Agency Agreement Offer

Natalia Babkina, acting as an individual entrepreneur (autónomo) under the brand Caterizi, NIE Y5479825C, registered in Spain, hereinafter referred to as “Caterizi” or the “Agent”, hereby offers to any legal entity or individual entrepreneur meeting the conditions of this agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Partner”) to accept this offer and conclude an agreement on the terms set forth below. This agreement (public offer) is posted on the Internet on the official website of the Caterizi platform (hereinafter referred to as the “Website”). The agreement is considered concluded and enters into force for the Partner who has accepted the offer in the manner established by Section 7 of this agreement. Acceptance of this agreement means full and unconditional acceptance of all terms of the offer and is equivalent to an agreement concluded in written form.

1.1 Agency Services

On behalf of the Partner, Caterizi provides a set of marketplace and agency services aimed at facilitating the connection between the Partner and potential buyers (hereinafter referred to as “Clients”).

These services include, but are not limited to:

• publishing Partner offers on the Platform
• promoting Partner services to Clients
• facilitating communication between Clients and Partners
• enabling booking functionality
• processing reservation deposits on behalf of the Partner
• providing technical infrastructure for order management.

Caterizi performs these services as an intermediary platform operator and not as a supplier of the services offered by the Partner.

All contracts for the provision of catering, event, rental, staffing, logistics or other services are concluded directly between the Partner and the Client.

Caterizi is not a party to such contracts.

1.1A Marketplace Status

The Partner acknowledges that Caterizi operates an online marketplace platform that connects Clients with independent service providers.

Caterizi does not sell catering services, food, beverages, rentals, equipment, decoration, staffing services or any other event-related services.

All services listed on the Platform are offered and provided exclusively by independent Partners.

Caterizi acts solely as a technology platform and disclosed intermediary that:

• enables publication of Partner offers
• facilitates communication between Clients and Partners
• processes reservation deposits on behalf of Partners
• provides marketing and technical infrastructure.

Caterizi shall not be considered the supplier, seller, distributor, contractor, employer, or service provider with respect to the services offered by the Partner.

All contractual obligations regarding the performance of the services remain solely between the Partner and the Client.

1.1B Intermediary Status

When processing reservation deposits through the Platform, Caterizi acts in the name and on behalf of the respective Partner as a disclosed intermediary.

The Partner remains the sole supplier and seller of the services provided to the Client.

Caterizi does not purchase, resell, or otherwise supply the services listed on the Platform.

Payments processed through the Platform represent reservation deposits collected on behalf of the Partner and do not change the contractual relationship between the Partner and the Client.

1.2 Legal Capacity of the Partner

The Partner guarantees that it is a duly registered and lawfully operating legal entity or individual entrepreneur authorized to provide the services listed on the Platform.

The Partner confirms that it possesses all necessary:

• licenses
• permits
• sanitary authorizations
• insurance (where applicable)

required by applicable laws to provide such services.

The Partner bears full responsibility for compliance with all legal requirements related to its activities.

1.3 Information Placement on the Platform

Caterizi publishes information about the Partner and the Partner’s services on the Platform, including but not limited to:

• the website caterizi.com
• mobile applications
• marketing channels
• information and contact centers
• other promotional platforms used by Caterizi.

The format, structure, and presentation of Partner information on the Platform are determined by Caterizi.

Caterizi may edit, format, or adapt materials provided by the Partner for the purpose of maintaining a consistent presentation on the Platform.

1.4 Provision of Materials

The Partner undertakes to provide Caterizi with accurate and up-to-date information about its services, including but not limited to:

• menus
• service descriptions
• prices
• photos
• delivery zones
• event requirements
• operational hours.

The Partner guarantees the accuracy and legality of all information provided.

If the Partner fails to update inaccurate information, the Partner bears full responsibility for any resulting Client claims.

1.5 Right to Use Partner Materials

The Partner grants Caterizi a non-exclusive right to use the Partner’s intellectual property, including:

• names
• trademarks
• logos
• photos
• service descriptions
• marketing materials

for the purposes of promoting the Partner’s services on the Platform.

This right is granted for the duration of the agreement within the territory of the European Union.

1.6 Best Price Guarantee

The Partner undertakes not to offer its services on the Platform at prices higher than those offered through other sales channels.

The Partner guarantees that prices and conditions offered on the Platform are no less favorable than those offered elsewhere.

