Last Updated: 15 September 2025
1. COMPANY INFORMATION
Company Name: DIGIFABRICA LTD
Company Number: 15390190
Registered Office: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, United Kingdom, WC2H 9JQ
Email: info@bittenpay.com
Director: Ümit Sönmez
2. INTRODUCTION
This document demonstrates DIGIFABRICA’s compliance with the Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 (ECR 2002) and related UK legislation governing electronic commerce activities. These regulations establish the legal framework for information society services and electronic commerce operations in the UK.
3. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
3.1 Applicable Legislation
Primary Regulations:
- Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 (SI 2002/2013)
- Electronic Commerce Directive 2000/31/EC (retained EU law)
- Electronic Communications Act 2000
- Electronic Signatures Regulations 2002
- Data Protection Act 2018 and UK GDPR
Related Legislation:
- Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013
- Consumer Rights Act 2015
- Unfair Commercial Practices Directive
- Services Directive 2006/123/EC (retained provisions)
3.2 Service Classification
Information Society Service:
- Definition: Service normally provided for remuneration, at a distance, by electronic means, at individual request
- DIGIFABRICA Service: Digital marketplace platform facilitating online commerce
- Service Area: United Kingdom with international user access
- Commercial Nature: Commission-based revenue model
- Electronic Delivery: Digital platform and electronic communications
4. INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS (REGULATION 6)
4.1 Service Provider Information
Company Identification:
- Business Name: DIGIFABRICA LTD
- Legal Status: Private Limited Company incorporated in England and Wales
- Company Registration: Companies House Number 15390190
- Registered Office Address: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, United Kingdom, WC2H 9JQ
- Principal Place of Business: Same as registered office address
Contact Information:
- Email Address: info@bittenpay.com
- Geographic Address: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ
- Telephone: Available upon request for customer service
- Website: [Platform URL]
- Response Time: Customer inquiries within 24 hours
Professional Information:
- Professional Body: Not applicable – no regulated professional services
- Authorization Scheme: UK company law and digital services regulations
- Professional Title: Limited Company Director
- Professional Rules: Companies Act 2006 and related corporate governance
4.2 Commercial Information
Business Activity:
- Service Description: Digital marketplace platform for buying and selling digital products
- Service Category: Information society service and electronic commerce platform
- Target Market: Global users for digital product transactions
- Service Availability: 24/7 online platform access
- Technical Requirements: Internet access and compatible web browser
Pricing Information:
- Service Model: Commission-based platform fees
- Commission Rates: 5% (Premium membership) or 10% (Standard membership)
- Currency: US Dollars (USD) for all transactions
- Payment Methods: Credit/debit cards, PayPal, digital wallets
- VAT Information: Not currently VAT registered
4.3 Regulatory Information
Supervisory Authority:
- Primary Regulator: Companies House for corporate compliance
- Trading Standards: Local authority for consumer protection
- Data Protection: Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)
- Financial Services: Not applicable – not a regulated financial service
- Dispute Resolution: Internal procedures and alternative dispute resolution
Registration and Licensing:
- Company Registration: Valid Companies House registration
- Trade Licenses: No specific trade licenses required
- Professional Licenses: Not applicable for platform services
- Regulatory Compliance: Consumer protection and data protection laws
- International Registration: UK establishment serving international users
5. COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS (REGULATION 7)
5.1 Commercial Communication Requirements
Clear Identification:
- Commercial Nature: All commercial communications clearly identified as such
- Service Provider: DIGIFABRICA clearly identified as sender
- Commercial Purpose: Marketing and promotional intent clearly stated
- Promotional Content: Distinguished from editorial or informational content
- Advertising Disclosure: Paid advertising and sponsorship clearly marked
Legal Compliance:
- Truthful Content: All commercial communications accurate and non-misleading
- Consumer Protection: Compliance with consumer protection regulations
- Advertising Standards: ASA (Advertising Standards Authority) code compliance
- Data Protection: GDPR compliance for marketing communications
- Opt-out Mechanisms: Unsubscribe options for marketing communications
5.2 Promotional Communications
Marketing Materials:
- Platform Promotion: DIGIFABRICA service marketing and advertising
- Vendor Support: Marketing assistance for platform vendors
- Affiliate Programs: Promotional materials for affiliate marketers
- Feature Updates: Platform improvement and new feature communications
