Referral Program Terms

1.Agreement to These Referral Program Terms

1.1 These Referral Program Terms (these “Program Terms”) govern the Happy Songs referral program (the “Referral Program” or the “Program”), presented in the App as “Familia Emprendedora.” The legal name of the Program is the “Referral Program”; the customer-facing name shown in the App refers to the same Program governed by these Program Terms.

1.2 These Program Terms are a binding agreement between you — the adult Customer (defined in §3) — and Happy Songs USA Corp., a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Texas, United States (“Happy Songs,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). Happy Songs USA Corp. is the provider, merchant of record, and data controller (responsable) for the App and the Program.

1.3 These Program Terms supplement, and are incorporated into, the Happy Songs Terms of Service and End User License Agreement [LINK] (the “Main Terms”) and the Privacy Notice [LINK] and Acceptable Use Policy [LINK]. Capitalized terms not defined here have the meanings given in the Main Terms. In the event of a direct conflict between these Program Terms and the Main Terms as to the Referral Program specifically, these Program Terms control; in all other respects the Main Terms govern, including the disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, governing law, and dispute-resolution provisions, which apply to the Program.

1.4 By enrolling in, participating in, referring anyone through, or claiming any reward under the Program, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Program Terms. If you do not agree, do not participate in the Program.

1.5 Participation in the Program is voluntary and is not required to use the App. No purchase, payment, subscription, or investment is required to participate (see §4 and §5).

1.6 What the Program is — three components, all operated by and for the adult and the family. The Program has three components. Each component is designed, controlled, and operated by and for the adult Customer and the family. A child may learn from or benefit from the Program but is only a passive beneficiary: a child never operates the Program, never transacts, and never refers, earns, claims, or is paid under it (see §4 and §9). The three components are:

1. Family financial-literacy education. An educational and guidance layer offered to the family on saving, goal-setting, and everyday money concepts. This is guidance for the family; a child may learn from or benefit from it, but the child does not operate it as a user, and it does not invite, direct, or enable a child to act, refer, earn, or transact.
2. Goal-setting. The adult Customer and the family set and manage one or more Goals — savings targets or family aspirations, such as a family purchase — toward which the Program’s Rewards may be applied. The adult Customer and the family define, adjust, and manage these Goals; a child does not set, control, or manage them (the in-App Goal is defined in §3 and §6).
3. Reward collection and payout. The adult Customer earns and collects the referral reward (a reward/cashback — never a commission), which is paid out to the adult Customer through the Payout Provider (Wise), as set out in §5.4 and §8. The child is never a payee and is never paid, promised, or owed anything (see §9).

Together, these three components are operated by and for the adult and the family, consistent with the adult-operated posture of these Program Terms: the adult Customer is the sole participant and sole payee, and a child is never a participant, operator, earner, or payee (see §4 and §9).

2.Provider Identity & Contact

• Legal name: Happy Songs USA Corp.
• Entity type / jurisdiction: C-Corporation, State of Texas, United States (merchant of record; data controller / responsable).
• U.S. registered address: 8350 Ashlane Way, Suite 103, The Woodlands, TX 77382, United States.
• Mexico operating address: Calle Tijuana 22-1, Col. Del Valle, C.P. 03100, Benito Juárez, Ciudad de México, México.
• Mexico tax/representation details: [RFC / legal representative / domicile — required for MX localization and payout tax reporting].
• Support: support@happysongs.ai · Privacy: privacy@happysongs.ai · Domain: happysongs.ai

You may contact us at the addresses above with any question about the Program, a referral, a reward, or a payout.

