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title: "Marketplace Creator License Agreement"
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# Marketplace Creator License Agreement

**Version of 8 August 2026.** This Agreement applies only after the express, individually recorded acceptance in section 1 of the Creator Marketplace agreement root that pins this exact version.

## 1. What this Agreement is and how it is concluded

1.1 This Agreement is the explicit licensing deal between you ("Creator") and Coflnet GmbH ("Coflnet", "we") under which content you created is distributed through the Coflnet marketplace. The accepted Creator Marketplace root also pins the exact [Core Terms](/terms-of-service), Commerce and Programme Terms, SkyCofl Service Terms and Expert Marketplace Terms. This Agreement controls the Creator relationship and the rights you grant; the customer-facing Marketplace Terms control acquisition and the Recipient's managed licence; the Core Terms control otherwise.

1.2 **Marketplace participation exists only under this expressly concluded Agreement.** Neither registering an account, accepting another agreement root, uploading content elsewhere nor browsing the marketplace concludes it. It is concluded only when Coflnet has provided the Creator Marketplace root during onboarding and you have expressly accepted it in a recorded, unambiguous action; Coflnet records its root hash, language, account, channel and server time. Silence, continued use or dismissing a notice never counts as acceptance.

1.3 This is **one shared agreement** for creators resident in the European Union and the EEA, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Türkiye and the United States; Annex A states the country-specific payout and tax rules. Coflnet can admit creators from another country only when a lawful payout, tax and accounting process is available for that country.

## 2. Who can participate

2.1 A Creator must be a verified account holder, at least 16 years old, admitted by Coflnet for a supported country and identified as described in Annex A section 1. A Creator aged 16 or 17 may participate only after each approval of a legal representative required for the agreement, licensing, self-billing and payout has been recorded and, where applicable law requires it, after the necessary business registration or public-authority or court approval. Coflnet decides on admission without discrimination but at its reasonable discretion; there is no entitlement to admission.

2.2 The Creator acts as an independent licensor. This Agreement creates no employment, agency, partnership or company between the parties and no obligation to create or submit content. Recurring paid activity can require business, VAT or other tax registration under the law applicable to the Creator; completing any required registration is the Creator's responsibility.

## 3. Content covered

3.1 "**Marketplace Content**" is content of a category that the marketplace expressly opens for submission. At this version's effective date the only category is **Expert Configs** (SkyBlock settings and filter configurations described in the Expert Marketplace Terms). Coflnet may open further categories; each category's marketplace information describes the eligible content, technical requirements, review criteria and any category-specific terms, and a Creator submits in a new category only through a further express, recorded acceptance of that category information.

3.2 Marketplace Content must not contain: access credentials or other secrets; third-party personal data that is unnecessary or unlawful for its disclosed function; malware or deliberately harmful instructions; content that infringes third-party intellectual-property or other rights; or content whose distribution would violate the game operator's rules applicable to the content in question.

## 4. License you grant to Coflnet

4.1 For each accepted item of Marketplace Content, you grant Coflnet the **non-exclusive**, worldwide right, for the duration of its listing and the run-time of licenses already granted to Recipients, to: store, reproduce and technically adapt the content (format, packaging, delivery and update mechanics—not creative alteration of its substance); display the listing with the content's name, description, version, price and your public Minecraft or creator name; distribute the content to Recipients as Coflnet's own service, in Coflnet's own name and for Coflnet's own account, under the managed licence in the Expert Marketplace Terms; and operate the supported update path for supplied versions.

4.2 The license is non-exclusive in substance, not only in name: you remain free to use, publish and distribute your content anywhere else, at any price, and Coflnet does not require most-favoured treatment. You keep all rights not expressly granted here.

4.3 Coflnet is the **seller to the Purchaser and licensor to the Recipient**; you are not a seller to either of them. Coflnet handles checkout, VAT on the customer transaction, withdrawal rights, statutory remedies and refunds of the customer sale under the Expert Marketplace and Commerce and Programme Terms.

## 5. Your assurances

For each submitted item you assure that: it is your own work or you hold all rights needed to grant the license in section 4; its use as described does not infringe third-party rights known to you; the listing information you provide is accurate; and you will not use the marketplace to disguise consideration between users, to self-deal or to generate fees through linked or controlled accounts. If a third party asserts rights against Coflnet concerning your content, Coflnet may suspend the listing under the graduated process in the Core Terms and will inform you; your statutory defences and Coflnet's statutory claims remain unaffected.

