ævolis: Anti-Fraud Policy

Last updated: AUG 23, 2026

ævolis is committed to maintaining a fair and reliable platform for users, advertising partners and payment providers.

This Anti-Fraud Policy describes activities that may be considered invalid or abusive.

1. Purpose

The purpose of this policy is to prevent:

• fraudulent activity;

• artificial traffic;

• advertising manipulation;

• reward manipulation;

• automated abuse;

• account abuse;

• payment fraud;

• exploitation of technical vulnerabilities.

2. Prohibited Traffic

The following activities are prohibited:

• bot traffic;

• automated browsing;

• traffic-generation software;

• scripts designed to generate rewards;

• click farms;

• artificial impressions;

• artificial clicks;

• manipulated visits;

• repeated automated refreshing;

• traffic purchased specifically to manipulate rewards;

• incentivized activity that is not expressly authorized.

3. Advertising Manipulation

Users must not:

• click advertisements solely to generate revenue;

• repeatedly click advertisements;

• encourage others to generate artificial clicks;

• hide or manipulate advertising elements;

• interfere with advertising systems;

• use automated tools to interact with advertisements.

4. Multiple Accounts

Creating multiple accounts to obtain additional rewards, bypass limits or evade restrictions is prohibited unless expressly authorized.

ævolis may take action against accounts involved in such activity.

5. VPNs and Proxies

VPNs, proxies and similar technologies must not be used to:

• bypass geographic restrictions;

• disguise prohibited traffic;

• circumvent account restrictions;

• manipulate advertising systems;

• evade fraud-prevention mechanisms.

6. Device and Browser Manipulation

Users must not manipulate device, browser or technical identifiers for the purpose of generating additional rewards or bypassing platform restrictions.

7. Exploitation of Vulnerabilities

Users must not exploit bugs, vulnerabilities or technical errors to obtain rewards or access information that they are not authorized to access.

Security vulnerabilities should be reported to ævolis.

8. Fraud Detection

ævolis may use technical and organizational measures to detect suspicious activity.

These measures may consider information such as:

• IP addresses;

• device information;

• browser information;

• activity patterns;

• account activity;

• timing patterns;

• traffic characteristics;

• advertising interactions;

• withdrawal behavior.

The specific methods used to detect fraud may not be publicly disclosed because doing so could facilitate circumvention.

9. Investigation

When suspicious activity is detected, ævolis may temporarily place rewards or withdrawals under review.

The purpose of a review is to determine whether the relevant activity is legitimate and eligible.

10. Consequences

Depending on the circumstances, ævolis may:

• reject invalid activity;

• remove invalid rewards;

• reverse rewards;

• temporarily restrict an account;

• suspend withdrawals;

• permanently terminate an account;

• prevent the creation of new accounts;

• report unlawful activity where legally required or appropriate.

Actions will be proportionate to the circumstances and subject to applicable law.

11. False Positives

Automated fraud-prevention systems may occasionally identify legitimate activity as suspicious.

If you believe your account has been incorrectly restricted, you may contact ævolis through the official support channel.

You may be asked to provide information necessary to review the situation.

12. Cooperation With Partners

ævolis may cooperate with advertising, payment, security and other service providers when investigating suspected fraud or abuse, subject to applicable law and privacy requirements.

13. User Responsibility

Users are responsible for ensuring that their activity complies with:

• the ævolis Terms of Service;

• this Anti-Fraud Policy;

• applicable advertising-partner requirements;

• applicable laws and regulations.

14. Updates

This Anti-Fraud Policy may be updated when necessary to address new forms of abuse, changes in advertising technology, security requirements or legal requirements.

Last updated: AUG 23, 2026