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Ticket Cove Organiser Platform Agreement

These terms govern the creation, operation and continued use of an Organiser Account on Ticket Cove.

Last updated: 6 August 2026

1. Introduction

1.1 These Organiser Platform Terms and Conditions (“Agreement”) govern the creation, operation and continued use of an Organiser Account on Ticket Cove and apply to every Event, listing, ticket sale and related service made available through the Ticket Cove Platform.

1.2 By creating an Organiser Account, accessing the Organiser Dashboard or publishing an Event through Ticket Cove, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to be legally bound by this Agreement.

1.3 If you do not agree to this Agreement, you must not create an Organiser Account or use any Organiser Services provided by Ticket Cove.

1.4 This Agreement is legally binding between:

Gelos Network Limited, trading as Ticket Cove (“Ticket Cove”, “we”, “our” or “us”)

and

the individual, company, charity, organisation, partnership or other legal entity creating or operating an Organiser Account (“Organiser”, “you” or “your”).

2. Definitions

For the purposes of this Agreement:

Account means an Organiser Account created on the Ticket Cove Platform.

Attendee means any person purchasing, receiving or using a ticket for an Event.

Booking Fee means the booking or service fee charged by Ticket Cove.

Chargeback includes any payment reversal, card dispute, payment dispute, retrieval request, chargeback fee or similar action initiated through any payment processor or card scheme.

Customer means any individual purchasing or attempting to purchase tickets.

Event means any performance, activity, experience, show, festival, exhibition, attraction or admission opportunity published through Ticket Cove.

Event Content includes event descriptions, artwork, photographs, logos, seating plans, pricing, videos, promotional material and all other information uploaded by an Organiser.

Organiser means the person or entity responsible for organising, promoting, operating or delivering an Event.

Platform means the Ticket Cove website, organiser dashboard, APIs, software, ticketing systems, scanning systems, mobile applications, integrations and associated services.

Settlement means payment made by Ticket Cove to an Organiser following ticket sales after applicable deductions.

3. Platform Status

3.1 Ticket Cove provides an online ticketing platform and associated technology services.

3.2 Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, Ticket Cove does not organise, promote, manage, produce or operate Events listed by third-party Organisers.

3.3 The Organiser remains solely responsible for every aspect of each Event.

3.4 Nothing within this Agreement creates:

  • a partnership;
  • a joint venture;
  • an employment relationship;
  • a franchise;
  • a fiduciary relationship;
  • or any agency relationship except to the limited extent expressly required to process ticket transactions.

3.5 The Organiser acknowledges that Ticket Cove is primarily a technology platform facilitating ticket sales and associated services.

4. Eligibility

You warrant and represent that:

  • you are at least 18 years old;
  • you possess full legal capacity to enter into contracts;
  • you possess authority to bind the business or organisation you represent;
  • all information supplied is accurate;
  • you are not prohibited by law from operating Events;
  • your use of Ticket Cove complies with all applicable laws.

5. Organiser Warranties

The Organiser warrants continuously throughout the duration of this Agreement that:

  • they legally own or control every Event listed;
  • they possess all permissions necessary to advertise and sell tickets;
  • all Event information is truthful;
  • they possess all necessary licences;
  • all performers have been properly engaged;
  • venue permission has been obtained;
  • appropriate insurance is maintained;
  • all taxes will be accounted for;
  • all intellectual property rights have been obtained;
  • no Event infringes another person’s rights;
  • no Event breaches any criminal or civil law.

These warranties are ongoing and survive publication of an Event.

6. Account Registration

The Organiser agrees to provide:

  • legal name;
  • trading name;
  • registered business address where applicable;
  • contact details;
  • payment details;
  • tax information where requested;
  • identification documents where requested;
  • any other information reasonably required by Ticket Cove.

The Organiser must keep all information current.

Failure to maintain accurate information constitutes a material breach.

7. Verification

Ticket Cove may require verification at any time.

Verification may include:

  • passport;
  • driving licence;
  • Companies House information;
  • charity registration;
  • proof of address;
  • VAT registration;
  • insurance certificates;
  • venue agreements;
  • licences;
  • bank verification;
  • identity checks;
  • sanctions screening;
  • fraud screening.

Ticket Cove may suspend any account pending satisfactory verification.

8. Continuous Compliance

Verification is not a one-off process.

