Terms of use
What the platform undertakes to do, and — more usefully — what it does not.
This is a draft, not published terms
It has not been reviewed by a lawyer and is not legal advice. It sets out, accurately, how the product behaves, so that a review starts from something true. It is not enforceable as written, and no governing law has been settled. Do not rely on it until it has been reviewed and this box is removed.
Last revised 2 October 2026
Outstanding: these terms do not name the contracting entity or a governing jurisdiction, because neither has been supplied. Published terms need both.
1. Accounts
An account belongs to a person, acting for a business. One account can act for more than one business, and a business can perform more than one role — a trader who also lifts birds does not need two logins. You are responsible for what is done under your account.
2. Roles and verification
A business declares the roles it performs, and may be verified. Verification is a status on this platform. It does not certify legal compliance, licensing, solvency or trustworthiness, and a role label is not a recommendation. Do not treat either as a substitute for your own judgement about who you are dealing with.
3. What the platform is, and is not
KukkuOne records transactions between businesses. It is not a party to them. In particular:
- It does not buy, sell, supply, lift or transport anything, and holds no stake in what a deal is worth.
- It does not guarantee that a counterparty will perform, pay, or turn up.
- It records the weights, counts and terms that the parties enter and confirm. It does not adjudicate them. Where parties disagree, the record shows what each of them said and when — which is its purpose — but settling the disagreement is between them.
- It does not provide financial, veterinary, legal or regulatory advice.
4. Your records
What you enter remains yours. By transacting with another business you make the parts of that record which the transaction touches visible to the other parties to it — that is what a shared record means — and they retain their copy of a deal you were both part of. Nothing else about your business is exposed by a deal.
5. Acceptable use
- Enter records truthfully. The product's only value is that the entry is made by the person who did the thing, on the day they did it.
- Do not attempt to reach records you are not party to, or to use another business's account.
- Do not use the platform to misrepresent who you are or what you are selling.
6. Availability
The product is in active development. Features change, and screens described on this site may not yet exist for every role — each role's page says where that role actually stands. No uptime is promised at this stage.
7. Ending it
You may close your account at any time. Closing it removes your access; it does not withdraw a counterparty's copy of a transaction you were party to, for the reason given in section 4.
8. Liability and governing law
Outstanding: limitation of liability and governing law are deliberately not drafted here. Both are jurisdiction-specific, both are the clauses most likely to be unenforceable if written carelessly, and neither should be guessed at.
9. Contact
See contact.