Version 2026-07-27
1.1 Parties
This Agreement is between Corda Yoga LLC ("Corda", "we", "us") and the individual who accepts it ("Creator", "you").
1.2 How you accept
You accept by checking the acceptance box on corda.yoga/creators, by clicking accept on an invitation link we send you, or by accepting a Campaign Order that incorporates this Agreement by reference. Each acceptance is recorded with a timestamp, a version label, and a cryptographic hash of the clause text presented at that moment. That record is conclusive evidence, absent manifest error, of the version in force between us as of that date.
1.3 Eligibility
You must be at least 18 and able to contract where you live. We do not enroll minors. If any account you use is operated for or by a minor, tell us before you accept.
1.4 Acceptance creates candidacy only
Acceptance makes you eligible to be considered. It does not entitle you to Gifted Product, a code, a Tier placement, a campaign, a fee, or any other benefit. Every benefit described anywhere in this Agreement, in Exhibit A, or on any Corda page arises only when we confirm it to you in writing, once, for the instance we name.
1.5 Where the program is offered
We offer the program to Creators resident in the United States and in any other country we name on corda.yoga or confirm to you in writing. We may add or remove a country at any time. You confirm on acceptance that you are resident in a country where we then offer the program, and we may end your participation if you are not.
2. Definitions
Content means any photograph, video, audio, caption, story, live stream, review, or other material you create that features, tags, mentions, or depicts Corda or a Corda product. Campaign Order means a written offer from us for a specific paid engagement, in substantially the form of Exhibit B, that names deliverables, fees, usage rights, and dates. Gifted Product means product we send you at no charge under Section 5. Program Materials means product images, brand assets, claim language, and briefs we give you for use in Content. Tier means the placement described in Exhibit A. Corda Channels means Corda owned and Corda controlled surfaces, including corda.yoga, Corda social accounts, Corda email and SMS, advertising placements bought by or for Corda, and retail and trade materials. Corda Parties means Corda, its members, managers, officers, employees, contractors, agents, affiliates, successors, assigns, retailers, and distributors.
3.1
The Corda Creator Program is an at-will collaboration that runs on our acceptance and on your continued participation. It is exclusive within the Competing Category once Section 16.4 is triggered, and it restricts nothing outside that category.
3.2 Applications
We may accept or decline any application, in our sole discretion, for any lawful reason or for none, and we are not required to give a reason or to respond at all.
3.3 What this is not
This Agreement is not an employment contract, a talent or agency agreement, a franchise, a business opportunity, a distribution agreement, or a guarantee of volume, exposure, income, or duration. We make no representation about earnings, reach, or results, and any figure we discuss is an illustration rather than a projection.
3.4 Standard terms and individual terms
This Agreement is the standard agreement. Its terms are the same for everyone in the program, and it states no fee, rate, quantity, tier content, or date. Everything commercial is agreed with you individually, in an instrument addressed to you by name: a Campaign Order (Exhibit B) for paid work, a Creator Code Agreement (Exhibit C) for a commission-bearing code, or a written benefit confirmation under Section 1.4 for anything we send you. Each of those incorporates this Agreement, and its commercial terms are open to discussion between us before you accept it.
3.5 Order of precedence
An individual instrument governs over this Agreement as to its own subject matter and for its own period. This Agreement governs everything else. No purchase order, invoice, brief, DM, platform form, media kit, or rate card you send us adds a term to either, and nothing on a Corda marketing page varies either.
4.1 Placement
We assign your Tier in our sole discretion, informed by audience size across the platforms you disclose, fit with Corda, and our own judgment. We tell you which Tier you are in.
4.2 Movement
We may change your Tier at any time by notice, effective on the date we state. A change does not require us to recover a benefit already delivered and does not entitle you to any benefit not already confirmed under Section 1.4.
4.3 Tier contents are not part of this Agreement
This Agreement does not state what any Tier contains. Exhibit A sets out only the framework: that Tiers exist, that we assign and move them, and that everything within one is discretionary. What you actually receive is stated in the written benefit confirmation we send you under Section 1.4, and that confirmation, not this Agreement and not any Corda marketing page, is what governs it. Availability, selection, quantity, timing, shipping method, and lead time are ours to set at the moment we confirm.
4.4 Tier descriptions published by Corda
Any tier name, threshold, or list of perks shown on corda.yoga or in any Corda marketing material is a description of the program, offered to help you understand it. It is not an offer, not a term of this Agreement, and creates no entitlement. We may change it at any time without notice and without amending this Agreement.
5.1 Title
Title to Gifted Product passes to you on delivery, except for unreleased samples under Section 15.3, which remain ours until we release the product publicly. We do not require return of Gifted Product except under Sections 15.3 and 19.4.
5.2 Posting is not a condition
We do not require you to post about Gifted Product, and receiving it does not obligate you to publish anything. If we require a post in exchange for product, that engagement is a paid campaign under Section 7 and runs through a Campaign Order.
5.3 Permitted use
Gifted Product is for your personal use and for making Content. You may not resell it, list it on a resale or consignment marketplace, trade it, or use it as a prize, giveaway, or competition entry without our prior written consent.
5.4 Value
We record the fair market retail value of what we send you. See Section 8.
5.5 Third party brands
Corda resells product made by others. Where Gifted Product is another maker's, that maker's warranty, instructions, and specifications govern it as between you and that maker, and Section 10.4 limits what you may say about it. We give no warranty of any kind in respect of it.
