agreed use. For this return category, a generic reputation score, an undisclosed blocklist, an individual recipient's preference or listing caused by the Lessee's own traffic is insufficient. Explicitly agreed additional acceptance criteria remain enforceable. Fault by the Holder is not a condition of the Lessee's remedy. Missing or incorrect Lessee instructions, Lessee-caused abuse or configuration failures, and a mere preference or unsupported complaint do not qualify. IPbnb promptly investigates the available evidence and gives a reasoned decision; a request timely made remains eligible if verification completes later. For first ASN information submitted within that initial period, a cancellation request may also be made within seven days after the 48-hour enablement deadline expires, including where that extends beyond day 30. No additional cure period is imposed after a missed initial enablement deadline, and later completion does not erase a timely cancellation right.

(c) A qualifying Initial Technical Return ends the affected Lease and refunds the entire initial 30-day Lease prepayment, including the price of elapsed days, plus any later daily Lease charges collected before that return takes effect. IPbnb makes corresponding transaction-tax corrections and releases any further unused advances allocated to that Lease. Prior credits or refunds count toward this total, so the same amount is never returned twice. A complaint affecting one Product does not refund unrelated Leases or the whole Account balance. Separately ordered add-ons follow Section 5.5 and Payment Method Fees follow Section 5.9; neither permits deduction of IPbnb's internal handling costs from the full base Lease refund. Schedule A8 governs the corresponding Holder purchase-price reversal and any attributable return-handling charge.

(d) Outside the initial technical-return remedy, a Lessee materially unable to use a Product may terminate the affected Lease immediately. The charge for the termination day remains payable, later days are not charged, and unused prepaid later days are refunded or released. Mandatory remedies and claims for fraud or intentional non-performance remain unaffected. This paragraph is not an additional initial-period convenience-cancellation right.

(e) A refundable cash amount is returned to the original payment method or credited to Credit Balance at the Lessee's choice. On closure, unused cash Credit Balance is refunded after lawful set-off. IPbnb initiates an approved refund within ten business days after confirming entitlement; provider posting may take longer. If the original route is unavailable, IPbnb arranges a verified lawful alternative to the same Customer consistently with provider rules. Promotional credits are restored as credits where applicable, not paid out as cash.

(f) Customers are encouraged to contact support first but retain issuer and provider dispute rights. A good-faith dispute is not itself a breach. IPbnb may submit delivery evidence and contest unsupported disputes; network and provider procedures govern. Any recovery or previously disclosed dispute-administration fee requires a lawful, substantiated basis and compliance with provider rules. A reversed payment alone does not establish Holder fault or an Initial Technical Return. Schedule A governs supplier adjustments; Section 5.8 prevents duplicate recovery.

5.8. Receipt and allocation. Card advances are received on provider-confirmed successful capture; bank advances on receipt in IPbnb's designated account with an identifiable Customer. Authorization or a transfer instruction is not receipt. IPbnb promptly credits the disclosed advance amount; processor settlement delay alone does not require duplicate payment. Incoming tax withholding and the corresponding gross-up are recorded separately under Section 5.6. A withholding certificate alone does not fund Credit Balance or replace the full net amount due to IPbnb. Credit Balance receives the agreed net service advance received or successfully captured, not an additional credit for the gross-up or tax paid to an authority. IPbnb does not reduce that promised advance by its own processing costs. If a service payment is corrected or refunded, the parties issue corresponding tax documents and cooperate on legally available withholding adjustments, without duplicate refunds or a promise by IPbnb to repay tax retained by an authority. A permitted separately added Payment Method Fee is not credited as an advance. IPbnb's undisclosed processing costs may not be deducted from the promised advance. Bank and currency-conversion arrangements are disclosed before payment.

A credited payment subsequently refunded, reversed or charged back is reconciled once against Credit Balance and the related service charges, credits and earlier adjustments. A legitimate service refund cancels or corrects the corresponding charges and does not itself create a debt to repay that refund. Only sums still legally due after reconciliation may produce a negative balance, be set off against later advances or refundable amounts, or be demanded with an itemized statement. An undisputed or finally determined shortfall is payable within seven calendar days after that statement. Funding of future service follows Section 5.2; no new card charge is authorized by the reconciliation and provider dispute rights are preserved.

