HUMAS SYSTEM TERMS OF SERVICE

Version 2.0 — AWAKENING 2.0 • First Official Edition
Effective date: 1 September 2026

These Terms of Service (the “Terms”) govern access to the websites, applications, digital platform, and related services of HUMAS System.

HUMAS System is operated by:

TRIONCORE OÜ
Registry code: 17512566
VAT number: EE102988923
Address: Pirita tee 28, 12011 Tallinn, Estonia
Telephone: +372 59180777
Email: info@humassystem.com

Please read these Terms carefully before using HUMAS System.

1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1.1. HUMAS System is a human-centered digital system designed to record, structure, preserve, and represent human participation and verified contribution.

1.2. These Terms apply to:

  • visiting the official HUMAS System websites;
  • creating and using an account;
  • personal participation in HUMAS System;
  • corporate participation and the use of corporate modules;
  • the use of HUID, Glyph, HUNIT, certifications, participation levels, dashboards, and other available functions;
  • other services that expressly refer to these Terms.

1.3. Certain functions, plans, corporate modules, pilot programs, or future elements of the ecosystem may be governed by additional terms, proposals, orders, agreements, or policies. If an individually agreed document conflicts with these Terms, the individually agreed document shall prevail to the extent of that conflict.

1.4. The HUMAS System Privacy Policy is a separate document and applies to the processing of personal data.

2. DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of these Terms:

“HUMAS System” or the “Service” means the digital environment, websites, applications, modules, and functions operated by TRIONCORE OÜ under the HUMAS System name.

“Operator” means TRIONCORE OÜ.

“Participant” means a natural person who uses HUMAS System on their own behalf or within an Organization.

“Organization” means a legal entity, institution, team, or other professional participant connected to the corporate functions of HUMAS System.

“Account” means a personal or corporate account through which access to the functions of the Service is provided.

“Participation Data” means information concerning activities, confirmations, certifications, achievements, and other forms of participation processed through the available functions of HUMAS System.

“HUID” means an internal participant identifier within the HUMAS System architecture. A HUID is not a government-issued document, an official proof of identity, or an independent electronic signature.

“Glyph” means a symbolic digital representation of participation generated within HUMAS System. A Glyph is not an assessment of a person, a medical indicator, a government identifier, or a guarantee of any personal qualities.

“HUNIT” means an internal unit of verified activity or participation calculated under the current HUMAS System methodology.

“Corporate Data” means data created or processed in connection with the use of corporate functions by an Organization and its participants.

3. ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS

3.1. A Participant accepts these Terms when the Participant:

  • creates an Account and confirms acceptance;
  • submits an application for participation or corporate access;
  • purchases a subscription or obtains access to a paid function;
  • continues using functions of the Service after receiving these Terms and having an opportunity to review them.

3.2. When a person merely visits the public pages of a website, the provisions concerning intellectual property, acceptable use, limitation of liability, and governing law apply to the extent relevant to such visit.

3.3. If a person uses the Service on behalf of an Organization, that person confirms that they have authority to accept the applicable terms on behalf of the Organization.

3.4. If a Participant does not agree to these Terms, the Participant must not create an Account or use restricted functions of the Service.

4. ELIGIBILITY

4.1. These Terms may be accepted independently by a person who is at least 18 years old or has otherwise reached the age of full legal capacity under applicable law.

4.2. Participation by minors is permitted only within a specifically designated program, with the appropriate consent of a legal representative and subject to additional requirements of the Operator and applicable law.

4.3. A Participant must provide accurate and current registration information and update it in a timely manner.

4.4. The Operator may request reasonable verification of identity, authority, or eligibility where necessary for security, legal compliance, prevention of abuse, or provision of a particular function.

4.5. A Participant may not transfer their personal Account to another person unless expressly permitted by the Operator.

5. ACCOUNT AND SECURITY

5.1. A Participant is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of their access credentials and for activities performed through their Account, unless such activities result from a security failure on the part of the Operator.

