Introduction

Digital 2Moro provides digital transformation services, websites, software solutions, mobile applications, AI-enabled systems, automation workflows, cloud-based solutions, managed services, consulting engagements, and related technology services. These services must be used responsibly, lawfully, and in a manner that protects Digital 2Moro, our customers, users, partners, infrastructure, and the wider digital ecosystem.

This Acceptable Use Policy defines the rules that apply when customers, users, administrators, employees, contractors, partners, or any other authorized persons access or use Digital 2Moro services. It is intended to prevent misuse, abuse, unlawful activity, security threats, harmful content, unauthorized access, privacy violations, and activities that may interfere with the reliability or integrity of our services.

By using Digital 2Moro services, you agree to comply with this AUP and ensure that anyone using the services through your account, organization, systems, applications, or project environment also complies with this policy.

• Use Digital 2Moro services responsibly and lawfully.
• Protect accounts, credentials, systems, and confidential information.
• Avoid activities that harm users, systems, networks, or third parties.
• Respect intellectual property, privacy, and data protection rights.
• Follow applicable agreements, policies, laws, and platform rules.

This AUP should be read together with our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Security, and AI Governance resources.

Scope of this Policy

This AUP applies to all customers, users, visitors, administrators, employees, contractors, agents, partners, developers, end users, and any other individuals or organizations that access, use, manage, integrate with, or benefit from Digital 2Moro services.

The policy applies whether services are accessed directly, through an organization, through a client account, through an employer, through a third-party integration, through an API, through a hosted website or application, or through a product, platform, or environment delivered by Digital 2Moro.

• Digital 2Moro websites and web properties.
• Web applications, mobile applications, portals, dashboards, and SaaS platforms.
• Cloud hosting, infrastructure, deployment, and managed service environments.
• AI-enabled tools, automations, integrations, agents, and workflows.
• APIs, plugins, scripts, connectors, databases, and backend services.
• Digital marketing, SEO, analytics, and business intelligence systems.
• Client projects, development environments, staging environments, and production systems.
• Any content, data, files, communications, or materials uploaded, processed, hosted, or transmitted through our services.

If you use Digital 2Moro services on behalf of an organization, you are responsible for ensuring that the organization and its authorized users comply with this AUP. If a user violates this policy through your account or environment, you may be responsible for that activity.

General Acceptable Use Requirements

Users must access and use Digital 2Moro services in a responsible, secure, lawful, and respectful manner. Acceptable use requires consideration for the rights of others, protection of systems and data, compliance with applicable laws, and responsible use of technology.

You may not use Digital 2Moro services in a way that harms, disrupts, misleads, exploits, abuses, overloads, degrades, or compromises any person, organization, system, network, application, service, infrastructure, or data.

• Use services only for lawful and authorized purposes.
• Respect the rights, privacy, safety, and security of others.
• Maintain accurate, complete, and truthful account or project information.
• Use Digital 2Moro services in accordance with applicable agreements and documentation.
• Protect credentials, access keys, authentication tokens, and administrative privileges.
• Avoid interfering with the availability, performance, or security of any service.
• Use reasonable care when uploading, transmitting, or processing data.
• Ensure content and activities do not violate laws or third-party rights.
• Cooperate with Digital 2Moro when investigating suspected abuse or policy violations.
• Promptly report suspected security issues, misuse, or unauthorized access.

Digital 2Moro may evaluate activity, content, usage patterns, and reported behavior to determine whether a violation of this AUP has occurred. Enforcement decisions may consider intent, severity, frequency, impact, risk, and whether corrective action has been taken.

Account Security & User Responsibilities

Customers and users are responsible for maintaining the security of their accounts, systems, credentials, devices, access rights, project environments, and authorized users. Account misuse can expose systems, data, projects, and third parties to serious risk.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, accounts should be used only by the individual or organization to whom they are assigned. Shared accounts, weak passwords, credential reuse, unauthorized access, and unmanaged administrative privileges increase security risks and may violate this AUP.

• Use strong, unique passwords for Digital 2Moro-related accounts.
• Enable multi-factor authentication where available.
• Do not share credentials, API keys, passwords, tokens, or administrative access without authorization.
• Maintain accurate user access lists and remove access when no longer needed.
• Ensure authorized users understand their security and privacy responsibilities.
• Protect devices used to access Digital 2Moro services or client environments.
• Immediately report suspected compromise, unauthorized access, or credential exposure.
• Do not attempt to access accounts, systems, files, data, or environments without authorization.
• Use accounts only for legitimate business, project, or service-related purposes.
• Monitor account activity where administrative or elevated access is provided.

