1. Service and scope
UviPay is an AI payment assistant on Telegram for discussing VND and USDT management, deposits, withdrawals and exchange requests. The website provides product information and verification flows. The map illustrates connections and does not promise support for every country or payment route.
2. Verification and eligibility
Individuals complete KYC and businesses complete KYB. Provide accurate information and submit business applications only with proper authority. Additional documents may be requested. Submission does not guarantee approval or access to every transaction route. Specific age, country and industry eligibility will be completed in the official terms.
3. Transaction checks
Before sending funds, check the amount, exchange rate, quote validity, fees, recipient, account or wallet address and USDT network. Use only the details confirmed for the specific request. AI guidance supports the process; you still need to review and confirm transaction details. If something differs, contact UviPay before continuing.
4. Fees and processing
The fee basis, deduction method, exchange rate and route or network charges require confirmation before a transaction. Availability and processing time depend on the route, payment channel and review outcome; the website does not promise a fixed completion time.
5. Lawful and secure use
Do not use UviPay for unlawful activity, impersonation, false documents or unauthorised transactions. Do not share passwords, private keys or recovery phrases. Explain account or wallet ownership and your relationship with the sender or recipient when requested. Blockchain transfers may be irreversible; resolution depends on the specific circumstances.
6. Support, changes and final terms
For transaction queries, provide the reference and describe the issue through UviPay support. Refund, complaint, account suspension, liability, governing law and dispute resolution provisions have not been specified in this draft. Those provisions, together with operator details, contacts and an effective date, must be published before this document is used as official terms.