5.9. Possible future Payment Method Fees. No such fee starts on 1 October 2026 and no future percentage is fixed here. IPbnb may introduce or change a fee prospectively for an eligible payment method after at least 30 days' customer notice and any longer required notice or provider approval, only within applicable law, network rules and its provider agreement. Before authorization, IPbnb discloses the amount or formula, eligible payment types, effective date, total charged, advance credited and available alternatives. Applicable cost caps, prohibited card types, receipt and refund rules apply; a card surcharge forms part of the same payment transaction where required. No fee is retroactively deducted from existing balances or collected under an authorization that does not cover it; required renewed mandates are obtained before Automatic Replenishment includes it. The fee never reduces the Holder Price. A fee's administrative label does not avoid these restrictions. Charges independently imposed by the Customer's own bank are that bank's charges.

6. Holder performance and withdrawal

6.1. IPbnb automatically transmits the Lessee's valid ASN designation and required instructions to the Holder when submitted. The Holder must complete its setup tasks within 48 consecutive hours after that designation has been made available to it. A Platform transmission failure attributable to IPbnb is excluded from the Holder's deadline but does not extend IPbnb's separate delivery obligation to the Lessee. Missing Lessee information excludes only the affected work; missing items the Holder must supply do not excuse delay. A different deadline requires prior express agreement.

Within that period the Holder must complete required ROA/IRR and other configurations within its control, issue a Holder-signed LoA where an upstream requires it, and make required end-user or reassignment registrations under the applicable RIR policy using accurate instructions and data. Where completion depends on an external registry decision, the Holder must make a timely complete submission and diligently cooperate; a documented external delay is not automatically Holder fault. Throughout active supply, the Holder maintains sufficient rights, valid records, the required management credential and abuse contact abuse@ipbnb.com where supported and required, and resources meeting the commencement reputation standard in Section 8.2. The Holder must supply resources free of listings on the public DNS blocklists identified for that Lease at activation under Section 8.2. A confirmed listing existing at commencement or caused by the resource's prior use is a breach of that supply obligation under Section 6.3; actual knowledge or intent is not required. Later discovery alone does not establish prior history: IPbnb must substantiate the listing and its timing or attribution. Lessee-caused listings, erroneous results and loss caused solely by IPbnb are not automatically attributed to the Holder. IPbnb records requests, completion and excluded intervals. Optional services do not postpone these duties.

6.2. While a Listing is active, the Holder must not create a conflicting supply commitment for an available Product. While a Supply Activation is active, including a valid Lease notice period, it must not interfere with routing, revoke the relevant ROA or IRR records, change registry records to defeat use, request upstream disruption, or grant overlapping rights elsewhere. This obligation is limited to the resources and periods committed to IPbnb.

6.3. Holder breaches include breach of the commencement reputation obligation in Section 6.1; failure to complete setup within the applicable 48-hour deadline; accidental or deliberate disruption, withdrawal or alteration of required routing or registry configuration; early withdrawal without the required 60-day notice and continued service during that period; conflicting allocation; and other unapproved conduct attributable to the Holder that prevents the agreed service. A notification does not authorize disconnection before its valid effective date. IPbnb may restrict new Listings, require cure, make applicable customer refunds, apply the purchase adjustments and remedies in Schedule A4, A7 and A8, hold supported disputed amounts, or terminate for cause. It may not automatically confiscate unrelated Holder earnings. A change approved by IPbnb in advance within an agreed scope is not a breach merely because it is a change; mandatory legal and RIR requirements remain applicable.

6.4. The Holder retains responsibility for its relationship with the RIR, including registration fees, membership and applicable policies. Neither these Terms nor a Technical Authorization permits activity outside those rights.

6.5. A Product without an active Lease may be delisted immediately. Withdrawal of an active Product requires enough notice for IPbnb to meet its 60-day customer notice or a longer expressly accepted commitment. IPbnb promptly processes a withdrawal request and stops accepting new conflicting commitments. Supply and purchase charges continue for the existing active period; no purchase charge arises merely because an idle Listing remains published. Rights needed to finish an existing Lease survive delisting.

7. Lessee obligations

7.1. Lessees must comply with Schedule D, maintain accurate business and abuse contacts and keep sufficient funding for their Leases.

7.2. A Lessee must stop announcements within 24 hours after the effective end of a Lease. That operational deadline does not create an extra paid Lease day or renew the Lease.

7.3. Lessees must address reputation damage attributable to their use. They are not responsible solely because a pre-existing or unrelated third-party issue is discovered during their Lease.

