Terms and Conditions

1 Introduction

Tradera’s policies available on our website and listed below form an integral part of this User Agreement and govern the terms for your access to and use of Tradera’s websites, marketplace services, applications, add-on services, digital features and tools (collectively, the “Services”). References to the User Agreement also include these policies.

The following policies form part of the User Agreement:

Rules on Tradera

Rules for Buyers

Tradera’s security work

Rights holder and Tradera

Privacy Policy

Terms and Conditions - payments (customers residing in Sweden)

Terms and Conditions - payments (customers residing abroad)

Rules regarding prohibited and unauthorized items or listing

Feedback rules

Policy for best match sorting

In the event of any inconsistency between this User Agreement and the policies listed above, this User Agreement shall prevail unless expressly stated otherwise.

By registering an account or using the Services, you accept this User Agreement. The agreement is entered into between you and Tradera Marketplace AB, company registration number 556569-4642, Solnavägen 3H, SE-113 63 Stockholm, Sweden (“Tradera” or “We”). To register an account, you must be at least 16 years old.

In order to pay for a purchased item or receive payment for a sold item, you must also accept the applicable payment terms. Different payment terms apply depending on whether you reside in Sweden or abroad: Payment Terms (customers residing in Sweden) and Payment Terms (customers residing outside Sweden) (the “Payment Terms”). The Payment Terms apply in addition to this User Agreement and specifically govern matters relating to payments and payment services. In the event of any inconsistency in matters relating to payments/payment services, the applicable Payment Terms shall prevail.

This User Agreement applies from 15th of april 2026. The latest version is always available on our website. Previous versions may apply during the period in which they were in force.

Tradera’s contact details are available via Tradera Customer Service.

2 Scope

Tradera is a digital marketplace that enables users to market, sell and buy goods and services in accordance with applicable law and Tradera’s rules. Tradera provides a technical platform and acts as an intermediary between users. Tradera is not a party to the purchase agreements entered into between buyers and sellers and is not responsible for the performance of such agreements. Tradera is not an auctioneer in the traditional sense and does not own the items marketed or sold through the Services. Purchase agreements are entered into directly between buyers and sellers.

As part of the Services, We may provide guidance on prices, pricing, listings and other matters. Such guidance is provided for informational purposes only and is not binding. Tradera has no general obligation to monitor content published through the Services and does not carry out any systematic prior review of listings. However, We reserve the right to take measures in accordance with this User Agreement.

Tradera has no control over and makes no warranties regarding:

(i) whether listed items exist, are of a certain quality, are safe or lawful; (ii) whether users’ content, listings or reviews are accurate and truthful; (iii) sellers’ ability to fulfill their obligations; or (iv) whether buyers or sellers will actually complete a transaction or return an item.

Any buyer protection or other compensation offered by Tradera is governed separately and does not mean that Tradera becomes a party to the purchase agreement or assumes the seller’s responsibility.

3 Using Tradera

3.1 Prohibited use

Use of the Services requires that you comply with this User Agreement and applicable law. When using or accessing the Services, you may not:

• publish, market or upload content or items in incorrect categories or areas;
• violate or circumvent applicable law, third-party rights or this User Agreement;
• publish or use illegal content;
• sell items that infringe third-party intellectual property rights;
• use the Services if you lack legal capacity or have been temporarily or permanently suspended;
• fail to pay for items you have purchased, except in cases stated in our Buyer Rules or under applicable law;
• fail to deliver items you have sold in accordance with the terms of the listing;
• manipulate prices, bidding or other users’ listings;
• publish false, misleading, offensive or otherwise improper content;
• take actions that may undermine rating or feedback systems (see our Feedback Rules);
• transfer your account or login credentials to another person or allow another person to use them;
• send spam, bulk messages, chain letters or similar communications;
• distribute viruses or other malicious code;
• use automated methods such as scraping, robots or similar without Tradera’s prior written consent;
• circumvent technical protection measures, disrupt the functionality of the Services or place an unreasonable burden on our infrastructure;
• export or re-export applications or tools in violation of export control laws;
• copy, reproduce, modify, process, translate, transmit, distribute, make publicly available or otherwise use content from the Services - including Tradera’s works, photographs, images, trademarks, texts, databases or other materials - other than as permitted under this User Agreement or with Tradera’s or, where applicable, the relevant rights holder’s prior written consent;
• resell, sublicense, distribute or otherwise commercially exploit the Services or any part thereof, including Tradera’s applications, software, APIs or technical solutions, without Tradera’s prior written consent; or
• collect information about users without consent.

