GORIZONT Terms of Use and Public Offer Agreement

Important. Please read this document before paying

This document is a legally binding agreement between You and the GORIZONT online school.

By placing an order and paying for an educational product, You accept the terms of this Agreement in the manner provided by the legislation on electronic commerce.

Pay particular attention to sections 6–12, which govern the duration of access, payment, pre-orders and refunds, and to sections 13–17, which concern the use of materials, intellectual property and limitations of liability.

In brief

1. GORIZONT is an online school. We provide distance learning in artificial intelligence technologies, AI content creation, video generation and related professional skills.

2. Learning is time-limited. The Basic plan gives 3 months of access to the lessons, Ultimate — 6 months, VIP — 12 months.

3. The launch date of the “AI Molodets” course is 1 December 2026. Learning modules are released gradually, once a week.

4. Access to the student chat is granted indefinitely. This means there is no predetermined end date for access; it is not an obligation to maintain a particular chat or service forever.

5. Individual support and homework review are not provided unless expressly agreed in the terms of a separate offer.

6. The refund rule is 14 days and less than 20% of the program. GORIZONT voluntarily provides a refund guarantee if the request is received no later than 14 calendar days after payment and the Student has opened less than 20% of the lessons. When at least one of these events occurs — 14 days pass or 20% of the program is opened — the voluntary guarantee ends. Mandatory consumer rights provided by law are preserved.

7. Opening a lesson counts regardless of viewing. If the Student opened the lesson page, started the video or gained access to its content, that lesson is considered opened.

8. The materials are protected by copyright. Sharing an account, reselling the course, distributing closed lessons and creating illegal copies of the course are prohibited.

9. GORIZONT does not guarantee earnings. Learning outcomes depend on the Student’s actions and effort, market conditions and other circumstances.

10. Third-party AI services are paid for separately unless the program description expressly provides otherwise. The School may provide partner promo codes.

This summary does not replace the full text of the Agreement.

1. General provisions

1.1. This Public Offer Agreement (hereinafter the “Agreement”, the “Offer”, the “Terms”) governs the relationship between the individual entrepreneur Rakivnenko Nazar Viktorovych, tax ID (RNOKPP) 3573203056, registered in Ukraine (hereinafter the “Provider”, the “School”, “GORIZONT”), and the person who purchases or uses the educational products.

1.2. A user who accepts the Terms is hereinafter referred to as the “Customer”, the “Student”, the “User” or “You”, depending on the context.

1.3. GORIZONT operates through the website gorizont.io, the educational platform, personal accounts, official social media and other electronic channels.

1.4. The Agreement applies to paid educational programs, free materials, additional products, webinars, student communities and related services within the scope of the relevant offer.

1.5. If the Customer purchases learning for another person, the Customer undertakes to ensure that the relevant Student complies with the platform rules.

1.6. The Agreement is concluded remotely in electronic form.

1.7. The relations of the parties are governed by the laws of Ukraine. Mandatory consumer protection rules of other states apply in the cases provided by the relevant legislation.

2. Definitions

2.1. School — the GORIZONT educational project operated by the Provider.

2.2. Platform — the website gorizont.io and the related technical tools used to deliver educational products.

2.3. Program — a structured educational product consisting of lessons, modules and other materials.

2.4. Course — a separate paid or free educational program.

2.5. Package or Plan — an offer that defines the content and duration of the learning.

2.6. Materials — video recordings, lectures, presentations, instructions, assignments, prompts, files, recordings of live sessions and other educational materials.

2.7. Student area — a personal section of the Platform that provides access to the paid products.

2.8. Opened lesson — a lesson whose content became available to the Student as a result of the Student’s action of opening the page, starting the video, downloading a file or any other way of accessing the content provided by the Platform.

2.9. Pre-order — the purchase of an educational product before its official launch date.

2.10. Community — the official chat or another space for student interaction.

2.11. Digital content — data and materials created and supplied in digital form.

3. Conclusion of the agreement

3.1. This document is a public offer to conclude an agreement for the provision of distance information and educational services.

3.2. Before payment, the Customer is given the opportunity to review these Terms, the product description, the price, the access period and the refund rules.

3.3. Acceptance is made by explicit confirmation of consent when placing the order and by performing the action provided by the interface to conclude the agreement.

3.4. Full or partial payment confirms the Customer’s intention to purchase the chosen product on the agreed terms.

3.5. The Provider may store the date, time and version of the accepted Agreement, the order details and the payment identifier.

