Flyver Terms
Effective date: October 30, 2026
These Terms set out the conditions and procedures for using the Flyver program (the “Program”) that molio (the “Company”) operates within the flyve service, and the rights, obligations and responsibilities of the Company and Flyvers. These Terms are special terms to the flyve Terms of Service (the “Terms of Service”); matters not provided for in these Terms are governed by the Terms of Service, the Operating Policy set by the Company and applicable laws.
Article 1 (Definitions)
“Flyver” means a Member who has agreed to these Terms, applied to participate in the Program and been approved by the Company.
“Curation” means a post that a Flyver publishes on the Service, consisting of text, photos, place information, booking links and the like.
“Partner” means a booking site or affiliate network operator that has entered into a partnership agreement with the Company.
“Booking link” means a link provided by the Company through the Service that leads to a Partner’s product page.
“Earnings” means the amount, out of the amount the Company has actually received from Partners for transactions made through booking links, that the Company allocates to the Flyver according to the criteria set by the Company.
“Operating Policy” means the standards the Company sets out as the details necessary to implement these Terms and communicates through the Service screens or otherwise.
Article 2 (Effect and Amendment of the Terms)
These Terms are posted on the Program application screen and elsewhere, and take effect when a Member agrees to them upon applying.
The Company may amend these Terms and the Operating Policy to the extent that doing so does not violate applicable laws. When it does so, it announces the effective date and the reasons for the amendment within the Service from 7 days before the effective date. However, an amendment that is unfavorable to Flyvers is announced from 30 days before the effective date and notified individually.
If a Flyver continues to use the Program without expressing an objection by the effective date of the amended Terms, the Flyver is deemed to have agreed to the amendment. A Flyver who does not agree to the amendment may end participation in the Program.
Article 3 (Application and Approval)
Members aged 19 or older may apply to participate in the Program through the procedure set by the Company. Other eligibility requirements are set out in the Operating Policy.
The Company reviews applications according to its own criteria and decides whether to approve them, and may decline to disclose its review criteria and the specific reasons for not approving an application.
The Company may decline to approve an application, or cancel an approval already given, if the application contains false information or uses another person’s information, if the applicant has a history of violating the Terms of Service, these Terms or the Operating Policy, or if the Company otherwise determines that approval is not appropriate for the operation of the Program.
Flyver status arises when the Company gives notice of approval and may not be transferred or lent to others. Details such as when a re-application may be made are governed by the Operating Policy.
Article 4 (Obligations of Flyvers)
Flyvers must write Curations based on what they have personally experienced and must not engage in any of the following: writing about something not experienced as if it had been experienced; infringing the rights of others, such as copyright or portrait rights; concealing the receipt of consideration or misleading readers; representing that the Company guarantees or recommends something; generating or inflating clicks, bookings or reactions by fraudulent means; using booking links by methods or in places not permitted by the Company; using Flyver status to demand consideration from third parties; or any other act that violates applicable laws, the Terms of Service or the Operating Policy.
Flyvers must comply with the Act on Fair Labeling and Advertising and other applicable laws, as well as the related review guidelines. The Company may label Curations that contain booking links as advertisements, and Flyvers may not remove or change that label at their discretion.
Details such as the standards for writing Curations are governed by the Operating Policy.
Article 5 (Booking Links)
Flyvers may add booking links to Curations only by the methods the Company provides through the Service.
The scope of Partners, partnership conditions and commission payment criteria may change or end under Partners’ policies or partnership agreements, and the Company is not responsible for any resulting change in the functioning of booking links, fluctuation in Earnings or absence of Earnings.
The Company may stop providing booking links or remove partnership information where operationally necessary.
Article 6 (Calculation of Earnings)
The Company calculates Earnings according to the allocation criteria set by the Company, based on the amount the Company has actually received from Partners for transactions made through booking links. Details of the calculation of Earnings, such as the allocation criteria, are communicated through the Service screens or the Operating Policy.
Transactions not recognized by Partners, transactions that are canceled or refunded, and transactions suspected of having been generated by fraudulent means may be excluded from Earnings.
Earnings are calculated based on the records of the Company and Partners.
The Company does not guarantee Flyvers any particular level of Earnings or exposure of their Curations.