You may also not otherwise use the Services in any way that violates this User Agreement or applicable law. A breach of the above may result in measures under Section 4 (Misuse of Tradera).

3.2 Business users

If you register as a business user, you certify that you are authorized to represent and bind the business to this User Agreement.

You are obliged to provide such information as is necessary for Tradera to comply with applicable legal requirements. If such information is incorrect, incomplete or outdated, Tradera may restrict or terminate your access to the Services in accordance with this User Agreement.

3.3 Provision of digital service and right of withdrawal

We will begin providing the Services to you as soon as you have accepted this User Agreement. Unless otherwise agreed between you and Tradera, you consent to not having a right to withdraw from this User Agreement under the Swedish Distance Contracts and Off-Premises Contracts Act (2005:59) once we have begun providing the Services.

3.4 Inactive or unverified accounts

Tradera has the right to terminate or restrict a user account if the account cannot be verified or has been inactive for a continuous period of twelve (12) months. An account cannot be verified if the user fails to provide requested information or if the registered information is incorrect, incomplete or outdated. Measures under this provision do not affect Tradera’s right to take immediate measures under Section 4 (Misuse of Tradera).

3.5 Termination of account

You have the right to terminate your user account by contacting Tradera Customer Service. Before the account is terminated, all ongoing sales, bids and purchases must have been completed and any outstanding fees paid. Termination of the account does not affect rights or obligations that arose before the termination. After the account has been terminated, you are no longer entitled to place bids, make purchases or list new items.

3.6 Illegal content

Information or content published or used through the Services in violation of applicable law constitutes illegal content. Tradera may take measures against such content in accordance with this User Agreement and applicable law.

4 Misuse of Tradera

4.1 General

Tradera has the right to take measures where there are objective grounds to assume that a user is violating this User Agreement, applicable law or third-party rights. We may limit, suspend or terminate the Services and user accounts, restrict or prohibit access to and use of the Services, stop bids and remove listings, delay or remove content on the website, remove specific status updates linked to an account, reduce or remove discounts, and take technical and legal measures to prevent you from using the Services if:

• there are objective grounds to assume that you are causing problems or risk of liability for damages;
• there are objective grounds to assume that the measure is necessary to increase the safety of Tradera’s users or reduce the risk of payment liability;
• there are objective grounds to assume that you are infringing a third party’s rights;
• there are objective grounds to assume that you are acting contrary to the purpose of this User Agreement;
• there are objective grounds to assume that you are harassing or abusing our employees or users;
• We, despite reasonable efforts, cannot verify information you have provided to us;
• you publish or use illegal content; or
• you fail to pay fees for the Services when due.

This provision does not limit any other remedies to which Tradera is entitled. Where an issue arises concerning a buyer or seller, we may, when applying the User Agreement, take previous events and the specific circumstances of the case into account. Tradera will make a proportionate assessment in each individual case, taking previous breaches and the circumstances of the specific case into account.

In accordance with applicable law, Tradera has an obligation to suspend users who repeatedly publish or use manifestly illegal content. Measures under this section must be proportionate to the breach.

4.2 If you are a seller

In addition to the measures set out in Section 4.1 (General), Tradera has, without any obligation to refund unless otherwise required by mandatory law, the right to terminate the Services in whole or in part and prevent you from selling additional goods on Tradera where there are objective grounds to assume that:

• you are insolvent or otherwise unable to meet your payment obligations;
• you are breaching this User Agreement or Tradera’s Payment Terms, or there are objective grounds to assume that, due to your conduct or circumstances, you are at substantial risk of breaching such terms;
• you provide incorrect, misleading or incomplete information or conceal relevant circumstances;
• you publish or use illegal content; or
• you offer goods or services that are contrary to Tradera’s policies in force from time to time, applicable law, or accepted rules of card companies, their industry associations, or other payment service providers relevant to Tradera.