You are responsible for activities conducted through your account, organization, credentials, systems, or authorized users, whether or not you personally performed the activity, unless caused solely by Digital 2Moro's own failure to meet its obligations.

Additional information is available in our Organizational Security and Infrastructure Security pages.

Compliance With Laws & Regulations

Users must comply with all laws, regulations, rules, orders, and industry obligations applicable to their use of Digital 2Moro services. This includes laws applicable in the jurisdiction where the user is located, where Digital 2Moro operates, where services are accessed, where data subjects are located, and where affected systems or users may be impacted.

Customers are responsible for determining whether their intended use of Digital 2Moro services is lawful and appropriate for their organization, industry, audience, data, jurisdiction, and operational context.

• Privacy and data protection laws.
• Cybersecurity, anti-abuse, and computer misuse laws.
• Consumer protection and advertising regulations.
• Intellectual property, copyright, trademark, and licensing laws.
• Employment, education, healthcare, financial, or sector-specific regulations where applicable.
• Export control, sanctions, anti-corruption, and trade compliance rules.
• Electronic communications, spam, consent, and messaging regulations.
• AI governance, automated decision-making, and technology-related legal requirements.
• Contractual obligations, confidentiality requirements, and third-party platform terms.

Digital 2Moro may refuse, suspend, restrict, or terminate services where use of the services appears unlawful, unsafe, abusive, deceptive, discriminatory, infringing, or inconsistent with this AUP or any applicable agreement.

Additional information regarding our compliance approach is available in our Compliance and Governance & Operational Security pages.

Prohibited Activities

Digital 2Moro services may not be used for unlawful, harmful, abusive, deceptive, exploitative, or disruptive activities. Prohibited activities include any conduct that may harm Digital 2Moro, our customers, users, partners, infrastructure, third-party systems, or the public.

The examples below are not exhaustive. Digital 2Moro may determine that other activities violate this AUP if they create legal, security, operational, privacy, reputational, or ethical risk.

• Using services for illegal, fraudulent, deceptive, or harmful purposes.
• Impersonating another person, business, organization, brand, or authority.
• Misrepresenting identity, affiliation, ownership, endorsements, or authorization.
• Uploading, hosting, transmitting, or distributing malware, spyware, ransomware, worms, or malicious code.
• Engaging in phishing, credential theft, spoofing, social engineering, or account compromise.
• Attempting to gain unauthorized access to systems, accounts, networks, databases, or services.
• Interfering with the availability, integrity, or performance of Digital 2Moro services.
• Using services to exploit, harm, harass, threaten, defame, discriminate against, or abuse others.
• Publishing or distributing content that violates applicable law or third-party rights.
• Using Digital 2Moro services to build, support, or operate competing services in violation of applicable agreements.
• Reverse engineering, scraping, copying, or extracting service components except where legally permitted.
• Attempting to bypass usage limits, security controls, access restrictions, or technical safeguards.

Digital 2Moro reserves the right to investigate suspected violations and take appropriate action, including content removal, service restriction, account suspension, termination, or referral to appropriate authorities where legally required or reasonably necessary.

Security & Platform Abuse

Users must not misuse Digital 2Moro services, infrastructure, applications, APIs, hosting environments, automation systems, or connected platforms in any way that compromises security, disrupts operations, or negatively affects other users or third parties.

Security abuse includes intentional misuse as well as reckless activity that may expose systems, data, networks, services, or users to unnecessary risk.

• Launching denial-of-service, distributed denial-of-service, stress testing, or traffic flooding attacks.
• Scanning, probing, or testing systems without written authorization.
• Attempting to bypass authentication, authorization, rate limits, or access controls.
• Introducing malicious scripts, backdoors, web shells, unauthorized redirects, or hidden code.
• Exploiting vulnerabilities in Digital 2Moro services or third-party systems.
• Using bots, crawlers, scrapers, or automated tools in a way that overloads or abuses services.
• Interfering with logging, monitoring, security alerts, or abuse detection systems.
• Attempting to access data, files, projects, environments, or accounts without authorization.
• Using Digital 2Moro infrastructure to attack, scan, test, or compromise third-party systems.
• Uploading invalid data, malicious payloads, exploit code, or harmful files.
• Manipulating platform behavior, billing systems, usage metering, or access rules.
• Failing to report known security issues that may affect Digital 2Moro services or customer environments.