3.6. Confirmation of the conclusion of the Agreement is provided electronically.

3.7. If separate plan terms agreed at purchase provide for additional obligations of the Provider, such terms form part of the relevant Agreement.

4. User requirements

4.1. Educational products are available to adults and to minors in compliance with the laws of Ukraine.

4.2. For persons who need the consent of a parent or legal representative, purchasing and using the learning is permitted after the necessary consent has been obtained.

4.3. The User must provide accurate information.

4.4. The User is solely responsible for the security of their account data.

4.5. It is prohibited to use the Platform for fraud, infringement of intellectual property rights, unlawful distribution of materials or causing harm to other users.

4.6. The Provider may refuse a new order where there is a lawful ground.

5. Subject matter and content of the services

5.1. The Provider gives the Customer access to the chosen educational program on the terms of the relevant plan.

5.2. The School’s main focus is teaching how to work with artificial intelligence technologies, generate digital materials, create video content and develop the practical skills of an AI creator.

5.3. The “AI Molodets” program may include lessons, practical assignments, demonstrations of AI tools, methodological materials and exercises for creating projects independently.

5.4. The learning materials are part of the purchased educational product. Payment does not involve the transfer of exclusive intellectual property rights to them.

5.5. The Provider may update the educational materials to reflect the development of AI technologies, changes in tools and the emergence of new working methods.

5.6. Changing the order of lessons, correcting inaccuracies, replacing outdated demonstrations and supplementing the program are permitted provided the essential characteristics of the purchased product are preserved.

5.7. A change to the program must not deprive the Customer of the remedies provided by law if the program does not conform to the agreement.

5.8. The Provider may engage additional teachers, authors and contractors.

5.9. If a specific expert or speaker is not stated as a mandatory part of the purchased offer, the participation of that person is not guaranteed.

6. Learning period and access

6.1. The access period to the main program is determined by the purchased plan:

• Basic — 3 months.
• Ultimate — 6 months.
• VIP — 12 months.

6.2. For the main cohort purchased before the launch on 1 December 2026, the access period starts on 1 December 2026.

6.3. For purchases after the launch, the period runs from the actual provision of the paid access, unless the terms of the specific offer set a different moment.

6.4. The materials of the “AI Molodets” program are opened in stages, one new module per week.

6.5. The User understands and agrees that not all lessons may be published at the start of the learning.

6.6. When the paid period ends, access to lessons, recordings and materials may be closed automatically without further notice.

6.7. Not using the access for personal reasons does not automatically extend the learning period.

6.8. The Provider may offer an extension of access on special terms.

6.9. Temporary technical restrictions arising for reasons within the Provider’s control are remedied within a reasonable time. In case of a material loss of availability of the product, the remedies provided by law apply.

6.10. +1 participant (Guest). The Ultimate and VIP plans allow the Customer to add one additional participant to their course (the “Guest”). The Guest receives access to the Ultimate-level program for a period not exceeding the Customer’s access period, and a separate personal account. Personal mentoring under the VIP plan does not extend to the Guest.

6.11. The Customer who invited the Guest is fully responsible for the Guest, including the Guest’s actions and omissions on the Platform and in the community, the Guest’s compliance with these Terms, the Community Rules and the Privacy Policy, and the consequences of any breach. A breach by the Guest is treated as a breach by the Customer. The Provider may apply the measures provided for in the Terms to the Guest, to the Customer, or to both.

6.12. All the same terms that apply to the Customer who bought the course apply to the Guest, including the terms on access periods, copyright and the ban on sharing materials, the community rules, the processing of personal data and the procedure for suspending access. The Guest accepts the Terms at their first sign-in to the personal account. Closing or expiry of the Customer’s access results in closing or expiry of the Guest’s access. The Guest may not invite other participants.

7. Schedule and program updates

7.1. The launch date of the “AI Molodets” program is 1 December 2026.

7.2. New modules of the program are published once a week.

7.3. The Provider may adjust the schedule of individual releases for technical or organizational reasons.

7.4. In case of a material change in the timing of the paid content, the Student is notified in an appropriate manner.

7.5. Outdated lessons may be replaced with updated versions.

7.6. A change in the interface, name or functionality of a third-party AI service does not in itself constitute a breach of the agreement.

7.7. The Provider may choose alternative tools if this allows the stated goals and content of the learning to be preserved.