- Industry Participation: Trade show and industry event participation
Communication Channels:
- Email Marketing: Newsletter and promotional email campaigns
- Social Media: Platform promotion via social media channels
- Website Content: Marketing content on platform website
- Partner Marketing: Joint marketing with platform partners
- Content Marketing: Educational and informational content with commercial elements
5.3 Prohibited Communications
Unsolicited Communications:
- Spam Prevention: No unsolicited commercial email or messages
- Consent Required: Explicit consent for marketing communications
- Opt-in Procedures: Clear opt-in mechanisms for commercial communications
- Unsubscribe Options: Easy and immediate opt-out procedures
- Compliance Monitoring: Regular monitoring of communication practices
6. ELECTRONIC CONTRACTS (REGULATION 9)
6.1 Contract Formation Process
Order Process Requirements:
- Technical Steps: Clear information about technical steps for contract conclusion
- Order Review: Opportunity to review and correct order before submission
- Contract Terms: Access to contract terms and conditions before ordering
- Order Confirmation: Acknowledgment of order receipt and processing
- Contract Storage: Access to concluded contract terms and conditions
Technical Implementation:
- Product Selection: User selects digital products for purchase
- Cart Review: Review of selected items, quantities, and pricing
- Customer Information: Provision of necessary customer and payment details
- Terms Acceptance: Express acceptance of terms and conditions
- Order Confirmation: Review of complete order before final submission
- Payment Processing: Secure payment authorization and processing
- Contract Conclusion: Confirmation of successful contract formation
- Product Delivery: Immediate delivery of digital products
6.2 Order Acknowledgment (Regulation 11)
Acknowledgment Requirements:
- Receipt Confirmation: Acknowledgment of order receipt without undue delay
- Electronic Means: Acknowledgment via email or platform notification
- Order Details: Complete order information including products and pricing
- Contract Terms: Reference to applicable terms and conditions
- Delivery Information: Instructions for product access and download
Acknowledgment Content:
- Order Reference: Unique order identifier for tracking and support
- Product Details: Complete list of purchased products and services
- Pricing Breakdown: Detailed pricing including any applicable taxes or fees
- Payment Confirmation: Confirmation of successful payment processing
- Access Instructions: Clear instructions for product access and download
- Support Information: Customer support contact details and procedures
6.3 Contract Storage and Access
Electronic Storage:
- Durable Medium: Electronic storage accessible to customers
- Contract Access: Customer access to concluded contract terms
- Order History: Complete transaction and order history in user accounts
- Terms Archive: Access to terms and conditions in effect at time of purchase
- Download Records: Record of product downloads and access
Technical Implementation:
- User Accounts: Secure customer account system for contract storage
- Document Management: Systematic storage and retrieval of contract documents
- Access Controls: Secure customer access to their own contract information
- Data Protection: GDPR-compliant storage and access procedures
- Backup Systems: Reliable backup and recovery for contract records
7. LIABILITY EXEMPTIONS (REGULATIONS 12-15)
7.1 Mere Conduit (Regulation 12)
Service Description:
- Transmission Role: Platform facilitates communication between users
- No Content Control: No editorial control over user-generated content
- Automatic Processing: Automated transmission and routing of information
- Temporary Storage: Technical caching for transmission efficiency
- User Responsibility: Users responsible for content legality and accuracy
Liability Exemption Conditions:
- No Initiation: DIGIFABRICA does not initiate content transmission
- No Selection: No selection of transmission recipients
- No Modification: No content modification during transmission process
- Technical Process: Purely technical, automatic, and passive process
- Compliance Required: Compliance with legal obligations and court orders
7.2 Caching (Regulation 13)
Caching Activities:
- Temporary Storage: Automatic intermediate storage for transmission efficiency
- Technical Purpose: Storage purely for technical optimization
- No Modification: No alteration of cached information
- Access Conditions: Compliance with original source access conditions
- Update Procedures: Information updated according to industry standards
Liability Exemption Requirements:
- No Content Modification: Information not modified during caching process
- Access Compliance: Compliance with content access conditions
- Industry Standards: Updates according to recognized industry standards
- Removal Obligations: Prompt removal when original content removed
- Legal Compliance: Compliance with removal orders and legal obligations
7.3 Hosting (Regulation 14)
Hosting Services:
- Information Storage: Storage of user-provided information and content