Ticket Cove may request updated documentation whenever reasonably necessary.

Failure to provide requested documentation may result in:

  • suspension;
  • delayed settlements;
  • event removal;
  • termination.

9. Event Listing Requirements

Every Event listing must:

  • be accurate;
  • be complete;
  • not be misleading;
  • not omit material information;
  • comply with consumer legislation;
  • comply with advertising legislation;
  • comply with equality legislation;
  • comply with all applicable laws.

The Organiser remains solely responsible for Event Content.

10. Event Operation

The Organiser accepts sole responsibility for:

  • planning;
  • delivery;
  • staffing;
  • artists;
  • contractors;
  • venue management;
  • security;
  • safeguarding;
  • accessibility;
  • licensing;
  • crowd management;
  • health and safety;
  • emergency procedures;
  • alcohol licensing;
  • food safety;
  • environmental compliance;
  • local authority permissions;
  • noise management;
  • admission;
  • customer complaints;
  • event cancellations;
  • postponements;
  • refunds;
  • legal compliance.

Ticket Cove assumes none of these responsibilities unless expressly agreed in writing.

11. Ticket Cove Discretion

Ticket Cove may refuse any:

  • Organiser;
  • Event;
  • venue;
  • listing;
  • amendment;
  • promotional material;
  • seating plan;
  • ticket type;
  • pricing structure;
  • or other Platform activity where reasonably necessary.

No reason need be provided where disclosure could prejudice fraud prevention, legal compliance or Platform security.

12. Reputation Protection

The Organiser acknowledges that Ticket Cove's goodwill, reputation and relationships with customers, payment providers, venues, regulators and commercial partners are valuable business assets.

Ticket Cove may suspend, remove or refuse any Organiser or Event where, in its reasonable opinion, continued publication could adversely affect:

  • Ticket Cove’s reputation;
  • customer confidence;
  • commercial relationships;
  • payment provider relationships;
  • regulatory standing;
  • Platform integrity;
  • public confidence;
  • business continuity.

13. Platform Integrity

The Organiser must not:

  • manipulate ticket availability;
  • create false demand;
  • artificially inflate sales;
  • advertise unavailable performers;
  • publish misleading capacity figures;
  • publish misleading pricing;
  • manipulate reviews;
  • create duplicate Events to mislead customers;
  • interfere with other Organisers;
  • damage Ticket Cove’s reputation.

14. Prohibited Events

Ticket Cove may refuse or remove Events including but not limited to:

  • illegal activities;
  • counterfeit products;
  • unlawful gambling;
  • illegal lotteries;
  • fraudulent investment schemes;
  • hate speech;
  • terrorist promotion;
  • unlawful discrimination;
  • child exploitation;
  • prohibited weapons;
  • unlawful substances;
  • pyramid schemes;
  • scams;
  • events promoting criminal activity;
  • or any Event considered by Ticket Cove to create unacceptable legal, financial or reputational risk.

15. Insurance

The Organiser warrants appropriate insurance is maintained throughout the duration of every Event.

Where applicable this includes:

  • Public Liability Insurance;
  • Employer’s Liability Insurance;
  • Professional Indemnity Insurance;
  • Event Cancellation Insurance where appropriate;
  • any legally required insurance.

Evidence must be provided upon request.

Failure to maintain insurance constitutes a material breach.

16. Licences

The Organiser warrants all required licences have been obtained including where applicable:

  • premises licences;
  • TENs;
  • music licences;
  • alcohol licences;
  • local authority permissions;
  • road closures;
  • fire approvals;
  • safeguarding approvals;
  • environmental permits.

Ticket Cove has no responsibility for obtaining licences.

17. Compliance With Law

The Organiser warrants ongoing compliance with:

  • consumer law;
  • equality legislation;
  • data protection legislation;
  • health and safety legislation;
  • licensing legislation;
  • employment legislation;
  • tax legislation;
  • advertising legislation;
  • intellectual property law;
  • all applicable UK legislation relevant to the Event.

18. Intellectual Property

The Organiser warrants they own or possess all rights necessary to upload:

  • artwork;
  • photographs;
  • logos;
  • trademarks;
  • promotional videos;
  • performer images;
  • event branding;
  • descriptions;
  • marketing material.

