These Gift and Payment Terms govern:
A Jorrify gift is a voluntary transfer made to celebrate an eligible recipient.
Unless clearly stated otherwise:
By confirming payment, the giver authorizes:
Gift amount + Disclosed service fee + Applicable taxes or charges = Total payment
The final total must be shown before authorization.
Payments may be processed by Stripe or another approved payment provider.
Payment providers may:
Monetary gifting may be enabled only when:
Jorrify should not accept monetary gifts for an unidentified or unverified recipient unless legal counsel and the payment provider approve a compliant funds-handling structure.
Recommended MVP rule:
Unclaimed celebration: Wishes enabled, Memories enabled, Monetary gifts disabled
Display: "Gift giving will become available when the celebrant claims the celebration and completes payout setup."
Before payment, display:
Gift to recipient: C$10.00
Jorrify service fee: C$0.75
Total charged: C$10.75
Recipient receives: C$10.00
If the fee model changes, the interface and policy must change together.
Jorrify may establish:
A group gift may have:
Unless expressly stated:
Possible statuses include:
A gift is completed only after payment-provider confirmation.
Payout timing may depend on:
Jorrify must not guarantee instant payout unless it can reliably provide it.
Recipients may be required to provide information directly to a payment provider, including:
Jorrify may delay, restrict or reject a transaction where reasonably necessary because of:
Users must see:
Banks and payment providers may apply additional conversion charges outside Jorrify\u2019s control.
Users are responsible for taxes applicable to them.
Jorrify does not provide tax advice.
Recipients should obtain professional advice where gift receipts, income, reporting or tax obligations may apply.
A payment dispute may result in:
Users must not misuse payment disputes to reverse legitimate authorized gifts.
Unless Jorrify later launches a legally approved wallet:
Do not call funds a "wallet balance" in the MVP unless the legal and payment architecture supports that classification.