5.2. If unauthorized access is suspected, the Participant must notify the Operator without delay at info@humassystem.com.

5.3. It is prohibited to create false Accounts, impersonate another person, misrepresent authority, or circumvent established access restrictions.

5.4. The Operator applies reasonable organizational and technical security measures. Participants must also use secure access methods and follow the security instructions provided.

6. PURPOSE AND LIMITS OF THE SERVICE

6.1. HUMAS System helps record and preserve forms of human participation, observe their development, and build a verifiable history of contribution.

6.2. HUMAS System is not:

  • a medical, psychological, or diagnostic service;
  • a substitute for professional medical, legal, financial, or human-resources advice;
  • a government identity system;
  • a credit-rating system;
  • a tool for automatically determining the value of a person;
  • a guarantee of employment, income, reward, promotion, investment return, or any other outcome.

6.3. HUMAS System indicators and visualizations reflect the data and methodology of the Service. They do not constitute a complete or infallible description of a person’s identity, condition, abilities, performance, or future behavior.

6.4. The availability of functions depends on the version of the Service, selected participation level, subscription, corporate module, territory, technical readiness, and applicable legal requirements.

6.5. A description of a planned or developing function does not mean that the function is already available and does not create an obligation to launch it within a particular period unless expressly agreed in writing.

7. PERSONAL PARTICIPATION

7.1. A personal participation history remains associated with the Participant and does not become the property of an Organization merely because certain activities were performed in the course of employment, education, or a corporate program.

7.2. A Participant retains the rights provided by law in relation to their personal data and may use the available participation-management tools in accordance with the Privacy Policy and the functionality of the Service.

7.3. A Participant is responsible for the accuracy of materials and confirmations that they independently submit to HUMAS System.

7.4. The Operator may apply procedures for reviewing, correcting, labeling, or rejecting information if its accuracy cannot be verified, if it is duplicated or misleading, or if it violates these Terms.

8. CORPORATE PARTICIPATION

8.1. Corporate access is provided on the basis of a separate application, proposal, order, or agreement defining the selected modules, number of participants, price, term, scope of support, and other specific conditions.

8.2. An Organization must:

  • connect participants on a lawful and transparent basis;
  • provide employees and other participants with all required notices;
  • refrain from compelling a person to participate unless participation is required by law or a valid agreement;
  • use available data only for declared and lawful purposes;
  • comply with employment, data-protection, and anti-discrimination laws;
  • appoint authorized administrators and control their access.

8.3. Unless otherwise expressly provided by a corporate agreement and a lawful basis for processing, an Organization receives access only to agreed aggregated or organizational indicators, not to a Participant’s complete personal history.

8.4. Corporate indicators must not be used as the sole basis for dismissal, refusal of employment, disciplinary action, determination of compensation, or another decision capable of significantly affecting a person’s rights or position.

8.5. An Organization does not acquire ownership of a Participant’s identity, HUID, Glyph, or personal participation history.

8.6. The roles of the parties in the processing of Corporate Data may be further defined in a data-processing agreement or another applicable document.

9. HUID AND GLYPH

9.1. A HUID is used within the HUMAS System architecture to connect an Account with its participation history and available functions.

9.2. A Glyph is a symbolic and visual identifier of participation generated in accordance with the logic of HUMAS System.

9.3. A HUID and Glyph do not replace a passport, government-issued identity document, qualified electronic signature, professional license, medical opinion, or other official document.

9.4. A Participant may not alter, counterfeit, appropriate, or use another person’s HUID or Glyph without a lawful basis and authorization.

9.5. The specific form of a HUID or Glyph, the method by which it is generated, and its permitted uses may change as the architecture of the Service evolves.

10. HUNIT AND FUTURE ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS

10.1. In the current version of HUMAS System, HUNIT is an internal accounting unit of verified activity or participation.

