Terms of Service

Bit Models is run by [company legal name], a company registered in [country] under number [company number], with its registered address at [registered address]. You can write to us at [support email address].

Bit Models is a subscription website for adults. Creators post photos, videos, text and messages. Fans subscribe to creators, buy their paid posts and messages and send them tips.

Every payment is made in USDT, a digital currency (a “stablecoin”) designed to be worth one US dollar, from the balance you keep on Bit Models.

When a fan pays a creator, the purchase is a deal between the fan and the creator. We run the website, take the payment from the fan’s balance, keep our fee and add the rest to the creator’s earnings.

You may use Bit Models only if all of these are true:

• you are at least 18 years old, and an adult under the law of the place where you live if that age is higher;
• viewing sexually explicit content is legal where you are;
• you are not subject to sanctions, and you are not using Bit Models for someone who is;
• we have not banned you from Bit Models before.

Before showing the site to a visitor who isn’t signed in, we ask them to confirm that they are 18 or older. Creators also prove their identity and age (Part 3, section 1).

• You sign in with a link we send to your email or with your crypto wallet. An email and a wallet are two separate accounts.
• Keep your email and your wallet safe: you are responsible for everything done in your account, also by someone you let help you run it. Don’t sell or hand over your account, and tell us straight away if someone got into it without your permission.
• When you first sign in, you give a name and choose a gender, and we create a username and a profile photo for you. You can change them in Settings.
• A username can’t be the name of a part of the site and can be changed twice within 14 days. After a change, your old username stays reserved for you for 14 days, and links to it lead to your new address. After that, anyone can take it.

• Content on Bit Models includes nudity and sexually explicit material. You decide which creators you follow and subscribe to.
• Content belongs to the creators who post it, or to the people they got the rights from. You may view what you have access to, on Bit Models, for your own personal use. Don’t copy, download, record, share, sell or post it anywhere else without its owner’s permission.
• Creators’ photos and videos usually carry a watermark with the address of the creator’s profile, so a copy shows where it came from.
• Creators decide what they post and when. We don’t promise how often a creator posts or what they offer.

You keep the rights to what you post on Bit Models: posts, photos, videos, messages, comments and your profile. So that we can run Bit Models, you give us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, store, copy and process it (for example, make smaller copies, remove location data or add the watermark), and to show it and send it to the people who may see it on Bit Models.

The licence lasts while your content is on Bit Models, and after that for as long as we need the content to handle appeals and legal claims and to meet the law. The companies that store our files and play our videos may do these things for us. We don’t sell your content to anyone.

Follow our Acceptable Use Policy in everything you post and do on Bit Models. In particular, don’t:

• break the law, or help anyone else break it;
• get around a payment, a block, a ban or our limits, or open a new account after we banned you;
• copy the site or its content with bots or scripts, or harm its security or the way it works;
• send reports or copyright notices you know are false.

You can block anyone. Then neither of you can message, follow, subscribe to or pay the other; the person you blocked no longer sees your profile and posts, and you see only their profile header with Unblock. A block also turns off renewal of subscriptions between you and closes what one of you paid the other for while the block lasts, without a refund. After you unblock, access comes back only for a subscription period that hasn’t ended yet.

A creator can also restrict a fan, who then still sees the creator’s content but can’t message them or comment on their posts.

To keep Bit Models safe, we limit how often some things can be done, such as reports, messages, posts, uploads, comments, likes and username changes.

A fan can message a creator while subscribed to them. A creator can message their current and former subscribers and the people who follow them, one by one or as a mass message, and can send paid messages. A creator with a free subscription can ask for a tip with each message: their subscribers then write to them with a tip. Photos and videos in messages are reviewed like posts (section 10); the text of a message is reviewed when someone reports it.

• Anyone can tell us about content or an account that breaks these terms or the law. If you have an account, use Report in the “…” menu of a post, profile, message or comment. Without an account, use the Report a violation form, linked at the bottom of our pages. Copyright is handled on our Copyright (DMCA) page.
• We don’t tell the person you reported who you are.
• A report about minors or about intimate content shared without consent hides the content automatically, straight away, until a person decides (section 10).
• We aim to decide reports about minors as fast as we can, reports about intimate content shared without consent within 48 hours, and other reports within 7 business days.
• We tell you our decision: under Settings → Reports, or through the status link you get when you report without an account. If we leave the content up, you can appeal within 6 months of our decision.
• If someone often reports content without good reason, we may stop hiding content straight away on their reports and look at their reports last.