Tradera has the right to request and review such information from you as is necessary to assess whether you comply with your obligations under this User Agreement and the applicable Payment Terms.

Tradera reserves the right to inform relevant rights holders if you sell or have sold an item suspected of being a counterfeit trademark item or otherwise infringing a third party’s intellectual property rights on Tradera’s platform.

4.3 Suspension or restriction of business users’ use of the Services

If Tradera decides to fully or partially suspend or restrict a business user’s access to or use of the Services, the affected business user shall be informed on a durable medium no later than at the time the measure takes effect. The notice shall contain a statement of reasons for the decision in accordance with applicable law.

If Tradera decides to fully terminate a business user’s access to or use of the Services, the business user shall be informed at least thirty (30) days before the decision takes effect, together with a statement of reasons for the decision.

The notice period of thirty (30) days does not apply if:

• Tradera is subject to a legal obligation requiring the provision of the Services to be terminated in a way that does not permit compliance with the notice period;
• Tradera is entitled to terminate the agreement with immediate effect under mandatory national legislation that complies with EU law; or
• there are objective grounds to assume that the affected business user has repeatedly breached this User Agreement or the applicable Payment Terms.

If the notice period does not apply, Tradera shall provide a statement of reasons for the decision without undue delay, unless otherwise follows from applicable law.

To the extent required by applicable law, Tradera is not obliged to provide specific facts or circumstances underlying the decision to suspend, restrict or terminate a business user’s use of the Services if Tradera is prevented from doing so by law or if disclosure would jeopardize security, an ongoing investigation into fraud, or other misuse of the Services.

Measures under this section must be proportionate, taking into account the nature, seriousness and circumstances of the breach in the individual case.

4.4 Statement of reasons for decisions

If Tradera restricts the visibility of content, removes or disables access to content, suspends monetary payouts, terminates accounts, or otherwise terminates or restricts the provision of the Services due to a user having (i) breached this User Agreement or (ii) published or used illegal content under Sections 4.1-4.3, Tradera shall, in accordance with applicable law, provide the affected user with a statement of reasons for the decision.

The statement of reasons shall, where applicable, include information on:

(i) the facts and circumstances underlying the decision, including whether the decision was made following a notification or on Tradera’s own initiative;

(ii) any use of automated means in the decision-making process;

(iii) the legal basis relied on if the decision concerns allegedly illegal content;

(iv) the contractual basis relied on if the decision concerns a breach of the User Agreement; and

(v) the user’s possibilities to request review or otherwise challenge the decision.

The obligation to provide a statement of reasons does not apply to the extent Tradera is prevented by law from providing such information or if disclosure would jeopardize security or an ongoing investigation into fraud or other misuse of the Services.

For an overview of measures and decisions taken as part of Tradera’s content moderation work, please refer to Tradera’s annually updated transparency report.

4.5 Notice-and-action mechanism for users

Users of the Services may report content they consider to constitute illegal content by using the reporting function available on each listing page by clicking “Report” or via another designated contact channel.

Reports shall be handled without undue delay and in an objective and non-discriminatory manner. Tradera confirms receipt of the report in accordance with applicable law. Tradera may request supplementary information if necessary to assess the report. Decisions taken as a result of a report are made in accordance with this User Agreement and applicable law.

5 Fees and invoicing

Fees may be charged for the use of Tradera’s services. Applicable fees are set out in Tradera’s price lists in force from time to time for private individuals and business users, respectively, and may vary depending on which service is used, the item’s characteristics and category, price, market, and any optional services or adjustments. The price lists are provided for information purposes and may be updated on an ongoing basis.

For sellers, applicable fees are shown when a listing is created or modified, or when an optional service is ordered. The fee shown at that time applies when the item is sold or the service is performed. For buyers, fees such as buyer protection and other optional services may be added in connection with a purchase or auction. Buyer protection may be mandatory or optional, and the buyer protection fee may vary depending on several factors, such as the item’s characteristics and order value. Buyer protection is always clearly shown in the purchase flow, including during bidding, together with the total amount to be paid before the purchase is completed or a binding bid is placed. Fees may also be charged when corrections are required to ensure a transaction can be completed correctly, for example in case of incorrectly stated information or discrepancies in shipping or weight information.