If a lower price is discovered on another channel, Caterizi may:

• request price adjustment
• compensate the Client for the price difference
• claim reimbursement from the Partner for resulting losses.

1.7 Order Fulfillment Obligations

The Partner bears full responsibility for the proper and timely execution of all orders accepted through the Platform.

The Partner must provide services:

• within agreed timelines
• with appropriate quality
• in accordance with legal requirements
• in accordance with standard professional practices.

1.7A Third-Party Services

If the Partner includes services provided by third parties (such as equipment rental, decoration, logistics or entertainment), the Partner remains fully responsible for the performance of such services.

Caterizi is not a party to agreements between the Partner and such third parties.

1.8 Handling Client Claims

The Partner bears full responsibility for handling Client complaints related to:

• service quality
• order fulfillment
• food safety
• delivery issues.

Caterizi may assist in communication but is not responsible for resolving such claims.

1.9 Personal Data of Clients

The Partner may use Client data only for the purpose of fulfilling the specific order.

Use of Client contact details for marketing outside the Platform without explicit consent is prohibited.

1.10 Prohibition of Platform Circumvention

The Partner may not use information obtained through the Platform to divert Clients away from the Platform in order to avoid paying the Commission.

This restriction applies to:

• the initial order
• any future orders with the same Client.

The restriction remains valid for 24 months after the first contact through the Platform.

1.11 Order Payment Structure

Orders placed through the Platform follow the following payment structure:

• 30% reservation deposit paid through the Platform
• 70% remaining balance paid directly to the Partner

The reservation deposit represents a booking deposit for the Partner’s services and confirms the reservation of the Partner for the requested event.

The reservation deposit does not constitute payment for services provided by Caterizi.

1.11.1 Deposit Payment Through the Platform

The reservation deposit is paid through the Platform using available payment methods.

Caterizi collects the reservation deposit on behalf of the Partner and for the benefit of the Partner.

From this deposit Caterizi automatically deducts the Platform Commission and applicable VAT specified in Section 2 of this Agreement.

The remaining part of the deposit (if any) is transferred to the Partner.

1.11.2 Remaining Payment to the Partner

The remaining balance is paid directly by the Client to the Partner using payment methods agreed between the Client and the Partner.

Caterizi does not collect, hold, or control the remaining payment and is not involved in the settlement of such payment.

The remaining payment represents payment directly for the services provided by the Partner to the Client.

1.12 Changes to Payment Methods

Caterizi may introduce additional payment methods available on the Platform.

However, unless explicitly agreed otherwise, the default payment structure remains:

30% deposit via Platform

70% direct payment to Partner.

1.13 Marketplace Payment Processing

The Partner authorizes Caterizi to collect reservation deposits from Clients through the Platform on behalf of the Partner.

Caterizi may use third-party payment processors such as Stripe to process such payments.

Collected funds are considered payments received for the benefit of the Partner.

2.1 Commission Amount

For the services provided under this Agreement, the Partner shall pay Caterizi remuneration in the form of a Platform Commission.

The Platform Commission is 15% of the total value of each order placed through the Platform, calculated based on the full price of the order agreed between the Partner and the Client, including any applicable taxes (such as VAT).

The Platform Commission is exclusive of VAT. Applicable VAT (currently 21% under Spanish law) shall be added to the Commission and shall be payable by the Partner in addition to the Commission amount.

The Commission is calculated from the full order value and is not calculated from the deposit amount and is not limited to the deposit value.

The Commission applies to every order introduced to the Partner through the Platform, regardless of the payment structure between the Client and the Partner.

Caterizi may collect the Commission and applicable VAT automatically through the Platform payment infrastructure, including by deducting such amounts from payments processed via the Platform.

2.2 Commission Deduction from Deposit

When the Client pays the reservation deposit through the Platform, Caterizi collects the deposit on behalf of the Partner.

From this deposit Caterizi automatically deducts the Commission amount due under this Agreement.

The remaining part of the deposit (if any) is transferred to the Partner.

If the Commission amount exceeds the deposit received, the Partner must pay the remaining part of the Commission to Caterizi in accordance with clause 2.6.

2.3 Order Registration

Caterizi maintains records of all orders placed through the Platform.

The Partner has access to order information through the Partner account or reports provided by Caterizi.

Order records maintained by the Platform shall be considered valid evidence of transactions between the parties unless proven otherwise.