3.Definitions

• “Customer” — the adult individual who holds a Happy Songs account, operates the App, and is the sole participant in, and sole payee under, the Program. The Customer must be of the age of legal majority in their jurisdiction of residence (at least 18 years old, or the applicable age of majority) and have full legal capacity to contract.
• “Referred Party” — a person the Customer invites to Happy Songs who was not already a Happy Songs customer, who creates a new account through the Customer’s referral, and who is themselves an adult with capacity to contract.
• “Qualifying Payment” — a first, genuine, completed paid subscription (or other paid purchase designated as qualifying in the App) made by a Referred Party through the Referred Party’s own new account, that has not been refunded, reversed, charged back, or cancelled.
• “Reward” — the monetary referral reward Happy Songs may pay to the Customer under these Program Terms when the conditions in §6 are met. The Reward is a reward/cashback paid by Happy Songs; it is not a commission, wage, salary, fee, or a rebate on the Customer’s own purchases (see §7).
• “Goal” — the referral milestone the Customer works toward in the App (presented in the App as the Customer’s Sueño / goal). The thresholds and structure of the Goal are defined and displayed in the App [in-app Goal definition] and may be updated prospectively (see §11).
• “Claim Window” — the two (2)-month period within which a Customer must claim a Reward that has become claimable, after which the unclaimed Reward expires (see §5.3).
• “Payout Provider” — Wise (Wise Payments and its affiliates), a regulated cross-border money-movement provider through which Reward payouts are made (see §5.4).
• “Beneficiary Child” / “Named Individual” — has the meaning given in the Main Terms. A child on whose behalf the Customer creates content is never a participant, operator, referrer, earner, or payee under the Program (see §9).
• The Program’s financial-literacy narrative for children — any educational and motivational narrative in the App that presents financial literacy to children. It is a story only; it does not make any child a participant, earner, seller, or payee (see §9).

4.Eligibility — The Adult Customer Is the Sole Participant and Payee

4.1 You must be an adult. The Program is open only to Customers who are of the age of legal majority in their jurisdiction of residence (at least 18, or the applicable age of majority) and who have full legal capacity to contract. By participating, you represent and warrant that you meet these requirements.

4.2 The adult Customer is the only participant and the only payee. All referrals are made by, all Rewards are earned by, and all payouts are made to, the adult Customer. A child may not enroll, refer anyone, earn, claim, or be paid, and may not operate the App or the Program for any purpose. Any action taken through an account is deemed taken by, and is the responsibility of, the adult Customer.

4.3 No payment to minors. No Reward, payout, or economic benefit under the Program is ever paid, owed, promised, or delivered to a minor. The Program is an ordinary adult referral arrangement between Happy Songs and the adult Customer, and is not a structure for paying, employing, or compensating a child (see §9). This is consistent with laws that prohibit or restrict child labor, including Mexico’s Ley Federal del Trabajo (art. 22 Bis).

4.4 One participant per person and household; no self-referral. You may participate through one account. You may not refer yourself, another account you control, or any person in your own household, and you may not create or use multiple, duplicate, false, automated, or disposable accounts or identities to generate referrals or Rewards. See §5.2 and §10.

4.5 Employees, contractors, and affiliates of Happy Songs, and their household members, are not eligible to earn Rewards, except as we may separately and expressly permit in writing.

5.How the Program Works

5.1 Structure — single-tier reward, not a commission and not an MLM

5.1.1 The Program is a single-tier referral reward. You may earn a Reward when a person you personally refer (a Referred Party) becomes a paying Happy Songs customer, subject to §6. There is no downline, no multi-level structure, and no recruitment-based earning: you cannot earn from referrals made by the people you refer, and no part of any Reward derives from recruiting participants. Rewards derive only from a real, completed paid subscription by a Referred Party (a genuine sale), not from enrollment, sign-ups, or recruitment.

5.1.2 No buy-in; participation is decoupled from your own purchase. Participation requires no payment, purchase, subscription, or investment by you, and a Reward is triggered by the Referred Party’s Qualifying Payment — not by any purchase you make. The Reward is not a discount, credit, or rebate on your own subscription or on any purchase you make through the App or an app store.

5.1.3 No business relationship. The Program does not make you an employee, agent, contractor, distributor, salesperson, partner, joint venturer, or franchisee of Happy Songs, and creates no such relationship. The Program is not a business opportunity, franchise, or income opportunity, and no Reward is a commission, wage, salary, fee, draw, or residual. You act on your own behalf as a Customer recommending a product you use.

5.1.4 No earnings claims; results vary. Happy Songs does not promise, and you should not expect, any particular amount of Rewards. Rewards depend entirely on whether people you refer choose to become paying customers. Any figure or example shown is illustrative only and is not a promise of earnings; individual results vary.

