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Merchant terms

Version of 4 November 2026

Who these terms are for

These terms apply to businesses that claim or create a business page in the Lapdrop app, provided by Lapdrop (provider details in the imprint). They come on top of the general terms of use. Contact: [email protected].

Claiming a business

Only claim a business you are allowed to represent. We check claims before approval and may ask for proof. Keep your details (name, address, opening hours, contact, photos) correct and up to date.

Drops, offers and events

You are responsible for the offers, coupons, drops and events you publish, including their conditions, prices and availability. Publish only real offers that you will honour.

Stamp cards and point rewards

You choose your own stamp-card rule and point rewards, and you provide and pay for the reward. Lapdrop only records stamps and redemptions.

Plans and paid extras

The plans, limits and prices for extras are shown in the app. Paid features are only charged once a payment method is active in the app and you have confirmed the purchase. Invoices and refund rules: published here before the first payment in the app is possible.

Photos and logos

Upload only photos and logos you own or may use. You allow us to show them in the app and on your business page while it is active.

Reviews

Members may review your business. You cannot buy, change or have reviews removed, except through the normal reporting process for reviews that break the rules.

Customer data

Member data you see in the app (for example who redeemed a stamp) may only be used to serve that member in the app, not for other marketing.

Moderation and ending

We may remove content or suspend a business page that breaks these terms or the law, and we explain our decision in the app. You can appeal. You can end your business page at any time.

Liability, changes and law

Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under the law. We will show important changes in the app before they apply. Spanish law applies. If you are a consumer, you can always go to the courts where you live, and you keep the protection of the law of your country.