2.4 Order Fulfillment Confirmation

After the execution of an order, Caterizi may request confirmation from the Partner that the order has been fulfilled.

The Partner must confirm or report any issues within 24 hours of receiving the request.

If the Partner does not respond within this period, the order shall be considered fulfilled and the Commission shall be deemed fully earned by Caterizi.

2.5 Service Delivery Report

At the end of each reporting period (normally a calendar month), Caterizi may prepare a Service Delivery Report containing:

• the list of orders transferred to the Partner
• the total value of such orders
• the Commission amounts.

The Report is sent electronically to the Partner.

If the Partner does not submit objections within 3 working days, the Report is considered accepted.

2.6 Commission for Orders Paid Directly to the Partner

If the Partner receives payment from a Client directly without the deposit being processed through the Platform, the Partner is still obligated to pay the Commission to Caterizi.

The Commission amount in such cases shall be 15% of the total order value.

The Partner must pay the Commission within 5 working days after receiving the invoice from Caterizi.

Failure to pay the Commission constitutes a material breach of this Agreement.

2.7 Settlement Currency

All financial settlements between the parties are carried out in euros (EUR) unless otherwise agreed in writing.

2.8 Offsetting and Deductions

Caterizi has the right to deduct any amounts owed by the Partner under this Agreement from funds payable to the Partner.

Such deductions may include:

• Commission
• penalties
• compensation for damages
• other amounts due under the Agreement.

2.9 VAT and Tax Responsibilities

The Partner is solely responsible for:

• calculating taxes related to its services
• declaring and paying VAT or other taxes
• issuing invoices to Clients.

The Partner issues invoices to Clients for the full value of the services provided.

Caterizi issues invoices only to the Partner for the Platform Commission.

Caterizi shall not be considered the supplier of the services provided by the Partner.

2.10 Payment Processors

Caterizi may use third-party payment processors (including Stripe or similar providers) to process reservation deposits.

Such payment processors act solely as technical payment service providers.

Payments processed through the Platform are collected by Caterizi on behalf of the Partner.

Payment processors process such payments for the benefit of the Partner, and such payments shall not be considered payments for services provided by Caterizi.

The use of payment processors does not change the contractual relationship between the Client and the Partner.

3.1 General Liability

The parties shall be liable for non-performance or improper performance of their obligations under this Agreement in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and applicable law.

The party responsible for a breach must compensate the other party for documented losses directly caused by such breach.

Payment of penalties or compensation does not release the breaching party from the obligation to fulfill its contractual obligations where performance remains possible.

3.2 Liability of the Partner

The Partner bears full responsibility for:

• the quality and safety of the services provided to Clients
• compliance with applicable laws and regulations
• proper execution of orders
• actions of employees, subcontractors, couriers, drivers, or other representatives.

The Partner shall indemnify and hold Caterizi harmless from any claims, losses, damages, penalties, or legal proceedings brought by Clients or third parties arising from the services provided by the Partner.

3.3 Compensation of Platform Losses

If Caterizi incurs expenses or losses as a result of the Partner’s actions or omissions, the Partner must reimburse Caterizi for such losses.

Such losses may include but are not limited to:

• refunds issued to Clients
• compensation payments
• legal expenses
• penalties imposed by authorities
• payment processing fees
• reputational damage caused by Partner violations.

Upon written request from Caterizi, the Partner must compensate the Platform within 5 working days from receipt of the request unless otherwise specified.

3.4 Suspension of Services

In case of violation of this Agreement by the Partner, Caterizi has the right to temporarily suspend the Partner’s access to the Platform.

Suspension may include:

• blocking the Partner account
• removal of Partner offers from the Platform
• suspension of order processing.

Suspension does not release the Partner from the obligation to fulfill already accepted orders.

3.5 Limitation of Platform Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Caterizi shall not be liable for:

• loss of profit
• loss of business opportunities
• reputational damage
• indirect or consequential damages.

Caterizi shall not be liable for the Partner’s obligations to Clients or third parties.

The maximum liability of Caterizi under this Agreement shall not exceed the total amount of Commission received by Caterizi from the Partner during the three (3) months preceding the claim.

3.6 Right of Set-Off

Caterizi has the right to offset any amounts owed by the Partner under this Agreement against funds payable to the Partner.

Such amounts may include:

• unpaid Commission
• penalties
• damages
• reimbursement of Client refunds.