The Organiser grants Ticket Cove a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to reproduce, adapt, display, distribute and use such content solely for the purpose of operating, promoting and administering the Platform and the Organiser's Events.

19. Fraud Prevention

Ticket Cove operates active fraud prevention systems.

Ticket Cove may investigate:

  • suspicious transactions;
  • unusual ticket purchasing;
  • multiple accounts;
  • payment anomalies;
  • unusual settlement requests;
  • identity inconsistencies;
  • suspicious Event activity.

Ticket Cove may suspend activity immediately pending investigation.

20. Anti Money Laundering and Financial Crime

The Organiser warrants that neither the Organiser nor any person acting on its behalf will knowingly use Ticket Cove for:

  • money laundering;
  • terrorist financing;
  • sanctions evasion;
  • tax fraud;
  • identity fraud;
  • proceeds of crime;
  • fraudulent financial activity;
  • or any unlawful financial purpose.

The Organiser agrees to cooperate fully with lawful requests made by Ticket Cove, payment processors, financial institutions or competent authorities relating to financial crime investigations.

21. Payment Processing

21.1 Ticket Cove may use one or more independent third party payment service providers to facilitate the collection, processing, settlement and refund of payments.

21.2 The Organiser acknowledges that payment processing services are provided subject to the terms and conditions of the relevant payment processor.

21.3 Ticket Cove may change payment providers at any time without prior notice where reasonably necessary.

21.4 The Organiser authorises Ticket Cove to provide relevant information concerning the Organiser, Events and transactions to payment providers where reasonably necessary to provide the Platform or comply with legal or regulatory obligations.

21.5 Ticket Cove does not guarantee uninterrupted payment processing.

21.6 The Organiser accepts that payment processors may independently:

  • delay payments;
  • reject transactions;
  • impose reserves;
  • suspend processing;
  • undertake identity verification;
  • request additional documentation;
  • terminate payment services.

Ticket Cove shall not be liable for decisions made independently by a payment processor.

22. Settlement of Ticket Revenue

22.1 Ticket Cove will use reasonable endeavours to settle ticket revenue to the Organiser in accordance with the applicable settlement schedule published by Ticket Cove or otherwise agreed in writing.

22.2 Settlement dates are estimates only and are not guaranteed.

22.3 Ticket Cove may delay any Settlement where reasonably necessary to:

  • investigate fraud;
  • investigate customer complaints;
  • investigate payment disputes;
  • investigate legal compliance;
  • investigate regulatory concerns;
  • comply with payment processor requirements;
  • comply with court orders;
  • comply with legal obligations;
  • protect customers;
  • protect Ticket Cove.

22.4 Interest shall not accrue on delayed Settlement amounts unless required by law.

23. Reserve Funds

23.1 Ticket Cove may establish and retain a financial reserve against future liabilities.

23.2 Reserve funds may be retained where Ticket Cove reasonably considers there is an increased financial, legal or commercial risk.

23.3 Circumstances may include:

  • unusually high ticket sales;
  • first time organisers;
  • high value Events;
  • multiple customer complaints;
  • elevated refund risk;
  • increased Chargeback risk;
  • cancellation concerns;
  • financial instability;
  • insolvency concerns;
  • regulatory investigations;
  • payment processor requirements.

23.4 Reserve amounts may be increased, reduced or released at Ticket Cove's reasonable discretion.

24. Right of Set Off

24.1 Ticket Cove may deduct from any Settlement any amount reasonably owed by the Organiser to Ticket Cove.

24.2 This includes but is not limited to:

  • refunds;
  • Chargebacks;
  • Chargeback fees;
  • payment processor penalties;
  • Platform fees;
  • unpaid invoices;
  • investigation costs where recoverable;
  • contractual damages;
  • legal costs awarded against the Organiser;
  • negative balances.

24.3 The Organiser expressly authorises such deductions.

25. Negative Balances

25.1 Where deductions exceed available Settlement funds, a negative balance shall arise.

25.2 The Organiser agrees to repay any negative balance immediately upon demand.

25.3 Ticket Cove may recover outstanding balances by:

  • future Settlement deductions;
  • invoice;
  • debt recovery;
  • legal proceedings;
  • any other lawful means.

25.4 Interest may accrue on overdue amounts at the rate of 4% above the Bank of England Base Rate, or such other lawful rate as Ticket Cove may notify from time to time.

26. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes

26.1 The Organiser accepts sole financial responsibility for all Chargebacks arising from the Organiser's Events unless directly caused by Ticket Cove's negligence or breach of this Agreement.

26.2 This includes:

  • disputed transactions;
  • cardholder disputes;
  • payment reversals;
  • retrieval requests;
  • card scheme penalties;
  • processor administration fees;
  • fraud losses;
  • associated taxes;
  • reasonable administrative costs incurred by Ticket Cove.

26.3 The Organiser shall cooperate fully in responding to Chargebacks.

26.4 Failure to provide requested evidence within the requested timescale may result in Ticket Cove accepting the Chargeback without further consultation.

26.5 Ticket Cove may determine, acting reasonably, whether defending a Chargeback is commercially appropriate.

26.6 Ticket Cove is under no obligation to contest every Chargeback.

27. Refunds

27.1 Unless Ticket Cove is expressly identified as the Organiser, responsibility for customer refunds rests solely with the Organiser.

27.2 Ticket Cove may process refunds on behalf of an Organiser where appropriate.

27.3 Where Ticket Cove issues refunds on behalf of an Organiser, the Organiser authorises Ticket Cove to deduct all refunded amounts from current or future Settlement payments.

27.4 Where insufficient Settlement funds exist, the Organiser agrees to reimburse Ticket Cove immediately.

28. Event Changes

The Organiser accepts sole responsibility for decisions relating to:

  • cancellation;
  • postponement;
  • rescheduling;
  • venue changes;
  • line up changes;
  • pricing changes;
  • admission policies.

Ticket Cove shall not be liable for losses arising from such decisions unless Ticket Cove is the Event Organiser.

29. Customer Complaints

29.1 The Organiser shall respond promptly and professionally to customer complaints.

29.2 Ticket Cove may forward complaints to the Organiser.

29.3 Where an Organiser fails to deal appropriately with complaints, Ticket Cove may intervene to protect customers or the Platform.

29.4 Such intervention shall not transfer legal responsibility for the Event to Ticket Cove.

30. Taxes

The Organiser remains solely responsible for:

  • VAT;
  • Corporation Tax;
  • Income Tax;
  • National Insurance;
  • overseas taxes;
  • withholding taxes;
  • any other taxes arising from the Organiser’s business.

Ticket Cove accepts no responsibility for calculating or paying taxes on behalf of the Organiser unless expressly required by law.

31. Marketing

The Organiser grants Ticket Cove permission to use Event information for:

  • website listings;
  • search results;
  • newsletters;
  • social media;
  • advertising;
  • promotional campaigns;
  • press releases;
  • search engine marketing;
  • recommendation systems.

The Organiser confirms all necessary rights have been obtained.

32. Accuracy of Marketing Material

The Organiser warrants all promotional material supplied is:

  • accurate;
  • lawful;
  • truthful;
  • not misleading;
  • compliant with advertising legislation.

The Organiser shall indemnify Ticket Cove against claims arising from inaccurate promotional material supplied by the Organiser.

33. Data Protection

Each party shall comply with applicable UK data protection legislation.

Where Ticket Cove shares customer information necessary for Event administration, the Organiser shall:

  • process information lawfully;
  • maintain appropriate security;
  • not retain information longer than necessary;
  • not use customer information for unlawful marketing;
  • not sell customer information;
  • comply with applicable privacy legislation.

34. Confidentiality

The Organiser shall keep confidential all non-public information concerning:

  • Ticket Cove;
  • software;
  • commercial arrangements;
  • financial information;
  • pricing structures;
  • technical systems;
  • fraud detection;
  • security procedures;
  • business strategies.

This obligation survives termination of this Agreement.

35. Audit Rights

Ticket Cove may require reasonable evidence demonstrating compliance with this Agreement.

This may include:

  • insurance certificates;
  • licences;
  • accounting records relevant to ticket sales;
  • refund records;
  • compliance documentation.

The Organiser shall cooperate fully with reasonable audit requests.

36. Suspension of Organiser Accounts

36.1 Ticket Cove may suspend an Organiser Account immediately where it reasonably believes that suspension is necessary to:

  • protect customers;
  • protect Ticket Cove;
  • protect payment providers;
  • prevent fraud;
  • comply with legal or regulatory obligations;
  • investigate suspected breaches of this Agreement;
  • investigate complaints;
  • preserve evidence;
  • prevent financial loss; or
  • maintain the security, integrity or reputation of the Platform.