5.6 Shipping and risk
Shipping method, carrier, cost allocation, and any duty or import charge are as stated when we confirm the benefit. Risk of loss passes on delivery to the carrier.
6.1 Nature of a code
Any discount or affiliate code we issue is a revocable, non-exclusive, personal, non-transferable license to use that code. It is not property, not a security, and not an account balance. We may change, suspend, expire, or revoke a code at any time, with or without notice.
6.2 Permitted use
Codes are for your own audience and, where we say so, your own purchases. You may not post a code to coupon aggregators, deal sites, browser extensions, or paid search, bid on Corda brand terms, stack, resell, automate, or script it, or use it for wholesale or resale purchase. We may deactivate a code used in any of those ways and reverse or offset any commission attributable to that use.
6.3 Commission arises only in writing
A code carries a commission only where a Campaign Order or a Creator Code Agreement in substantially the form of Exhibit C states the rate, the attribution model and window, the payment schedule, and the minimum payout. Absent that writing, a code confers a benefit on your audience and pays you nothing, and no course of dealing, past payment, or platform dashboard figure creates an entitlement.
6.4 Calculation and adjustment
Where a commission applies, it is calculated on net revenue actually received by Corda, after discounts, refunds, returns, chargebacks, cancellations, fraud losses, shipping, and taxes. We may recalculate, withhold, offset against future amounts, or reclaim any commission attributable to an order later refunded, returned, charged back, or found to be fraudulent or self-dealt. Our calculation controls absent manifest error, and any dispute about it must be raised within 30 days of the statement or is waived.
6.5 Price integrity
We may set floors, category exclusions, expiry, and usage caps on any code.
7.1 Separate agreement
Fees, deliverables, timing, usage windows, exclusivity, and approval rights for paid work are set in a Campaign Order. This Agreement sets no rate and commits neither of us to paid work.
7.2 Incorporation
Each Campaign Order incorporates this Agreement and, where they conflict, governs for that campaign.
7.3 Delivery and acceptance
Deliverables are due on the dates stated. A deliverable is accepted only when we confirm acceptance in writing. We may reject any deliverable that does not comply with Sections 9, 10, 11, or 14, or with the brief, and may require you to rework and resubmit it at your own cost. No fee is earned or payable for a deliverable we have not accepted.
7.4 Approval is for our benefit only
Any review, comment, or approval we give on Content is for our own purposes. It does not transfer responsibility for your compliance with Sections 9, 10, 11, or 14 to us, does not warrant that your Content complies with any law or platform rule, and does not waive any right or remedy.
7.5 Payment
We pay on the schedule stated in the Campaign Order, following acceptance under 7.3 and following receipt of a valid tax form under Section 8.3. Payment is by bank transfer or another method we state in writing. You bear the fees your own payment provider charges. We may withhold payment while a Section 9, 10, 11, or 14 issue is unresolved.
7.6 Cancellation
We may cancel a campaign at any time before acceptance of the deliverables. Where the Campaign Order states a kill fee, that fee is our entire liability for the cancellation. Where it does not, we owe nothing beyond amounts already earned for accepted deliverables. If you cancel, fail to deliver, or deliver late, we owe nothing for that campaign and may recover any advance.
7.7 Non-delivery
Failure to deliver is a ground for termination under Section 24.5.
7.8 Producer engagements
A Campaign Order may engage you as a Producer rather than as an endorser. As a Producer you are engaged to make creative that Corda publishes on Corda Channels. You are not endorsing anything, you are not posting to your own audience, and your own following is not what we are paying for. The Campaign Order states which role applies, and absent a statement you are an endorser.
7.9 What changes when you are a Producer
For a deliverable produced in that role: (a) Section 9 does not apply to it, because we publish it as our own advertising rather than you publishing it as a personal recommendation; (b) Section 10.1 does not apply to it, because you are not speaking from personal use; and (c) you do not receive Gifted Product for it, and Section 5 has no application. We supply product footage, photography, and any other material you need.
7.10 What you must never do as a Producer
You will not state or imply, in words, on camera, or by staging, that you own a Corda product, have used one, are a Corda customer, or are giving a personal review or testimonial. You will not present the deliverable as unsolicited or organic. Every other part of Section 10 continues to apply, including the restrictions on health, environmental, material, and comparative claims, and you will use only the language we approve.
7.11 Your own channels
Do not post a Producer deliverable to your own accounts unless the Campaign Order permits it. If it does, that posting is an endorsement, and Sections 9 and 10.1 apply to it in full.
7.12 Rights in Producer work
Section 12 governs Producer deliverables as it governs all Content, except that a Campaign Order may instead take an assignment of the deliverable, in which case the fee reflects that and the assignment is stated in the Campaign Order.
7.13 Producers outside the United States
Section 1.5 applies to Producers as it does to everyone, and we may name a country for Producer engagements without opening the wider program there. Where you are not a United States person, Section 8.3 requires a Form W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E before payment.
8.1 Your tax is yours
You are solely responsible for all taxes arising from what you receive from us, including income tax, self-employment tax, sales and use tax, VAT, and tax on the fair market value of Gifted Product. We do not withhold and we are not your withholding agent.
8.2 Reporting
We may treat and report Gifted Product and campaign fees as reportable compensation where the applicable rules require it, and may aggregate the fair market retail value of Gifted Product with cash fees for that purpose.