7.4. Lessees must disclose the country or countries of intended announcement and use when ordering and notify IPbnb before changes. IPbnb may require further evidence for tax, sanctions, RIR or contractual compliance. A declared location must be accurate and does not itself conclusively establish tax treatment.

8. Warranties disclaimers and indemnities

8.1. Each Customer warrants its authority and lawful performance. A Holder warrants the authority and availability it supplies and the absence of conflicting rights throughout each committed period.

8.2. IPbnb warrants that at delivery it has sufficient contractual rights to grant the agreed use and that the resources meet the commencement reputation standard: absence of listings on the public DNS blocklists identified in the Platform for that Lease before its confirmation. IPbnb records that fixed list, the checks at activation and relevant delivery checks, with timestamps and results, and makes the identified standard available to the Holder and Lessee. Later additions to the Platform's screening lists do not retrospectively expand that Lease's commencement warranty. IPbnb does not warrant acceptance by every network, mailbox provider or reputation service. Section 5.7 governs remedies, including the evidence required for a prior-history blocklist defect.

8.3. Except for express commitments, Services are supplied AS IS and AS AVAILABLE, with no implied warranty of merchantability, fitness or non-infringement to the extent exclusion is lawful. No general disclaimer overrides the delivery obligations, agreed rights or express remedies.

8.4. Customers indemnify IPbnb against third-party claims and reasonable documented loss to the extent caused by their breach, unlawful conduct or infringement. A Holder's indemnity includes lack of the authority it warranted. No indemnity applies to the extent loss was caused by IPbnb's own breach or negligence. The indemnified party must give prompt notice, permit reasonable participation in the defense, mitigate loss and not agree a settlement imposing non-monetary obligations or admissions on the indemnifying party without consent.

9. Liability

9.1. To the extent permitted by law, IPbnb is not liable for indirect, consequential, punitive or special loss, including consequential loss of profit, data or opportunity.

9.2. For a Customer claim concerning a Service bought from IPbnb, aggregate liability for that Service is limited to the greater of USD 500 and the Customer's charges paid for that Service in the preceding 12 months. For a Holder claim concerning Supply Services sold to IPbnb, the limit is the greater of USD 500 and IPbnb's Retained Margin for the affected resources in the preceding 12 months. Retained Margin means the nonnegative difference between base resale consideration and corresponding Holder purchase consideration for the same resources and days actually retained after refunds, excluding add-on fees, transaction taxes, Payment Method Fees, withholding, payout costs and breach recoveries, with no double counting.

9.3. These exclusions and caps do not limit fraud, gross negligence, willful misconduct, liability that cannot lawfully be limited, Customer indemnification obligations, accrued purchase debts to Holders, express refunds or return of unused cash Credit Balance. Purchase debt cannot be reduced merely by applying the liability cap.

10. Duration suspension and termination

10.1. These Terms continue until terminated. Ending one Lease or Listing does not automatically end other Services.

10.2. Either party may terminate the general account relationship on 30 calendar days' written notice, or sooner by agreement. That notice does not shorten an active Lease's minimum period, the 60-day notice for ordinary termination by IPbnb or Holder withdrawal, or a longer signed commitment. A Lessee retains its own earlier Lease-termination rights under Section 4.6. Pending commitments and necessary access continue until properly completed; settlement, refunds and accrued rights survive account closure. Section 12.1 separately governs the 60-day non-acceptance procedure and is not shortened by a general closure notice. An account with no outstanding service commitment need not remain open for a 60-day Lease notice.

10.3. A material breach may lead to termination if not cured within 14 days after notice. Immediate proportionate restrictions or termination may apply for prohibited use, sanctions, fraud, insolvency to the extent lawful, or another urgent material risk. Express service-remedy termination rights are unaffected.

10.4. Suspension should be the least disruptive practical measure and lifted when its basis ends. It does not by itself forfeit balances or alter the contractual basis for purchase charges and supplier recourse.

10.5. On termination, future supply and billing stop as agreed, Lessees cease use, and the parties reconcile valid charges, purchase debts, refunds, advances and lawful deductions. Obligations intended to survive, including settlement, confidentiality, indemnity, dispute resolution and post-termination use restrictions, survive.

11. Confidentiality privacy and security

11.1. Each party protects non-public information received from the other, except information lawfully public, independently developed or required to be disclosed. Necessary lawful disclosures may be made to RIRs, upstream providers, payment providers, professional advisers and authorities. Price confidentiality does not prevent required tax, banking or regulatory disclosure.