7.8. Material failure to perform the agreed obligations gives the Customer the rights provided by law.

8. Student community

8.1. As part of the purchased course, the User gets access to the official GORIZONT community.

8.2. Access to the community is granted indefinitely and is not limited by the periods of access to the lessons.

8.3. Indefinite access means there is no predetermined end date. It is not an unconditional guarantee that a particular service will operate throughout the User’s lifetime.

8.4. The Provider may move the community to another platform.

8.5. The Provider is not obliged to provide individual consultations, assignment review or teacher replies in the community.

8.6. Insults, threats, spam, unlawful advertising, fraud and the distribution of other people’s personal data are prohibited in the community.

8.7. The administration may moderate messages and restrict the participation of violators in a proportionate manner.

8.8. Access to the community does not give additional rights to distribute the course materials.

9. Price and payment methods

9.1. The price of the educational products is stated on the website gorizont.io.

9.2. The main currency in which the price is displayed is the euro (EUR).

9.3. WayForPay is used to accept payments.

9.4. The actual currency of the charge and the conversion are determined by the terms of the payment transaction, which must be disclosed to the User before payment is confirmed.

9.5. The Provider may set special prices, promotions and discounts.

9.6. A reduction in price after an order has been placed is not a ground for automatic recalculation of the amount previously paid.

9.7. The User undertakes to pay for the product in accordance with the terms of the order placed.

9.8. The cost of subscriptions and credits of third-party AI services is not included in the price of the course unless the plan terms expressly provide otherwise.

10. Pre-orders and installment payments

10.1. The Provider may accept full or partial payment before the learning starts.

10.2. When placing a pre-order, the Customer confirms that they are aware of the planned launch date and the order in which lessons are published.

10.3. Advance payment is counted towards the total price of the purchased product.

10.4. If payment in installments is available, the payment schedule and amounts are communicated before the agreement is concluded.

10.5. In case of installment payment, the 14-day period of the voluntary refund guarantee starts from the date of the first payment.

10.6. If the payment schedule is breached, the Provider may notify the Customer of the debt and apply the measures provided by the agreement and by law.

10.7. Access to the learning may be suspended in case of material non-payment in the manner permitted by law.

10.8. For pre-orders, while the paid course has not yet been opened, the Provider voluntarily allows the order to be cancelled within 14 calendar days from the date of purchase.

10.9. After 14 calendar days have passed, a refund of the prepayment is considered in accordance with the mandatory provisions of the law and other expressly agreed terms.

10.10. The terms of this section do not cancel the Customer’s right to a refund in the cases provided by law of non-supply of the digital product or other breaches by the Provider.

11. Start of the services

11.1. The provision of paid learning starts on the date the access to the program provided by the agreement is actually opened.

11.2. For pre-orders with a launch on 1 December 2026, the provision of the main program starts on that date.

11.3. Before the main program starts, free materials, informational messages and preliminary instructions may be available to the User.

11.4. Providing free introductory material is not automatically considered provision of the paid program.

11.5. If the Customer separately asks for the digital product to be supplied before the legal period for withdrawal from a distance contract expires, the Provider may request the relevant prior consent and confirmation that the Customer has been informed of the legal consequences.

11.6. The right to withdraw from a distance contract and the exceptions to it are determined by the applicable law, and not by the fact of payment alone.

12. Refunds

12.1. The general refund rule

All payments for GORIZONT educational products are considered final, except in the cases expressly provided by this section, by the Provider’s additional guarantees or by the mandatory provisions of law.

12.2. The “14 days or 20%” rule

GORIZONT gives the Customer a voluntary money-back guarantee solely if all of the following conditions are met at the same time:
a) The refund request is sent no later than 14 calendar days after payment for the course. In case of installment payment, the period runs from the date of the first payment.
b) At the time the request is submitted, the Student has opened less than 20% of the total number of lessons of the purchased program.
c) The User provides the information needed to identify the order and to verify compliance with the conditions of the guarantee.
d) The claim is not related to abuse, fraud or unlawful use of the educational platform.

To receive a refund under the voluntary guarantee, all of the above conditions must be met.

12.3. When the right to a refund ends

The right to a refund under the voluntary guarantee ends at the moment the first of two events occurs:
1. 14 calendar days pass from the date of payment.
2. The Student opens 20% or more of the lessons of the educational program.

The occurrence of one event is sufficient to end the voluntary guarantee, regardless of whether the other has occurred.

Example: if the Student opened 20% of the lessons on the third day after payment, the voluntary refund guarantee ends on the third day, not on the fourteenth.