36.2 During suspension, Ticket Cove may:

  • remove or hide Event listings;
  • pause ticket sales;
  • suspend payouts;
  • prevent access to the Organiser Dashboard;
  • require additional verification;
  • temporarily disable integrations;
  • restrict editing of Events;
  • retain funds in accordance with this Agreement where reasonably necessary.

36.3 Where reasonably practicable, Ticket Cove will notify the Organiser of the suspension and the general reason for it, unless doing so would:

  • prejudice an investigation;
  • facilitate fraud;
  • compromise security;
  • breach a legal obligation; or
  • place another person at risk.

37. Termination

37.1 Ticket Cove may terminate this Agreement immediately by written notice where the Organiser:

  • commits a material breach of this Agreement;
  • repeatedly breaches this Agreement;
  • provides false or misleading information;
  • engages in fraud or suspected fraud;
  • becomes insolvent or enters any formal insolvency process;
  • materially damages Ticket Cove’s reputation;
  • repeatedly generates excessive complaints or Chargebacks;
  • fails to repay sums due to Ticket Cove;
  • uses the Platform for unlawful purposes; or
  • fails to remedy a remediable breach within a reasonable period after receiving notice.

37.2 Termination does not affect:

  • accrued rights;
  • outstanding payment obligations;
  • indemnities;
  • confidentiality obligations;
  • intellectual property licences granted before termination where required to administer previous Events;
  • ongoing investigations.

38. Organiser Termination

38.1 The Organiser may request closure of its Organiser Account by written notice.

38.2 Ticket Cove may delay closure where reasonably necessary to:

  • complete outstanding Settlements;
  • administer refunds;
  • resolve Chargebacks;
  • investigate complaints;
  • comply with legal obligations;
  • retain records required by law.

38.3 Closure of an Organiser Account does not extinguish any liability arising before the effective date of closure.

39. Organiser Indemnity

39.1 Subject to applicable law, the Organiser shall indemnify Ticket Cove against losses, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses reasonably incurred by Ticket Cove arising out of or in connection with:

  • the Organiser’s breach of this Agreement;
  • the organisation, promotion or delivery of an Event;
  • inaccurate or misleading Event Content supplied by the Organiser;
  • infringement of intellectual property rights by the Organiser;
  • breaches of applicable law by the Organiser;
  • claims brought by attendees, venues, performers, contractors or regulators resulting from the Organiser’s acts or omissions;
  • refunds, Chargebacks and payment disputes for which the Organiser is responsible under this Agreement.

39.2 The indemnity does not extend to losses to the extent they were caused by Ticket Cove's own negligence, fraud, wilful misconduct or breach of this Agreement.

40. Limitation of Ticket Cove's Liability

40.1 Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability where such exclusion or limitation would be unlawful.

40.2 Subject to clause 40.1, Ticket Cove shall not be liable for:

  • loss of profits;
  • loss of business opportunity;
  • loss of anticipated revenue;
  • loss of goodwill;
  • indirect loss;
  • consequential loss;
  • special damages,

to the extent permitted by applicable law.

40.3 Ticket Cove shall not be responsible for:

  • cancellation or postponement of an Event by an Organiser;
  • venue failures;
  • performer non-attendance;
  • acts or omissions of third parties;
  • failures of telecommunications providers;
  • failures of payment processors;
  • internet outages;
  • cyber attacks not caused by Ticket Cove’s failure to take reasonable security measures;
  • circumstances outside Ticket Cove’s reasonable control.

40.4 Nothing in this Agreement makes Ticket Cove responsible for the legal obligations of an Organiser solely because the Organiser uses the Platform.

41. Force Majeure

41.1 Neither party shall be liable for delay or failure to perform obligations under this Agreement to the extent caused by events beyond that party's reasonable control.

41.2 Such events may include:

  • natural disasters;
  • severe weather;
  • epidemic or pandemic;
  • war;
  • terrorism;
  • civil unrest;
  • industrial action;
  • utility failure;
  • internet disruption;
  • governmental action;
  • failure of critical infrastructure.