If you identify a potential vulnerability or security concern, you should report it responsibly through our Responsible Disclosure process and avoid activities that could harm systems, users, or data.

AI & Automation Usage

Digital 2Moro may provide or support AI-enabled systems, automation workflows, chatbots, agents, analytics, recommendation tools, generative AI features, AI-assisted development, and intelligent business processes. These capabilities must be used responsibly, lawfully, and with appropriate human oversight.

Users are responsible for reviewing AI outputs, validating automated decisions, protecting sensitive data, and ensuring that AI-enabled systems are not used for harmful, discriminatory, deceptive, unsafe, or unlawful purposes.

• Do not use AI services to generate unlawful, harmful, abusive, deceptive, or discriminatory content.
• Do not use AI to create malware, phishing materials, exploit code, or cyber abuse workflows.
• Do not submit personal, sensitive, confidential, or regulated data into AI systems without authorization.
• Do not use AI outputs as final decisions in high-impact areas without appropriate human review.
• Do not misrepresent AI-generated content as solely human-created where disclosure is required.
• Do not use AI to impersonate individuals, manipulate users, or deceive the public.
• Do not use automation to spam, scrape, overload, or abuse platforms or third-party systems.
• Do not use AI to produce content that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights.
• Do not bypass safety controls, filters, rate limits, or platform restrictions.
• Do not use AI-enabled systems for prohibited or high-risk purposes without appropriate safeguards.

Customers remain responsible for how AI and automation features are configured, deployed, monitored, and used within their organizations. Additional requirements are described in our AI Notice and AI Governance page.

Communications & Messaging Restrictions

Digital 2Moro services may include or support email systems, forms, notifications, customer support tools, marketing workflows, messaging integrations, newsletters, CRM systems, chat systems, and other communication channels. These services must not be used for spam, abuse, deception, harassment, or unlawful communications.

Users are responsible for ensuring that communications sent through Digital 2Moro-supported systems comply with applicable consent, privacy, marketing, consumer protection, telecommunications, and anti-spam laws.

• Do not send spam, unsolicited bulk messages, chain letters, or deceptive communications.
• Do not send marketing communications without required consent or lawful basis.
• Do not use false, misleading, or deceptive sender names, subject lines, headers, or source-identifying information.
• Do not engage in phishing, spoofing, impersonation, or fraudulent messaging.
• Do not use communication tools to harass, threaten, exploit, or abuse others.
• Do not transmit malware, malicious links, credential theft pages, or harmful attachments.
• Do not bypass unsubscribe mechanisms, consent records, or user communication preferences.
• Do not collect or use contact lists unlawfully or without proper authorization.
• Do not send misleading claims, scams, fake offers, or fraudulent promotions.
• Do not use Digital 2Moro-supported systems to violate third-party platform policies.

Digital 2Moro may suspend or restrict communication-related services where activity appears to create legal, deliverability, reputational, security, or abuse-related risk.

Data Protection & Privacy Requirements

Users must handle personal data, confidential information, customer records, business data, and sensitive materials responsibly when using Digital 2Moro services. Privacy and data protection obligations apply to how information is collected, stored, processed, shared, transmitted, retained, and deleted.

Customers are responsible for ensuring that personal data processed through Digital 2Moro-supported systems is collected and used lawfully, transparently, securely, and in accordance with applicable privacy requirements.

• Do not collect, process, or share personal data without lawful basis or authorization.
• Do not upload sensitive or regulated data unless the service is appropriate for that data and authorized by agreement.
• Do not disclose confidential information without permission.
• Do not use personal data for discriminatory, unlawful, deceptive, or harmful profiling.
• Do not store passwords, payment card data, government identifiers, or highly sensitive data unless expressly authorized and properly protected.
• Do not expose personal data through insecure forms, public pages, misconfigured permissions, or unauthorized integrations.
• Do not ignore data subject requests, deletion requests, consent withdrawals, or privacy obligations that apply to your organization.
• Do not use Digital 2Moro services to violate privacy laws, confidentiality duties, or contractual data protection requirements.
• Do not transfer data internationally without considering applicable legal and contractual requirements.
• Do not retain personal data longer than necessary for the authorized purpose.