11.2. IPbnb LLC is the controller for personal data it processes for its own Account administration, billing, compliance and support purposes, as described in its Privacy Policy. Where IPbnb processes personal data on a Customer's behalf, the required data-processing agreement must be in place before that processing; a DPA is available on request. Roles follow the actual processing, and independent providers may have their own controller duties. Required transfer safeguards and lawful disclosure limits apply. These Terms do not authorize unrestricted disclosure or migration of stored payment credentials.

11.3. IPbnb maintains reasonable administrative, technical and physical safeguards. Customers remain responsible for their credentials, systems and networks.

12. Changes notices and records

12.1. New versions and non-acceptance.

(a) IPbnb may propose a new version by making the exact text available and sending notice to the Company's designated email. The notice identifies the version, intended effective date, acceptance procedure, restrictions during non-acceptance and the termination date. The Notice Date is the date that notice is sent, subject to mandatory delivery requirements. A later login does not restart a properly established notice period.

(b) From the Notice Date until acceptance or account closure, IPbnb may block new Orders, new or reactivated Listings, all Credit Balance top-ups, Automatic Replenishment and self-service Payout requests. No new Lease is concluded using a non-accepting Holder's resources. Existing balances and records remain visible or are available through support. IPbnb handles closure, eligible refunds and earned Payouts manually. Blocking self-service withdrawal is not forfeiture, an indefinite freeze of an undisputed debt, or a condition that the Customer accept the new version to obtain money already owed. Unrequested transfers are reconciled and returned or otherwise resolved under a lawful closure agreement; they are not treated as acceptance.

(c) A Customer who expressly rejects the new version or has not accepted it by the stated deadline receives termination of the general relationship and affected Leases 60 calendar days after the Notice Date, or a later date required by an existing commitment. An earlier date requires mutual agreement or an independent termination right, including non-funding under Section 5.2. Unused initial-period days and refundable advances are settled without a non-acceptance penalty.

For a non-accepting Holder, IPbnb also gives each affected Lessee at least 60 days' notice, or its longer agreed period. Supply continues and purchase charges accrue until those Leases lawfully end, even if this is later than the Holder's account wind-down date. Delisting or an interface block does not permit early interference. The relevant parties may expressly agree a coordinated earlier end.

(d) Before actual closure, IPbnb may accept a late express acceptance and cancel a pending termination for the affected transactions. The agreement records the real acceptance time and separately states its contractual effective date and covered performance, including an earlier expressly agreed date where lawful. It does not deem an ended Lease restored or a resource available if it has already been released or reallocated. Silence, refusal or a later login without acceptance does not accept the new version retrospectively.

(e) The new version does not remove earned purchase debts, existing balances or accrued remedies merely because it was proposed or rejected. This Section governs later changes for Customers who have accepted this version; it does not itself shorten a notice period or withdraw a right under a different previously accepted contract. Existing Customers may separately agree a transition, including a shorter notice period, coordinated closure and an express effective date.

(f) Necessary legal, RIR or urgent security changes may be applied only to the extent justified, with reasons and notice where practicable. They are not a substitute for agreement to unrelated commercial changes.

12.2. Section 4 governs base Lease and Holder pricing. Section 5.5 governs the introduction, ordering, renewal and pricing of Additional Services, including their agreed notice and cancellation procedure. Section 5.9 separately governs the prospective introduction of permitted Payment Method Fees. Offering or updating a service within those accepted procedures does not by itself require a new ToS, but any required service acceptance or payment authorization must still be obtained. Neither a generic website update nor an invoice can override a protected Individual Pricing Record or other existing commitment.

12.3. Notices to Customers may be sent to the designated email and through the Platform. Notices to IPbnb must be sent to support@ipbnb.com. IPbnb maintains records of acceptance, prices and price changes, Orders, Supply Activations, authorization documents, payments, invoice and self-billing records, corrections and delivery for at least three years or any longer legally required period. Customers should retain their own records.

13. Governing law and disputes

13.1. Texas law governs, subject to mandatory law that applies despite that choice. The Federal Arbitration Act governs the arbitration agreement where applicable.

13.2. The parties first seek resolution in good faith for 30 days after written notice. Unresolved disputes are submitted to binding arbitration under the applicable JAMS commercial arbitration rules, before one arbitrator, seated in Austin, Texas, and conducted in English, subject to mandatory law.

13.3. To the extent permitted by law, claims are brought individually, not as class, representative or collective proceedings.

