1. About this Legal Center
This Legal Center is the public index for Playto's current legal documents. It helps you identify the terms, policies and disclosures relevant to the way you use Playto.
This page is an index, not a standalone transaction agreement.
Listing a document here does not make every document apply to every person, account or transaction. The applicable documents depend on your role, the Service you use, the transaction and any Service Order, Account Schedule, authorization or other terms that apply to that relationship.
Playto is operated by Playto, Inc., a Delaware corporation at 8 The Green, Ste R, Dover, DE 19901, United States.
2. Start with Your Relationship to Playto
3. Core Agreements
4. Transactions, Payments and Settlement
5. Risk, Eligibility and Complaints
6. Privacy and Data
7. Subprocessor Information
Subprocessor information is available on request while the production register is being finalized.
The Subprocessor Register applies only to providers that process Covered Data on Playto's behalf where Playto acts as a Processor or Subprocessor under the Data Processing Addendum. It is not a list of every bank, payment processor, independent controller or vendor used by Playto.
For current processor-side Subprocessor information relevant to a Covered Service, contact support@playto.so. Playto may verify your authority and the affected service before providing account-specific information.
8. Which Documents Generally Apply
| Situation | Documents to start with |
|---|---|
| You browse the public website | Website Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. |
| You buy a professional Service from Playto | Buyer Terms and Service Order, plus Service Delivery, Refund & Cancellation, Payment Provider and Recurring Payment terms where relevant. |
| You supply professional Services to Playto | Service Partner Terms and Account Schedule, plus Settlement, Acceptable Use, Restricted Jurisdictions and Tax policies where relevant. |
| Playto processes Covered Data on your documented instructions | Data Processing Addendum and the applicable Subprocessor information. |
| You raise a complaint or factual correction request | Complaints Policy plus the document governing the underlying issue. |
9. Document Priority and Provider-Specific Terms
Each governing agreement contains the rules that determine how it interacts with other documents. Where a document expressly governs a specific subject, it applies to that subject to the extent provided by the governing agreement.
A Service Order, Account Schedule, payment authorization, mandate or provider-specific notice may add transaction-specific information or requirements. It does not silently replace unrelated terms unless the governing documents expressly permit that result.
Mandatory law, payment-method rules or other binding requirements apply where they cannot lawfully be varied by contract.
The Legal Center itself does not create an order of precedence different from the order stated in the applicable agreements.
10. Versions, Updates and Acceptance
Each legal document should identify its applicable date or version. Playto may update documents prospectively as its services, laws or operating arrangements change.
Where applicable law or a governing agreement requires advance notice, renewed consent or renewed contractual acceptance for a material change, Playto will use the required process.
Publishing a revised document does not by itself prove that a particular person accepted it where affirmative acceptance is required, and it does not retroactively rewrite a completed transaction.
Playto may preserve prior versions and acceptance records where reasonably necessary for contractual, legal, audit, dispute or compliance purposes. If you need the version applicable to a particular transaction or account, contact support and identify the relevant reference.
11. Contact
For general legal, payment, privacy or policy questions, contact:
support@playto.so
Playto, Inc.
8 The Green, Ste R
Dover, DE 19901
United States
For a transaction-specific issue, include the transaction, invoice, Service Order or account reference where available. Do not send passwords, full card numbers, card security codes, online-banking credentials or unnecessary identity documents by ordinary email.