8.3 Tax forms are a condition
Before we pay you, and before we send Gifted Product whose value would put you at or over an applicable reporting threshold, you will deliver a valid Form W-9, or Form W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E if you are not a United States person. We may withhold payment, withhold product, and suspend benefits until we have it, and we will apply backup withholding where the rules require it. We are not liable for any delay caused by your failure to deliver a valid form.
8.4 Outside the United States
If you are outside the United States, you are responsible for your own tax, customs duty, import charges, and any local filing, and you will reimburse us for any such amount assessed against us on account of what we sent you.
9.1 The requirement
Subject to Section 7.9, every piece of Content you publish while you are in the program must clearly and conspicuously disclose your connection to Corda within the Content itself. This applies to Gifted Product, codes, discounts, and paid campaigns alike, and whether or not we requested the post.
9.2 How
Place the disclosure where a viewer perceives it without tapping, expanding, or scrolling: in the opening line of the caption, on screen within the first seconds of video, and spoken aloud in video and audio. Use plain words such as "Corda sent me this", "gifted by Corda", "#ad", or "paid partnership with Corda". Where the platform offers a branded content or paid partnership label, enable it in addition to the in-Content disclosure.
9.3 What does not satisfy 9.1
A disclosure placed only in a comment, only in a bio, only behind a truncation, only within a trailing hashtag block, only in a link, or only in a platform label satisfies nothing.
9.4 Reviews and ratings
If you post a review on corda.yoga, a retailer's site, or any marketplace, disclose within the review that Corda gave you the product or paid you. Do not review a product you have not used, do not review under a name that is not yours, and do not arrange for anyone else to post on your behalf.
9.5 Your obligation to cure
On our notice, you will correct or remove non-compliant Content within 48 hours. That window is your deadline and is not a limit on our remedies. Non-compliance is a material breach, entitles us to terminate immediately under Section 24.5, and voids any fee for the affected deliverable, whether or not we give notice first.
10.1 Own experience only
Subject to Section 7.9, speak from your own use of product you have actually used.
10.2 Health claims
Do not state or imply that any Corda product diagnoses, treats, cures, mitigates, prevents, or reduces the risk of any disease or condition. This includes pain, injury, inflammation, circulation, immunity, detoxification, fertility, anxiety, depression, gum disease, tooth decay, and oral infection. Describing how a practice feels to you is permitted. Describing a health outcome is not.
10.3 Environmental and material claims
Do not make any unqualified claim that a product is natural, sustainable, eco-friendly, non-toxic, chemical-free, biodegradable, compostable, recyclable, carbon neutral, plastic-free, cruelty-free, or vegan, and do not qualify such a claim yourself. Use only wording set out in Exhibit D or in a written brief from us.
10.4 Supplier product
For product Corda resells, do not describe the maker's materials, factories, certifications, testing, or supply chain. Refer to the product page.
10.5 Comparisons
Do not name, tag, or disparage a competitor, and do not claim a Corda product is better, safer, cleaner, or more natural than a named alternative.
10.6 Commercial terms
Do not state prices, discounts, shipping times, availability, warranties, or guarantees that we have not published or given you in writing.
10.7 Approved language
Where we give you claim language, use it as written. Where you are unsure, ask before publishing. Publishing without asking is at your risk.
10.8 Our remedy
We may require you to correct or remove any Content that breaches this Section within 48 hours, in addition to every other remedy.
11.1
Content must be your own original work and must comply with the terms, policies, and community rules of every platform where you post it. Any enforcement action a platform takes against your account is between you and that platform.
11.2
Content must not contain or promote hate speech, harassment, violence, sexual content involving anyone who is or appears to be a minor, illegal activity, illegal drugs, weapons, or anything defamatory or invasive of privacy.
11.3
Content must not use a third party's trademark, music, footage, likeness, or software without rights. See Section 14.
11.4 No authority
Do not present yourself as an employee, spokesperson, agent, founder, or owner of Corda, and do not communicate with press, retailers, investors, or any regulator on Corda's behalf. Refer press contact about Corda to [email protected].
11.5 Conduct
We may suspend or terminate your participation, and require removal of Content, where in our sole judgment your conduct, on or off platform and whether or not it involves Corda, is reasonably likely to bring Corda into disrepute or to associate Corda with conduct contrary to its brand or values.
11.6 Synthetic and inauthentic content
Disclose within the Content any part you generate with artificial intelligence. Do not use such tools to depict a Corda product, a Corda claim, or a real person untruthfully. Do not purchase followers, engagement, or views for Content featuring Corda.
11.7 Removal on request
We may require you to remove or amend any Content featuring Corda at any time, for any reason, and you will comply within 72 hours. This right is in addition to Section 9.5 and Section 10.8.
12.1 Ownership
You retain ownership and copyright in your Content. Nothing here assigns copyright to us.
12.2 Grant
By tagging or mentioning Corda in Content, sending us Content, uploading to a Corda upload link, or providing a rights code, you grant Corda a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, fully paid, perpetual as to Section 12.4 and otherwise term-limited, sublicensable, and transferable license to host, store, reproduce, edit, crop, re-caption, dub, translate, excerpt, combine with other material, create derivative works from, publicly display, publicly perform, and distribute the Content on Corda Channels.
12.3 Term
The license runs for two years from the date you share the Content for organic use on Corda Channels, and, for paid advertising, for the usage window stated in the applicable Campaign Order or, absent one, twelve months from first paid use. We may renew a window by agreement.
