1. Introduction

• State that these terms govern the use of your website and services.
• Specify that by accessing or using the website, users agree to comply with these terms.

2. User Accounts

• Outline the requirements for creating an account (e.g., must be of legal age, provide accurate information).
• Mention the responsibility of the user to keep their account details secure.

3. Use of Services

• Describe the services your website offers (e.g., earning eco-rewards, using the marketplace).
• Set rules for how users should use the site and its features (e.g., prohibited actions, such as fraud or illegal activities).

4. Payment and Transactions

• If applicable, explain the payment process (e.g., how users can purchase or redeem rewards).
• Include any refund or cancellation policies if you sell products or services.

5. Intellectual Property

• Clarify that the content on your website (logos, designs, text, etc.) is protected by copyright and belongs to you or your partners.
• Include a licensing clause stating what users can or cannot do with the content (e.g., they cannot copy or redistribute your materials without permission).

6. Limitation of Liability

• Limit your liability for damages or losses arising from the use of your site or services.
• Include a clause that states you are not responsible for any third-party websites or content linked from your site.

7. Privacy and Data Protection

• Reference your Privacy Policy and explain how users’ data will be handled, especially regarding personal information and tracking technologies.

8. Termination and Suspension of Accounts

• Specify conditions under which a user’s account may be suspended or terminated (e.g., violation of terms, fraudulent activity).

9. Dispute Resolution

• Explain how any disputes will be handled (e.g., through arbitration, in a specific jurisdiction).

10. Modifications to the Terms

• State that you have the right to change or update the Terms and Conditions and how users will be notified of any updates.

11. Governing Law

• Specify the law that governs the agreement (e.g., the laws of the UK if you’re based there).