3.7 Client Refunds

If Caterizi issues a refund or compensation to a Client due to the Partner’s failure to properly fulfill an order, the Partner must reimburse Caterizi for the full amount of such refund.

Caterizi may deduct such amounts from funds payable to the Partner or request payment from the Partner directly.

3.8 Force Majeure

Neither party shall be liable for failure to perform its obligations under this Agreement if such failure results from force majeure circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the parties.

Force majeure events may include:

• natural disasters
• war or armed conflict
• government restrictions
• pandemics or public health emergencies
• large-scale technical failures.

The affected party must notify the other party as soon as reasonably possible.

If force majeure continues for more than 60 days, either party may terminate the Agreement.

4.1 Term of the Agreement

This Agreement enters into force upon acceptance by the Partner and remains valid for a period of one (1) year.

Upon expiration of the initial term, the Agreement shall automatically renew for successive one-year periods unless either party provides written notice of termination at least one (1) month before the end of the current term.

4.2 Termination by Caterizi

Caterizi may terminate this Agreement unilaterally at any time by providing the Partner with 14 days’ written notice.

Such notice shall be sent to the Partner’s registered email address.

Upon termination:

• the Partner’s access to the Platform may be disabled
• new orders will no longer be transmitted to the Partner.

Termination does not affect obligations related to orders already accepted before the termination date.

4.3 Termination by the Partner

The Partner may terminate this Agreement by providing Caterizi with 30 days’ written notice.

During the notice period the Partner must:

• continue fulfilling all accepted orders
• comply with the obligations of this Agreement
• settle all outstanding financial obligations.

4.4 Unjustified Refusal to Perform the Agreement

If the Partner stops performing its obligations under this Agreement without valid legal grounds or without providing the required notice, such conduct shall be considered an Unjustified Refusal.

Unjustified Refusal includes but is not limited to:

• refusing to accept or fulfill orders without legitimate reason
• systematically canceling confirmed orders
• refusing to pay Commission due under this Agreement
• stopping cooperation with Caterizi while continuing to serve Clients introduced through the Platform.

4.5 Compensation for Unjustified Refusal

The Partner acknowledges that Unjustified Refusal may cause significant financial and reputational damage to Caterizi.

Therefore, in case of Unjustified Refusal, the Partner shall pay Caterizi compensation for damages calculated as:

the total value of orders transferred by Caterizi to the Partner during the calendar month preceding the violation.

The parties agree that this amount represents a reasonable and proportionate estimate of the damages that Caterizi may suffer as a result of such conduct.

Payment of this compensation does not release the Partner from fulfilling other obligations under this Agreement.

4.6 Completion of Existing Orders

Termination or expiration of this Agreement does not affect obligations related to orders already accepted by the Partner.

Such orders must be properly fulfilled unless otherwise agreed with the Client.

4.7 Survival of Obligations

The following provisions shall remain in force after termination of this Agreement:

• confidentiality obligations
• payment of outstanding Commission
• liability provisions
• dispute resolution procedures
• prohibition of Platform circumvention.

5.1 Confidential Information

For the purposes of this Agreement, Confidential Information means any non-public information disclosed by one party to the other in connection with the execution of this Agreement.

Confidential Information includes but is not limited to:

• information about Clients and their contact details
• order information and transaction history
• pricing structures and commercial terms
• platform analytics and performance data
• marketing strategies and operational methods
• technical information related to the Platform
• business plans and financial information
• databases and client acquisition methods.

5.2 Obligation of Confidentiality

The parties undertake to keep all Confidential Information strictly confidential.

Neither party may disclose such information to third parties without prior written consent of the other party, except where disclosure is required:

• by applicable law
• by a court or governmental authority
• for the purposes of performing this Agreement.

5.3 Protection of Client Data

The Partner acknowledges that all Client data obtained through the Platform is part of Caterizi’s commercial ecosystem.

The Partner may use Client data exclusively for the purpose of fulfilling the specific order placed through the Platform.

The Partner is strictly prohibited from:

• storing Client data in external databases
• creating independent marketing lists using Client information
• sending promotional offers outside the Platform without Client consent
• transferring Client information to third parties.

5.4 Protection of Platform Data

All information related to:

• orders placed through the Platform
• Client profiles
• transaction data
• communication between Clients and Partners

shall be treated as confidential commercial information of Caterizi.