12.4 Residual rights
The following survive expiry or withdrawal and continue in perpetuity: internal and archival copies, copies retained to evidence rights and compliance under Sections 9 and 25.6, copies already distributed to third parties, and use of the Content in materials already printed or already delivered to a retailer.
12.5 Sublicense
The sublicense right extends to our agencies, advertising platforms, retailers, distributors, and service providers acting for Corda, within the same scope and term.
12.6 Withdrawal, and its limits
You may ask us to stop using a specific piece of Content. On such a request we will cease new uses and will use commercially reasonable efforts to remove it from Corda Channels within thirty days. We are not required to recall or remove Content that is in a printed run, in retailer or distributor materials, in a third party's possession or feed, in an archival or backup copy, or in a paid placement already bought, and we may run out that placement for up to 30 days after the request. Section 12.4 is unaffected. This Section is our entire obligation on withdrawal, and no other remedy arises from a use that continues within these limits.
12.7 Attribution
We may credit you by handle. Attribution is discretionary and its absence is not a breach.
12.8 Moral rights
To the extent permitted by law, you waive and agree not to assert against the Corda Parties any moral right, right of attribution, or right of integrity in Content used within the scope of this license.
12.9 No obligation to use
We are not required to use, publish, retain, or continue publishing any Content, and we may remove it at any time.
13.1 Scope of consent
The license in Section 12 extends to your handle, first name, voice, and likeness as they appear in the Content, to credit and identify you in connection with that Content, on the same channels and for the same term.
13.2 Limit
We will not use your name or likeness to state that you endorse a product you have not used.
13.3 Beyond the Content
Use of your name or likeness in standalone brand campaigns, packaging, retail displays, or out of home placement requires a Campaign Order that says so.
13.4 Release
This Section is your consent within its stated scope for purposes of any right of publicity or personality right, and you release the Corda Parties from any claim arising from use within that scope.
14.1
You have all rights necessary for every element of the Content, including footage, photographs, artwork, software, and trademarks.
14.2 Music
Do not include commercial music in Content you send us. We may strip or replace audio in any Content, and you are responsible for any claim arising from audio you supplied.
14.3 Other people
Every identifiable person in the Content has consented to appear and to the uses described in Section 12. You will provide a signed release on our request, and failure to do so within 10 days entitles us to remove the Content and to treat the failure as a breach of Section 21.4.
14.4 No minors in Content
Do not send us, tag us in, or upload Content in which any person under 18 is identifiable. This applies whether or not you are that person's parent or guardian, and whether or not they consent. If a minor appears in Content you have already shared, tell us and we will remove it.
14.5 Locations
You are responsible for every permission needed for any studio, venue, or private property appearing in the Content.
15.1
We may disclose unreleased product, pricing, launch dates, campaign plans, supplier information, and other non-public information. You will keep it confidential, use it only for the program, and protect it with at least reasonable care.
15.2 Embargo
Do not post, describe, depict, or allude to unreleased product before the date we give you in writing.
15.3 Samples
Unreleased samples remain Corda's property until we release the product publicly. We may require their return, at our cost, if participation ends before release or if the product is cancelled. Section 5.1 does not apply to them.
15.4 Duration
This Section survives for three years after participation ends, and indefinitely for anything qualifying as a trade secret.
15.5 Carve-out
Nothing in this Section restricts a disclosure required by law or by a regulator, provided you give us prompt notice where lawful to do so.
16.1 Corda is the only brand in its category that you represent
While you are an active participant, Corda is the sole brand in the Competing Category that you represent, endorse, or promote. This is the central commitment of the program and the reason its benefits exist.
16.2 Competing Category
"Competing Category", referred to in Corda's creator communications as "Corda's category" and meaning the same thing wherever that shorter phrase appears, means yoga and movement mats, blocks, straps, bolsters, and props; cork consumer goods; and natural or plastic-alternative oral care, including floss and toothbrushes. It does not extend to apparel, footwear, supplements, food, studios, retreats, publishing, teaching, or general wellness, and we may narrow but not widen it by notice. Where any Corda page, email, or form uses the shorter phrase, this Section is its definition, and any inconsistency between the two is resolved in favour of this Section.
16.3 What the commitment covers
While you are an active participant you will not, in respect of any brand in the Competing Category: (a) act as, accept, use, or publicly display the status of ambassador, partner, athlete, affiliate, insider, founding member, or any equivalent title or badge; (b) endorse, review, recommend, advertise, or promote that brand or its products, whether or not you are paid for it; (c) accept gifted product, payment, commission, discount code, affiliate arrangement, or other consideration from that brand; (d) appear in that brand's advertising, organic content, campaigns, or brand materials, or allow your name, handle, or likeness to be used by it; (e) feature, tag, or promote that brand in any Content that features, tags, or promotes Corda, or use Gifted Product as a prop, backdrop, or comparison in content promoting it; or (f) permit Content featuring Corda to appear in that brand's advertising, whether organic, boosted, whitelisted, or licensed.
16.4 When the commitment starts and stops
Section 16.3 binds you from the moment you accept the first benefit we confirm to you under Section 1.4, or, if you are engaged only as a Producer and so receive no benefit under Section 1.4, from the moment you accept a Campaign Order, and it ends when your participation ends. Accepting this Agreement alone does not trigger it. You may decline any benefit we offer, and you may leave the program at any time under Section 24.4, in either case without penalty. Section 16.3 does not survive termination.