The binding fee is always the fee shown when a listing is created, an optional service is ordered, a purchase is completed or a binding bid is placed, depending on the user’s role in the transaction. Tradera may amend price lists and fee levels from time to time. Such changes apply to new listings, new actions and new transactions from the time they are introduced. By using the Services, you accept Tradera’s invoicing procedures and payment terms in accordance with Tradera’s invoicing and payment policy in force from time to time, and that invoices and other payment information are provided electronically.

6 Listing terms

When offering an item for sale, you undertake to comply with this User Agreement and Tradera’s policies in force from time to time, including Rules on Tradera and the Rules for prohibited and impermissible items or listing arrangements. You thereby confirm that:

• you are responsible for the content of the listing and accept that listings must comply with our User Agreement, including rules regarding prohibited and impermissible items or listing arrangements;
• your listing may become searchable by keyword or category only up to 24 hours after publication. Tradera does not guarantee that the listing will be available for any particular period of time;
• the placement and visibility of your listing in search results on Tradera or external search engines may be affected by factors such as listing format, title, bidding activity, end time, keywords, price, shipping cost, ratings and feedback about you as a seller;
• some optional add-on services or upgrades may be limited to certain parts of the Services;
• certain features or services require you to enter into a separate agreement with a third party, and such third party determines whether you are granted access to them;
• you must accept the applicable payment terms for the payment method you choose when listing, selling and receiving payment;
• Tradera has the right to agree with third-party providers of payment solutions that they may withhold parts of the compensation otherwise payable to you in order to settle fees owed by you to Tradera. We also have the right to withhold such amounts to the extent provided by this User Agreement or the applicable Payment Terms; and
• access to certain features within the Services may be subject to limitations based on your use of the Services or your compliance with this User Agreement.

7 Purchase terms

When purchasing an item, you undertake to comply with this User Agreement and Tradera’s Buyer Rules. You thereby confirm that:

• you are responsible for reviewing the listing, including the description, terms and shipping options, before placing a bid or committing to purchase an item;
• a binding agreement between you and the seller is formed when you agree to buy an item, place the winning bid, or when your bid is otherwise accepted in accordance with the terms of the listing;
• certain features or services may require you to enter into a separate agreement with a third party, and such third party determines whether and to what extent you are granted access to them;
• you accept the applicable Payment Terms for the payment method relevant to you; and
• you accept the terms applicable to the shipping option you choose in connection with the purchase.

8 International sales and purchases

In connection with international sales and purchases, the user is responsible for complying with all applicable laws and regulations, including rules relating to export, customs, taxes and other charges that may arise in connection with cross-border trade.

Tradera may provide features, services or automated tools (including those provided by third parties) enabling full or partial translation of listings or other content on the platform. Users themselves choose whether to use such features. Tradera does not guarantee that translations are available, complete or accurate. Translations are provided for the user’s convenience and are used at the user’s own risk.

9 Content

Tradera has the right, but not the obligation, to store, use, reproduce, process, distribute and make available content that you publish or otherwise make available through your use of the Services, to the extent necessary to provide, operate, develop and market the Services. “Content” means all information that you publish or make available through the Services, including but not limited to photographs, images, texts, words, video, data, concepts, ideas, technology, databases and trademarks.

By providing content, you grant Tradera a non-exclusive, global and royalty-free right to use, reproduce, process, translate, distribute, publicly display and make the content available to the extent required for the stated purpose. Tradera has the right to grant corresponding rights to group companies as well as partners and service providers to the extent necessary to provide and market the Services. The grant applies for as long as the content is available through the Services and thereafter to the extent necessary for archiving, legal obligations, dispute resolution and documentation.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you consent to Tradera making such changes to the content as are technically necessary to adapt it to different formats, devices or distribution channels, without this being deemed to infringe your moral rights.

You are responsible for ensuring that the content you publish is accurate and that you have the right to use and make it available. You warrant that the content does not infringe third-party rights.

Tradera allows users to leave feedback on completed transactions. Such feedback may be published and made available through the Services. Personal data is processed in accordance with Tradera’s Privacy Policy.

