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INTERMEDIATION SERVICES CONTRACT — VOZI PLATFORM

Version v2.0-2026-05 — May 2026

Contents

  • Article 1. Purpose of the contract
  • Article 2. Legal status of the Driver
  • Article 3. Driver obligations
  • Article 4. Exclusion of Platform liability
  • Article 5. Indemnification
  • Article 6. Cap on Platform liability
  • Article 7. Commission and collection
  • Article 8. Deposit and blocking
  • Article 9. Passenger payments
  • Article 10. Cancellations
  • Article 11. Prohibited conduct
  • Article 12. Suspension and termination
  • Article 13. Personal data protection
  • Article 14. Intellectual property
  • Article 15. Confidentiality
  • Article 16. No competing rides while active
  • Article 17. Changes to the Contract
  • Article 18. Force majeure
  • Article 19. Severability
  • Article 20. Governing law
  • Article 21. Dispute resolution (arbitration)
  • Article 22. Electronic signature and acceptance

This Contract is concluded between the Driver (independent entrepreneur / transport provider) and the operator of the Vozi platform. By using the app and accepting this Contract with an electronic signature, the Driver confirms having read, understood and fully accepted all provisions.

Article 1. Purpose of the contract

The Platform provides solely a TECHNOLOGICAL INTERMEDIATION SERVICE connecting passengers with independent Drivers. The Platform is not a carrier, does not provide transport services, owns no vehicles, employs no Drivers and does not control how rides are performed.

Article 2. Legal status of the Driver

The Driver operates as an independent entrepreneur under the laws of the Republic of Serbia. There is NO employment relationship with the Platform: no salary, sick pay, paid leave, severance or any other employment right. The Driver pays their own taxes, pension and health contributions and files their own tax returns.

Article 3. Driver obligations

The Driver is solely responsible for: (a) a valid driving license of the relevant category; (b) a valid taxi/limo transport permit; (c) roadworthiness, registration and mandatory insurance of the vehicle; (d) additional professional liability insurance covering passengers; (e) compliance with traffic, tax and labour regulations; (f) personal and passenger safety; (g) the accuracy of all data and documents provided.

Article 4. Exclusion of Platform liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Platform is NOT LIABLE for: traffic accidents and damage during rides; the conduct of Drivers or passengers; theft or damage to passengers' belongings; delays or cancellations; vehicle quality and safety; disputes between Driver and passenger; administrative, criminal or tax consequences for the Driver; loss of income due to technical failures or low demand; acts of third parties.

Article 5. Indemnification

The Driver undertakes to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Platform, its staff and partners from any claim, lawsuit, fine, legal cost arising from: (a) the Driver's actions, (b) breach of this Contract, (c) breach of law, (d) harm caused to passengers or third parties.

Article 6. Cap on Platform liability

Should a competent court nevertheless establish liability, the Platform's total aggregate liability towards the Driver is STRICTLY CAPPED at the commissions paid by the Driver during the THREE (3) months preceding the event.

Article 7. Commission and collection

The Platform retains a 20% commission on every completed ride. For cash rides, the commission is recorded as a Driver debt and collected from following rides or by Stripe card. The debt must be settled within 30 days.

Article 8. Deposit and blocking

The Driver pays a refundable deposit at registration. The Platform may temporarily block the account when the balance reaches the debt threshold (-10,000 RSD) until settlement.

Article 9. Passenger payments

Passengers pay the Driver directly in cash or through the integrated Stripe system. The Platform is not a party to the transport contract and is not responsible for collecting fares from passengers.

Article 10. Cancellations

Cancellation rules apply to both parties. A 200 RSD fee is charged to the passenger for cancelling more than 2 minutes after the ride was accepted.

Article 11. Prohibited conduct

The Driver is strictly forbidden to: (a) refuse passengers on grounds of race, gender, religion or disability; (b) demand a higher price than displayed; (c) consume alcohol/drugs before or during rides; (d) record passengers without consent; (e) misuse passengers' personal data; (f) use multiple accounts.

Article 12. Suspension and termination

The Platform may unilaterally and without notice suspend or permanently terminate this Contract for: breach of any provision; a rating below 4.0; passenger reports of violence or fraud; forged documents; inactivity beyond 90 days; conduct damaging the Platform's reputation.

Article 13. Personal data protection

The Platform processes the Driver's personal data in line with the Privacy Policy and data protection law. The Driver consents to: processing for contract performance; sharing name, photo and rating with passengers; GPS tracking while working; recording of support communications.

Article 14. Intellectual property

All rights to the app, the Vozi brand, logos and code belong exclusively to the Platform. The Driver may not use the brand without written consent.

Article 15. Confidentiality

The Driver undertakes not to share the Platform's confidential information (pricing, algorithms, passenger data) with third parties.

Article 16. No competing rides while active

While performing a ride taken through the Platform, the Driver may not accept rides from other platforms.

Article 17. Changes to the Contract

The Platform may amend the Contract with 15 days' notice. Continued use of the app after the change constitutes acceptance. The Driver may terminate if they disagree.

Article 18. Force majeure

Neither party is liable for non-performance caused by force majeure (war, natural disasters, pandemic, cyber attacks, internet outages).

Article 19. Severability

If any provision is declared void, the remaining provisions remain in force.

Article 20. Governing law

This Contract is governed by the law of the Republic of Serbia.

Article 21. Dispute resolution (arbitration)

Disputes are settled amicably first. Failing that, exclusive jurisdiction lies with the Permanent Arbitration at the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia in Belgrade, under its rules.

Article 22. Electronic signature and acceptance

The Driver confirms having read the Contract in full and SIGNS IT ELECTRONICALLY by entering their full name. The electronic signature has the same legal force as a handwritten one. Date, time, IP address and device are recorded as evidence.

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