16.5 What the commitment does not cover
Section 16.3 does not restrict you from: (a) buying and personally using any product you like, including a competitor's; (b) appearing in a space you do not control, such as a studio, retreat, gym, or event, where a competitor's products are present or branded, and posting from it; (c) teaching, writing, speaking, or commentary in which a competitor is mentioned incidentally, factually, or editorially rather than promoted; (d) unbranded or incidental appearance of a competitor's product in your Content; (e) work in any category outside the Competing Category, including apparel, footwear, supplements, food, studios, retreats, and publishing; or (f) continuing any arrangement you disclosed to us and we grandfathered in writing under Section 16.6.
16.6 Existing commitments and conflicts
Tell us at acceptance about any existing arrangement, title, or exclusivity in the Competing Category. We may grandfather it in writing, ask you to wind it down on a stated timetable, or decline your application. Tell us promptly if a conflict arises later. Section 21.3 already requires disclosure of conflicting agreements on acceptance.
16.7 Approaches from competitors
If a brand in the Competing Category approaches you with an offer you want to take, tell us. We will either release you from 16.3 for that arrangement in writing, match or better it, or end your participation under Section 24.4 or 24.5 so you are free to take it. We will respond within 10 days.
16.8 Negotiated exclusivity
Anything beyond Section 16.3, including a wider category, first refusal, blackout windows, and any restriction that continues after participation ends, applies only where a Campaign Order says so, for the period, territory, and category it names. Compensation for it is as stated in that Campaign Order, and no separate payment arises from it. Any post-participation restriction will state its own end date and will not exceed 90 days from the last deliverable without our specific agreement.
16.9 Remedy
Breach of Section 16.3 entitles us to terminate immediately under Section 24.5, to withhold any unpaid fee and reverse any commission for the affected period, to require removal of the Content under Section 11.7, to withdraw any Corda title and any listing of you on corda.yoga, and to require return of any unreleased sample under Section 15.3. These remedies are cumulative and are our primary remedies for this Section. We are not required to give notice or an opportunity to cure before exercising them.
16.10 Reasonableness
Section 16.3 applies only while you actively participate, only after you have accepted a benefit, and only within the Competing Category. It leaves you free to work in every other category, to buy and use any product you choose, and to leave the program at any time. If a court finds any part of it unreasonable in scope, duration, or geography, it will be reformed to the maximum enforceable extent rather than struck.
17.1 Ownership and limited license
The Corda name, logos, product names, packaging, photography, copy, and Program Materials are and remain ours. We grant you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to use them solely to create and publish Content under this Agreement. All goodwill arising from your use inures to Corda.
17.2 Prohibited use
Do not register or use any domain, handle, username, business name, or trademark containing or imitating "Corda" or a Corda product name, and do not bid on Corda brand terms in paid search or paid social, without our prior written consent.
17.3
Do not modify a Corda logo, alter product photography so as to misrepresent the product, or produce merchandise bearing Corda marks.
17.4 On termination
This license ends immediately. You will stop all new use of Corda marks. Content already published on your own channels may remain subject to Section 24.6, and we may require its removal under Section 11.7.
17.5 Feedback
Any idea, suggestion, or feedback you give us about product, packaging, or the program is non-confidential, and we may use it without restriction, attribution, or compensation. Section 18 governs anything that becomes an actual co-designed product.
18.1
Any collaboration product requires a separate written agreement naming scope, compensation, term, and ownership of resulting designs, names, and marks.
18.2
Absent that agreement, all designs, patterns, colorways, constructions, and product names developed by Corda are and remain Corda's, including where a conversation with you contributed to them, and you acquire no interest in them by virtue of that contribution.
18.3
Where Corda describes co-designed pieces as a Tier possibility, on corda.yoga or anywhere else, that description is an invitation to discuss. It grants no right in any design and no promise of any product, and Section 4.4 governs it.
19.1 ASSUMPTION OF RISK
YOGA AND PHYSICAL PRACTICE CARRY A RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. YOU USE CORDA PRODUCTS, AND FILM WITH THEM, ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK. YOU ASSUME ALL RISK OF INJURY, LOSS, OR DAMAGE ARISING FROM YOUR PRACTICE, YOUR FILMING, YOUR LOCATION, AND ANYONE YOU FILM WITH, INCLUDING RISK ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE CORDA PARTIES.
19.2 Filming
Do not film in a manner that is unsafe, that breaches a venue's rules, or that places another person at risk, and do not attempt a demonstration beyond your ability for the sake of Content.
19.3 Instructions
Follow each product's care and use instructions and do not depict a product used contrary to them.
19.4 Incident reporting
If you learn of an injury, allergic reaction, defect, breakage, or complaint involving a Corda product, notify [email protected] within 72 hours and cooperate with us and, where required, with any regulator on any recall or corrective action. We may require return of the affected product at our cost.
19.5 Reporting and honest statements
Section 19.4 and Section 15 do not restrict you from reporting a safety concern to a regulator, from seeking medical or legal advice, from responding truthfully to a lawful request, or from stating your own honest experience of a product.
19.6 Oral care
Do not share products intended for the mouth, do not depict them being shared, and do not present them as a substitute for dental care.
20.1
You participate as an independent contractor. This Agreement creates no employment, partnership, joint venture, agency, or franchise relationship.
20.2
You control how, when, and where you create Content. Our setting of deliverables, deadlines, briefs, and compliance requirements is not direction of your method.