10 Liability

10.1 Availability and functionality

Tradera strives to maintain good security and availability in the Services. However, we do not guarantee that the Services will be available without interruption or disruption. Updates of bids and other notification functions are not provided in real time and may be affected by delays outside Tradera’s control.

10.2 Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, Tradera (including parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliated companies, representatives, officers, agents and employees) shall not be liable for indirect or consequential damages, such as loss in business operations, loss of data, loss of profit, lost business opportunities, loss of goodwill or interruption of business.

Tradera shall also not be liable for damages arising directly or indirectly as a result of:

• your use of the Services or your inability to use the Services;
• pricing, shipping or other guidance provided by Tradera;
• delays or interruptions in the Services;
• viruses or other malicious code spread through the Services or through links to third parties;
• third-party content, acts or omissions;
• measures taken under Section 4 (Misuse of Tradera), including suspension or restriction of an account;
• how, when or whether your listing is shown in search results or otherwise exposed through the Services; or
• your need to adapt your business due to changes in the Services or this User Agreement.

10.3 User responsibility

You are responsible for ensuring that your use of the Services complies with applicable law and this User Agreement. You are also responsible for ensuring that the items you list, sell or buy through the Services are lawful and that the information you publish is accurate and not misleading. Tradera does not generally verify users’ identities, content or listings in advance. Although we use technical and manual measures to prevent misuse, we cannot guarantee that information published by users is accurate, complete or current. Tradera is not responsible for the accuracy of users’ stated identities.

10.4 Scope of limitation of liability

If, notwithstanding the above, We are found liable, Tradera’s total liability to you or any third party shall be limited to the greater of:

(a) the price of the relevant item including the initial shipping cost, (b) the fees paid by you to Tradera during the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to liability, or (c) SEK 1,000.

This limitation of liability does not apply in cases of wilful misconduct or gross negligence and does not limit liability under mandatory law.

11 Indemnification

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you shall indemnify Tradera (including parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliated companies, representatives, officers, agents and employees) for all damages, losses, costs and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, arising as a result of:

• your breach of this User Agreement;
• your use of the Services in violation of applicable law; or
• your content or conduct infringing third-party rights.

The indemnification obligation covers losses that are reasonably causally connected to the breach.

12 Additional terms for the “Shop” add-on service

If you use the add-on service “Shop”, which is intended for business users, this section applies in addition to the other parts of the User Agreement. Tradera strives to maintain a high and consistent level of quality on the platform. For the Shop add-on service, this means that assortment, product descriptions, delivery terms, customer communication and other presentation must maintain a high and professional standard. In addition to the seller rules in force from time to time, Tradera has the right to impose additional general or individual requirements on a Shop, including with respect to:

• delivery times and delivery terms;
• the nature and scope of the product range;
• the quality and design of images, product descriptions and other presentation; and
• compliance with applicable laws, industry rules and payment service provider requirements.

Such requirements may follow from general guidelines or be decided individually for the purpose of ensuring quality, customer protection and the functionality of the platform.

If your Shop does not meet the applicable requirements, you will be asked to remedy the issue within a reasonable period specified in the notice. If no remedy is made within the specified period, Tradera has the right to fully or partially limit or terminate access to the Shop add-on service in accordance with Section 4.3 (Suspension or restriction of business users’ use of the Services).

Tradera also has the right to remove listings or other content relating to the Shop and take other proportionate measures necessary to ensure compliance. Current price lists and specific terms for the Shop add-on service are set out in the information on our Shop page in force from time to time. The Shop add-on service may be terminated by either party with thirty (30) days’ notice, unless otherwise follows from this User Agreement.

13 Additional terms for Tradera’s integration with Facebook Marketplace

13.1 General regarding the Marketplace Integration

Tradera offers an integration with Meta’s platform Facebook Marketplace (the “Marketplace Integration”). Through the Marketplace Integration, listings published on Tradera may be shown on Facebook Marketplace in accordance with the terms of this section. Use of the Marketplace Integration is voluntary. You may opt out of the Marketplace Integration at any time by adjusting the settings in your user account or by contacting Tradera Customer Service. The number of listings that may be published through the Marketplace Integration per user and month may be limited. Tradera will inform users of applicable limitations and reserves the right to change them from time to time. The Marketplace Integration is available only to private individuals. Business users may not use the Marketplace Integration.