5.2 Acceptable referral conduct

You agree to refer only in the manner the Program is intended — recommend Happy Songs to real people you personally know. You agree that you will not:

1. refer yourself, another account you control, or any member of your own household (no self-referral);
2. broadcast, post, or distribute your referral link or code as public spam, a public coupon, a giveaway, or a general solicitation, including on social media, coupon or deal sites, marketplaces, search or paid advertising, or to people you do not know;
3. use bots, scripts, automation, fake, purchased, incentivized, or non-genuine sign-ups, or multiple or duplicate accounts, to generate referrals or Rewards;
4. misrepresent Happy Songs, the Program, the price, or any Reward, or make any earnings, income, or “get rich” claim;
5. refer any person who is a minor or who lacks capacity to contract, or provide any minor’s information in connection with a referral; or
6. otherwise engage in fraud, abuse, or any conduct that violates these Program Terms, the Main Terms, or the Acceptable Use Policy.

5.3 Claiming a Reward — the two-month Claim Window

Once a Reward becomes claimable (that is, the conditions in §6 are met), you must claim it within two (2) months through the in-App claim process. A Reward not claimed within its Claim Window expires and is forfeited. We will make the claim status and the applicable deadline visible in the App. Expiration of an unclaimed Reward reflects the contingent, promotional nature of the Reward (see §7.2) and is not a forfeiture of money you already hold.

5.4 Payout — through Wise; eligibility and limits

5.4.1 Claimed Rewards are paid out to the adult Customer through the Payout Provider (Wise), a regulated cross-border money-movement provider. Payout is available only in the countries, currencies, and to the banks and account types that the Payout Provider supports [see the Payout Provider’s supported-countries list]; where the Payout Provider does not support your country, currency, or account, we may be unable to pay a Reward, and we may offer an alternative method at our discretion or, where no lawful method is available, the Reward may not be payable.

5.4.2 The Payout Provider runs its own identity verification (KYC), sanctions, and anti-money-laundering checks and applies its own terms, limits, fees, and timelines. You must provide accurate payout and identity information and satisfy the Payout Provider’s checks before any payout can be made. Happy Songs does not control, and is not responsible for, the Payout Provider’s decisions, timing, or fees; your use of the Payout Provider is subject to the Payout Provider’s own agreement with you.

5.4.3 Sanctions screening. Rewards will not be paid to any person, or into any account or jurisdiction, that is subject to applicable sanctions (including U.S. Treasury OFAC programs) or where payment would violate applicable law. We and the Payout Provider may screen payees and decline, withhold, or reverse any payout on that basis.

5.4.4 Not a bank account, deposit, or stored value. A pending or claimable Reward is a contingent, revocable promotional entitlement, not money held for you. Until a Reward is actually paid out to you, it is not a deposit, bank balance, stored-value, e-money, or funds held on your behalf, and Happy Songs is not acting as a bank or money transmitter in respect of it.

6.When a Reward Is Earned, Deposited, and Adjusted

6.1 Accrual condition — a real paid referral AND your Goal reached. A Reward for a given referral becomes claimable and is deposited into your in-App reward balance only when BOTH of the following are true:

1. the Referred Party has made a Qualifying Payment (a first, genuine, completed paid subscription that has not been refunded, reversed, charged back, or cancelled); and
2. you, the referring Customer, have reached your Goal as defined in the App.

Until both conditions are met, any Reward associated with a referral is pending and confers no vested right; a pending Reward may be adjusted, reversed, or cancelled as provided in these Program Terms.

6.2 One Reward per Referred Party; no stacking. You may earn at most one Reward per Referred Party (and per new referred account). Rewards are not stackable and may not be combined, split, multiplied, or duplicated across accounts, links, or codes for the same Referred Party.

6.3 Chargeback / refund clawback. If a Referred Party’s Qualifying Payment is later refunded, reversed, charged back, cancelled, or found to be fraudulent or non-genuine, the corresponding Reward is revoked. If the Reward is still pending or claimable, it is removed. If the Reward has already been deposited but not yet paid out, it is deducted from your balance. If the Reward has already been paid out, the amount is deducted from a later payout or, where no later payout is available, is recoverable from you as an amount owed. We will make reasonable efforts to explain any such adjustment.

