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Terms of service

Last updated, June 2026. These terms describe how ShareHub.Biz works in plain language. By creating an account or using the platform you agree to them.

1. Acceptance

By creating an account or otherwise accessing ShareHub.Biz ("ShareHub," "the platform," "we," "us"), you ("you," "the member," "the user") agree to these Terms of Service ("Terms") and our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not use the platform.

2. Eligibility

You must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering binding contracts in your jurisdiction. You must not appear on any active sanctions list. You may not use ShareHub from a country or territory where the activity offered here is restricted by local law. Determining whether ShareHub is appropriate or permitted for you is your own responsibility.

3. What ShareHub is, and what it is not

ShareHub.Biz is a technology platform that connects two groups of users:

  • Sellers (operating partners) — independent marketplace sellers who source, list, and sell physical goods across Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Noon, Carrefour, Sam's Club, Shopify, and other channels.
  • Members (financing participants) — users who finance specific batches of seller inventory in exchange for a share of the net profit realised when those goods sell.

ShareHub provides the matching layer, the digital wallet infrastructure, the per-unit ledger, the sales-reporting pipeline, and the settlement mechanics that make the relationship between these two groups transparent and auditable.

ShareHub does not own, warehouse, or operate inventory itself. Inventory is owned and operated by the seller partner on a specific marketplace, with each unit individually attributed to one or more financing members through the platform ledger.

ShareHub does not custody or pool member funds as a collective deposit. Every member holds their own segregated USDT wallet inside the dashboard. Funds move only when you initiate an action: deposit, inventory purchase, withdrawal.

For clarity, ShareHub is not:

  • a bank, savings account, or fixed-deposit product;
  • a regulated investment fund, securities offering, or money-market product;
  • a lending, staking, or yield-farming platform;
  • a peer-to-peer credit network or a Ponzi/pyramid scheme.

It is a technology and operations marketplace in which members finance real inventory and share in the real-world business outcome of that inventory selling.

4. Your wallet

Every member has their own USDT wallet inside the ShareHub dashboard, structured into four buckets, none of which can ever go negative:

  • Available — withdrawable and ready to deploy into a new plan.
  • Inventory — entry price reserved against your active inventory positions.
  • Pending — profit briefly held mid-credit before landing in Available.
  • Reserved — amount currently in a pending withdrawal request.

Your deposits, your inventory purchases, your per-unit profit credits, and your withdrawals all settle inside that wallet. ShareHub does not move funds on your behalf outside the actions you initiate, and never co-mingles your balance with another member's.

5. Deposits

Deposit USDT directly to the wallet address shown on your dashboard. BEP-20 (Binance Smart Chain) is supported today. TRC-20 (Tron) is coming soon. Sending any other token, or sending USDT on any other network (Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, etc.), will result in irrecoverable loss of those funds. ShareHub cannot recover wrong-chain or wrong-token deposits.

Minimum deposit is $1. The smallest inventory plan starts at $50. There is no maximum deposit.

6. Buying inventory units

Two pools are live today, two more launching soon. You may hold one active plan per pool and up to the published per-pool unit cap.

  • Pool A — FMCG & Essentials: starting from $50 (30 base units), top up in steps of 10 units, up to 300 units held per member.
  • Pool B — Beauty & Personal Care: starting from $250 (50 base units), top up in steps of 10 units, up to 500 units held per member.
  • Each plan runs an auto-rotating cycle from the day of purchase. As units sell, the operating partner automatically restocks the same quantity so your held units keep producing. Rotation continues until you ask the support team to stop it on your behalf.
  • Orders are funded instantly from your Available balance at the moment of purchase. The corresponding amount moves into the Inventory bucket and is committed to the active position.
  • Top-ups on the same pool may be added at any time, up to the per-pool unit cap.

7. Average profit per unit

Profit is credited to your wallet only after a real sale closes: the end customer paid, the unit shipped, and the unit was marked delivered. Each credit is tagged with the SKU, the marketplace channel, and a timestamp on your Sales page.

