Why am I agreeing to another company’s terms as well as Seayora’s?

Because the processor is opening an account in your name and is the one moving the money. Two documents, two parties: Seayora’s Terms section 9A covers your relationship with us, the processor’s terms cover your relationship with it. The processor’s General Terms are shown in full at the consent step and must be read to the end; Section 9A is linked beside them, and you should read both.

From the guide What You Take On When You Get Paid Through Seayora.

Where to read the real thing

Section 9A of the Terms of Service is the binding version, and the consent step of your payout application shows the processor’s General Terms of Service in full — you scroll to the end before you can accept them — and links its privacy policy and its list of businesses it will not accept. This article is a summary, not advice; where the two differ, the Terms govern.

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