6.4 Fraud and abuse adjustments. We may withhold, delay, reduce, revoke, or reverse any pending, claimable, or paid Reward if we reasonably determine that a referral is not genuine, is self-dealing, or otherwise violates §4, §5.2, or §10, and we may consolidate or close accounts and revoke associated Rewards.

6.5 No interest. Pending, claimable, and unclaimed Rewards do not accrue interest.

7.Nature of the Reward

7.1 A reward, not a commission or rebate. The Reward is a promotional referral reward/cashback paid by Happy Songs to the adult Customer. It is not a commission, wage, salary, fee, residual, or other compensation for services, and it is not a rebate, discount, or credit on any purchase you make (including any in-app-store purchase). It does not operate as, and may not be used as, a means of reducing the price of your own subscription or any app-store purchase.

7.2 Contingent and revocable until paid. A Reward is contingent on the conditions in §6 and remains revocable and adjustable (including by clawback) as set out in these Program Terms until it is actually paid out to you. Nothing in the Program is a guarantee that any Reward will be earned, become claimable, or be paid.

7.3 Not securities, not an investment. The Program, any Reward, and any Goal are not securities, investment contracts, or financial products, and confer no ownership, equity, dividend, or investment interest in Happy Songs.

8.Taxes

8.1 You are responsible for your taxes. Rewards paid to you may be taxable income. You are solely responsible for determining and paying any taxes, contributions, or duties arising from Rewards you receive, and for any reporting you are personally required to make.

8.2 Reporting and withholding by Happy Songs. As the payee of a Reward is always the adult Customer, Happy Songs will treat Reward payouts as ordinary payments to an adult and will report them, and withhold, where required by law — including, in the United States, information reporting on IRS Form 1099 (e.g., 1099-NEC/MISC) and backup withholding where applicable, and, in Mexico, issuance of the applicable CFDI and any withholding (retención) required under Mexican tax law. To enable this, you must provide accurate taxpayer information (for example, a U.S. IRS Form W-9 or W-8, or a Mexican RFC) before a payout; if you do not, we may withhold at the applicable default rate or decline to pay until the information is provided.

8.3 Not a minor-payment structure. Because the payee is always the adult Customer, Reward reporting and withholding are handled as ordinary adult payments and are not structured as, and do not constitute, payments to a minor.

9.The Child Is Never a Participant or a Payee

9.1 A child (including any Beneficiary Child for whom you create content) is never a participant, operator, referrer, earner, seller, or payee under the Program, and is never paid, promised, or owed anything under the Program. All economic aspects of the Program run exclusively between Happy Songs and the adult Customer.

9.2 The child-facing narrative is a narrative only. Any theme, level, badge, story, or educational content in the App that presents financial literacy to children is a motivational and financial-literacy narrative for children. It is not a representation that a child earns, sells, refers, or is paid, and it creates no economic role, entitlement, or expectation for any child. Program mechanics that involve money — referrals, Rewards, claims, and payouts — are operated by, earned by, and paid to the adult Customer only.

9.3 Where you provide a child’s information. Where, in connection with the App, you provide information about a minor, you represent that you are that minor’s parent or legal guardian and that you consent, on the child’s behalf, to the processing described in the Privacy Notice. This does not make the child a participant in the Program.

10.Fraud, Abuse, Suspension, and Termination

10.1 We may monitor, investigate, and take action against referral fraud and abuse, including self-referral, multi-account or duplicate-account use, bot or automated sign-ups, purchased or non-genuine referrals, public spamming or coupon abuse, circumvention of Program limits, and any violation of §4 or §5.2.

10.2 On reasonable determination of fraud, abuse, or violation, we may — in addition to the Reward adjustments in §6 — decline, limit, suspend, revoke, or terminate your participation in the Program, consolidate or close accounts, revoke any pending, claimable, or paid Rewards obtained through the abuse, and pursue any other remedy available in law or under the Main Terms.

