Payments Policy
Last updated: June 14, 2026
This Payments Policy explains how payments may be used on Quborly and supplements our Terms of Service, Community Guidelines, and Refunds & Cancellations Policy.
1. Permitted Use
Quborly payments may be used for bona fide event tickets, legitimate paid community memberships, organizer promotion purchases, and conditional ticket pre-sales offered through the Service. Every paid listing must describe the real service being sold, the seller or organizer, the price, material event details, and any conditions that apply before a charge is made.
2. Tickets and Conditional Ticket Pre-Sales
Standard event-ticket purchases may be charged at checkout. Conditional ticket pre-sales work differently: an attendee reserves a ticket, authorizes a future charge up to the disclosed amount, and is not charged unless the event reaches its minimum reservations by the stated deadline and completes required production arrangements.
A pre-sale listing must not imply that a date, venue, producer, license, or other material detail is confirmed unless that detail is actually confirmed. If the minimum is not reached by the deadline, no ticket charge is made. If a future charge fails, the attendee may be asked to update their payment method or the reservation may be released according to the event terms and our operational review.
3. Saved Payment Methods and Future Charges
Quborly uses Stripe to save payment methods for future charges. Quborly does not store raw card details. For a conditional pre-sale, the authorization text shown to the attendee must identify the seller, event, maximum charge amount, currency, reservation minimum, deadline, charge condition, no-charge outcome, cancellation terms, and applicable refund policy.
4. Organizer Stripe Connect Onboarding
Organizers who receive payouts must complete Stripe Connect onboarding and provide required identity, business, payout, and tax information. Quborly may delay, withhold, or reverse payouts if onboarding is incomplete, if Stripe restricts an account, or if we identify fraud, chargebacks, policy violations, legal risk, or an event that cannot reasonably be fulfilled.
5. Seller Identification, Platform Fees, and Processing Fees
The seller disclosure shown at checkout and on event pages must match the actual payment structure. Under the current destination-charge implementation, paid event transactions are sold by Quborly, operated by Temp and Major Inc. Organizer proceeds may be routed to an eligible connected Stripe account after Quborly collects its platform fee and applicable payment-processing fees.
Platform fees and payment-processing fees are disclosed where required. Processing fees may reduce organizer proceeds unless a feature or plan explicitly permits a different fee treatment.
6. Refunds, Cancellations, Disputes, and Chargebacks
Refund and cancellation handling is described in our Refunds & Cancellations Policy. Hosts must honor the events and benefits they sell. Quborly and Stripe may review disputed payments, chargebacks, failed payments, suspicious transactions, and refund requests. Chargebacks or disputes may reduce or reverse payouts and may lead to account review or feature restrictions.
7. Suspicious-Activity Review, Payout Holds, and Reversals
Quborly may review, hold, reverse, or decline payments and payouts when we reasonably suspect fraud, fake ticket sales, deceptive fundraising, policy violations, disputed transactions, unauthorized organizer activity, unverified theatrical rights, undeliverable events, or other legal or operational risk. We may require additional documentation before a listing can accept payments or before funds are released.
8. Restricted Event Categories
Quborly may support legitimate 18+ nightlife, 21+ nightlife, drag performances, theater, comedy, dating-themed social events, sexual-health education, and adult-oriented artistic performances. These categories are not prohibited merely because they are age-restricted or adult-oriented. They must still comply with this Payments Policy, Stripe’s requirements, and applicable law.
9. Prohibited Transactions
You may not use Quborly payments for pornography; sexual services; escort services; strip-club transactions; paid sexualized live-chat services; gambling; wagering; paid-entry lotteries; paid-entry sweepstakes with cash or material prizes; contestant entry fees promising cash or material prizes without separate approval; cannabis transactions; illegal drugs; weapons; peer-to-peer transfers; stored-value balances; unlicensed financial services; deceptive fundraising; donations falsely presented as ticket purchases; fake ticket sales; fraudulent events; nonexistent events; events without a bona fide service; events that cannot reasonably be fulfilled; or other activities prohibited by Stripe or applicable law.
Competition, contest, lottery, sweepstakes, and prize-related activity may require separate review before payments are enabled. Quborly may reject or disable payment features for listings that create legal, licensing, consumer-protection, chargeback, or fulfillment risk.
10. Questions
Questions about this Payments Policy can be sent to support@quborly.com. Legal notices should be sent to legal@quborly.com.