41.3 The affected party shall use reasonable endeavours to minimise the impact of the event and resume performance as soon as reasonably practicable.

42. Record Keeping

42.1 The Organiser shall maintain accurate records reasonably necessary to demonstrate compliance with this Agreement.

42.2 Records shall be retained for the period required by applicable law or for such longer period as is reasonably necessary in relation to unresolved disputes, Chargebacks or legal proceedings.

43. Notices

43.1 Formal notices under this Agreement may be served by:

  • email to the registered account email address;
  • recorded postal delivery;
  • another written method agreed between the parties.

43.2 The Organiser is responsible for ensuring that its contact details remain accurate and up to date.

44. Assignment

44.1 The Organiser may not assign, transfer or otherwise dispose of its rights or obligations under this Agreement without Ticket Cove's prior written consent.

44.2 Ticket Cove may assign or transfer this Agreement as part of:

  • a business sale;
  • corporate restructuring;
  • merger;
  • acquisition; or
  • transfer of the Platform,

provided that such transfer does not remove rights that the Organiser has under applicable law.

45. Survival

The following provisions shall survive termination or expiry of this Agreement where applicable:

  • payment obligations;
  • indemnities;
  • confidentiality;
  • intellectual property provisions;
  • audit rights;
  • record retention;
  • dispute resolution;
  • governing law;
  • limitation of liability;
  • any other provision intended by its nature to survive termination.

46. Cooperation During Investigations

46.1 The Organiser shall cooperate fully and promptly with any reasonable investigation undertaken by Ticket Cove relating to:

  • customer complaints;
  • suspected fraud;
  • payment disputes;
  • Chargebacks;
  • regulatory enquiries;
  • law enforcement requests;
  • intellectual property complaints;
  • safeguarding concerns;
  • health and safety incidents;
  • data protection matters;
  • breaches of this Agreement.

46.2 The Organiser shall provide all information, records and documentation reasonably requested by Ticket Cove within the timescale specified.

46.3 Failure to cooperate may constitute a material breach of this Agreement.

47. Customer Communications

47.1 The Organiser shall ensure that all communications with customers are:

  • accurate;
  • professional;
  • lawful;
  • timely;
  • not misleading.

47.2 The Organiser shall not falsely state or imply that Ticket Cove is responsible for decisions made solely by the Organiser.

47.3 Where Ticket Cove communicates directly with customers regarding an Event, the Organiser authorises Ticket Cove to provide factual information concerning bookings, Event changes, refunds, cancellations, postponements, venue changes, accessibility information or other operational matters where reasonably necessary to protect customers or the Platform.

48. Customer Service Standards

The Organiser shall use reasonable endeavours to:

  • respond promptly to customer enquiries;
  • honour valid bookings;
  • resolve complaints fairly;
  • provide accurate Event information;
  • minimise customer disruption;
  • notify Ticket Cove promptly of issues likely to affect attendees.

Repeated failure to maintain acceptable customer service standards may result in suspension or termination.

49. Platform Security

The Organiser shall not:

  • attempt to gain unauthorised access to any Ticket Cove system;
  • test or probe Platform security without written authority;
  • interfere with Platform operation;
  • introduce malicious software;
  • circumvent technical controls;
  • use automated software except where expressly authorised;
  • interfere with another Organiser’s Account.

The Organiser shall immediately notify Ticket Cove of any suspected security vulnerability affecting the Platform.

50. API and Integration Use

Where Ticket Cove provides APIs or software integrations:

50.1 The Organiser shall use them only in accordance with documentation supplied by Ticket Cove.

50.2 Ticket Cove may suspend, modify or withdraw APIs at any time where reasonably necessary.

50.3 The Organiser shall not:

  • reverse engineer APIs;
  • exceed published rate limits;
  • attempt unauthorised access;
  • share API credentials.

51. Intellectual Property Infringement Claims

Where Ticket Cove receives an allegation that Event Content infringes intellectual property rights:

  • Ticket Cove may immediately remove the content;
  • suspend ticket sales;
  • request supporting documentation;
  • require amendments;
  • suspend the Organiser Account where appropriate.

The Organiser shall cooperate fully and indemnify Ticket Cove in accordance with Clause 39 where the allegation arises from material supplied by the Organiser.

