Acceptance Tester Terms
Last material update: August 26, 2026
These Acceptance Tester Terms are a binding agreement between Trinsic Technologies, Inc. and the individual who accepts them. They govern participation in Company’s acceptance testing program and supplement Company’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. If these Terms conflict with the Terms of Service concerning the Program, these Terms control.
1. Definitions
1.1 “Company” means Trinsic Technologies, Inc.
1.2 “Confidential Information” means all nonpublic information disclosed or made available, directly or indirectly, in connection with the Program, whether or not marked confidential, including customer and Relying Party identities; URLs, links, access codes, credentials, and instructions; unreleased products, features, and known issues; personal information; Test materials, screenshots, recordings, results, and Tester Submissions; and Company, customer, Relying Party, and identity-provider technology, documentation, and other materials.
1.3 “Program” means Company’s acceptance testing program.
1.4 “Relying Party” means the customer or other entity that operates, controls, or receives results from the identity-verification flow identified in a Test.
1.5 “Test” means a testing opportunity Company offers through the Program, including its then-current instructions, requirements, and available points.
1.6 “Tester” or “you” means the individual who accepts these Terms and participates in the Program.
1.7 “Tester Submission” means any result, note, feedback, screenshot, recording, audio, video, or other evidence Tester submits directly to Company.
1.8 “Test Output” means any test result, summary, or media Company prepares from a Tester Submission for a customer or Relying Party after removing or obscuring personal information so that Tester and other individuals are not reasonably identifiable.
1.9 “Terms” means these Acceptance Tester Terms.
2. Participation, Rewards, and Program Administration
2.1 Acceptance and Eligibility. By checking the acceptance box or participating in the Program, Tester agrees to these Terms and acknowledges the Privacy Policy. Tester represents and warrants that Tester: (a) is at least eighteen (18) years old and legally able to accept these Terms; (b) provides true, complete, and accurate information; and (c) will use only Tester’s own identity, credentials, accounts, and devices when completing a Test. Participation and Tests are optional, and Company does not guarantee any number, frequency, value, or type of Tests or rewards.
2.2 Tests, Review, and Rewards. Each Test may describe the authorized flow, required steps and evidence, deadline, and points available. Company may modify or withdraw a Test or change its instructions, deadline, required evidence, points, redemption threshold, or available rewards at any time in Company’s sole discretion. Company may approve a completed Test, request a correction or additional evidence, or reject work that Company determines is late, incomplete, inaccurate, low quality, outside the instructions, duplicated, manipulated, fraudulent, or otherwise unacceptable. Company’s records and determinations control absent manifest error. Approved points may be redeemed for available gift cards or similar rewards through Company’s third-party reward provider after Tester meets the then-current threshold. Points are nontransferable Program credits, not cash, stored value, salary, hourly wages, or employee benefits. Reward availability and fulfillment are subject to the provider’s terms. Company may correct, withhold, reverse, or cancel points credited through error, breach, fraud, provider action, or legal requirement. Tester is responsible for taxes legally required from Tester, and Company may request, report, or withhold information where law requires.
2.3 Company Administration and Enforcement. Company may operate the Program directly or through service providers and may determine eligibility, access, selection, priority, instructions, testing methods, evidence requirements, and rewards in Company’s sole discretion. Tester shall promptly provide information Company reasonably requests and cooperate with Company’s review of compliance, quality, fraud, security, or legal concerns. Company may investigate activity; require correction, deletion, or additional evidence; disable access; suspend or end a Test or Tester’s participation; or discontinue the Program, with or without notice, at any time and for any reason in Company’s sole discretion, including if Company believes continued participation could create harm, risk, or legal exposure for Company, a customer, a Relying Party, an identity provider, or the Program.
2.4 Relationship, Changes, and Termination. Tester participates voluntarily as an independent Program participant, not as an employee, agent, partner, or representative of Company, a customer, or a Relying Party. Tester is not required to accept Tests, work a schedule, or participate exclusively and cannot bind any such party. Nothing in these Terms waives a right or classification that applicable law makes nonwaivable. Tester may stop participating at any time. Company may change these Terms from time to time, with or without notice, and the governing version will be provided through or posted with the Program. Participation after an updated version takes effect constitutes acceptance, and Company may require express reacceptance before Tester claims another Test. Company may retain the accepted version, acceptance timestamp, and participant identifier. Ending participation does not affect rights or obligations relating to completed Tests, Tester Submissions, Confidential Information, disputes, or enforcement, and Sections 1, 3, and 4 survive. Questions may be sent to legal@trinsic.id.