## 6. Remuneration

6.1 Your creator licence fee is **70% of Net Receipts** per completed paid acquisition, plus VAT where you are legally required to charge it to Coflnet, unless an individual programme agreement concluded before publication of the affected content states a different calculation. **Net Receipts** are the euro value of the consideration Coflnet actually receives for that acquisition, excluding VAT or comparable transaction tax and less only refunds, reversals and chargebacks for it. Coflnet does not deduct its ordinary payment-processing, platform, hosting or marketing costs. The CoflCoin-to-euro valuation rule is shown to you before the affected content is published for paid acquisition.

6.2 A fee is recorded as pending when the acquisition is completed. It becomes available once Coflnet has received the consideration, any applicable withdrawal period has ended without withdrawal, and the content has been supplied. A refund, reversal or chargeback before availability cancels the corresponding pending amount; one after availability is recorded as a transparent correction and never silently rewrites the original ledger entry. Available fees do not expire.

6.3 **Settlement:** an available fee balance is settled at your choice by: (a) cash payout—the methods available for your country and each method's actual external provider fee are shown before you confirm; you bear only that actual fee, and a method without an external fee is offered without deduction where reasonably available; (b) set-off against the price of a separate Coflnet service; or (c) fee-free conversion into CoflCoins credited as customer-funded, non-expiring value. Cash payout is available from EUR 50, set-off remains possible below that threshold, and conversion is available from EUR 20 where offered for the country. The amounts being settled are reviewed when requested. Annex A states the country-specific rules.

## 7. Taxes and statements

7.1 You agree to **self-billing** (Gutschrift, § 14 (2) sentence 5 UStG): Coflnet issues the remuneration statement or self-billing invoice for your creator fees, showing VAT or reverse-charge treatment where applicable. You will promptly object to an incorrect statement; an agreed correction is documented in a corrected statement.

7.2 Fees are remuneration for the licensing of rights. Coflnet applies the withholding, VAT and reporting rules described in Annex A and pays out only after the payee onboarding in sections 2 and A.1 is complete. You remain responsible for the registrations, returns and taxes imposed on you in your country.

## 8. Moderation, delisting and takedown

Coflnet may review, reject, delist or suspend Marketplace Content under the graduated, proportionate process in the Core Terms—including for rights complaints, security issues, quality or policy violations—and informs you with reasons and a contestation route. Delisting stops new acquisitions; licenses already granted to Recipients and the update duty for supplied versions follow the Expert Marketplace Terms.

## 9. Term and ending this Agreement

9.1 This Agreement runs indefinitely. You may end it at any time with effect for the future by delisting your content and declaring termination through your account or [support@coflnet.com](mailto:support@coflnet.com); Coflnet may end it with reasonable notice, or extraordinarily for cause under the Core Terms.

9.2 Ending the Agreement stops new submissions and new acquisitions. It does not affect: licenses validly granted to Recipients before the end and the update path for supplied versions under the Expert Marketplace Terms; pending fees, which still become available and are settled under section 6; and records Coflnet must retain by law. Sections 5, 7 and this section survive.

## 10. Changes, law and mandatory rights

Changing this Agreement or another pinned dependency requires a new agreement root and express acceptance; silence never counts. The governing-law and jurisdiction provisions of the Core Terms apply: German law governs, while mandatory protections of a consumer's habitual residence remain unaffected. Nothing in this Agreement limits rights that cannot be waived under the law applicable to you.

## Annex A: Country-specific payout and tax rules

*This Annex describes the rules Coflnet applies when settling creator fees. Sections A.7 and A.8 state which rules also apply to referral, report and data-contribution payouts under the Commerce and Programme Terms. It summarizes the legal situation at this version's date, is not tax advice for you, and statutory rules prevail if they change.*