Article 7 (Payment of Earnings)
The Company pays Earnings according to the criteria and procedures it sets, and details such as the payment request period, the payment date and the minimum payment amount are communicated through the Service screens.
To receive Earnings, a Flyver must register a bank account in the Flyver’s own name and the information required for withholding tax under applicable laws. If this information is not registered, or the registered information is inaccurate, payment may be delayed or not made, and the Flyver bears any resulting disadvantage.
The Company pays Earnings after withholding tax in accordance with applicable laws. The Flyver is responsible for filing and paying taxes imposed on Earnings and for any other tax obligations.
Article 8 (Withholding of Payment and Recovery)
The Company may withhold the payment of Earnings where fraud or a violation of these Terms is suspected and needs to be confirmed, where a Partner has withheld or delayed payment to the Company, where the registered payment information contains errors or needs to be confirmed, where applicable laws or relevant authorities so require, or where there is any other equivalent reason.
If Earnings already calculated or paid are reduced or no longer recognized as a result of a Partner’s settlement, the cancellation or refund of a transaction or the like, the Company deducts that amount from Earnings to be paid later.
Earnings confirmed to have been generated by fraudulent means are not paid, and if they have already been paid, the Company may claim their return.
Article 9 (Restrictions and Removal of Status)
If a Flyver violates these Terms, the Terms of Service or the Operating Policy, the Company may, depending on the severity of the violation, take measures such as restricting the exposure of, hiding or deleting Curations, restricting use of the Program, or removing Flyver status.
Before taking a measure under paragraph 1, the Company informs the Flyver of the reasons and gives the Flyver an opportunity to submit an opinion. However, in urgent cases or where the violation is serious, it may inform the Flyver after taking the measure.
If Flyver status is removed, Earnings related to the violation may not be paid, and re-application may be restricted.
The Company may decline to disclose the detailed criteria for its measures and the methods it uses to detect fraud.
Article 10 (Ending Participation)
Flyvers may end their participation in the Program at any time by the method provided in the Service.
When participation ends or Flyver status is removed, unpaid Earnings and published Curations are handled as communicated through the Service screens or the Operating Policy.
A Flyver who intends to withdraw from membership may, by the method communicated in the Service and regardless of the payment request period and the minimum payment amount, request payment of payable Earnings before withdrawing. Earnings not requested before withdrawal cannot be paid.
Claims to Earnings may be extinguished once the period prescribed by applicable laws has passed.
Article 11 (Rights to Curations)
The copyright in a Curation belongs to the Flyver.
Flyvers grant the Company a non-exclusive, royalty-free right to reproduce, transmit and display their Curations, edit them to fit the screen, and show them within the Service and in search services, to the extent necessary to operate, provide and improve the Service. This right remains in effect while the Curation is posted on the Service.
If the Company wishes to use a Curation for promotion outside the Service, such as advertising, social media or press releases, it will inform the Flyver in advance and obtain consent for each use.
The Company may first make private a Curation that appears to violate these Terms or the Operating Policy; deletion and other measures are governed by Article 9.
Article 12 (Disclaimers)
The Company is not responsible for fluctuations in or non-payment of Earnings arising without cause attributable to the Company, such as changes to a Partner’s policies, the end of a partnership, or errors or delays in a Partner’s systems.
The Company is not responsible for disputes arising between a Flyver and readers, Partners or third parties in connection with the contents of a Curation. If the Company receives a claim from a third party for reasons attributable to a Flyver, the Flyver must hold the Company harmless at the Flyver’s own responsibility and expense.
Unless there is intent or gross negligence on the part of the Company, the Company is not responsible for indirect or incidental damages arising in connection with the use of the Program.
Article 13 (Changes to and Termination of the Program)
The Company may change or terminate all or part of the Program as necessary for operational or technical reasons, and if it terminates the Program, it will announce this within the Service 30 days in advance. Earnings generated before termination are settled according to the procedure set by the Company.
Article 14 (Personal Information)
The Company processes the personal information necessary to operate the Program and pay Earnings, the details of which are governed by the Privacy Policy.
Article 15 (Status and Dispute Resolution)
No employment, mandate or agency relationship is formed between a Flyver and the Company, and Flyvers do not represent the Company.
Disputes concerning these Terms are governed by Article 28 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction) of the Terms of Service.
Inquiries about these Terms may be sent to help@flyve.kr.