13.4. Either party may seek appropriate interim court relief for misuse of resources, infringement or breach of confidentiality without waiving arbitration of the merits.

14. General provisions

14.1. These Terms, the Schedules and accepted transaction records form the agreement. In a conflict, priority is: (i) a separately signed Order Form or agreement expressly varying a provision, for its stated scope; (ii) an accepted Individual Pricing Record, Transition Statement or Additional Service Order, for its specified prices, balances, scope, dates and expressly permitted service-specific terms; (iii) Sections of these Terms; (iv) Schedules; and (v) general pricing pages and other Platform records. A transaction record does not otherwise amend these Terms unless expressly agreed with the necessary authority. Publication, a unilateral account edit or an invoice cannot override an agreed protected price. Accrued rights and applicable service periods are preserved.

14.2. A Customer may not assign its contract without IPbnb's consent. A change of IPbnb's contracting party requires the Customer's express agreement and applicable formalities; a payment provider, bank account or common brand does not change IPbnb LLC's contractual obligations or authorize another entity to charge a stored payment method.

14.3. If a provision is invalid, the remaining provisions continue where possible. Failure to enforce a right is not a waiver. Amendments and permissions may be evidenced electronically.

14.4. Neither party is liable for delay caused by an event outside its reasonable control to the extent legally permitted, but this does not excuse accrued payment debt, avoid express service remedies or permit retention of refundable amounts for unavailable Services.

14.5. The parties are independent businesses. Neither creates employment, partnership or a joint venture with the other. IPbnb's purchases and sales are made on its own account. A limited authorization for technical implementation or self-billing does not authorize IPbnb to sell the Holder's Services or collect the Holder's receivables for the Holder's account.

14.6. Confidential financial due diligence. For bona fide onboarding, monitoring or financing due diligence by a regulated financial institution or professional investor, IPbnb may, upon verified written request within an existing or proposed financial relationship and under a confidentiality agreement acceptable to IPbnb, provide a reasonable non-public summary comprising: (a) monthly aggregate cash Credit Balance and Payout Balance, with promotional credits shown separately where relevant; (b) an accurate description of the contractual balance arrangement in Section 3.7 and any material legally required or provider-imposed restrictions; and (c) representative Self-Billing Invoices with corresponding settlement records. Individual identities, pricing, resource details and other commercially sensitive information are redacted; IPbnb may further aggregate data where a small sample would identify a Customer. Disclosure remains subject to applicable law, privacy and security requirements and binding confidentiality duties, including those owed to Customers. This clause creates no audit, inspection, system-access or enforcement right for any Customer or third party; additional information obligations arise only under law or a separate agreement, and lawful requests by an authority, bank or provider under another binding arrangement are not restricted.

Schedule A. Holder supply and self billing

A1. Standing supply offer. A Listing is the Holder's offer to supply the identified Product to IPbnb at its Holder Price and stated technical conditions. IPbnb has no minimum purchase or occupancy commitment. An idle Listing earns nothing. A Supply Activation creates the purchase contract for a linked Lease; the Platform records the Holder, Product, daily purchase rate, scope, activation time and linked order. IPbnb secures the supply rights before granting the corresponding use to the Lessee.

A2. Daily accrual. Holder purchase consideration starts on the Lessee's first paid billing day and accrues daily while the linked Lease is active, including exclusive reservation before the Lessee designates an ASN and setup completed within the permitted 48-hour period. Initial customer prepayment does not accelerate all 30 days of Holder earnings. For a Platform-funded trial, accrual starts on the recorded funded trial start day unless a different supply price or period is expressly agreed.

Where a Holder fails its setup obligations after the applicable deadline, no Holder Price accrues for that attributable delay until completion. The same rule applies to periods when a Holder's attributable failure makes its agreed supply unavailable. No traffic on an otherwise reserved and conforming resource is not a failure. Schedule A8 is the separate rule reversing accrued charges on a qualifying Initial Technical Return, regardless of fault.

Accrual ends with the Lease or funded trial. Idle Listings and Quarantine earn nothing. A new Lease creates a new activation and agreed rates; already valid setup need not be repeated. Neither a contract-version change nor price review restarts the original paid period or setup. Existing funded notice periods continue to accrue subject to the express adjustments in this Schedule.