13.2 Compliance with Meta’s terms and applicable law

For a listing to be displayed via the Marketplace Integration, it must comply with:

• Meta’s community standards, commerce policies and requirements for Marketplace seller listings in force from time to time;
• this User Agreement and Tradera’s policies; and
• applicable law.

You are responsible for ensuring that your use of the Marketplace Integration complies with the above requirements. Tradera may be obliged to inform Meta in case of suspected violation of applicable law or Meta’s rules within the framework of the Marketplace Integration.

13.3 Transfer of information

To enable the Marketplace Integration, Tradera transfers information to Meta, including information regarding:

• your profile and your feedback on Tradera;
• the item’s description and condition;
• pricing and delivery options; and
• other information shown in your listing.

More information on the processing and transfer of personal data in connection with the Marketplace Integration is set out in Tradera’s Privacy Policy.

13.4 No guarantee of display or format

Tradera does not guarantee that your listings will be displayed via the Marketplace Integration. Meta may adjust, adapt or present information from your listing according to its own formats, algorithms and display principles. Tradera has no ability to control how a listing is displayed via Facebook Marketplace and is not responsible for how information is presented there.

13.5 User undertakings

By using the Marketplace Integration, you confirm that:

(i) you will fulfill all representations, warranties and undertakings you make in listings displayed through the Marketplace Integration; and (ii) you comply with Meta’s platform terms, commercial terms and user agreement in force from time to time.

13.6 Removal of listings and contact

Meta and Tradera have the right to remove or discontinue the display of a listing via the Marketplace Integration at any time if the listing does not comply with Meta’s or Tradera’s terms or applicable law.

If you wish to request that a listing be removed from Facebook Marketplace, have comments or questions about the Marketplace Integration, or wish to submit a complaint, you may contact Tradera Customer Service.

14 If you are a consumer

If you are a consumer, mandatory consumer protection legislation applies in addition to this User Agreement. Nothing in this User Agreement shall be interpreted as limiting any rights granted to you under such law.

Terms in this User Agreement shall not impose greater liability on you than what follows from mandatory consumer protection legislation. This applies in particular to Sections 10 (Liability) and 11 (Indemnification).

15 Ranking of business users in the Services

Tradera uses various parameters to determine how business users’ listings and offers are ranked and presented in the Services.

The main parameters affecting ranking are set out in Tradera’s “Best Match” policy. These parameters may, for example, relate to relevance in relation to search terms, price, delivery conditions, user feedback, listing quality, previous sales history and other factors intended to ensure a good user experience. The relative importance of the parameters may vary depending on the context, the user’s search behaviour, the listing format and other circumstances.

Further information on the main parameters and their relative importance is available in Tradera’s “Best Match” policy.

16 Disputes and complaints

16.1 Initial handling

If a dispute arises between you and Tradera concerning the Services, the parties shall first attempt to resolve the dispute through Tradera Customer Service.

16.2 Internal complaint-handling system

Tradera provides an internal complaint-handling system.

If Tradera makes a decision to restrict, remove, disable access to content, suspend an account or otherwise take action under this User Agreement or applicable law, you have the right to request a review through the internal complaint-handling system within six (6) months from the date the decision was notified.

Tradera will handle complaints promptly, objectively and proportionately and communicate its decision individually. Where applicable, Tradera will also inform you of possibilities for alternative dispute resolution outside court.

16.3 Mediation for business users

In accordance with applicable rules for online platforms, Tradera is willing, in good faith, to participate in mediation with business users in disputes relating to the provision of the Services that could not be resolved through Tradera’s internal complaint-handling system.

In such cases, Tradera may propose at least two or more independent mediators suitable to assist the parties in reaching a resolution of the dispute.

16.4 Alternative dispute resolution for consumers

If you are a consumer, you have the right to turn to the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (“ARN”) or another competent alternative dispute resolution body within the EU. Information about ARN is available at www.arn.se.

16.5 Governing law and forum

This User Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Swedish law. Disputes shall be decided by the Swedish general courts. For users who are not consumers, Stockholm District Court shall be the court of first instance.

