
Terms & Conditions
The legally binding rules that govern how exporters, importers and service providers use the platform.
01Key elements of marketplace terms
The Marketplace Terms and Conditions are legally binding rules that govern how exporters, importers and service providers use the platform. By using the website, users certify that they have read and agreed to follow these terms and conditions.
- Platform roleThe platform tabadultejari.com provides a space for digital ads and a B2B trade directory.
- Roles coveredRules apply to exporters, importers and service providers.
- Core purposeThe terms set standards for safety, conduct and legal responsibilities on the website.
- Legal protectionProtects the platform owners from liability.
- User safetyEnsures fair trade relationships and clear rules for all parties.
- Clear expectationsOutlines what users can and cannot do on the marketplace.
02The marketplace use
tabadultejari.com® (Trade Exchange) acts purely as a digital trade facilitator. It connects buyers and sellers but does not join the actual sales contracts. This setup limits the platform’s direct legal liability for transactions made between users.
The platform provides a space for digital ads. It lists products and services for customers. It does not buy or sell the items itself. Users form independent agreements with each other. The platform holds no role in buyer–seller disputes over quality or delivery. All fulfilment duties rest with the users.
Key features of the platform
- B2B focusBuilt exclusively for business-to-business transactions rather than consumer retail or stock market trading.
- Global reachConnects buyers and sellers located across different national borders.
- Listing hubActs as a digital storefront for products, materials and services.
- No ownershipThe platform does not take possession of physical goods or inventory.
- No fulfilmentThe platform does not guarantee sales, process direct warranties or ship orders.
How the marketplace works
- User accessBuyers browse online catalogues and view advertised commercial offerings.
- Direct interactionInterested buyers contact suppliers directly to negotiate terms.
- Independent transactionsContracts, payments and shipping arrangements happen strictly between the buyer and the seller.
- Upgrades allowedThe management can add new platform features.
- Future toolsThe management plans to introduce self-service ads.
- AI integrationThe management will likely add artificial intelligence software.
03User responsibilities
The Marketplace acts strictly as an intermediary and connective platform and bears no responsibility for the content, actions or transactions of its users.
Advertisers are responsible for the content and materials they provide. This means they must own the rights, ensure the material is legal, and protect the platform from claims.
Key responsibilities for users
- Accurate descriptionsCustomers must provide truthful details about their products or services.
- Tangible informationCustomers can list any concrete, verifiable information.
- Product sole ownershipSuppliers are entirely responsible for what they sell.
- Independent termsProviders can enforce their own separate business terms.
Key liability terms
- No warrantiesThe Marketplace does not offer any guarantees regarding the quality, safety, legality or accuracy of customer listings.
- Liability exclusionThe platform is entirely exempt from legal or financial responsibility for any damages resulting from customer use.
- Defined scopeThe Marketplace’s sole obligation is to maintain, support and improve the technical infrastructure of the platform.
04Prohibited items
This platform strictly prohibits listings for counterfeit goods, weapons, illegal substances, and advertisements from unlicensed cryptocurrency brokers.
- Counterfeit goodsReplica items, fake designer merchandise and unauthorised brand copies are banned.
- WeaponsMilitary and defence materials which need a government licence; firearms, ammunition, explosives and tactical knives; items intended for torture or capital punishment.
- Illegal substancesRecreational drugs and certain controlled substances.
- Financial adsCryptocurrency brokers must provide valid licensing documentation before booking any advertising campaign.
- AntiquesArtwork and culturally significant items.
- Endangered wild speciesEndangered wild species and products derived from them.
05Intellectual property rights
This clause grants the Marketplace the right to use all content, photos and logos sent by Advertisers.
- Content ownershipAdvertisers keep the legal rights to their own text and images.
- Usage licenceAdvertisers give the platform permission to show their content to users.
- Content controlThe platform can reject, change or edit any ad containing prohibited items.
06Limitation of liability
The platform acts solely as a facilitator to connect buyers and sellers. We do not control, endorse or assume responsibility for the actions, omissions or conduct of any users. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the platform shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages arising out of your use of the marketplace or any transactions between users. Any disputes, claims or demands regarding a transaction must be resolved directly between the website users involved.
07Disputes
Any dispute related in any way to your use of this website, or to products you purchase from a user, shall be arbitrated under cross-border jurisdiction.
- Mandatory arbitrationMost international disputes can be settled through arbitration.
- Cross-border jurisdictionDisputes will be handled internationally rather than by your national courts.
- ICC frameworkThe International Chamber of Commerce rules can govern the process — who bears financial risk, how trade finance is handled and how the dispute proceeds. The ICC International Court of Arbitration administers cross-border disputes and publishes Model Contracts and Clauses that offer a balanced legal baseline for distributorships, joint ventures and confidentiality agreements, without favouring any regional legislation.
08Applicable law
The laws of England and Wales govern the website’s terms, conditions and any disputes between the Marketplace and users.
- Governing lawLaws of England and Wales.
- ApplicabilityAll terms, conditions and disputes.
- ScopeAll website users, including both buyers and sellers.