20.3
You are not eligible for any Corda employee benefit and are responsible for your own equipment, expenses, insurance, licences, and tax.
20.4
Neither party may bind the other or act or speak on the other's behalf.
21. Creator representations and warranties
You represent and warrant, on each acceptance and on each delivery of Content, that:
21.1
You are at least 18 and able to enter into this Agreement.
21.2
You own or control the platform accounts you disclose, and your audience is genuine and has not been purchased, botted, or artificially inflated.
21.3
You are not subject to any agreement that conflicts with this one, including any exclusivity obligation.
21.4
You hold all rights described in Section 14 for all Content.
21.5
You will comply with all laws applicable to you, including advertising, endorsement, consumer protection, privacy, and tax laws in every place your Content reaches.
21.6
The information in your application, including audience figures, location, and handles, is accurate, and you will notify us of any material change.
21.7
Neither you nor any account you control is subject to United States sanctions or located in a sanctioned jurisdiction.
22.1 BY YOU
YOU WILL DEFEND, INDEMNIFY, AND HOLD HARMLESS THE CORDA PARTIES FROM AND AGAINST ANY CLAIM, DEMAND, INVESTIGATION, REGULATORY PROCEEDING, LOSS, LIABILITY, DAMAGE, PENALTY, FINE, JUDGMENT, SETTLEMENT, AND COST, INCLUDING REASONABLE ATTORNEYS' FEES, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO: (a) your Content, including any claim of infringement of copyright, trademark, right of publicity, or privacy; (b) your breach of Section 9 or Section 10; (c) your breach of this Agreement or of any representation in Section 21; (d) your conduct under Section 11; (e) any claim by a tax authority arising from your failure to report or pay tax on what you received; and (f) any claim by a person appearing in, or contributing to, your Content. THIS INDEMNITY APPLIES EVEN WHERE THE CLAIM ARISES IN PART FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF A CORDA PARTY, AND IS NOT LIMITED BY SECTION 23.3.
22.2 By us
We will defend and indemnify you against a third party claim that Program Materials we supplied, used by you exactly as we instructed and within the scope we gave you, infringe that third party's intellectual property rights. This is our sole indemnification obligation and our entire liability for such a claim. It does not apply where you modified the Program Materials, combined them with other material, used them after we told you to stop, or used them outside the scope given, and it is subject to Section 23.3.
22.3 Procedure
The indemnified party will give notice of a claim and reasonable cooperation at the indemnifying party's cost. The indemnifying party controls the defense and settlement, except that it may not settle in a way that admits fault by, imposes any obligation or payment on, or restricts the conduct of the indemnified party without that party's written consent. Where a Corda Party is indemnified under 22.1, it may assume its own defense with counsel of its choice at your cost where it reasonably determines a conflict exists or its reputation is at stake.
22.4 Uncapped by design
The indemnity in Section 22.1 is not subject to the limitation in Section 23.3 and is not capped by reference to anything you have received.
23.1 DISCLAIMER
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED IN THIS AGREEMENT, ALL PRODUCT AND PROGRAM MATERIALS PROVIDED UNDER THIS AGREEMENT ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE". THE CORDA PARTIES DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, AND STATUTORY, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND ANY WARRANTY ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. THIS SECTION APPLIES TO THE PROGRAM AND DOES NOT ALTER THE WARRANTY ACCOMPANYING A PRODUCT YOU PURCHASE AS A RETAIL CUSTOMER.
23.2 EXCLUSION
THE CORDA PARTIES WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST REVENUE, LOST OPPORTUNITY, LOST DATA, LOSS OF AUDIENCE, OR REPUTATIONAL HARM, HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY.
23.3 CAP
THE CORDA PARTIES' TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT AND THE PROGRAM WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF (a) THE TOTAL CASH FEES WE PAID YOU IN THE SIX MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM, AND (b) USD 100.
23.4 Savings
Sections 23.1 through 23.3 apply to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, and where a limitation is prohibited by law it is narrowed to the minimum extent required rather than struck.
23.5 Basis of the bargain
The allocation of risk in Sections 19, 22, and 23 is an essential basis of this Agreement and applies even if a limited remedy fails of its essential purpose.
24.1 Term
This Agreement begins on your acceptance and continues until terminated.
24.2 Right to amend
We may amend this Agreement and its Exhibits at any time. Every version carries a version label and date. An amendment applies prospectively only, from its stated effective date. Your acceptance record under Section 1.2 evidences the version that applied to you before that date, and no amendment increases an obligation you owed, or reduces a right you held, in respect of anything that occurred before its effective date.
24.3 Notice and effect
For a change that is not material, including a clarification, correction, or change of contact details, the revised version takes effect on publication. For a material change, we will give notice to the email address you gave us at least 14 days before its effective date, and it applies to you from that date if you remain in the program. We may, at our option, require your fresh acceptance of any version and may suspend benefits, codes, and payments until we receive it. Your continued participation after the effective date constitutes acceptance to the extent permitted by law.
24.4 You may leave
Write to [email protected] or reply to any message from us. Your participation ends on the date we confirm.
24.5 We may terminate
We may terminate or suspend your participation at any time, with or without cause, by notice, effective immediately unless we state otherwise. Termination for cause includes breach of Sections 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, or 21, failure to deliver under a Campaign Order, and provision of inaccurate information under 21.6. On termination for cause we may withhold any unpaid fee for an affected deliverable and reverse any commission attributable to the breach.