For consumers, jurisdiction shall be determined in accordance with mandatory consumer legislation.

17 Miscellaneous

17.1 Validity

If any provision of this User Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable in whole or in part, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. The provisions that remain valid shall continue in full force and effect.

Where possible, the invalid provision shall be replaced by a valid provision that most closely achieves the same purpose.

17.2 Assignment

We have the right to assign our rights and obligations under this User Agreement in whole or in part, for example in connection with a restructuring, merger or transfer of business.

The User may not assign their rights or obligations under this User Agreement without Tradera’s prior written consent.

17.3 Headings

The headings in this User Agreement are included for editorial purposes only and shall not affect the interpretation of the agreement.

17.4 Waiver

A failure by Tradera to exercise any right or remedy under this User Agreement shall not be deemed a waiver of such right or remedy. Any waiver of a right must be in writing to be valid.

17.5 Amendments to the agreement for private individuals

Tradera has the right to amend this User Agreement from time to time. The amendments are made available by publication on Tradera’s website and, where required by law or where the amendment is of material significance, by notice to the user. Regardless of materiality, the amendments enter into force thirty (30) days after publication, unless the amendment benefits the user or is required by law.

The user has the right to terminate their user account before the amendment enters into force. By continuing to use the Services after the entry into force, the user shall be deemed to have accepted the amended terms.

17.6 Amendments to the agreement for business users and the Payment Terms

Tradera has the right to amend this User Agreement and Tradera’s Payment Terms. Proposed amendments shall be communicated to affected business users on a durable medium in accordance with applicable law.

The amendments shall enter into force no earlier than fifteen (15) days from the date notice is given, unless a longer notice period is required in view of the nature and scope of the amendment. The applicable notice period shall be stated in the notice.

Business users have the right to terminate the agreement before the notice period expires. Such termination shall take effect within fifteen (15) days of receipt of the notice, unless a shorter period follows from the agreement. The business user may, by written notice or a clear affirmative act, waive the right to the notice period. During the notice period, listing new goods and services in the Services shall be deemed to constitute such confirmation, except where a longer notice period applies because the amendments require significant technical adjustments.

The notice period does not apply if Tradera:

• is obliged by law or other regulation to amend the terms in a way that does not permit observance of the notice period; or
• exceptionally must amend the terms in order to address an unforeseen and imminent risk in order to protect the Services, consumers or business users from fraud, malware, spam, data breaches or other cyber security risks.

17.7 No agency relationship, etc.

This User Agreement does not create any agency relationship, partnership, joint venture, employment relationship or franchise between the parties. Neither party has the right to represent or bind the other party. A person who is not a party to this User Agreement has no right to enforce any provision of the agreement unless expressly stated otherwise.

17.8 Third-party intellectual property rights

Tradera cooperates with rights holders through the Verified Right Owner program (“VeRO”) for the purpose of preventing infringement of copyright, trademark rights and other intellectual property rights. Rights holders who believe that an item or content on the Services infringes their intellectual property rights may submit a notice through the VeRO program. Tradera reserves the right, upon receipt of such a notice or on its own initiative, to take measures in accordance with this User Agreement and applicable law, including removing content or restricting users’ access to the Services.

17.9 Entire agreement

This User Agreement, including the policies and terms referred to herein, constitutes the entire agreement between the user and Tradera regarding the Services and supersedes all prior oral and written agreements on the same subject matter.

17.10 Survival after termination

Termination of this User Agreement does not affect provisions that by their nature are intended to continue in force after termination. This includes, among other things, Section 5 (Fees and invoicing), Section 9 (Content), Section 10 (Liability), Section 11 (Indemnification) and Section 16 (Disputes).

17.11 Contact us

Notices to Tradera under this User Agreement shall be sent by registered letter to Tradera Marketplace AB, Solnavägen 3 H, SE-113 63 Stockholm, Sweden, or electronically here. Tradera may send notices to the user via email to the registered email address, via messages in the user account or by publication on Tradera’s website, unless otherwise required by law.

Notices sent by email shall be deemed received 24 hours after sending, provided that the sender has not received a delivery failure notice. Notices sent by registered post shall be deemed received three (3) business days after dispatch.