12.4. How the 20% of the program is calculated

The share of the program opened is calculated by the formula:

Number of lessons opened by the Student / Total number of lessons of the purchased program × 100%.

The calculation uses the main lessons of the program provided for at the time of purchase.

A lesson is considered opened if the Student:

• opened its page with the learning content available;
• started the learning video;
• opened the text material of the lesson;
• downloaded a learning file that forms the content of the lesson;
• gained access to a recording of the session through a mechanism provided by the Platform.

It is not necessary to watch the video in full.

Opening the same lesson again does not increase the share completed.

Merely displaying the title of a locked lesson, viewing the table of contents or the automatic loading of a technical preview is not considered opening a lesson.

12.5. Courses with gradual release of modules

For programs in which the materials are released gradually, the 20% threshold is determined relative to the full planned number of main lessons in the course.

The number of lessons already published on the Platform does not change the overall denominator of the calculation.

If the program provides for 50 lessons, the 20% threshold is reached after 10 lessons are opened, regardless of how many lessons have been published at the time of the request.

The planned number of main lessons is recorded in the description of the purchased program or its curriculum at the time of payment.

12.6. Confirmation of opened lessons

The Provider may use the Platform’s technical logs to establish the number of opened lessons.

Such data may include the date the material was opened, the lesson identifier, the account identifier and other technical data needed to verify compliance with the conditions of the guarantee.

If the technical data is reasonably disputed, the Provider carries out a check.

12.7. What is not an independent ground for a refund

After the voluntary guarantee ends, the following circumstances do not in themselves create additional contractual grounds for a refund:

• lack of time for learning;
• loss of interest or motivation;
• change of personal plans;
• failure to reach the expected earnings;
• lack of clients or employment;
• refusal to complete the practical assignments;
• insufficient personal preparation;
• choosing an unsuitable plan;
• not using the access provided;
• difficulties with one’s own equipment;
• dissatisfaction with one’s own creative results.

These provisions do not limit the mandatory rights of the consumer in the cases provided by law.

12.8. How to submit a request

To request a refund, send a written request to: hello@gorizont.io

The request should state:

• the Customer’s first and last name;
• the email address used at purchase;
• the date of payment;
• the program purchased;
• the order identifier or proof of payment;
• the request for a refund.

The Provider may request additional information needed to identify the payment, if it is truly necessary.

12.9. Refund deadlines

The Provider considers the request in compliance with the mandatory deadlines of the law.

If the claim is granted, the funds are returned through WayForPay or in another agreed lawful way.

If the refund is made on the grounds provided by the Law of Ukraine “On Digital Content and Digital Services”, the corresponding deadlines and the restrictions on withholding fees apply.

12.10. Consequences of a refund

After a full refund of the payment, access to the relevant paid product ends.

The User loses the right to continue using the closed course materials, unless otherwise provided by law.

The User may not keep or distribute illegal copies of the educational materials.

12.11. Mandatory consumer rights

The 20% threshold and the 14-day period are mandatory conditions of the GORIZONT voluntary guarantee, but they do not cancel the rights that the law gives the consumer irrespective of the agreement.

In particular, where the grounds provided by law exist, the User may make claims regarding non-supply of digital content, its non-conformity with the agreement, withdrawal from a distance contract or other breaches of the Provider’s obligations.

Any provision of this section that contradicts a mandatory rule of law applies only to the extent permitted by law.

13. Rules for using the materials

13.1. The materials are provided solely for the learning of the registered Student.

13.2. Without the Provider’s written permission it is prohibited to:
a) give third parties access to the account;
b) screen-record closed lessons in order to create or distribute copies;
c) copy and publish closed video recordings;
d) post materials in public cloud storage, on torrent sites or on social networks;
e) take part in group purchases in order to share one personal access;
f) sell or give away the learning materials to other persons;
g) create illegal copies of the course;
h) bypass the Platform’s technical protection measures.

13.3. The User may use the knowledge and skills acquired in personal and commercial activity.

13.4. The restrictions do not apply to actions expressly permitted by law.

14. Intellectual property

14.1. The rights to the educational materials belong to the Provider or other lawful rights holders.

14.2. Purchasing access does not involve the transfer of exclusive intellectual property rights.

14.3. The User is granted a limited right to use the educational materials for personal learning during the paid period.

14.4. Brand names, logos, the design of the Platform and the original learning materials are protected by law.

14.5. Infringement of intellectual property rights may entail the liability provided by law.

14.6. The Provider may protect its rights by lawful means, including by contacting the administrators of internet platforms and the competent authorities.