24.6 Effect
Termination stops all further benefits, deactivates every code, and ends the license in Section 17.1. It does not revoke the license in Section 12, which continues for its stated term subject only to Section 12.6, and does not affect Section 12.4. Termination does not affect a Campaign Order already accepted unless we terminated for a cause listed in 24.5, in which case we may cancel it without further liability. Content on your own channels may remain published, must retain a compliant Section 9 disclosure for as long as it remains published, and is subject to Section 11.7.
24.7 Survival
Sections 1.4, 3.3, 5.3, 6.4, 8, 11.7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17.2, 17.3, 17.5, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24.6, 25, 26, and 27 survive termination.
25. Personal data
This Section is self-contained. It states how Corda handles Creator personal data, and it governs your participation in the program whether or not any other Corda privacy notice applies to you as a customer.
25.1 What we collect
Identity and contact details, including name, email address, and city. The handles and links you give us, and the platform profile data associated with them, including display name, follower and view counts, and engagement figures. What you tell us about your practice and your work. Content you send, tag, or upload, and its metadata. The record of your acceptance of this Agreement, including timestamp, version, clause hash, IP address, and user agent. Records of benefits confirmed, product sent, codes issued, and amounts paid. Tax identification information where Section 8.3 requires it. Correspondence between us.
25.2 Where it comes from
From you, when you apply or write to us. From the platforms you disclose and from third party lookup and analytics providers we use to verify handles and audience figures. From your public profiles. From our own systems when you use a code or your Content is used.
25.3 Why we use it
To assess your application and decide Tier placement. To operate the program, send you product, and communicate with you. To calculate and make payments. To exercise the licence in Section 12 and to run Content as advertising. To keep the records Sections 9, 19, and 25.6 require, and to evidence our own advertising and tax compliance. To detect fraud and misuse of codes. To enforce this Agreement.
25.4 Who we share it with
Service providers acting on our instructions, including email, hosting, storage, payment, tax, and analytics providers. Advertising platforms, where we run your Content as an ad or credit you in it. Professional advisers. Tax and other authorities where the law requires. A successor in a merger, financing, or sale of substantially all our assets, on the same terms. We do not sell your personal data and we do not share it for cross context behavioural advertising.
25.5 Corda is the controller
Corda Yoga LLC decides why and how this data is processed and is responsible for it.
25.6 How long we keep it
For as long as you participate, and after that for as long as applicable law requires or permits. Acceptance records, tax records, safety records, and advertising substantiation are kept after your participation ends because they are the records that evidence we ran the program lawfully. Content licensed under Section 12 is kept for the term in 12.3 and, for the categories in 12.4, indefinitely.
25.7 Your rights
Where applicable law gives you the right to access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of your personal data, or to opt out of targeted advertising, sale, or profiling, you may exercise it by writing to [email protected]. We will verify your identity, respond within the period the law allows, and tell you if we are declining and why. You may appeal a refusal by replying to our response. Exercising a right does not end your participation, and Section 25.6 may require us to keep some records regardless.
25.8 Security
We use reasonable administrative and technical measures appropriate to the sensitivity of the data. No system is perfectly secure, and we do not warrant that ours is.
25.9 Relationship to our Privacy Policy
Our Privacy Policy at corda.yoga/privacy applies to you as a customer of the shop. This Section applies to you as a Creator. Where the two differ as to program data, this Section governs.
26. Governing law and dispute resolution
PLEASE READ. THIS SECTION REQUIRES DISPUTES TO BE RESOLVED BY INDIVIDUAL BINDING ARBITRATION RATHER THAN IN COURT, AND WAIVES YOUR RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL AND TO PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION. YOU MAY OPT OUT OF ARBITRATION WITHIN 30 DAYS UNDER SECTION 26.9 AND STAY IN THE PROGRAM.
26.1 Governing law
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to conflict of laws rules. The Federal Arbitration Act governs the interpretation and enforcement of Sections 26.3 through 26.9.
26.2 Notice of dispute, and a chance to fix it
Before starting arbitration or any other proceeding, the complaining party will send a written description of the dispute, the relief sought, and their contact details to the other, and will allow thirty days to resolve it. Notice to Corda goes to [email protected]. Notice to you goes to the email address in your application. This is a condition precedent, and the limitation period in 26.7 is tolled while it runs.
26.3 AGREEMENT TO ARBITRATE
ANY DISPUTE, CLAIM, OR CONTROVERSY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT, THE PROGRAM, OR YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH CORDA, INCLUDING ITS FORMATION, INTERPRETATION, BREACH, TERMINATION, VALIDITY, AND ENFORCEABILITY, AND INCLUDING CLAIMS THAT AROSE BEFORE THIS AGREEMENT, WILL BE RESOLVED BY FINAL AND BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION AND NOT IN COURT, EXCEPT AS STATED IN SECTIONS 26.6 AND 26.9.
26.4 How arbitration works
The arbitration will be administered by the American Arbitration Association under its rules for consumer disputes in effect when the demand is filed, before a single arbitrator, seated in Travis County, Texas. You may elect to participate by telephone or video, or to have the matter decided on documents alone. The arbitrator may award any relief a court could award on an individual basis, must apply Texas law, and must issue a reasoned written decision. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction.