10.2. HUNIT itself:

  • is not legal tender;
  • is not electronic money, a bank deposit, or a payment instrument;
  • is not a security, an ownership interest in TRIONCORE OÜ, or an investment product;
  • does not constitute a claim for a fixed monetary amount;
  • does not guarantee income, appreciation, exchange, withdrawal, or receipt of a digital asset.

10.3. The display of HUNIT does not constitute an absolute assessment of a person’s energy, identity, health, dignity, or professional value. HUNIT reflects the application of the current methodology to verified activities and Participation Data.

10.4. Any ability to use HUNIT in connection with HUMAScoin (HUMSX), digital wallets, blockchain functions, exchange, or withdrawal arises only after the relevant function has been officially launched and is governed by separate terms, eligibility criteria, technical restrictions, and applicable law.

10.5. Until such separate terms have been accepted, possession of HUNIT does not create an unconditional entitlement to HUMSX, conversion, listing, market liquidity, or payment.

10.6. It is prohibited to sell, promise, advertise, pledge, or transfer HUNIT outside the expressly authorized functionality of HUMAS System.

10.7. The Operator may correct indicators that were calculated incorrectly, duplicated, obtained through manipulation, or generated by a technical error after reasonable review and, where practicable, after notifying the affected Participant.

11. CERTIFICATIONS, LEVELS, AND VERIFICATIONS

11.1. HUMAS System certifications, statuses, and levels indicate that the criteria in force at the time of their award were satisfied.

11.2. Unless expressly stated otherwise, they do not constitute government accreditation, a professional license, or a guarantee of qualification for a regulated activity.

11.3. Criteria may evolve. Material changes affecting a previously obtained status are applied transparently and with due regard for previously verified participation.

11.4. A status may be suspended or withdrawn if it was obtained through falsified information, abuse, a material violation of the rules, or a technical error.

12. PARTICIPANT CONTENT

12.1. A Participant retains the rights to materials that they lawfully upload to or create within the Service.

12.2. The Participant grants the Operator a limited, non-exclusive right to store, process, reproduce, and technically transform such materials solely to the extent necessary to operate, protect, and develop the requested functions of the Service.

12.3. The Participant confirms that they are entitled to provide the relevant materials and that the materials do not infringe the rights of others, confidentiality requirements, or applicable law.

12.4. A Participant must not upload excessive personal data, special categories of personal data, or confidential information concerning third parties unless this is provided for by a particular function and supported by an appropriate lawful basis.

13. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

13.1. Rights in HUMAS System, including its software, architecture, algorithms, methodologies, texts, design, visual language, databases, designations, trademarks, and other elements, belong to TRIONCORE OÜ or the respective rights holders.

13.2. A Participant is granted a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, and non-transferable right to use the available functions of the Service in accordance with these Terms.

13.3. These Terms do not transfer to a Participant any ownership rights in HUMAS System or its intellectual architecture.

13.4. Without appropriate authorization, it is prohibited to copy, sell, license, publish, extract substantial parts of, create derivative systems from, or use elements of HUMAS System to develop a competing product, except where expressly permitted by mandatory law.

13.5. The names HUMAS System, HUMAS, HUID, HUNIT, HUMAScoin, Verified by Energy, and related designations may be used only with written authorization or in accordance with official brand rules.

14. ACCEPTABLE USE

It is prohibited to:

  • violate applicable law or the rights of others;
  • interfere with the operation, security, or availability of the Service;
  • circumvent restrictions, verification procedures, access levels, or protective mechanisms;
  • gain unauthorized access to data, Accounts, or infrastructure;
  • use automated data collection without the Operator’s authorization;
  • distribute malicious code, spam, or unlawful, discriminatory, or misleading content;
  • manipulate Participation Data, certifications, HUNIT, statuses, or verifications;
  • conduct unauthorized surveillance of employees or other participants;
  • present HUMAS System indicators as a medical diagnosis, government rating, or guaranteed financial asset;
  • use the Service in a manner capable of causing harm to a person, Organization, the Operator, or the HUMAS System ecosystem.

