Users are generally prohibited from using The Wedding Ticket for illegal activity, fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, or sanctions evasion; for charitable solicitations claiming tax deductibility; for gambling, raffles, lotteries, sweepstakes, or prize promotions without required permits; for weapons, drugs, or other controlled goods or services; for exploitation or unlawful adult content; or for activities that violate card‑network rules or Stripe policies.
Users are specifically prohibited from using The Wedding Ticket for the purposes of:
• Structuring or staggering large contributions into smaller installments without advance written permission from our Chief Compliance Officer
• Human trafficking
• Fraudulent wedding/event schemes
• Synthetic identities
• Use of proxies, VPNs, or third-party payers to obscure actual contributor identity
Users may not create multiple accounts or wedding pages to circumvent identity verification, payment thresholds, early withdrawal limits, or other controls.
The service is for use by U.S. persons only. Access from embargoed countries or by sanctioned persons is prohibited. The Wedding Ticket and/or its payment processor may screen accounts against applicable sanctions lists, including the U.S. Treasury OFAC sanctions lists and may restrict or terminate activity based on sanctions-related risk.
The Wedding Ticket may request additional identity verification or documentation beyond what is initially collected at account opening if suspicious activity is apparent.
Users may not misrepresent identity, the nature of an event, or the purpose of a contribution.
Users may not interfere with platform security, attempt unauthorized access, or upload malicious code.
We may suspend or terminate accounts that violate this Policy or pose risk. We may report violations to Stripe, regulatory authorities, or law enforcement.