Terms and Conditions (Part 1)
Effective Date: 26.08.2025 | Last Modified: 26.08.2025
This summary (Part 1) is written in plain English. The full Terms & Conditions in Part 2 are legally binding and apply in case of conflict. However, where there is any difference, the statements in this summary about UK governing law and UK consumer rights take priority.

Welcome to Luminiera. These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern your use of luminiera.net ("the Service"). By creating an account or using our services, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, you must stop using Luminiera immediately.

Luminiera is currently operated by Sami Alexander Azem as an unincorporated business. Until incorporation, all obligations fall to the operator personally. Once incorporated, obligations will transfer to the company without reducing your rights.
1. About Us
The Service is currently operated by: In the event Luminiera incorporates as a company (e.g., “Luminiera Ltd” in the UK or another jurisdiction), ownership of the Service and all agreements with Users will automatically transfer to that entity. Users will be notified, and their rights under these Terms and applicable law will remain unaffected.
2. Eligibility
3. Nature of the Service
4. Account Registration
5. Subscriptions & Payments
5A. Free £1,000 in Savings Identifications
6. Withdrawal & Cancellation Rights (UK/EU Users)
7. Acceptable Use
You agree not to: Violation of these rules may result in account suspension or termination without refund.
8. Intellectual Property
9. Liability & Disclaimers
10. Data & Privacy
11. Changes to the Service
12. Governing Law & Dispute Resolution
13. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect.
14. Entire Agreement
These Terms are made up of Part 1 (Summary) and Part 2 (Full Terms & Conditions, provided by Iubenda). Together they constitute the entire agreement between you and Luminiera regarding the Service. If there is any conflict, the provisions in Part 2 apply, except where this summary explicitly states otherwise (for example, UK governing law and UK consumer rights).