Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

Users may access dnoise for lawful operational analytics of Stripe accounts they own or are authorized to manage, within their subscription scope.

• Connecting Stripe accounts the User does not own or lacks explicit authorization for.
• Reverse-engineering, decompiling, or scraping any part of the Service.
• Abusing the Demo mode to circumvent subscription fees.
• Using the Service for any unlawful purpose or in violation of applicable sanctions.
• Using End Customer data for any purpose other than the User’s own internal analytics.
• Reselling, sublicensing, or redistributing reports or data (except under Enterprise agreements).
• Uploading or transmitting malicious code or interfering with Service infrastructure.
• Creating multiple accounts to circumvent restrictions, obtain repeated access to free features, or re-access the Service after termination.
• Connecting Stripe accounts associated with illegal activities, sanctioned parties, or activities violating Stripe’s Terms of Service.

The following territories are restricted based on international sanctions, Company policy, and operational risk assessment. This list is not exhaustive of all sanctioned jurisdictions:

• Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Syria, Venezuela, Myanmar (Burma), Sudan, Zimbabwe
• Any territory subject to OFAC, UN, or other applicable government sanctions

Use of VPNs, proxies, Tor, or any other anonymization technology to access the Service from a restricted territory is a material breach.

• Accounts found to have used circumvention technology: terminated immediately without refund.
• The User remains fully liable for all obligations during the circumvention period.
• The User is responsible for all network routing on their device, including corporate VPNs. Unawareness is not a defense.

Violations may result in: immediate account suspension or termination without refund; deletion of account data; reporting to relevant authorities and to Stripe; legal action.