10.3 We may suspend or end the Program, in whole or in part, as provided in §11.

10.4 Suspension or termination of participation does not affect any Reward that has already been validly earned, become claimable, and remains within its Claim Window, except where that Reward is itself subject to adjustment, clawback, or revocation under these Program Terms.

11.Changes to the Program — Prospective Only (“Nothing Is Forever”)

11.1 The Program, including the availability of the Program, the referral mechanics, the Goal, the amount, form, and conditions of Rewards, the Claim Window, the Payout Provider, and any feature, may be changed, added, suspended, limited, or discontinued at any time. The Program is not promised to be permanent or available forever.

11.2 Changes are prospective only. Any change to the Program applies going forward and does not retroactively cancel a Reward that you have already validly earned and that has already become claimable under §6 before the change takes effect. Changes will not be applied retroactively to reduce or revoke such an already-earned, already-claimable Reward, except where that Reward is subject to clawback, adjustment, or revocation for the reasons already stated in these Program Terms (for example, a chargeback under §6.3 or fraud under §6.4 and §10).

11.3 Notice and your choice. Where we make a material change to the Program, we will give reasonable notice (for example, in-App), and where applicable law requires a particular form of notice or consent, we will provide it. You may stop participating in the Program at any time; participation is voluntary and is not required to use the App.

11.4 Continued participation in the Program after a change takes effect constitutes acceptance of the changed Program Terms, except where applicable law requires renewed affirmative consent. Non-waivable consumer rights are preserved (see §16).

12.Financial-Incentive Notice (California CCPA/CPRA and Comparable State Laws)

12.1 The Program offers Rewards in connection with referrals. To the extent the Program is treated as a financial incentive program under the California Consumer Privacy Act (as amended by the CPRA) or a comparable U.S. state privacy law, this section is the required notice.

12.2 Material terms. When you participate, we collect and process the personal information described in the Privacy Notice as needed to operate the Program — for example, your account and contact information, your referral link/code activity, the fact and status of a Referred Party’s Qualifying Payment, and the identity, tax, and payout information needed to pay and report a Reward (see §5.4, §8, and the Privacy Notice). Participation is voluntary; you opt in by choosing to participate, and you may withdraw at any time by ceasing to participate (which ends future Rewards but does not affect a Reward already validly earned and within its Claim Window).

12.3 Value and good-faith basis. Any difference in value between participants and non-participants is reasonably related to the value of the personal information involved in operating the Program, which we calculate in good faith by reference to the cost of the Program and the Rewards paid relative to the information processed to administer it. We do not sell this information for money; certain disclosures may be considered “sharing” under some state laws, and you may exercise the opt-out and other rights described in the Privacy Notice.

12.4 We do not condition core use of the App on participation in the Program, and we do not discriminate against you for exercising your privacy rights.

13.Privacy

13.1 Our processing of personal information for the Program is described in the Privacy Notice [LINK], which governs, including the categories of information, purposes, legal bases, subprocessors and international transfers, retention, and your rights. The Subprocessor List in the Privacy Notice is the source of truth for the providers involved in the Program (including the Payout Provider).

13.2 We hold from the Customer only the information needed to operate and pay the Program (for example, phone number as identifier, optional email, referral activity, and the identity, tax, and payout information required for §5.4 and §8), consistent with the data-minimization commitments in the Privacy Notice. A Referred Party’s participation and any Qualifying Payment are processed as described in the Privacy Notice; you must not provide a third party’s personal information without authority to do so.

14.Disclaimers

14.1 The Program is provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind, to the maximum extent permitted by law, and subject to the disclaimers in the Main Terms (which are incorporated here). We do not warrant that the Program will be uninterrupted or error-free, that any referral will result in a Qualifying Payment, that any Reward will be earned or paid, or that the Payout Provider will be available in your country or to your account.

14.2 We are not responsible for acts, omissions, decisions, fees, delays, or availability of the Payout Provider or of any app store, bank, or tax authority.