### A.1 Rules for every country

- **Identification before settlement:** German tax law (§ 160 AO) requires Coflnet to know exactly who receives deductible remuneration. Cash payout, set-off or conversion is completed only after the payee onboarding in sections 2 and 7 is complete. Anonymous or pseudonymous participation remains possible up to that point.
- **Sanctions screening:** before settlement, the payee is screened against the applicable EU (and, where relevant, other) sanctions and restricted-party lists; settlement is refused or paused while a match is unresolved or would be unlawful.
- **Currency and methods:** fees are denominated and paid in **EUR**. Available payout methods depend on your country and are shown with their actual external fee before you confirm; currency conversion by your bank or provider and its cost are outside Coflnet's control.
- **Withholding on license fees:** creator fees are remuneration for rights. For creators **not tax-resident in Germany**, German law (§ 50a EStG) requires Coflnet to withhold tax — currently 15% plus solidarity surcharge (15.825% in total) — **unless, before the payout, a valid exemption or reduction certificate of the German Federal Central Tax Office (BZSt) applies** under the double-taxation treaty of your country. Coflnet tells you during onboarding whether a certificate route is available for your country and pays without deduction only when the certificate is on file; tax withheld is remitted and certified to you.
- **VAT:** if you act as a business, your license to Coflnet is generally taxed where Coflnet is established (Germany); a foreign business creator's fee is normally settled under the reverse-charge mechanism with your VAT/tax ID on the statement. A German small business (§ 19 UStG) or a private individual states no VAT.

### A.2 Germany

No § 50a withholding for German tax residents; you declare the income yourself (income or business tax). German entrepreneurs charge VAT on the fee unless § 19 UStG applies; the self-billing statement shows it. SEPA bank transfer is available without an external payout fee.

### A.3 Other EU/EEA countries

SEPA bank transfer is available without an external payout fee. § 50a withholding applies unless a BZSt exemption certificate under your country's treaty with Germany (typically reducing royalties to 0–5%) is on file before payment; apply early — certificates are not retroactive beyond the statutory scope. Reverse charge applies to business creators with a VAT ID.

### A.4 United Kingdom

SEPA transfer is generally available without an external payout fee. The Germany–UK double-taxation treaty reduces royalty withholding to 0%, but only via a BZSt exemption certificate obtained **before** payment; without it Coflnet must withhold 15.825% and you must seek a refund. UK creators self-assess their income with HMRC.

### A.5 United States

No SEPA; the shown payout methods (for example PayPal) carry their actual external fee. The Germany–US treaty reduces royalty withholding to 0% via a BZSt exemption certificate (usually supported by an IRS residency certificate, Form 6166) obtained before payment; without it 15.825% is withheld. Conversion into CoflCoins is not available for the United States (A.7). Coflnet, as a non-US payer, files no US information return; US creators report the income themselves.

### A.6 Brazil and Türkiye

No SEPA; the shown payout methods carry their actual external fee. **Brazil:** Germany and Brazil currently have **no double-taxation treaty**, so the statutory 15.825% withholding on license fees applies in full and cannot be reduced by certificate. Any Brazilian tax on receiving the payment is your responsibility. **Türkiye:** the Germany–Türkiye treaty caps royalty withholding at 10% — the reduction again requires a BZSt certificate before payment, otherwise 15.825% is withheld and only refundable through the official procedure. Turkish foreign-currency and tax rules on receiving EUR payments are your responsibility. Conversion into CoflCoins is not available for Brazil or Türkiye (A.7).

### A.7 Set-off and conversion

**Conversion into CoflCoins is offered only where Coflnet holds the tax registrations required for issuing prepaid credit—under the registrations held at this version's date, EU Member States and the United Kingdom.** Of the marketplace countries in section 1.3, conversion may therefore be offered to creators in EU Member States and the United Kingdom; for creators in the other EEA countries, the United States, Brazil and Türkiye, settlement is by cash payout, and set-off against a Coflnet service is available only where Coflnet offers the direct service sale for your country and the required tax checks succeed. Actual availability is shown before the request. Set-off and conversion are free of payout-method fees and do not change the tax character of the fee: the settled euro value remains remuneration, appears in the self-billing statement, and any legally required withholding is applied to it before the credit or set-off value is calculated.

### A.8 Referral, creator-code, report and data-contribution payouts

For euro-denominated rewards under the Commerce and Programme Terms, sections A.1 (identification, sanctions, currency, methods) and A.7 apply in the same way; conversion is available to reward recipients only in the countries named in A.7. These rewards are remuneration for a **service** (referring, promoting purchases through a creator code, reporting, contributing), not for licensing rights, so the § 50a withholding described above does **not** normally apply to them; if a specific reward exceptionally pays for rights or know-how, Coflnet tells the recipient before approval and the license-fee rules apply. Recipients everywhere remain responsible for their own income tax; a business recipient's reward is settled with reverse-charge VAT treatment where applicable.