52. Insolvency

The Organiser shall notify Ticket Cove immediately if it:

  • enters administration;
  • enters liquidation;
  • proposes a voluntary arrangement;
  • has a receiver appointed;
  • becomes unable to pay its debts;
  • ceases trading;
  • is subject to bankruptcy proceedings.

Ticket Cove may immediately suspend settlements, remove Events or terminate this Agreement where reasonably necessary to protect customers or minimise financial exposure.

53. Payment Provider Protection

53.1 Where the acts or omissions of an Organiser cause a payment processor or financial institution to:

  • impose additional reserve requirements;
  • increase processing fees;
  • levy financial penalties;
  • withhold funds;
  • suspend Ticket Cove’s payment facilities;
  • terminate Ticket Cove’s merchant facilities; or
  • otherwise increase Ticket Cove’s financial exposure,

the Organiser shall be responsible for losses, costs and liabilities reasonably incurred by Ticket Cove to the extent those losses result from the Organiser's breach of this Agreement or unlawful conduct.

53.2 Ticket Cove may recover such amounts through Settlement deductions, invoice or any other lawful recovery method.

54. Recovery Costs

Where the Organiser fails to pay monies properly due under this Agreement, Ticket Cove may recover, where legally recoverable:

  • reasonable debt recovery costs;
  • court fees;
  • legal costs awarded by a court;
  • enforcement costs;
  • reasonable tracing costs;
  • interest payable under this Agreement or applicable law.

55. Compliance Monitoring

Ticket Cove may use manual or automated systems to monitor:

  • ticket sales;
  • pricing;
  • customer complaints;
  • fraud indicators;
  • refund patterns;
  • Chargeback rates;
  • unusual transaction activity;
  • Platform misuse.

Such monitoring may be undertaken for fraud prevention, legal compliance, customer protection and Platform security.

56. Changes to the Platform

Ticket Cove may:

  • introduce new services;
  • withdraw services;
  • modify Platform functionality;
  • alter technical requirements;
  • improve security measures;
  • change supported integrations;
  • introduce new verification processes.

Where changes materially affect Organiser use of the Platform, Ticket Cove will use reasonable endeavours to provide advance notice unless immediate implementation is required for legal, security or operational reasons.

57. Changes to this Agreement

57.1 Ticket Cove may amend this Agreement where reasonably necessary to:

  • comply with changes in law;
  • comply with regulatory requirements;
  • address fraud or security risks;
  • introduce new Platform services;
  • improve operational efficiency;
  • clarify existing provisions.

57.2 Material amendments will normally be notified before taking effect.

57.3 Continued use of the Platform following the effective date of an updated Agreement constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.

57.4 If the Organiser does not accept a material amendment, the Organiser may cease using the Platform and request closure of the Organiser Account, subject to completion of all outstanding obligations under this Agreement.

58. Entire Agreement

This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between Ticket Cove and the Organiser regarding use of the Organiser Platform and supersedes all previous discussions, understandings and agreements relating to its subject matter.

Nothing in this clause excludes liability for fraudulent misrepresentation.

59. No Waiver

Failure by Ticket Cove to exercise or enforce any right under this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver of that right or any other right.

A waiver shall be effective only if given expressly in writing.

60. Severability

If any provision of this Agreement is held by a court or competent authority to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

Where possible, the affected provision shall be interpreted or modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it lawful while preserving its commercial intent.

61. Third Party Rights

Except where expressly stated, no person other than the parties to this Agreement shall have any right to enforce any provision under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.

62. Governing Law

This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales.

63. Jurisdiction

Subject to any mandatory rights that cannot legally be excluded, the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales in respect of disputes arising under or in connection with this Agreement.

64. Company Information

Ticket Cove is a trading name of Gelos Network Limited.

Registered Company Number: 15714647

Registered Office: 30 Fore Street, Totnes, Devon, United Kingdom, TQ9 5RP

Support Email: info@ticketcove.co.uk

65. Acceptance

By creating an Organiser Account, accessing the Organiser Dashboard, publishing an Event or continuing to use Ticket Cove following acceptance of this Agreement, the Organiser confirms that they:

  • have read this Agreement in full;
  • understand its contents;
  • have authority to bind the Organiser;
  • agree to be legally bound by it; and
  • acknowledge that continued use of the Platform is conditional upon ongoing compliance with its terms.