Terms and Conditions for Croma Corporate eGift Card___as Smart Contract for Brand Col* Terms and Conditions for Croma Corporate eGift Card Smart Contract Definitions: Define key terms used throughout the contract, such as "Croma," "eGift Card," "Recipient," "Issuer," and "Corporate Buyer." eGift Card Issuance: Describe how eGift cards are issued to corporate buyers. Specify the process for ordering and delivery. Use of eGift Cards: Explain the purpose and authorized use of eGift cards. Detail the limitations, if any, on where and how eGift cards can be redeemed. Value and Validity: Specify the initial value of eGift cards. Indicate the expiration date (if applicable) or state that the eGift card does not expire. Corporate Buyer Responsibilities: Outline the responsibilities of the corporate buyer, including payment and accurate recipient information. Recipient Responsibilities: Define the responsibilities of the eGift card recipient. Include instructions on how to redeem and use the eGift card. Fees and Charges: Disclose any fees or charges associated with eGift cards. Lost or Stolen eGift Cards: Explain the procedure for reporting lost or stolen eGift cards. Address the process for card replacement, if applicable. Refunds and Returns: Clarify the brand's policy on refunds or returns for eGift cards. Privacy and Data Security: Highlight how recipient data will be handled and protected. Termination and Modification: Specify the conditions under which the contract can be terminated or modified. Governing Law: State the jurisdiction and laws that govern the contract. Dispute Resolution: Describe the process for resolving disputes, which may include arbitration or mediation. Smart Contract Execution: Explain how the smart contract will be executed, including the use of blockchain technology if applicable. Force Majeure: Address circumstances beyond the control of the parties that may affect the contract's performance. Entire Agreement: Confirm that the terms and conditions constitute the entire agreement between the parties. Amendments: Specify how amendments to the contract will be made, if allowed. Severability: Include a severability clause to ensure that if one part of the contract is found invalid, the remainder remains enforceable. Waiver: Clarify that a failure to enforce any part of the contract does not waive the right to enforce it later. Contact Information: Provide contact information for inquiries, support, and dispute resolution. It is essential to consult with legal professionals who specialize in contracts and blockchain technology to ensure that the terms and conditions align with legal requirements and effectively function as a smart contract. Additionally, these terms should be made easily accessible to all parties involved.