A3. Independent purchase debt. Once earned under A2, the Holder Price is IPbnb LLC's own supplier debt and is unconditional as to Lessee payment or collection. It is not contingent on, secured by or limited to customer receipts, Lessee performance or solvency, a chargeback, dispute or reversal, processor reserves or settlement delays, or any payment-provider action. A voluntary discount, funded free trial, promotional credit or other Platform-funded concession does not reduce the agreed Holder entitlement. IPbnb pays from its own resources on the timetable in Section 5.4; this is not a share of customer collections, a commission or a pass-through payment.

The debt remains subject to the actual supply and accrual rules in A2, purchase corrections and established Holder claims under A4 and A7, the specific A8 Initial Technical Return mechanism, and the expressly permitted settlement, withholding and lawful-hold rules in Sections 5.4 and 5.6. Those provisions cannot be used to shift ordinary Lessee credit risk to a performing Holder. No new purchase accrues after the related Lease lawfully ends or for an idle Listing merely because IPbnb owes earlier amounts.

A4. Non-performance and recovery procedure. Purchase corrections under A2 and A8 and any attributable breach recovery must be separately identified. IPbnb gives the Holder the affected resource, period, evidence, legal or contractual basis and calculation and a reasonable opportunity to respond. Mere customer allegations do not prove Holder fault. For other Holder breaches, IPbnb may recover agreed compensation under A7 and legally recoverable documented direct loss in categories not already covered by that compensation, including necessary substitute-supply and migration costs. IPbnb must mitigate and credit avoided or recovered amounts where applicable; no loss is recovered twice. A8 governs the special initial-return remedy and its limits.

Undisputed, expressly accepted or finally determined sums may be set off against that Holder's Payout. A corresponding shortfall is due within 30 calendar days of a substantiated statement. Pending disputes permit only a proportionate hold under Section 5.4. Paid supplier invoices are corrected through traceable credit/debit documents under A5; they are not silently overwritten. A qualifying A8 purchase reversal does not require proof of fault, but all fault-based charges do. Other loss caused solely by IPbnb, ordinary payment default or customer abuse is not automatically shifted to the Holder.

A5. Self-billing agreement. The Holder authorizes IPbnb to prepare and deliver invoices for covered Supply Services in the Holder's name, with IPbnb LLC identified as customer. Invoices identify both legal parties and relevant tax numbers, a unique number, actual issue date, supply period, Product and Supply Activation references, quantity of days, purchase rate, applicable tax treatment and corrections. This is solely a document-preparation authorization for the supply to IPbnb.

The Holder agrees to accept compliant Self-Billing Invoices, not issue duplicate invoices for the same supply, supply and update required tax information, and promptly notify IPbnb of errors or a change affecting self-billing eligibility. Operational discrepancies should be raised within 15 calendar days; that period does not waive mandatory tax corrections or a substantiated claim for an actual accounting error. Corrections are made through traceable credit/debit notes or replacement documents referencing the original, not by silently overwriting issued invoices.

Self-billing applies only where legally valid and any required separate consent, registration, electronic invoicing or acceptance procedure has been completed. Where local law requires a supplier-issued or prescribed electronic invoice, the parties use that compliant route without creating a duplicate charge. Ending self-billing does not extinguish purchase debts and may affect future activations until a compliant process is established.

A6. Settlement record. Each Self-Billing Invoice records the Holder's earned purchase consideration for the applicable days and rates, with supplier transaction taxes and credit/debit corrections as required. The linked settlement separately identifies authorized adjustments, legally required invoice-level or other withholding, previously agreed payout-processing or bank costs, payments and the net balance. A settlement deduction does not silently change an already issued invoice. No Platform percentage commission is invoiced to the Holder solely for supplying under this Schedule.

A7. Agreed damages for Holder breaches.

(a) Except for an Initial Technical Return governed by A8, where a breach described in Section 6.3 attributable to the Holder results in the agreed service being unavailable, the Holder owes agreed damages equal to 1.5 times the Holder Price for the affected unprovided supply, to the extent enforceable under applicable law. The basis is the Holder's agreed daily purchase rate for that Supply Activation, including a custom Holder rate, before withholding and payout costs. It excludes the Lessee price, catalog price, Additional Service Fees, Payment Method Fees and transaction taxes. An unknown or later changed retail price cannot increase that basis.

(b) The amount is calculated as 1.5 × applicable daily Holder Price × affected service-day equivalents for the affected Product. An objectively identified partial day is prorated by the unavailable portion of that UTC day solely for this calculation; ordinary Lease billing remains daily. Overlapping setup, interruption and withdrawal grounds do not count the same resource and interval more than once.

