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Amazef Intellectual Property (IP) & DMCA Policy

Safe Harbor & Brand Protection Compliance

Amazef operates as an intermediary multi-vendor decentralized marketplace application. In accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”), the UK Trade Marks Act 1994, and global intellectual property treaties, this document outlines the strict notice-and-takedown protocol mandatory for protecting third-party copyrights, patents, and trademarks.

Section 1

Statement of Principle

Amazef is owned and operated globally by SWIFT TRADE GLOBAL LTD. We hold a zero-tolerance position regarding the unauthorized listing, distribution, or sale of counterfeit goods, pirated assets, or items that infringe upon third-party intellectual property rights.

Because all store product catalogs are populated independently by third-party merchants, Amazef utilizes this framework to protect proprietary brand equity globally.

Section 2 — Notice of Infringement

DMCA & Trademark Takedown Procedure (Notice of Infringement)

If a registered brand owner, trademark holder, or authorized legal representative discovers an independent merchant listing on Amazef that violates their exclusive rights, they may initiate a formal Notice of Infringement.

To be legally actionable, this notice must be transmitted to our Brand Protection Desk via email and contain the following mandatory statutory elements:

Mandatory Information Required for Legal Takedown

  1. 1

    Signature

    A physical or digital signature of the individual authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the proprietary right that is allegedly breached.

  2. 2

    Identification of Work

    Clear proof and description of the copyrighted work or registered trademark claimed to have been infringed (including active registration numbers where applicable).

  3. 3

    Specific Location (URLs)

    The exact URL links of the specific product listings on Amazef hosting the infringing material so our database technicians can isolate the item.

  4. 4

    Contact Communication

    Active telephone number, corporate physical address, and a certified administrative email address.

  5. 5

    Good Faith Affirmation

    A formal written statement that the complaining party has a good faith belief that the disputed use of the asset is not permitted by the actual owner, its legal agent, or global statutes.

  6. 6

    Perjury Declaration

    A statement, made under penalty of perjury, that the parameters provided in the legal notification are completely accurate and valid.

Section 3

Counter-Notification Framework (Seller Rights Protection)

To maintain absolute marketplace transparency and prevent competitor sabotage, independent sellers whose product links are targeted by a takedown notice possess the legal right to submit a formal Counter-Notification.

If a merchant believes their inventory page was mistakenly flagged or deleted due to misidentification, the Counter-Notice must include:

  • Verified Merchant Identity

    The merchant's verified corporate name, address, and digital signature.

  • Product Identification

    Specific identification of the product item that was modified or hidden, along with its historical URL routing location.

  • Perjury Assertion

    A formal statement under penalty of perjury asserting that the merchant possesses the explicit distribution permissions or that the item was removed due to a profound administrative error.

  • Jurisdictional Consent

    A declaration consenting to local federal court jurisdictions corresponding to their region and the corporate location of SWIFT TRADE GLOBAL LTD.

Section 4

Repeat Infringer Policy & Internal Dashboard Punishments

In accordance with our automated platform policies, Amazef enforces a strict multi-tiered penalty architecture managed under the Super Admin Portal to eliminate systemic bad actors:

  • First Verified Offense

    Immediate deletion of the specific product listing, an administrative warning issued to the seller, and a structural flag appended to the merchant metadata log.

  • Second Verified Offense

    Immediate and permanent migration of the merchant profile from the "Working" tab into the "Banned" tab on the Super Admin Dashboard.

  • Financial Escrow Isolation

    Upon execution of a brand ban, all current and future financial payouts route-locked inside the Amazef Wise pool are frozen for a duration of up to 180 days. This buffer ensures adequate liquidity to settle potential international financial chargebacks or institutional legal claims.

Section 5

Designated Legal Agent & Corporate Channels

All formal legal notifications, cease-and-desist writs, and copyright claims regarding assets cached on the Amazef marketplace framework must be forwarded exclusively to the following official corporate compliance entity:

Amazef Brand Protection Desk

SWIFT TRADE GLOBAL LTD

Parent Operator
SWIFT TRADE GLOBAL LTD
Company Reg No
16921955 (Registered in England and Wales)
Corporate Headquarters
Prospect House, Featherstall Road South, Oldham, England, OL9 6HT
Chief Data Officer
Aamir Hussain (Founder & CEO)
Compliance Channel
aamirecomsolution@gmail.com