15. PAID FUNCTIONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS, AND CORPORATE PAYMENTS

15.1. The price, taxes, billing period, included functions, and renewal conditions are communicated before a paid service is ordered or are specified in an individual proposal or corporate agreement.

15.2. A recurring subscription renews automatically only where this was clearly disclosed before purchase and the Participant expressly agreed to such renewal.

15.3. The method for cancelling a subscription is stated in the interface, order confirmation, or conditions of the relevant plan. Cancellation prevents future renewal but does not cancel a period that has already been performed, unless otherwise required by law or specific terms.

15.4. A consumer’s rights to pre-contractual information, withdrawal from a distance contract, reimbursement, and legal remedies remain available to the extent provided by mandatory law.

15.5. If a consumer requests that the supply of a digital service begin before the end of a statutory withdrawal period, the Operator will obtain the confirmations required by law and inform the consumer of the consequences of that choice where required.

15.6. For an Organization, invoicing, payment, taxes, changes to the scope of access, and termination of corporate services are governed by the individual agreement.

16. PERSONAL DATA AND PRIVACY

16.1. The processing of personal data is described in the current HUMAS System Privacy Policy and, where necessary, in additional notices.

16.2. Depending on the function and context, the Operator and an Organization may have different roles under data-protection law. Their roles and obligations are determined by the actual purposes of processing, applicable law, and the relevant agreements.

16.3. A Participant may submit personal-data requests to info@humassystem.com.

16.4. The use of cookies and similar technologies is governed by a separate cookie notice or policy.

17. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

17.1. HUMAS System may contain links to third-party websites or integrations. Their use is governed by the terms of the respective providers.

17.2. The Operator does not control third-party services and is not responsible for their content or actions, except where the Operator’s responsibility is expressly established by law or a separate agreement.

17.3. Connecting a digital wallet, blockchain service, payment provider, or another external system, if such a function becomes available, may require acceptance of separate terms and completion of checks required by law.

18. AVAILABILITY AND CHANGES TO THE SERVICE

18.1. The Operator seeks to maintain the stable and secure operation of HUMAS System but does not guarantee completely uninterrupted or error-free availability.

18.2. Access may be temporarily restricted for maintenance, updates, remediation of security threats, compliance with legal requirements, or circumstances beyond the Operator’s reasonable control.

18.3. The Operator may change the interface, methodology, functions, and technical architecture where necessary for development, security, legal compliance, or quality of the Service.

18.4. If a change materially reduces the principal functionality of an already paid period, the Operator will provide notice and an applicable remedy in accordance with the contract and the law.

19. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION OF ACCESS

19.1. A Participant may stop using the Service and request closure of their Account through an available method or by contacting info@humassystem.com.

19.2. The Operator may restrict or suspend access where there are reasonable grounds to believe that:

  • these Terms or the law have been violated;
  • an Account or the infrastructure is at risk;
  • fraud, manipulation, or unauthorized access has occurred;
  • use is causing or may cause material harm to other persons or to the Service;
  • an agreed payment has not been made;
  • restriction is required by a competent authority or applicable law.

19.3. Where reasonable and where doing so does not create an additional risk, the Operator will provide notice of the reason for the restriction and an opportunity to remedy the violation or submit an objection.

19.4. The deletion, return, export, or continued retention of data following termination of participation is governed by the Privacy Policy, the applicable corporate agreement, technical capabilities, and mandatory law.

19.5. Termination of access does not affect provisions that by their nature continue to apply, including provisions concerning intellectual property, liability, payments, dispute resolution, and data protection.

20. LIABILITY

20.1. Each party is responsible for a breach of its obligations in accordance with these Terms and applicable law.

20.2. Participants and Organizations independently assess decisions made on the basis of information provided by the Service. HUMAS System indicators must be used as an additional source of understanding and not as the sole basis for decisions that significantly affect a person.