Additional information is available in our Privacy Policy, Data Processing Addendum, and Data & Privacy resources.

Content Standards

Users are responsible for all content, data, files, media, communications, applications, websites, documents, code, AI-generated materials, marketing assets, and other information that they create, upload, publish, transmit, store, process, host, or distribute through Digital 2Moro services ("Content").

Content must comply with applicable laws, contractual obligations, intellectual property rights, privacy requirements, platform rules, and community standards. Users must ensure that they have the necessary rights, permissions, licenses, and authority to use, publish, distribute, or process Content through Digital 2Moro services.

• Content must be lawful, accurate, and not misleading.
• Content must not infringe intellectual property, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, or proprietary rights.
• Content must not promote illegal activities, violence, exploitation, fraud, or criminal conduct.
• Content must not contain defamatory, abusive, threatening, discriminatory, hateful, or harassing material.
• Content must not contain malware, malicious code, harmful scripts, or unauthorized tracking mechanisms.
• Content must not intentionally spread misinformation, deception, scams, or fraudulent claims.
• Content must not exploit, endanger, or harm children or vulnerable individuals.
• Content must not contain unlawful adult content, exploitation, or prohibited sexual material.
• Content must not violate applicable advertising, consumer protection, or disclosure requirements.
• Content must not interfere with the operation, security, or integrity of Digital 2Moro services.

Digital 2Moro reserves the right to investigate, restrict, remove, disable, suspend, or otherwise act upon content that appears to violate this AUP, applicable law, contractual obligations, or the rights of others.

Intellectual Property & Proprietary Rights

Digital 2Moro respects intellectual property rights and expects all users to do the same. Users may only use, publish, distribute, reproduce, modify, store, or process materials for which they possess the necessary rights, licenses, permissions, authorizations, or legal basis.

Unauthorized use of copyrighted works, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, proprietary information, confidential business information, software, databases, designs, media assets, documentation, or other protected materials is prohibited.

• Do not upload or distribute copyrighted material without authorization.
• Do not infringe trademarks, trade names, logos, service marks, or branding rights.
• Do not use confidential or proprietary information without permission.
• Do not copy, clone, scrape, duplicate, or reproduce protected materials unlawfully.
• Do not remove copyright notices, attribution requirements, or ownership markings.
• Do not violate software licensing terms or open-source license obligations.
• Do not claim ownership of materials that belong to others.
• Do not misuse Digital 2Moro intellectual property, branding, trademarks, or proprietary assets.
• Do not use Digital 2Moro services to facilitate intellectual property infringement.
• Do not submit false ownership claims or fraudulent takedown requests.

Digital 2Moro may remove allegedly infringing content, suspend access, cooperate with rights holders, or take other appropriate action where intellectual property violations are suspected.

Additional guidance is available in our Trademark Guidelines and Brand Assets resources.

Third-Party Services & Integrations

Digital 2Moro services may integrate with third-party platforms, cloud providers, APIs, software services, payment processors, analytics systems, communication platforms, AI providers, marketing tools, social media services, and other external technologies.

Users are responsible for ensuring that their use of third-party services, integrations, plugins, extensions, APIs, and connected systems complies with the applicable terms, privacy requirements, security obligations, licensing restrictions, and usage policies of those providers.

• Use third-party integrations only for authorized and lawful purposes.
• Comply with the terms, policies, and licensing requirements of integrated services.
• Maintain appropriate security controls when connecting third-party systems.
• Protect credentials, API keys, tokens, and authentication secrets.
• Ensure data transfers to third-party systems are lawful and authorized.
• Evaluate the privacy and security implications of connected services.
• Monitor third-party integrations for misuse, compromise, or unauthorized activity.
• Remove integrations that create unacceptable legal, privacy, or security risk.
• Do not use integrations to bypass restrictions, controls, or usage limits.
• Do not use Digital 2Moro services to facilitate abuse of third-party systems.

Digital 2Moro is not responsible for the independent operation, availability, content, security practices, business decisions, or policies of third-party providers outside our reasonable control.

More information regarding our technology ecosystem can be found on our Vendor & Technology Partners page.