15.Limitation of Liability; Indemnification

15.1 The limitation of liability in the Main Terms applies to the Program and to any claim arising out of or relating to the Program, including any claim relating to a Reward, a payout, a clawback, taxes, or the Payout Provider, to the maximum extent permitted by law.

15.2 The indemnification provisions of the Main Terms apply to your participation in the Program, including any claim arising out of your referrals, your breach of §4, §5.2, or §10, your violation of law or of a third party’s rights, any tax obligation that is yours, or any misuse or fraud.

15.3 Nothing in this section limits liability that cannot be limited or excluded under applicable law, or any non-waivable consumer right (see §16).

16.Governing Law; Disputes; Non-Waivable Consumer Rights

16.1 Governing law and dispute resolution. These Program Terms are governed by, and disputes are resolved under, the governing-law and dispute-resolution provisions of the Main Terms (including Texas governing law and the arbitration and class-action-waiver provisions), which are incorporated here by reference and apply to the Program.

16.2 Non-waivable consumer rights control. Nothing in these Program Terms waives, limits, or overrides any right, remedy, or protection that applicable consumer-protection law makes non-waivable. Where any provision of these Program Terms conflicts with such a non-waivable right, the non-waivable right controls, and the remainder of these Program Terms remains in effect. For consumers in Mexico, mandatory provisions of Mexican consumer-protection law (LFPC/PROFECO) apply notwithstanding any conflicting provision, to the extent they cannot be waived.

17.General

17.1 Relationship to Main Terms. These Program Terms are supplemental to, and part of, the Main Terms. Except as expressly modified here for the Program, all terms of the Main Terms remain in full force.

17.2 Assignment. You may not assign or transfer your participation, any referral link or code, or any Reward, except as expressly permitted. We may assign these Program Terms as permitted in the Main Terms.

17.3 Severability; no waiver; entire agreement. The severability, no-waiver, and entire-agreement provisions of the Main Terms apply. These Program Terms, together with the Main Terms, Privacy Notice, and Acceptable Use Policy, are the entire agreement regarding the Program.

17.4 Survival. Provisions that by their nature should survive the end of your participation — including §4.3, §6.3, §7, §8, §9, §14, §15, and §16 — survive.

17.5 No third-party beneficiaries. The Program creates no rights in any person who is not the adult Customer. A Referred Party and any child acquire no rights under these Program Terms.

17.6 Language. The English version is the master and controls, except where applicable law requires a local-language version to prevail (see §18).

18.Localization and Jurisdiction-Specific Matters

18.1 Mexico (required before the Program is offered to consumers in Mexico). A Spanish-language version of these Program Terms is required, and the adhesion contract must be registered with PROFECO (Registro Público de Contratos de Adhesión). Mandatory, non-waivable provisions of Mexican consumer law apply (see §16.2). Happy Songs USA Corp. must complete its Mexican tax registration (RFC), legal representative, and domicile for payout tax reporting (CFDI issuance and any retención) (see §2 and §8). The Program is structured to be defensible under Mexican law as a single-tier cashback on real sales operated by the adult Customer, and not as a prohibited pyramid or irregular fund-capture scheme (fraude / captación irregular); no child may operate or be paid (child-labor prohibition, LFT art. 22 Bis).

18.2 United States. The Program is structured as a single-tier referral reward on real sales — not a business opportunity, franchise, or multi-level-marketing scheme — with no buy-in and no recruitment-based earning (see §5). U.S. information reporting and backup withholding apply to Reward payouts (see §8), and payouts are subject to sanctions screening (OFAC) (see §5.4.3). The financial-incentive notice in §12 addresses CCPA/CPRA and comparable state-law requirements.

18.3 Out-of-scope deltas (not covered by this version). Jurisdiction-specific requirements are addressed separately and are not covered here, including: anti-referral-selling rules that require the reward to be fully decoupled from the referrer’s own purchase (for example, Australia ACL s. 49; Ontario, Canada); country-by-country anti-pyramid and fund-capture analysis (for example, Colombia, Brazil, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and other Latin American markets); country-specific tax reporting and withholding on payouts; and any additional consumer-disclosure or cooling-off requirements. These require confirmation by licensed local counsel before the Program is offered in those markets.