The Partner may not copy, export, store, or reuse such data outside the Platform without written consent from Caterizi.

5.5 Protection of Platform Business Model

The Partner agrees not to use Confidential Information obtained through the Platform to:

• create competing marketplaces
• replicate Caterizi’s business model
• solicit Clients introduced through the Platform outside the Platform.

This restriction applies during the term of this Agreement and for 24 months after its termination.

5.6 Data Protection Laws

When processing personal data received from the Platform, the Partner must comply with all applicable data protection laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

The Partner shall implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect personal data from unauthorized access or misuse.

5.7 Duration of Confidentiality

The confidentiality obligations set forth in this Section remain in force:

• throughout the entire duration of this Agreement
• for three (3) years after termination of the Agreement, unless a longer period is required by applicable law.

6.1 Negotiations Between the Parties

Any disputes, disagreements, or claims arising in connection with the execution, interpretation, amendment, or termination of this Agreement shall first be resolved through negotiations between the parties.

The parties shall make reasonable efforts to reach a mutually acceptable solution before initiating legal proceedings.

Any agreements reached during negotiations that affect the terms of this Agreement must be documented in writing.

6.2 Pre-Trial Claim Procedure

Before initiating court proceedings, the party whose rights are allegedly violated must send the other party a written claim.

The claim must include:

• a description of the violation
• reference to the relevant clause of the Agreement
• the requested remedy or compensation
• supporting documentation where applicable.

Claims shall be sent by email to the official email address of the receiving party.

The receiving party must provide a written response within 7 calendar days from the date of receipt.

If the dispute is not resolved within this period, either party may refer the dispute to a competent court.

6.3 Disputes Between the Partner and the Client

Any disputes related to the execution of orders placed through the Platform shall be resolved directly between the Partner and the Client.

Such disputes may include but are not limited to:

• service quality
• order fulfillment
• delivery issues
• payment of the remaining balance
• refunds or compensation claims.

Caterizi is not a party to the contract between the Partner and the Client and therefore bears no responsibility for resolving such disputes.

6.4 Optional Mediation by the Platform

If the Partner and the Client are unable to resolve a dispute independently, either party may request assistance from Caterizi.

Such requests may be submitted to:

resolution@caterizi.com

Caterizi may, at its sole discretion, provide mediation assistance by facilitating communication between the parties.

However:

• Caterizi is not obligated to intervene
• Caterizi does not act as an arbitrator or judge
• Caterizi does not guarantee resolution of the dispute.

Any recommendations provided by Caterizi are non-binding for the parties.

6.5 Right to Legal Remedies

Nothing in this Agreement prevents the Partner or the Client from exercising their legal rights through courts or other competent authorities.

The use of mediation through the Platform does not limit the parties’ right to pursue legal remedies available under applicable law.

6.6 Jurisdiction

All disputes arising between Caterizi and the Partner that cannot be resolved through negotiations shall be submitted to the competent courts of the Kingdom of Spain.

The Agreement shall be governed and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Spain.

7.1 Acceptance of the Offer

This Agreement is concluded by the Partner through acceptance of the public offer.

Acceptance occurs when the Partner signs and submits the Application-Questionnaire provided by Caterizi.

By signing the Application-Questionnaire, the Partner confirms that:

• it has fully reviewed the terms of this Agreement
• it understands all provisions of the Agreement
• it accepts the Agreement without reservations.

Upon receipt of the signed Application-Questionnaire, the Agreement shall be considered concluded and legally binding between the parties.

7.2 Amendment of the Agreement by Caterizi

Caterizi reserves the right to amend or supplement this Agreement unilaterally.

Amendments may include, but are not limited to:

• changes to Platform functionality
• changes to Commission structure
• changes to payment methods
• regulatory or legal compliance updates.

The updated version of the Agreement shall be published on the Caterizi website.

7.3 Effective Date of Amendments

Amendments to the Agreement shall become effective 7 calendar days after publication on the Website unless a different effective date is specified.

Caterizi may also notify the Partner about such changes via email.

7.4 Acceptance of Amendments

If the Partner continues to use the Platform after the updated version of the Agreement becomes effective, such use shall constitute acceptance of the amended terms.

Continued use includes:

• accepting new orders through the Platform
• maintaining active listings
• receiving payments through the Platform
• communicating with Clients through the Platform.

7.5 Monitoring of Updates

The Partner undertakes to regularly review updates to the Agreement.

