Country Annex — Chile

Applies to Brands incorporated or with tax domicile in Chile, and to Creators with tax residence in Chile. It supplements the Terms for Brands and for Creators, and prevails over them to the extent Chilean law requires. This is an English translation; if there is any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.

1. Governing law and jurisdiction. The Agreement is governed by Chilean law. The parties establish their domicile in the municipality and city of Santiago and submit to its ordinary courts of justice. This does not limit the right of anyone who is a consumer to file a claim with SERNAC or with the local police court that Law No. 19,496 allows them to choose.

2. Consumer protection. Law No. 19,496 applies only when the User is a consumer under that law, or is a micro or small business in the cases allowed by Law No. 20,416. No clause of the Agreement limits rights that law declares non-waivable.

3. Personal data. Montu SpA is the controller of Users' data in Chile. Until November 30, 2026, Law No. 19,628 applies. From December 1, 2026, Law No. 21,719 applies, with the Personal Data Protection Agency as the supervisory authority.

4. Intellectual property and image. The licenses in the Terms are granted under Law No. 17,336, in writing through electronic acceptance, and with the scope, territory and term stated there. The Creator expressly consents to the use of their image and voice on those terms. Non-waivable moral rights are respected.

5. Invoicing to Brands. Montu SpA issues electronic invoices in accordance with SII rules. All items (subscription, Campaign Budget and Service Fee) are invoiced with VAT.

6. Creators' tax documents. A Creator who is an individual issues an electronic fee receipt (boleta de honorarios) to Montu SpA. Montu SpA withholds and pays over the percentage set by law (15.25% in 2026). A Creator that is a company issues an invoice. If the Creator has not registered a start of activities with the SII, Montu SpA may issue a third-party services receipt (boleta de prestación de servicios de terceros) on their behalf and apply the same withholding.

7. Payments to Creators. Withdrawals are paid in CLP to a Chilean bank account in the Creator's name, with no transfer fee.

8. Advertising. Collaborations must comply with the information and advertising rules of Law No. 19,496 and SERNAC's criteria on advertising through influencers, and be clearly identified as advertising.

9. Interest. Overdue amounts accrue the maximum conventional interest under Law No. 18,010.

10. Electronic signature. Electronic acceptance of the Agreement is valid as an electronic signature under Law No. 19,799.