3. Testing Obligations and Confidentiality
3.1 Limited Authorization and Restrictions. Subject to these Terms and the applicable Test instructions, Company grants Tester a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable, and nonsublicensable right to perform the Test solely for the Program. Except as Company expressly authorizes in writing, Tester shall not, and shall not permit any other person to: (a) perform activity outside the Test instructions; (b) bypass access controls or probe unrelated systems; (c) reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or seek source code; (d) conduct automated, load, denial-of-service, destructive, or security testing; (e) introduce malware or interfere with any service or person; (f) use another person’s identity, information, account, credential, or device; (g) copy or collect information not strictly necessary for the Test; or (h) use Test access, materials, results, or Tester Submissions for any purpose not expressly authorized by Company. If a flow exposes unrelated information, requests activity outside the instructions, or appears unsafe or unlawful, Tester shall stop and immediately notify Company.
3.2 Confidentiality and Security. Tester shall use Confidential Information solely to complete the applicable Test and shall protect it using at least reasonable care. Tester is solely responsible for maintaining the confidentiality and security of all URLs, links, access codes, credentials, accounts, and other access methods Company provides or makes available. Tester is responsible for all activities that occur through Tester’s access. Tester shall not disclose Confidential Information to any person or copy, distribute, publish, publicly display, download, retain, or use it except as strictly necessary to complete the Test and submit the required Tester Submission. Without Company’s prior written consent, Tester shall not display Confidential Information on any website, web service, social network, public forum, publication, portfolio, or other medium.
3.3 Incidents, Return, and Deletion. Tester shall immediately notify Company of any suspected or known unauthorized access, use, disclosure, loss, or compromise of Confidential Information and shall cooperate with Company’s investigation and instructions. At Company’s request, or after Company confirms receipt of a Tester Submission and no longer requires a correction, Tester shall promptly return or permanently delete all Confidential Information and local copies and, if requested, certify deletion in writing. If law requires disclosure, Tester shall, to the extent legally permitted, give Company advance notice and disclose only the minimum information legally required. Company will not be liable for loss or damage arising from Tester’s failure to protect access methods or Confidential Information. Tester’s confidentiality obligations survive participation in the Program. Company may exercise any available legal or equitable remedy for actual or threatened unauthorized use or disclosure, in addition to immediately suspending or ending participation.
4. Submissions, Personal Information, and Relying Party Access
4.1 Tester Submission Obligations. A Test will state whether recording or other evidence is required. Tester shall submit Tester Submissions only to Company through the approved channel, follow Company’s instructions, minimize unrelated information, and avoid recording bystanders, notifications, or information not needed for the Test. Tester represents and warrants that Tester owns or controls the rights necessary to submit each Tester Submission and grant the rights in these Terms. Company may require Tester to correct, edit, delete, replace, or rerecord a Tester Submission in Company’s sole discretion.
4.2 Company Rights in Tester Submissions. To the extent of rights Tester owns or controls, Tester grants Company a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, fully paid, transferable, sublicensable, and nonexclusive license to access, collect, host, review, use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, redistribute, display, perform, crop, blur, mute, annotate, retain, and otherwise process Tester Submissions in any form to: (a) administer, review, support, secure, enforce, and improve the Program; (b) create Test Output and other cleaned test results and media; (c) demonstrate and market Company, the Program, or a tested service; (d) prevent fraud, investigate incidents, resolve disputes, and comply with law; and (e) provide Test Output to the customer or Relying Party that requested or operated the Test. Company may determine whether, how, and when to exercise these rights and has no obligation to use a Tester Submission. No compensation is due beyond points Company approves under Section 2. Materials belonging to a customer, Company, a Relying Party, or an identity provider remain owned by their respective owners.
4.3 Company Processing and Customer Delivery. Company determines why and how Program information and Tester Submissions are processed and acts as controller of that personal information. The Privacy Policy explains Company’s processing, service providers, retention, and Tester’s applicable privacy rights. Company may receive ordinary visual or audio recordings but does not extract face geometry, create voiceprints, or use Tester Submissions for automated biometric identification. Company will not provide a raw Tester Submission to a customer or Relying Party unless Tester receives separate notice and affirmatively agrees. Otherwise, before delivery, Company will create Test Output by removing or obscuring personal information so that Tester and other individuals are not reasonably identifiable. Tester authorizes the recipient to use Test Output for testing, quality assurance, troubleshooting, support, documentation, training, demonstrations, sales, and marketing. Company will provide Test Output subject to terms that prohibit the recipient from attempting to reidentify Tester or presenting Tester as endorsing a product.
4.4 Relying Party Access and Deletion. When Tester completes a Test, the Relying Party will receive and have access to Tester’s personal information and verification result through its console, API, or other connected system. Tester authorizes Company and any identity provider used in the flow to collect, process, and transmit that information to the Relying Party for the Test. That verification information is separate from the Tester Submission and Test Output. Company will delete the verification information from Company-controlled verification systems within thirty (30) days after completion of the Test, other than deidentified or aggregated information and records Company is legally required to retain. Copies a Relying Party exports or retains outside Company-controlled systems are governed by the Relying Party’s terms and privacy notice and are not subject to Company’s deletion obligation.