The Partner must periodically check:

• the partner section of the Website
• the email address used for official communication with Caterizi.

Failure to monitor updates does not release the Partner from compliance with the amended terms.

7.6 Intellectual Property of Caterizi

All intellectual property related to the Caterizi Platform belongs exclusively to Caterizi.

This includes but is not limited to:

• platform software
• databases
• algorithms
• platform design and interface
• trademarks and logos
• marketing materials
• catalog structures.

The Partner may not copy, reproduce, distribute, or otherwise use Caterizi intellectual property outside the scope of this Agreement.

7.7 Protection of Caterizi Intellectual Property

Unauthorized use of Caterizi intellectual property may result in contractual penalties.

In case of unauthorized use of Caterizi trademarks, databases, or other protected materials, the Partner must pay Caterizi a contractual penalty.

The penalty amount shall be determined depending on the severity of the violation and may include:

• compensation for damages
• additional contractual penalties.

Payment of the penalty does not release the Partner from the obligation to cease the violation.

7.8 Contact for Communication

For any questions related to this Agreement or cooperation with Caterizi, the Partner may contact:

partners@caterizi.com

The Partner must include identifying information and relevant documentation when submitting claims or requests.

7.9 Assignment of Rights

The Partner may not assign its rights and obligations under this Agreement to third parties without prior written consent from Caterizi.

Caterizi may assign its rights and obligations to another legal entity operating the Platform by notifying the Partner.

7.10 Electronic Document Exchange

The parties agree that documents exchanged electronically have full legal force.

Documents transmitted via email or through the Platform, including scanned copies or electronically signed documents, shall be considered legally valid.

Neither party may challenge the legal validity of a document solely because it was transmitted electronically.

8.1 Entry into Force of the Current Version

This version of the Agreement enters into force:

(i) for Partners who accepted the Agreement before the publication date of this version — from the date specified in the preamble of this Agreement;

(ii) for Partners accepting the Agreement after the publication of this version — from the moment of acceptance as described in Section 7.

This version replaces all previous versions of the Caterizi partnership offer agreement.

8.2 Official Communication Between the Parties

All official communications between the parties shall be conducted electronically.

The parties shall use the following official email addresses:

For Caterizi:

press@caterizi.com

or any other official email address ending in @caterizi.com

For the Partner:

the email address specified in the Application-Questionnaire or the Partner’s registration profile.

Messages sent to these addresses are considered delivered on the day of sending unless a delivery failure notice is received.

8.3 Electronic Documents and Signatures

The parties agree that documents exchanged electronically have full legal force.

Documents sent in scanned form (PDF or similar format) via official email addresses are considered equivalent to original signed documents.

The parties may also use electronic signature systems or digital document exchange platforms where applicable.

Neither party may challenge the legal validity of a document solely because it was transmitted electronically.

8.4 Governing Law

This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Kingdom of Spain.

All matters not regulated by this Agreement shall be governed by the applicable legislation of Spain and, where relevant, by the applicable legislation of the European Union.

8.5 Severability of Provisions

If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable, such invalidity shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.

The parties shall replace the invalid provision with a new provision that most closely reflects the economic and legal intent of the original clause.

8.6 Interpretation of the Agreement

Headings of sections and clauses are included for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation of the Agreement.

The Agreement shall be interpreted in good faith in accordance with its purpose and the nature of the cooperation between Caterizi and the Partner.

8.7 Platform Operator Status

The parties acknowledge that Caterizi operates a digital marketplace platform that connects Clients with independent service providers.

Caterizi acts solely as an intermediary platform operator and does not provide the services listed by Partners.

Partners remain fully responsible for the provision of services to Clients.

8.8 DAC7 Tax Reporting

The Partner acknowledges that Caterizi operates a digital platform within the meaning of EU Directive 2021/514 (DAC7).

Under applicable legislation, Caterizi may be required to:

• collect information about Partners
• verify Partner identity and tax status
• report certain transaction data to tax authorities within the European Union.

The Partner agrees to provide accurate and complete information requested by Caterizi for these purposes.

Failure to provide the required information may result in:

• temporary suspension of the Partner account
• restriction of access to Platform services
• termination of the Agreement.

8.9 Platform Operator Information

Platform operator:

Natalia Babkina

Individual entrepreneur (autónomo)

NIE Y5479825C

Spain

Operating under the brand Caterizi