20.3. The Operator is not responsible for inaccuracies caused by false, incomplete, or outdated data supplied by a Participant, Organization, or third party where the Operator was not required to identify the inaccuracy.

20.4. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Operator is not liable for indirect loss, loss of profit, loss of business opportunity, or consequences of decisions made contrary to the purpose and limitations of the Service.

20.5. In relation to an Organization, the Operator’s aggregate liability arising from the Service is limited to the amount actually paid by the Organization for the relevant Service during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to liability, unless otherwise provided by an individual agreement.

20.6. The limitations in this section do not apply in cases of intent, gross negligence, death or personal injury, violation of mandatory consumer rights, or in other cases where limitation of liability is prohibited by law.

21. CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND REASONABLE CONTROL

The Operator is not considered to be in breach of an obligation to the extent that its performance is prevented by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including major communications or infrastructure failures, actions of public authorities, natural disasters, armed conflict, cyberattacks, and other events of force majeure. The Operator will take reasonable measures to reduce the consequences and restore the Service.

22. CHANGES TO THE TERMS

22.1. The Operator may update these Terms in connection with the development of HUMAS System, changes in law, the launch of new functions, or the need to improve security and clarity.

22.2. The date and number of the current version are published at the beginning of the document.

22.3. Registered Participants will be informed of material changes in advance through the Service, by email, or through another available channel, except where an immediate change is required by law or to address an urgent security threat.

22.4. If a Participant does not agree with a material change, the Participant may stop using the Service before the change takes effect. Mandatory consumer rights and rights that arose before the change remain unaffected.

23. GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

23.1. These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Estonia.

23.2. The choice of Estonian law does not deprive a consumer of protection granted by the mandatory provisions of the country of the consumer’s habitual residence where those provisions apply irrespective of the choice of law.

23.3. Before referring a dispute to an external body, the parties will seek to resolve it through good-faith negotiations. A notice should be sent to info@humassystem.com and include a description of the circumstances and the requested resolution.

23.4. The Operator reviews consumer complaints and responds within the periods prescribed by applicable law.

23.5. A consumer may refer a dispute to a competent alternative consumer dispute-resolution body. For disputes falling within its competence, the competent body in Estonia is the Consumer Disputes Committee at the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority.

23.6. Disputes with Organizations that cannot be resolved by agreement between the parties will be heard by a competent court of the Republic of Estonia unless otherwise provided by an individual agreement.

23.7. A consumer retains the right to bring proceedings in a court having jurisdiction under the mandatory rules of the applicable jurisdiction.

24. MISCELLANEOUS

24.1. If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect. The invalid provision will apply to the maximum extent permitted or will be replaced by the applicable rule of law.

24.2. A failure by the Operator to exercise a right in a particular instance does not constitute a waiver of that right.

24.3. A Participant may not assign their rights or obligations under these Terms without the Operator’s consent, except where permitted by law. The Operator may assign its rights and obligations in connection with a reorganization, sale of business, or transfer of the Service, provided that the applicable rights of Participants are preserved.

24.4. Headings are used for convenience and do not affect the interpretation of the provisions.

24.5. Where translations of these Terms are available, the language version expressly designated by the Operator as the governing version will prevail. This rule does not restrict a consumer’s mandatory right to receive clear and comprehensible information.

25. CONTACT INFORMATION

For questions concerning these Terms, the use of HUMAS System, or the submission of a complaint:

TRIONCORE OÜ
Registry code: 17512566
VAT number: EE102988923
Pirita tee 28
12011 Tallinn
Estonia

Telephone: +372 59180777
Email: info@humassystem.com
Website: https://humassystem.com


HUMAS System
Infrastructure for Human Contribution.
Human contribution becomes visible, structured, and preserved.