- User Control: Users control content upload and management
- Platform Tools: Provision of tools for content management and publication
- No Editorial Control: No editorial oversight of user content
- Reactive Response: Response to legal notifications and court orders
Liability Exemption Conditions:
- No Actual Knowledge: No actual knowledge of illegal activity or information
- No Awareness: No awareness of facts indicating illegal activity
- Expeditious Action: Prompt action to remove or disable access upon knowledge
- Good Faith: Good faith cooperation with legal authorities
- Compliance: Compliance with notice and takedown procedures
7.4 Notice and Takedown Procedures
Notification Requirements:
- Illegal Content Reports: Clear procedures for reporting illegal content
- Detailed Information: Specific information required in notifications
- Contact Details: Clear contact information for legal notifications
- Response Procedures: Defined response and action procedures
- Appeals Process: Fair procedures for disputed takedown actions
Response Framework:
- Notification Receipt: Acknowledgment of notification within 24 hours
- Assessment: Evaluation of notification validity and legal basis
- Investigation: Investigation of reported content and circumstances
- Action Decision: Determination of appropriate response action
- Implementation: Prompt implementation of removal or restriction
- Notification: Communication to affected parties about action taken
- Appeals: Fair process for appealing takedown decisions
8. TECHNICAL STANDARDS AND INTEROPERABILITY
8.1 Technical Implementation
Platform Architecture:
- Web Standards: Compliance with W3C web standards and accessibility guidelines
- Browser Compatibility: Cross-browser compatibility for major web browsers
- Mobile Responsiveness: Mobile-friendly design and functionality
- API Standards: RESTful API design and standard protocol implementation
- Security Standards: Implementation of current web security best practices
Interoperability Features:
- Data Portability: User data export capabilities where required
- Standard Formats: Use of standard file formats for content delivery
- Integration APIs: APIs for third-party service integration
- Cross-Platform Access: Access from various devices and operating systems
- Backup Compatibility: Compatible backup and restore procedures
8.2 Accessibility Compliance
Web Accessibility:
- WCAG Guidelines: Compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
- Assistive Technology: Compatibility with screen readers and accessibility tools
- Keyboard Navigation: Full functionality via keyboard navigation
- Alternative Text: Appropriate alternative text for images and media
- Color Contrast: Adequate color contrast for visual accessibility
9. CROSS-BORDER SERVICE PROVISION
9.1 International Service Delivery
Service Availability:
- Global Access: Platform accessible from international locations
- Local Compliance: Compliance with applicable local laws and regulations
- Language Support: Primary English language with localization options
- Currency Handling: USD pricing with local currency conversion
- Cultural Adaptation: Consideration of cultural differences in service delivery
Legal Compliance:
- Country of Origin: UK as country of origin for service regulation
- Destination Country: Compliance with destination country consumer protection
- Restricted Territories: Compliance with international sanctions and restrictions
- Professional Advice: Legal consultation for complex jurisdictional issues
- Regular Monitoring: Ongoing monitoring of international legal requirements
9.2 EU/EEA Service Provision
Post-Brexit Compliance:
- Service Continuity: Continued service provision to EU/EEA customers
- Legal Framework: Compliance with applicable EU regulations where required
- Data Protection: GDPR compliance for EU customer data
- Consumer Protection: EU consumer protection law compliance
- Dispute Resolution: EU ODR platform participation for EU consumers
10. ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE
10.1 Regulatory Enforcement
Enforcement Bodies:
- Trading Standards: Local authority enforcement for consumer protection
- Companies House: Corporate compliance and filing requirements
- ICO: Data protection and privacy enforcement
- Courts: Civil and criminal proceedings for serious violations
- Industry Bodies: Self-regulatory enforcement where applicable
Compliance Measures:
- Regular Review: Periodic compliance assessment and improvement
- Legal Updates: Monitoring of regulatory changes and requirements
- Professional Advice: Legal consultation for complex compliance issues
- Training Programs: Staff training on regulatory requirements
- Documentation: Comprehensive compliance documentation and records
10.2 Sanctions and Penalties
Potential Sanctions:
- Enforcement Notices: Compliance orders and improvement notices
- Financial Penalties: Fines and monetary sanctions for violations
- Service Restrictions: Limitations on service provision or operations
- Criminal Prosecution: Criminal charges for serious violations
- Civil Liability: Damages and compensation for affected parties
Prevention Measures:
- Proactive Compliance: Proactive measures to prevent violations