26.5 Fees
The administrator's consumer rules in force when the demand is filed govern how filing, administrative, and arbitrator fees are allocated between us. Each party bears its own attorneys' fees except where applicable law provides otherwise.
26.6 What stays out of arbitration
Either party may bring an individual claim in small claims court in Travis County, Texas if it qualifies, and either party may seek injunctive or other equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction to protect its intellectual property or confidential information, without posting bond and without first complying with 26.2.
26.7 CLASS ACTION AND JURY WAIVER
ARBITRATION IS INDIVIDUAL ONLY. EACH PARTY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL AND ANY RIGHT TO BRING, JOIN, OR PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS, COLLECTIVE, CONSOLIDATED, PRIVATE ATTORNEY GENERAL, OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION. THE ARBITRATOR MAY NOT CONSOLIDATE MORE THAN ONE PERSON'S CLAIMS OR PRESIDE OVER ANY FORM OF REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. IF THIS SECTION 26.7 IS FOUND UNENFORCEABLE AS TO A PARTICULAR CLAIM, THAT CLAIM ALONE PROCEEDS IN COURT AND THE REST OF SECTION 26 CONTINUES TO APPLY.
26.8 Limitation period
Any claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement must be brought within one year after it accrues, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
26.9 YOUR RIGHT TO OPT OUT
You may reject Sections 26.3 through 26.7 by sending written notice to [email protected] within thirty days of first accepting this Agreement, stating your name, your handle, and that you opt out of arbitration. Opting out costs you nothing, does not affect your participation in the program, and does not affect any other part of this Agreement. If you opt out, Section 26.10 governs your disputes. If you do not opt out within thirty days, arbitration applies.
26.10 Forum if you opt out, or if arbitration does not apply
The state and federal courts in Travis County, Texas have exclusive jurisdiction, and each party consents to that jurisdiction and waives any objection to venue or forum non conveniens.
26.11 Survival and severability
This Section survives termination. If any part of it other than 26.7 is found unenforceable, that part is severed and the remainder continues.
27.1 Entire agreement
This Agreement, its Exhibits, and any Campaign Order you accept are the entire agreement between us on this subject and supersede every prior or contemporaneous understanding, representation, and statement, including marketing copy, briefs, and messages. Neither party relies on any representation not set out here, except that nothing excludes liability for fraud.
27.2 Interpretation
No rule of construction against the drafter applies. "Including" means "including without limitation". Headings are for convenience only.
27.3 Assignment
You may not assign or delegate this Agreement, in whole or in part, by operation of law or otherwise, and any attempt is void. We may assign it freely, including to an affiliate or in connection with a merger, financing, reorganization, or sale of substantially all of our assets.
27.4 Severability
If a provision is held unenforceable, it is modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, or if it cannot be, severed, and the remainder continues in force.
27.5 No waiver
No failure or delay in exercising a right waives it, and no waiver is effective unless in writing.
27.6 No third party beneficiaries
Except for the Corda Parties as indemnitees under Section 22.1 and beneficiaries of Sections 19 and 23, this Agreement confers no right on any third party.
27.7 Force majeure
Neither party is liable for a delay or failure caused by an event beyond its reasonable control. This does not excuse a payment obligation already accrued.
27.8 Cumulative remedies
Every right and remedy is cumulative and in addition to every other right and remedy at law or in equity.
27.9 Attorneys' fees
In any proceeding to enforce this Agreement, the prevailing party is entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs. This Section does not apply in arbitration under Section 26, where Section 26.5 governs fees, and it does not override any right to fees that applicable law gives a party regardless of contract.
27.10 Electronic acceptance
You agree that clicking to accept constitutes your signature, that this Agreement and every record of acceptance may be created, retained, and produced electronically, and that you will not contest the admissibility or enforceability of such a record on the ground that it is electronic.
27.11 Notices
We give notice to the email address in your application, effective on sending. You give notice to [email protected], effective on our receipt. Keep your address current, and a notice sent to a stale address is still effective.
Exhibit A: Tier framework
Version: 2026-07-27. Revisable under Section 24 without reopening the operative clauses. This Exhibit sets out how Tiers work. It deliberately does not say what any Tier contains, because tier contents change with season, stock, and judgment, and putting them here would make every change an amendment under Section 24. What you receive is stated in the written benefit confirmation we send you under Section 1.4.
A.1 Tiers
The program has Tiers. Their names, number, and thresholds are published on corda.yoga and we may rename, add, merge, retire, or reorder them at any time without amending this Agreement. This Exhibit deliberately does not list them, so that the published ladder can change without a version bump. Section 4.4 governs what those published descriptions mean.
A.2 Placement
We assign your Tier under Section 4.1, informed by audience size across the platforms you disclose and by fit with Corda. Any threshold we publish is a guide, not a qualifying criterion, and meeting one entitles you to nothing.
A.3 What a Tier affects
A Tier informs what we are likely to offer you. It does not itself grant product, a code, a discount, a campaign, a fee, a listing on corda.yoga, or any other benefit. Section 1.4 governs every one of those.
A.4 Review
Tier placement is reviewed at least quarterly and may change at any time under Section 4.2.
A.5 Where the numbers live
This Agreement states no amount, rate, quantity, or date. Those are agreed with you individually and appear only in a Campaign Order (Exhibit B), a Creator Code Agreement (Exhibit C), or a written benefit confirmation under Section 1.4. Each is offered to you specifically rather than published as a standard rate, and its commercial terms are open to discussion before you accept it.
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