• A person reviews every photo, video and post text a creator shares, after it is first shown to anyone, and every change to a creator’s profile photo, cover, name and bio. Everything else, such as comments, the text of messages and fans’ profiles, is reviewed when someone reports it. Content stays visible while we review it.
• Every decision to remove content or ban an account is made by a person. A few things happen automatically: a report about minors or about intimate content shared without consent hides the content until a person decides (for at most 3 items of one person within 24 hours; beyond that, the content stays visible until a person decides); if we removed a photo or a report hid it, uploading the same file again is refused; and content removed after a copyright notice comes back by itself after a counter-notice (section 11).
• If content breaks our rules, we remove it. Removed content disappears for everyone, and nobody can buy it.
• The person who posted it gets a notice saying what we removed, why, which rule it broke and that a person decided, with a link to the decision. Creators find all such decisions under Settings → Account status.
• You can appeal a removal within 6 months of our decision. A person reviews your appeal and our answer is final on Bit Models. If you still disagree, you may be able to go to court or to an out-of-court dispute body, depending on where you live. Content removed after a copyright notice is not appealed: you can send a counter-notice instead (section 11).
• We may ban an account that breaks these terms seriously or more than once, or when the law requires it. Then the person can’t sign in; their profile, posts and messages are hidden from everyone; subscriptions to and from the account don’t renew; and their earnings that have not been withdrawn are frozen (Part 3, section 5). When they try to sign in, they see why, and they can tell us they disagree by email.
• We don’t refund payments when we remove content or ban an account, except that we may refund fans from a banned creator’s frozen earnings (Part 3, section 5). If we lift a ban, everything comes back except content we removed separately and earnings we kept or used for refunds.

• Only post content you own or have the rights to share.
• If you think content on Bit Models copies your work, send us a notice on our Copyright (DMCA) page. A person reviews every notice.
• If your content was removed after a notice and you think it was a mistake, you can send a counter-notice from the page about our decision. We send a copy to the person who sent the notice. Unless they tell us they have gone to court, the content comes back by itself; the Copyright (DMCA) page says when.
• If someone keeps sending copyright notices that are clearly unfounded, we may stop accepting their notices.
• We disable the accounts of people who infringe copyright repeatedly, in appropriate circumstances. We review every account with 3 or more confirmed copyright notices within 12 months. A notice is confirmed when we removed content after it and did not restore the content after a counter-notice.

We may change Bit Models: add, change or stop features. We may also update these terms. If a change matters to you, we’ll publish the new terms on this page with the date they take effect, and tell you about the change, at least [notice period] before that date, unless the law or the safety of our users needs it sooner. If you keep using Bit Models after a change takes effect, you accept the new terms. If you don’t accept them, stop using Bit Models.

• You can stop using Bit Models at any time and delete your account under Settings → Personal details. Your account disappears for everyone straight away and is erased 30 days later. Until that date, you can sign in and choose Keep account to get your account back as it was, except that subscriptions whose term ended in the meantime don’t renew. After that date it can’t be kept, even if erasing it takes longer. What we keep after that is explained in our Privacy Policy.
• If you are a creator and fans have already paid for days that haven’t passed yet, your account stays open until the last of those days, so they get what they paid for. Until then you can still post and message them, but you get no new subscribers or payments. Your account disappears after that day and is erased 30 days later.
• Before you delete your account, withdraw your earnings (Part 3, section 5) and spend your balance: what is left on it is lost (Part 2, section 1).
• Once your account is erased, it can’t be restored. You can sign up again with the same email or wallet, as a new account.
• We may end your access as described in section 10. The permissions in section 6 for appeals, legal claims and the law, and sections 14 and 15, continue after this agreement ends.

We work to keep Bit Models running and safe, but we provide it as it is, without promising that it will always be available or free of errors. We are not responsible for what creators and other users post, say or do, or for transfers sent to a wrong address or network. Our total liability to you is limited to [liability limit]. Nothing in these terms limits liability that the law does not allow us to limit, or your rights as a consumer where you live.

If you have a problem with Bit Models, please write to us first: most problems can be solved that way. These terms are governed by [governing law]. Disputes go to [courts], unless the consumer law where you live lets you go to the courts there.

• You pay on Bit Models from your balance in USDT. To top up, send USDT to your own deposit address shown on your balance page, on the network shown there.
• Send only USDT on that network. A transfer on another network or of another token isn’t credited and may be lost for good: we don’t recover such transfers. Transfers on a blockchain can’t be reversed.
• Your balance updates once the network confirms the transfer.
• We check incoming transfers against sanctions lists. A transfer from a listed address is held and not added to your balance, and you get a new deposit address: always send to the address your balance page shows.
• Your balance can only be used to pay on Bit Models. It is not a bank account, earns no interest, and can’t be withdrawn. We don’t refund it, except where the law requires.
• If you delete your account, what is left on your balance is lost, except where the law requires a refund. Before you confirm, we show you the amount, so you can spend it first. If you keep your account before its deletion date (30 days after it disappears), your balance is still there.

• A subscription opens a creator’s posts for subscribers for 30 days from the moment you pay, and you follow the creator. While subscribed, you can message them (a creator with a free subscription may ask for a tip with each message).
• Creators set the price: free, or 1.00–500.00 USDT for 30 days. They may also offer a bundle of 3, 6 or 12 periods of 30 days (90, 180 or 360 days) at a discount, paid at once, a discount on the first 30 days, or a free trial link.
• Subscriptions renew automatically. We charge the renewal from your balance within 24 hours before the subscription ends, and if your balance is too low, we try again until it ends. If we could not try in time (for example, our service was down), we may still renew it within 7 days after it ends; the new period then starts when you pay, so you never pay for days without access. If it ends unpaid, your access ends: there is no grace period. A bundle renews for the same length at its price. A free subscription renews the same way, without a charge. A block between you and the creator turns renewal off.
• You can turn off renewal (Unsubscribe) at any time and keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
• We never charge more than the price you agreed to. If the creator lowers the price, the renewal is charged at the lower price. If the creator raises it, your subscription doesn’t renew; after it ends, you can subscribe again at the new price. A first-period discount or a free trial renews at the full price you saw when you subscribed.