(c) For late initial setup, the affected interval begins only when the agreed 48-hour deadline expires and only during a paid or otherwise committed customer service period. Setup completed within the permitted deadline creates no A7 charge and does not postpone accrual under A2. For an unauthorized interruption, the interval is the evidenced period of attributable unavailability. It ends when conforming service is restored, a reasonable substitute resolves the affected customer obligation, or that obligation otherwise lawfully ends.

(d) For withdrawal without the required notice or before its expiry, the affected interval is the unprovided part of the continuing service commitment through its earliest proper termination, subject to mitigation and no longer than the unexpired applicable notice or expressly agreed commitment. If no valid notice was given, the date IPbnb receives unequivocal withdrawal notice or documents the actual withdrawal is used to establish the otherwise applicable notice end. This does not retroactively validate the withdrawal. There is no automatic charge for 60 full days regardless of facts: days that would not otherwise have been supplied, an independent lawful customer termination, avoided losses and effective substitute performance must be taken into account. Early termination forced solely by the Holder's breach does not itself erase an otherwise compensable loss of the unexpired commitment.

(e) IPbnb gives the Holder the resource, breach, period, rate, calculation and evidence and follows the dispute, hold and settlement procedure in A4 and Section 5.4. Amounts attributable to missing or incorrect Lessee information, IPbnb's own failure, idle time, Quarantine, a pre-approved change within its agreed scope or non-use of an otherwise available Product are excluded. A customer refund does not become automatically due solely because an A7 amount is assessed; Section 5.7 governs the customer's separate remedies.

(f) The agreed amount replaces actual damages for the same customer-remedy and ordinary incident-handling loss categories; the same refund or handling cost is not added again. Independently documented, necessary substitute-supply or migration costs may be recovered under A4 only to the extent not included in the agreed amount or otherwise recovered. Purchase-price corrections, avoided costs and third-party recoveries are taken into account where required in assessing compensable loss. This is an agreed estimate of uncertain compensable harm, not punishment. If unenforceable, IPbnb may instead seek proven recoverable loss. A8's special initial-return regime takes priority for the same incident.

A8. Initial Technical Returns and Holder purchase credits.

(a) Once an Initial Technical Return under Section 5.7(b)–(c) is verified, all Holder purchase consideration accrued for the affected Lease from its first paid day through termination is reversed, including elapsed days and irrespective of whether the Holder was at fault or fault can be proved. No future purchase charge arises for its unused days. Previously reversed amounts are not reversed twice. The correction is limited to that Lease and does not cancel earnings on other Leases or a separate completed trial. The returned amount is the Holder's own purchase consideration, not the Lessee's higher price or IPbnb's lost margin. This agreed return adjustment does not depend on whether refund settlement has yet completed at the payment provider.

(b) IPbnb records the purchase credit against the relevant Self-Billing Invoice or accrued earnings. If already paid, the resulting supplier credit is recoverable through the procedure in A4. IPbnb remains responsible for funding the Lessee's full refund independently of that recovery. A reversed customer payment without a qualifying technical return does not activate this clause.

(c) If objective evidence establishes that the return was caused by the Holder's breach, including failure to perform initial ASN setup on time or a substantiated commencement-reputation breach under Section 6.1, IPbnb may additionally assess one USD 50 Technical Return Handling Charge per affected Lease. There is no such charge where Holder fault is absent or unproven. IPbnb supplies the evidence and allows a reasonable response under A4. The charge is intended as a reasonable agreed estimate of the verification, coordination and accounting work caused by that breach, enforceable only to the extent permitted by law; it is not charged per address, setup step or day. If unenforceable, only proven recoverable handling loss may be claimed instead.

(d) For the same initial-return incident, the purchase reversal and the permitted USD 50 charge replace the A7 1.5-times charge and additional recovery of the Lessee's refund, lost margin or the same handling costs. Distinct later incidents and independent fraud, intentional misconduct or third-party claims retain their otherwise applicable remedies, without double recovery. Unknown cause does not prevent the purchase reversal but does prevent the fault-based charge.

Schedule B. Lessee resource terms

B1. The confirmed Order identifies IPbnb LLC, Product, Daily Rate, initial period and requested configuration. IPbnb grants the Lessee the agreed exclusive, time-limited contractual permission to use and announce the Product from the rights IPbnb has acquired under its supply arrangements. This does not transfer underlying RIR registration or ownership.

B2. No overlapping Product is allocated to another Lessee during the committed period. Onward resale or allocation requires IPbnb's written consent or an express Order term and remains subject to underlying resource rights and RIR policies.