ShareHub earns a small percentage on each completed sale, paid by the operating partner — never deducted from member earnings. Operating costs (sourcing, listings, fulfilment, customer support, marketplace fees, advertising, returns handling, technology infrastructure, fraud protection) are absorbed by the operating partner before the per-unit profit credit lands in your wallet. The figure you see credited per unit is your net share.

8. The active cycle and how to stop rotation

Capital used to purchase inventory units is committed to the live operation for an active cycle starting on the day of purchase. While the cycle is running:

  • Profit credited to your wallet as units sell is yours immediately and can be withdrawn at any time, above the $5 minimum.
  • The original capital tied to active units stays committed to the inventory operation — physically held as stock, listed across marketplaces, and rotating through restocks.
  • You may stop further restocking at any point; from that moment no new units will be created on your behalf, but units already in circulation continue to sell and credit you per unit.

You may request to stop rotation at any time by contacting the support team. When the request is approved, your plan finishes its current active period and the remaining inventory is liquidated. The proceeds settle into your Available balance. The amount returned reflects the real liquidation outcome of that inventory, not a fixed principal guarantee — see Section 11.

9. Withdrawals

You can request a withdrawal from your Available balance at any time, with a $5 minimum. Each withdrawal is routed through an automated review check before broadcast — solely to detect fraudulent or compromised-account activity — and the on-chain transfer is typically sent within minutes of approval. Most requests clear in under 24 hours.

ShareHub does not charge a platform withdrawal fee. Standard blockchain network (gas) fees set by the BEP-20 or TRC-20 chain at the time of broadcast apply and are displayed to you before you confirm.

10. Fees

  • ShareHub revenue: a small percentage on each completed sale, paid by the operating partner. No platform fee is deducted from member earnings.
  • Network fee, pass-through to the blockchain on deposit and withdrawal, displayed before you confirm.
  • No subscription fee, no account maintenance fee, no deposit fee, no withdrawal platform fee, no inventory-purchase fee on the member side.

11. Risk disclosure and the nature of profit-share capital

This section is the most important part of these Terms. Read it before depositing.

ShareHub is a real-business profit-share platform, not a fixed-deposit or savings product. Returns flow from real sales completing on real marketplaces. Sales pace varies with season, channel, demand, marketplace policy, supplier reliability, customer-return rates, and broader macro conditions. Past performance does not predict future results, and any published per-unit range or annualised figure is an illustrative reference based on prior cycles — not a promise.

How your capital is tied up. Once you purchase units of a plan, the corresponding capital is deployed to the operating partner the same business day and converted into live inventory: paid to suppliers, cleared through customs where applicable, packed and listed across marketplaces, and rotated through the restock cycle. From that moment, your capital is working in the same way an operating partner's own working capital works — committed to goods, fulfilment, and marketplace flow until the cycle matures or the inventory is sold back.

Profit is always yours. Per-unit credits that have already landed in your wallet are yours unconditionally. You may withdraw them at any time, subject only to the $5 minimum and the automated fraud check. ShareHub does not claw back already-credited profit under any circumstance, including return netting (return-related debits are absorbed by the buyback reserve pool, not your wallet).

Original capital is recoverable through a support-team stop request, not by demand. Because your principal is deployed into live inventory, it is not refundable on demand the way a bank deposit is. When you ask the support team to stop your rotation and the request is approved, the current cycle finishes its active period and the remaining inventory is liquidated. The recovery amount reflects the real liquidation outcome of that inventory at that point in time — the operator purchases your remaining stock back at cost basis where market conditions allow, and the proceeds settle into your Available balance.

There is no guaranteed principal return. In normal sales conditions the rotation-stop process recovers most or all of the original capital after a successful cycle. In a worst-case slow-sell scenario (extended inventory dwell, marketplace account disruption, supplier-side defect, or systemic demand collapse), the recovery may be partial or significantly delayed. ShareHub does not, and cannot, promise "money back in X days" the way a deposit-taking institution can, because the funds are not held as deposits — they are working as inventory.