• Creators set the price of a paid post (1.00–500.00 USDT) and of a paid message (3.00–200.00 USDT). A tip is 1.00–500.00 USDT. We charge your balance at once.
• What you bought stays under Purchased, also after your subscription ends. It disappears if the creator deletes the post, if we remove the content or a report hides it, if the creator’s account is banned or deleted or is no longer a creator account, or while one of you blocks the other.
• Buying gives you a personal right to view the content on Bit Models. You don’t own it, and you may not share it (Part 1, section 5).

Payments are final. We don’t refund subscriptions, purchases or tips, including when content is later removed, a creator stops posting or deletes content, one of you blocks the other, or an account is banned or deleted. The exceptions: we may refund fans from a banned creator’s frozen earnings (Part 3, section 5), and we refund where the law requires it.

• Any account can apply under Become a creator. You need your own profile photo and to pass an identity check with our provider, Ondato: a photo of your ID document and a selfie. You must be at least 18.
• Ondato’s result is applied automatically: once the check is approved, your account becomes a creator account by itself. You have 3 attempts. If you have used them all, or think the result is wrong, write to us. Until you are a creator, you can’t set prices or receive money.
• The person who passed the check is the creator. You are responsible for your account and everything posted on it, also when someone helps you run it.
• We may refuse an application, or take creator status away, for example when the check does not match the account or when these terms are broken.

• You decide who sees each post: free previews are open to everyone, including visitors who aren’t signed in and search engines; other posts are for your subscribers; paid posts and messages are for the people who buy them.
• Before you post, make sure that you own the content or have every right needed to post it; that everyone who appears in it is at least 18, agreed to be recorded and agreed to the content being posted on Bit Models, and that you keep a copy of their ID and their written consent; and that your captions and prices say truthfully what fans get.
• If we ask, send us those IDs and consents. If you can’t, we may remove the content. If someone who appears in your content withdraws their consent, remove it.
• A person reviews what you share (Part 1, section 10).

We add your profile address as a watermark to the photos and videos you upload, except on copies too small to fit it. You can turn it off in Settings → Security. Turning it off, or changing your username, only affects new uploads. Profile photos, covers and voice messages have no watermark. A watermark shows where a copy came from, but it can’t stop people from copying.

• You set your subscription price (free, or 1.00–500.00 USDT for 30 days), discounts on bundles of 3, 6 or 12 periods of 30 days (90, 180 or 360 days) (5–50%), discounts on the first 30 days (5–90%), free trial links (3, 7, 14 or 30 days) and the prices of your paid posts and paid messages (Part 2, section 3).
• Our fee is 5% of every payment a fan makes to you: subscriptions and their renewals, paid posts, paid messages and tips. The other 95% is added to your earnings straight away.

• Your earnings are kept apart from your balance. You can withdraw earnings, but you can’t spend them on Bit Models: to pay other creators, top up your balance. Money can’t be moved from one to the other.
• You withdraw to your own USDT address, on one of the networks shown on your balance page. You add an address the first time you withdraw and confirm every new address with a code we send to your account’s email.
• A withdrawal is 10.00 USDT to 10,000.00 USDT. 1.00 USDT of each withdrawal pays the network fee. A withdrawal over 1,000.00 USDT, or over our daily limits, waits for a review by a person and may take longer.
• We check payout addresses against sanctions lists and don’t pay to an address that is listed or that Tether, the company that issues USDT, has blocked. If your payout address turns out to be on a sanctions list, we stop all withdrawals from your account while we review it. We may also pause withdrawals to protect Bit Models and its users. Transfers on a blockchain can’t be reversed, so check your address.
• We may hold earnings for up to 90 days after a payment before they can be withdrawn, for every creator or for one account, for example to protect against fraud. Your balance page shows how much is held and when the next part is released.
• Only creators can withdraw. If we ban your account, or your account stops being a creator account, your earnings that have not been withdrawn are frozen while we review what happened.
• If the reason is a serious breach (content with minors, intimate content shared without consent, fraud, or breaking our rules again and again), we don’t pay those earnings out, and we may use them to refund the fans who paid for the content. Otherwise, once our review is done, we pay what is left to your payout address.
• Withdraw your earnings before you delete your account: you can’t delete it while you have 10.00 USDT or more in earnings, or while a withdrawal is on its way. Earnings below the minimum withdrawal are lost when you delete your account. If your earnings can’t be withdrawn, for example because they are frozen, write to us first.

You are responsible for reporting your income and paying your own taxes. [tax terms to be confirmed by our lawyer]