15. Student works and reviews

15.1. Works created independently by the Student do not become the property of the School solely as a result of completing the learning.

15.2. The Student is responsible for the lawfulness of using source materials, images, music, personal data and other objects when creating their projects.

15.3. GORIZONT may offer Students to place their works in the School’s portfolio, on the website or in advertising materials.

15.4. Such use is carried out on the basis of the necessary permission of the rights holder.

15.5. Using the Student’s name, photo, voice or recognizable image in advertising requires an appropriate legal basis.

15.6. The User may publish truthful reviews about their own learning experience.

15.7. The Provider may respond to reviews, protect its business reputation and demand the removal of unlawful content in the manner established by law.

16. Recording of live sessions and events

16.1. Group sessions, online meetings and other educational events may be recorded.

16.2. Students are notified of the recording in the cases and in the manner provided by law.

16.3. Recordings may be used for educational purposes for the participants of the relevant program.

16.4. The use of recordings for public advertising is carried out in compliance with the legislation on personal data and image rights.

16.5. Participants may not unlawfully distribute recordings of closed events.

17. No guarantee of results

17.1. The Provider supplies learning, methods and practical tools.

17.2. The Provider does not guarantee the Student:

• employment;
• any particular level of income;
• obtaining clients;
• that the course will pay for itself commercially;
• follower growth;
• a specific number of views of the materials created;
• obtaining contracts or collaboration offers.

17.3. The result depends on the Student’s independent actions, preparation, the quality of the projects completed and market conditions.

17.4. Examples of successful works and of other people’s earnings are illustrations of how the skills may be applied, not a promise of a similar result.

17.5. Learning projects and the portfolio are formed depending on the Student’s completion of the practical part of the program.

18. Third-party artificial intelligence services

18.1. Third-party artificial intelligence platforms may be used during the learning.

18.2. Such services have their own rules, prices and technical limitations.

18.3. The Provider does not control the price of subscriptions, generation limits or changes to the algorithms of third-party services.

18.4. The School may provide promo codes of partner platforms.

18.5. Promo codes are applied in accordance with the rules of the relevant provider.

18.6. A promo code is not a cash equivalent and does not guarantee a certain number of free generations unless the offer expressly states so.

18.7. The Student pays for external subscriptions and generation credits independently unless the plan provides otherwise.

18.8. The User independently checks the rights to commercial use of the AI content created.

19. Certificates

19.1. Upon completing the learning, the Student may receive a GORIZONT certificate.

19.2. The conditions for issuing the certificate are defined by the rules of the relevant program.

19.3. The certificate confirms completion of the program or fulfilment of the established educational requirements.

19.4. The certificate may be issued in electronic form.

19.5. The GORIZONT certificate is not a state diploma or a document conferring an official qualification.

19.6. Issuing a certificate does not guarantee employment or a commercial result.

20. Free educational products

20.1. The School may provide free lessons, mini-courses, webinars and methodological materials.

20.2. Free products may be available for a limited period.

20.3. The Provider may update or stop distributing free materials.

20.4. Access to a free product does not create an obligation to buy paid learning.

20.5. Receiving a free product does not mean automatic consent to marketing mailings.

21. Technical availability

21.1. The Provider takes reasonable measures to ensure the operation of the Platform.

21.2. Access may be temporarily restricted because of maintenance and the fixing of faults.

21.3. The User independently provides internet access and compatible equipment.

21.4. The Provider is not responsible for faults in the User’s equipment that are not caused by the Provider’s actions.

21.5. In case of a material loss of availability of a paid digital product, the remedies provided by law apply.

22. Personal data

22.1. The Provider processes personal data to process orders, provide learning, serve Users and fulfil legal obligations.

22.2. The data processed may include name, email, payment details, technical information about the account and activity on the Platform.

22.3. Data about opened lessons may be used to confirm performance of the Agreement and to determine the conditions of the voluntary refund guarantee.

22.4. The detailed procedure for processing data is set out in the GORIZONT Privacy Policy.

22.5. Data is passed to payment and technical partners where there are lawful grounds.

22.6. Users may exercise the rights provided by law in relation to their personal data.

22.7. Contact for requests: hello@gorizont.io.

23. Restriction and termination of access

23.1. The Provider may restrict access where there are grounds provided by the Agreement and by law.

23.2. The grounds may include:
a) giving the account to third parties;
b) unlawful distribution of materials;
c) actions aimed at hacking the Platform;
d) fraud;
e) material breach of the payment terms;
f) systematic breach of the community rules.

