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Acceptable usage policy

Last Updated: September 8, 2026

This Acceptable Usage Policy ("AUP") defines the strictly prohibited boundaries, behavioral limits, and content restrictions governing your operational interaction with the artificial intelligence (AI) model aggregation platform, system,user interface, website, and cloud infrastructure (collectively, the "Service") provisioned by IQBID Helios LimitedLimited, a company incorporated and registered under the laws of the Republic of Seychelles with international business company registration number 252002 and having its registered office at Suite 9, Ansuya Estate, Royal Street, Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles (the "Company," "we," "us," or "our").

This AUP is integrated directly into, and forms an inseparable part of, our European Union Terms of Service. It applies directly to all users accessing or utilizing the Service from the European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) ("EU Users"). Because our system routes transactional inputs via APIencrypted Application Programming Interface (API) channels to third-party infrastructure entities (including OpenAI, LLC and Google LLC), you are statutory-mandated to strictly respect both our corporate standards and the downstream application rules enforced by those underlying ИИAI networks.

1. Absolute prohibitions under the eu ai act and dsa

In strict compliance with the EUEuropean Union Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) and the Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065), you are explicitly prohibited from submitting text queries, semantic instructions, prompts, or uploading any digital files (documents, images, multi-format media) (collectively, "User Inputs") designed to execute or generate the following:

A.1.1. Subliminal Manipulation and Behavioral Distortion
  • Cognitive Manipulation: Actively prompting or forcing AI models to generate text, audio scripts, or psychological frameworks that deploy subliminal techniques beyond a person’s consciousness to materially distort a person’s behavior in a manner that causes or is likely to cause physical or psychological harm.
  • Exploitation of Vulnerabilities: Generating targeted outputs designed to exploit any specific vulnerabilities of a specific group of persons due to their age, physical, or mental disability, to distort their baseline real-world actions.
B.1.2. Prohibited Biometric Systems and Social Scoring
  • Biometric Categorization: Uploading photographic directories or facial data to classify natural persons individually based on protected characteristics (e.g.,including race, political opinions, trade union membership, religious beliefs, or sexual orientation).
  • Untrustworthy Social Scoring: Requesting models to evaluate, score, or categorize natural persons over a certain period based on their social behavior or known personality characteristics, leading to detrimental or unfavorable treatment in real-world environments.
C.1.3. Illegal European Content, Violence, and Child Safety
  • Illegal Content under the DSA: Submitting or requesting any material that constitutes illegal hate speech, xenophobic manifestos, terrorist propaganda, or operational tutorials on fabricating illicit weapons, explosives, or chemical agents.
  • Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM): The Company enforces an absolute zero-tolerance threshold regarding Child Sexual Abuse Material or Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSAE). Any structural detection of material depicting minors in an exploitative or sexually explicit context will result in a permanent infrastructure ban and mandatory reporting to European law enforcement bodies (Europol/Europol and national offices).
D.1.4. Systemic Deepfakes, Deception, and Copyright Infringement
  • Deceptive Media (Deepfakes): Generating or mutating imagery, audio, or video files that appear authentic but are synthetic ("Deepfakes") without clearly, explicitly, and permanently tagging or embedding machine-readable watermarks indicating that the content has been artificially generated or manipulated, as mandated by the EU AI Act.
  • API Harvesting and Reverse Engineering: Utilizing systemic scraping macros, extraction web-bots, or automated loaders to extract the synthetic algorithmic training weight arrays, specific prompt configurations, or operational boundaries of our internal routing layers.

2. Moderation conduits and compliance complaints

To satisfy our statutory infrastructure duties and notice-and-action obligations under the European Union Digital Services Act:Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065), the Company implements a multi-layered moderation architecture:

2.1. Automated Content Classification
  • Real-Time Automated ContentScanning: Classification:All incoming User InputsInputs, semantic strings, and AI-machine-generated Outputs are dynamically scanned by automated safety classifiers toand identifyprogrammatic filters.
Proactive Breach Prevention: This automated screening identifies high-probability systemic policy breaches and prohibited content categories before transmissiondata is transmitted across external provider nodes.nodes or displayed to the user.
2.2. Notice and Action Mechanism:Mechanism
    Statutory Reporting Rights: If you identify any content hosted onon, cached by, or generated through our Service that violates local EU Member State laws or the restrictions set forth in this AUP, you possess a protected legal right to report it. Formal Notification Pathway: You may submit a formal notification directly to our corporate security and safety operations department atat: abuse@iqbid.aiai.. All notices will be processed promptly under mandatory DSA compliance timelines.

    3. Structural account termination and financial penalties

    If the CompanyCompany's flagsautomated clearclassification nodes or security teams flag verified indicators that your account interaction routinesroutines, prompt structures, or uploaded materials violate the structural mandates of this AUP, or present an immediate threatrisk of triggering API key revocations from our primarydownstream upstreaminfrastructure suppliers (such as OpenAI, Google,LLC etc.)or Google LLC), wethe Company will execute decisive technicalprotective and punitive actions.

    3.1. Consequences of Material Breach

    CONSEQUENCESBY ACCESSING THE SERVICE, YOU EXPLICITLY AGREE THAT A VIOLATION OF THIS AUP CONSTITUTES A MATERIAL BREACH:BREACH OF YOUR CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS, ENTITLING THE COMPANY TO ENFORCE THE FOLLOWING RECOVERY REMEDIES WITHOUT PRIOR WARNING:

      • Instant Infrastructure Revocation: Permanent de-activation and immediate suspension of your authorizationauthentication profile, user credentials, operational workspace partitions, and stored cache history panels withoutwith priorno notification.liability to recover data.
      • CancellationStrict Contractual Forfeiture of balancesBalances: under the agreement: All active subscriptionremaining dayscalendar forperiods prepayment,under quotasyour forpurchased tokensSubscription Plan and creditall unitsavailable processedunspent usingcomputational credits on your account profile (the Payment"IQBID ServiceTokens") willshall be permanently and irrevocably forfeited and canceled as ana automaticpre-agreed compensationcontractual feepenalty. providedThis forforfeiture inserves theas agreementliquidated damages to compensate the Company for structural infrastructure mitigation, developer time, security overrides, and downstream administrative costsmoderation costs. Due to the immediate delivery of digital assets, forfeited balances are strictly non-refundable and non-redeemable for moderation.fiat currency or any other financial values.
      • Regulatory and Law Enforcement Disclosure: The Company will actively cooperate with competent European data protection authoritiesauthorities, national market supervisors, and nationaljudicial marketsbodies. supervisors ifIf a formal inquiry is executed regarding illegal generative workflows.workflows or systemic breaches, the Company will disclose necessary technical logs, including IP addresses, account identifiers, and generated Outputs, as mandated by the Digital Services Act.
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