Resource Consumption & Fair Usage

Digital 2Moro services are designed to support multiple customers, projects, users, and environments. Responsible use of computing resources helps maintain service availability, performance, reliability, and security for all users.

Users must not consume resources in a manner that creates unreasonable load, excessive operational burden, service degradation, infrastructure instability, or unfair disadvantage to other users.

• Do not intentionally overload systems, applications, databases, APIs, or infrastructure.
• Do not generate excessive automated traffic or resource consumption.
• Do not abuse storage, bandwidth, compute, AI processing, messaging, or API resources.
• Do not attempt to circumvent service plans, quotas, rate limits, or usage restrictions.
• Do not use services for unauthorized cryptocurrency mining or resource-intensive processing.
• Do not deploy systems that create excessive operational, security, or performance risks.
• Do not conduct unauthorized benchmarking, stress testing, or load testing.
• Do not interfere with the experience of other users through excessive resource consumption.
• Monitor and optimize workloads where significant infrastructure resources are consumed.
• Cooperate with Digital 2Moro when usage patterns create operational concerns.

Digital 2Moro may implement rate limits, quotas, usage thresholds, traffic controls, resource allocation policies, service restrictions, or other operational safeguards to protect service quality and platform stability.

User Generated Content

Users retain responsibility for content they create, upload, publish, host, distribute, process, transmit, or otherwise make available through Digital 2Moro services. This includes websites, applications, documents, images, videos, audio, code, datasets, AI-generated content, marketing materials, communications, and other user-created materials.

Where Digital 2Moro provides hosting, publishing, content management, collaboration, automation, AI-enabled, or platform services, users remain responsible for ensuring that User Generated Content complies with this AUP, applicable laws, contractual obligations, and the rights of others.

• Users remain responsible for the legality and accuracy of their content.
• Users must possess the rights necessary to publish or distribute content.
• Users must ensure content complies with privacy and data protection obligations.
• Users must not knowingly publish false, deceptive, harmful, or unlawful information.
• Users must maintain appropriate records, permissions, and authorizations where required.
• Users must promptly remove or correct content that violates applicable requirements.
• Users are responsible for content submitted by employees, contractors, agents, or authorized users.
• Users must cooperate with investigations relating to suspected policy violations.
• Users should monitor public-facing content for accuracy, security, and compliance concerns.
• Users remain accountable for how AI-generated content is reviewed and used.

Digital 2Moro may review, restrict, disable, remove, suspend, or otherwise act upon User Generated Content where necessary to protect users, comply with legal obligations, enforce this AUP, address security concerns, investigate abuse, or protect the integrity of our services.

Monitoring & Enforcement

Digital 2Moro is committed to maintaining a secure, reliable, compliant, and trustworthy technology environment. To protect our services, customers, infrastructure, partners, and users, we may monitor, investigate, review, analyze, and respond to activity that appears to violate this Acceptable Use Policy, applicable agreements, legal requirements, or security obligations.

Monitoring activities may be conducted for operational, security, compliance, abuse prevention, fraud detection, service protection, troubleshooting, performance management, incident response, legal compliance, and customer support purposes.

• Reviewing reports of suspected abuse, misuse, fraud, or policy violations.
• Monitoring service health, performance, availability, and operational integrity.
• Detecting malicious activity, unauthorized access attempts, and security threats.
• Investigating violations of contracts, policies, or applicable laws.
• Reviewing suspicious content, communications, integrations, or account activity.
• Analyzing technical logs, audit records, security alerts, and operational events.
• Taking action to protect users, systems, infrastructure, and third parties.
• Supporting legal, regulatory, compliance, or law enforcement obligations where required.

Digital 2Moro reserves the right to determine, in its reasonable discretion, whether conduct violates this AUP. We may take enforcement action even where a specific activity is not explicitly listed in this policy if it creates unacceptable legal, operational, privacy, security, safety, or reputational risk.

Enforcement actions may include warnings, content restrictions, service limitations, temporary suspensions, permanent account termination, legal action, reporting to relevant authorities, or other corrective measures deemed appropriate under the circumstances.

Reporting Violations

Digital 2Moro encourages customers, users, partners, researchers, and members of the public to report suspected violations of this Acceptable Use Policy, security concerns, abuse, fraud, unlawful activity, intellectual property infringement, privacy violations, or other conduct that may threaten the safety, security, integrity, or reliability of our services.