- Risk Assessment: Regular compliance risk assessment and mitigation
- Incident Response: Prompt response to compliance issues and violations
- Remedial Action: Comprehensive remedial action for identified problems
- Continuous Improvement: Ongoing improvement of compliance systems
11. CONSUMER PROTECTION INTEGRATION
11.1 Consumer Rights Compliance
Consumer Protection Laws:
- Consumer Rights Act 2015: Compliance with digital content quality requirements
- Unfair Terms Regulations: Fair and transparent contract terms
- Consumer Contracts Regulations: Pre-contract information and cancellation rights
- Trade Descriptions: Accurate product descriptions and claims
- Price Transparency: Clear and accurate pricing information
Implementation Measures:
- Quality Standards: Digital content quality assurance procedures
- Fair Terms: Review and approval of contract terms for fairness
- Information Provision: Comprehensive pre-contract information provision
- Accurate Descriptions: Verification of product descriptions and claims
- Transparent Pricing: Clear pricing display and calculation procedures
11.2 Dispute Resolution
Internal Procedures:
- Customer Complaints: Clear procedures for customer complaint handling
- Investigation Process: Fair and thorough investigation of disputes
- Resolution Timeline: Reasonable timelines for dispute resolution
- Communication: Regular communication with customers during resolution
- Escalation: Senior management escalation for complex disputes
External Resolution:
- ADR Participation: Participation in appropriate alternative dispute resolution
- Court Proceedings: Cooperation with court proceedings and orders
- Regulatory Cooperation: Cooperation with regulatory investigations
- Industry Mediation: Use of industry-specific mediation services
- European ODR: EU Online Dispute Resolution platform participation
12. RECORD KEEPING AND DOCUMENTATION
12.1 Compliance Records
Documentation Requirements:
- Regulatory Compliance: Records of compliance with electronic commerce regulations
- Customer Communications: Records of customer interactions and communications
- Contract Formation: Documentation of contract formation and terms
- Dispute Resolution: Records of dispute resolution activities and outcomes
- Legal Consultations: Documentation of legal advice and consultation
Retention Periods:
- Contract Records: 7 years from contract completion
- Customer Communications: 3 years from last communication
- Compliance Documentation: 7 years from creation
- Dispute Records: 7 years from resolution
- Legal Advice: Indefinite retention for ongoing reference
12.2 Audit and Review
Internal Audit:
- Annual Review: Comprehensive annual compliance review
- Quarterly Assessment: Quarterly compliance monitoring and assessment
- Issue Identification: Proactive identification of compliance issues
- Remedial Action: Prompt remedial action for identified problems
- Continuous Improvement: Ongoing improvement of compliance systems
External Audit:
- Professional Review: Independent professional compliance review
- Regulatory Inspection: Cooperation with regulatory inspections and audits
- Certification: Pursuit of relevant compliance certifications
- Best Practice: Benchmarking against industry best practices
- Stakeholder Feedback: Integration of stakeholder feedback and suggestions
13. CONTACT INFORMATION
13.1 Regulatory Compliance
General Compliance Inquiries:
- Email: info@bittenpay.com
- Subject: “Electronic Commerce Compliance”
- Response Time: Within 24 hours
13.2 Legal Notifications
Legal and Regulatory Notices:
- Email: info@bittenpay.com
- Subject: “Legal Notice – ECR Compliance”
- Address: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ
- Urgent Matters: Phone contact available upon request
13.3 Customer Support
Customer Service:
- Email: info@bittenpay.com
- Subject: “Customer Service Inquiry”
- Response Time: Within 24 hours during business days
14. POLICY UPDATES
14.1 Regular Review
Review Schedule:
- Annual Comprehensive Review: Complete review of compliance framework
- Quarterly Legal Updates: Assessment of regulatory changes and requirements
- Ad-hoc Reviews: Reviews triggered by significant legal or operational changes
- Stakeholder Feedback: Integration of feedback from customers and partners
- Industry Monitoring: Regular monitoring of industry developments and best practices
14.2 Change Management
Update Procedures:
- Impact Assessment: Assessment of proposed changes on compliance and operations
- Stakeholder Consultation: Consultation with relevant internal and external stakeholders
- Implementation Planning: Detailed planning for change implementation
- Communication: Clear communication of changes to affected parties
- Training and Support: Training and support for implementing changes
15. GOVERNING LAW
This Electronic Commerce Regulations Compliance document is governed by the laws of England and Wales and demonstrates compliance with UK electronic commerce legislation.
16. EFFECTIVE DATE
This compliance framework is effective from 15 September 2025 and applies to all electronic commerce activities conducted through the DIGIFABRICA platform.
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