PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT

This sample agreement describes a proposed framework for technical integration, joint education, marketing review, and mutual support between a protocol foundation and NEAR KOREA.

No partnership, endorsement, appointment, or commercial relationship exists unless authorized representatives execute a separate written agreement.

2.1 Technical Integration

The parties may exchange public technical documentation, implementation guidance, and protocol update information.

NEAR KOREA may evaluate integration requirements, monitoring processes, and security review materials.

2.2 Joint Initiatives

The parties may separately approve educational content, developer support, and co-branded programs in writing.

2.3 Marketing & Promotion

Press releases, partner designations, logos, and trademarks require prior written approval from the relevant rights holder.

3.1 Security & Transparency

Each party is responsible for the security of systems and credentials under its control.

Any audit, insurance, reserve, uptime, or certification statement must be supported by current verifiable evidence.

3.2 Regulatory Compliance

Both parties must comply with applicable consumer protection, AML/KYC, privacy, and digital-asset regulations.

Neither party may publish misleading claims or guaranteed-return language.

The term and effective date remain blank until completed in an executed agreement.

Either party may terminate for material breach in accordance with the notice period written in the signed contract.

Upon termination, unapproved partner branding and official-partner wording must be removed.

Non-public technical, financial, and strategic information must remain confidential for the period specified in an executed agreement.

Public information and disclosure legally required by a competent authority are excluded.

Each party is responsible for third-party claims arising from its negligence, misconduct, implementation errors, or infringement.

Detailed liability caps and indemnity procedures require separately negotiated legal review and signatures.

Governing law, venue, arbitration rules, and dispute procedures are intentionally left open in this public sample.

Authorized representatives must complete these provisions before execution.

Amendments must be in writing and signed by authorized representatives.

Assignment requires prior written consent.

If any provision is unenforceable, the remainder continues in effect.

A signed agreement supersedes this public sample and all prior discussions.