Timely reporting helps us investigate concerns, mitigate risks, protect affected users, and maintain a secure operating environment for all stakeholders.

• Suspected account compromise or unauthorized access.
• Security vulnerabilities or platform abuse.
• Malware, phishing, spoofing, or cybercrime activity.
• Spam, fraud, deceptive practices, or misuse of communication systems.
• Privacy violations or unauthorized disclosure of information.
• Intellectual property infringement or misuse of proprietary assets.
• AI misuse, harmful automation, or prohibited AI activities.
• Content that violates this AUP or applicable law.
• Activities that threaten service stability, security, or availability.

Reports should include sufficient detail to allow investigation and verification. Digital 2Moro may request additional information where necessary and may cooperate with customers, service providers, regulators, law enforcement agencies, or other parties where required by law or reasonably necessary to address the issue.

Security-related concerns should also be submitted through our Responsible Disclosure process where applicable.

Suspension & Termination

Digital 2Moro reserves the right to suspend, restrict, disable, limit, or terminate access to any service, account, project, platform, environment, integration, API, application, website, or related service where we reasonably believe a violation of this AUP, applicable agreements, legal obligations, security requirements, or operational policies has occurred.

Suspension or termination decisions may be based on the severity of the conduct, the risk posed to users, systems, infrastructure, third parties, or Digital 2Moro, the likelihood of ongoing harm, legal requirements, contractual obligations, or failure to cooperate with remediation efforts.

• Violations of this Acceptable Use Policy.
• Unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, or harmful activities.
• Security threats, abuse, or unauthorized access attempts.
• Repeated violations of Digital 2Moro policies or agreements.
• Misuse of AI, automation, communication, hosting, or platform services.
• Activities creating material legal, privacy, security, or reputational risk.
• Failure to address identified compliance, security, or operational concerns.
• Non-payment, contractual breaches, or regulatory obligations where applicable.
• Requests or requirements imposed by legal authorities or regulators.

Where appropriate, Digital 2Moro may provide notice and an opportunity to remediate violations before taking enforcement action. However, immediate action may be taken without prior notice where necessary to protect users, systems, infrastructure, data, legal interests, or service availability.

Suspension or termination does not limit Digital 2Moro's right to pursue other remedies available under applicable agreements, laws, or regulations.

Changes to this Policy

Digital 2Moro may update this Acceptable Use Policy periodically to reflect changes in our services, technologies, operational practices, security requirements, legal obligations, regulatory developments, industry standards, customer expectations, or risk management practices.

As Digital 2Moro expands its offerings across websites, software, mobile applications, AI solutions, automation services, cloud infrastructure, managed services, and emerging technologies, this AUP may be revised to ensure it remains effective, relevant, and aligned with our operational and compliance objectives.

• Updates reflecting new services, products, or technologies.
• Changes required by laws, regulations, or industry standards.
• Enhancements to security, privacy, governance, or compliance requirements.
• Clarifications of existing rules, responsibilities, and restrictions.
• Updates addressing new threats, abuse patterns, or operational risks.
• Improvements based on customer, legal, or industry feedback.
• Maintenance of version history and effective dates.

Continued use of Digital 2Moro services after an updated version of this policy becomes effective constitutes acceptance of the revised policy. Users are encouraged to review this AUP periodically to remain informed about their responsibilities and obligations.

Contact Information

Questions regarding this Acceptable Use Policy, reports of abuse, security concerns, suspected violations, content issues, intellectual property matters, privacy concerns, AI-related misuse, or other compliance matters may be directed to Digital 2Moro through our official communication channels.

Digital 2Moro may require additional information to investigate reported issues, verify requests, assess potential violations, or support legal and compliance obligations.

• Acceptable Use Policy inquiries.
• Security incidents and abuse reports.
• Responsible disclosure and vulnerability reporting.
• Privacy and data protection concerns.
• Intellectual property and trademark matters.
• AI governance and responsible AI concerns.
• Platform misuse and prohibited activity reports.
• Compliance, legal, and contractual inquiries.

Digital 2Moro Holdings LLC
Tax ID: 2026-001875507
1309 Coffeen Avenue STE 1200
Sheridan, Wyoming 82801
United States

For additional information regarding our security, privacy, compliance, governance, and responsible technology practices, please review our Trust Center, Security, Compliance, AI Governance, Data & Privacy, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service.