Sales-pace risk is the primary risk. Apart from the deployment-of-capital nature described above, the dominant risk on a single cycle is sales pace: a slower-selling pool produces a lower profit total per cycle than a fast-selling one. This is structurally different from market-price risk (your units are not exposed to coin price movement once deposited as USDT) or counterparty credit risk (you are not lending to ShareHub).

By purchasing units you acknowledge that this is a business outcome, not a fixed return; that your principal is exposed to the real performance of physical inventory inside a real ecommerce operation; and that the only "guaranteed" returns are profit credits already settled in your wallet.

12. Referral program

The referral program is a loyalty reward, similar to the refer-a-friend and affiliate programs operated by major brands, marketplaces, and consumer apps. It is funded from ShareHub's marketing budget and is entirely optional. Referring other users is not required to earn on ShareHub. Your earnings come from real sales of inventory units you hold, not from referrals.

If you choose to participate:

  • Each time someone you referred buys a new pool position, you earn 15% as Level 1 of their pool principal, and the person who referred you (your upline, if any) earns 5% as Level 2. Paid instantly to your wallet. Lifetime — every new pool buy fires, not just the first.
  • Top-ups on an existing active pool position do not trigger a new pool-buy bonus. Each fresh pool position does.
  • Referral rewards are paid entirely from the ShareHub marketing budget. They are never skimmed from the referred member's deposit, earnings, or wallet. The referred member receives their full deposit and their full per-unit profit credit on every sale, exactly as if they had joined without a referrer.

13. Prohibited behaviour

  • Creating multiple accounts to abuse referral bonuses or sign-up rewards.
  • Using ShareHub to launder funds, evade sanctions, or fund activity prohibited by your local law.
  • Attempting to reverse-engineer, scrape, automate, or attack the platform or its infrastructure.
  • Sharing your credentials or allowing another person to operate your account.
  • Submitting false KYC documents or impersonating another individual or entity.

14. Account suspension and termination

ShareHub may suspend or terminate any account that engages in prohibited behaviour, fails sanctions screening, or otherwise breaches these Terms. Pending profit and unpaid referral bonuses may be forfeited in the case of fraud or wash-trading. Original capital tied to active inventory units remains subject to the rotation-stop process in Section 8 and the principal recovery wording in Section 11 — suspension does not accelerate or guarantee principal return.

15. Audit and reconciliation

ShareHub runs five automated reconciliation invariants every 24 hours. Any drift between member balances, ledger entries, pool unit ownership, daily sales splits, or pending-withdrawal totals raises an operations alert and may pause new deposits and withdrawals until resolved. Every credit and debit is recorded on an append-only ledger that is never updated and never deleted; corrections are new ledger rows, never overwrites. Your bucket balances are always derivable from the ledger.

16. Data, security, and account access

ShareHub uses passwordless magic-link sign-in and supports optional two-factor authentication (TOTP authenticator app). For your protection, withdrawals and other sensitive actions may require an additional confirmation step on a new device. See our Privacy Policy for details on what we collect, how we store it, and how to request deletion.

17. Disclaimers and limitation of liability

ShareHub is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis, without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. To the maximum extent permitted by law, ShareHub's aggregate liability to any single user for any claim arising out of these Terms or the use of the platform is limited to the total platform fees that ShareHub earned from your activity in the 12 months preceding the claim.

18. Changes to these terms

ShareHub may update these Terms over time. Material changes will be announced in-app and by email at least 14 days before they take effect. Continued use of the platform after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms. We will not retroactively change the economics of an inventory plan that is already active — changes apply to new plans purchased after the effective date.

19. Contact

For questions about these Terms, sign in and message support from your profile screen, or visit contact. The operating entity and registered address will be added at public launch.