B3. The Lessee must fund its Lease, comply with the AUP, disclose deployment and cease announcements after termination. Service delivery and remedies are governed by Sections 3.8 and 5.7, not an implied uptime SLA.

B4. After the 24-hour de-announcement deadline, unauthorized announcements may give rise to liquidated damages of 150% of the applicable Daily Rate for each day of continued unauthorized announcement, to the extent enforceable as a reasonable estimate of loss rather than a penalty. No double recovery is permitted. Continued announcements do not renew the Lease or automatically create new Holder purchase charges; any separate Holder claim must have its own contractual basis.

Schedule C. Pricing and settlement summary

C1. IPbnb publishes its standard catalog pricing policy at ipbnb.com/pricing. Unless IPbnb approves a different catalog price or an Individual Pricing Record applies, the catalog price is calculated by adding the published percentage to the Holder Price for the same Product and period; that percentage is a pricing uplift on purchase cost, not a deduction from the Holder Price. The policy in force when a Lease is confirmed is recorded with the Order. Changes to the published policy apply to future Orders, subject to Section 4.4's protection of continuing Leases.

C2. Individual pricing, transition conversion and price reviews are governed by Sections 4.3–4.4 and the document priority in Section 14.1. Expired custom terms are not automatically inherited by a subsequent Lease.

C3. Current payment methods, minimum advances where permitted, payout request thresholds and Additional Service Fees are stated at ipbnb.com/pricing, in the Platform or in the relevant accepted record. An Additional Service may use a percentage supplement, fixed charge or disclosed combination, once or recurrently, under Section 5.5. Its fee is separately identifiable and does not alter a protected base Lease Price or Holder Price. Offering a paid service does not activate it for an existing Customer without the required acceptance, and no fee applies retrospectively.

C4. No Payment Method Fee applies at commencement of this edition. Any later introduction follows Section 5.9, without automatically changing Holder Prices, deducting funds from an existing advance or modifying an unamended automatic-payment mandate.

C5. Credit Balance and Payout Balance are separate accounting records of IPbnb's own obligations under Section 3.7; they create no contractual trust, escrow, asset segregation or security. Neither pays third parties or transfers between Customers. Closing an account does not forfeit refundable advances or earned purchase debts. Sections 5.4 and 5.7 govern settlement.

Schedule D. Acceptable Use Policy

D1. Prohibited uses include unlawful activity; malware; facilitating denial-of-service attacks; unauthorized scanning or penetration testing; malicious spoofing or traffic manipulation; unsolicited bulk communications; phishing, deception, impersonation or advertising fraud; unlawful or infringing content including child sexual abuse material; prohibited hateful or violent content; inaccurate RIR records or unauthorized announcements; sanctions violations; botnets; and unauthorized onward resale. Required messaging laws apply to commercial email. Being attacked or appearing on a blocklist does not alone establish an AUP breach.

D2. Customers must acknowledge abuse complaints within 24 hours, remediate within 48 hours, maintain current contacts, address attributable blocklisting, preserve relevant evidence and cooperate with proportionate investigations. Appropriate SPF, DKIM and DMARC and, where delegated, PTR records must be maintained for relevant use. Open relays and amplification vectors must be prevented. IPbnb may lawfully share necessary abuse evidence with Holders, upstreams, RIRs and authorities.

D3. IPbnb may warn, restrict, suspend, terminate, quarantine affected resources, charge previously disclosed and legally recoverable abuse-management costs, or report unlawful activity. Customers may appeal within five business days; necessary mitigation may continue pending review. Materially mistaken enforcement and attributable charges are corrected. Repeated serious violations may result in exclusion from the Platform. Customer-caused interruption or justified AUP enforcement does not create an SLA credit. The refund and accounting protections elsewhere in these Terms are not overridden by a blanket forfeiture.

Schedule E. Supply and mandatory requirements

E1. IPbnb LLC is the sole buyer of Holder supplies and seller of Services under these Terms. Payment routes and providers do not change that identity.

E2. Each party must have sufficient contractual and RIR authority for the resource. The supply consists of agreed availability, configuration support and contractual use of IPv4 resources. Merely making an address available does not supply copyright, patent, trademark, software-reproduction or know-how rights. Mandatory tax classification and the duties in Section 5.6 remain applicable.

E3. Mandatory data-protection, transfer and other legal requirements govern actual performance and prevail over inconsistent contract terms.