23.3. Before permanently restricting access, the Provider takes into account the nature of the violation and the requirements of applicable law.

23.4. Termination of access through the User’s fault does not deprive the User of mandatory rights that cannot be limited by contract.

23.5. After the paid period ends, access to the learning materials ends in accordance with the plan terms.

23.6. Access to the student community is governed separately by section 8.

24. Liability of the parties

24.1. The Provider is liable for performing the agreed obligations within the limits established by law.

24.2. The Customer is liable for properly performing their payment obligations and complying with the rules of use.

24.3. The Provider does not guarantee the absence of all technical errors in third-party AI services.

24.4. The Provider is not liable for the Student’s independent commercial decisions, except in cases expressly provided by law.

24.5. Nothing in this Agreement excludes liability the limitation of which is prohibited by law.

25. Payment disputes

25.1. If the User has questions about a payment, the User may contact hello@gorizont.io.

25.2. The User retains the right to contact the bank, WayForPay and the competent authorities.

25.3. The Provider may give the payment provider information confirming the placing of the order, the payment and the provision of access.

25.4. Such information is provided in compliance with the legislation on personal data.

25.5. Intentional payment fraud may entail the liability provided by law.

26. Force majeure

26.1. The parties are released from liability for breach of obligations in the presence of force majeure circumstances in the cases provided by law.

26.2. Such circumstances may include hostilities, extraordinary natural events, large-scale infrastructure failures and mandatory decisions of public authorities.

26.3. A party affected by such circumstances notifies the other party within a reasonable time.

26.4. Force majeure does not automatically cancel the obligation to refund money or other mandatory consumer rights.

27. Changing the educational platform

27.1. The Provider may change the technical infrastructure used to deliver the learning.

27.2. Learning materials may be moved between compatible educational platforms.

27.3. In case of a move, the Provider takes reasonable measures to preserve the existing paid access.

27.4. Material changes must not deprive the User of the remedies provided by law.

28. Termination of the agreement

28.1. The agreement terminates once the parties have performed their obligations or on other grounds provided by law.

28.2. The User may withdraw from the agreement in the manner established by law and these Terms.

28.3. The Provider may terminate the agreement where there are lawful grounds, including in case of a material breach of obligations by the other party.

28.4. The financial consequences of termination are determined on the basis of applicable law and the agreed terms.

28.5. Termination of the agreement does not cancel existing obligations to protect intellectual property, to keep confidentiality and to settle the parties’ claims lawfully.

29. Claims and dispute resolution

29.1. For pre-trial settlement, the User may send a request to hello@gorizont.io.

29.2. The Provider considers requests in accordance with the laws of Ukraine.

29.3. The parties seek to resolve disagreements through negotiation.

29.4. If a dispute is not settled, it is subject to consideration by the competent court in accordance with the applicable rules of jurisdiction.

29.5. The terms of this Agreement do not limit the consumer’s right under the law to apply to the competent authorities and to seek judicial protection.

30. Governing law

30.1. This Agreement is governed by the laws of Ukraine.

30.2. Matters not regulated by the Agreement are resolved in accordance with the applicable legal provisions.

30.3. In case of a conflict between a provision of the Agreement and a mandatory rule of law, the relevant mandatory rule applies.

30.4. If an individual provision is held invalid, the remaining provisions remain in force where the law permits.

31. Changes to the terms

31.1. The Provider may publish new versions of this Agreement.

31.2. An updated version takes effect from the date stated in it.

31.3. For new purchases, the version available at the time the relevant agreement is concluded applies.

31.4. Changes to existing agreements are made only in the manner established by law or agreed by the parties.

31.5. The Provider may keep previous versions of the Agreement to confirm the terms of agreements concluded earlier.

32. Provider details

Full name: Individual entrepreneur (FOP) Rakivnenko Nazar Viktorovych
Tax ID (RNOKPP): 3573203056
Registered address: Ukraine, Poltava region, Lubny, Monastyrska St., 71v, 37500
Name of the educational project: GORIZONT
Official website: https://gorizont.io
Learning platform: https://gorizont.io
Payment provider: WayForPay
Currency in which prices are displayed: EUR
Email: hello@gorizont.io
Governing law: the laws of Ukraine
Effective date of the Agreement: 12 November 2026