Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of these Terms and Conditions is to define the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the cyber mall and its users in the use of internet-related services (hereinafter referred to as "Services") provided by the cyber mall operated by ‘XMV’ Company (the e-commerce business operator).

Article 2 (Definitions)
① “Mall” refers to a virtual business place set up by ‘XMV’ Company using computers and other information and communication facilities to trade goods or services (hereinafter referred to as “Goods, etc.”) with users. It also refers to the business operator running the cyber mall.
② “User” refers to both members and non-members who access the “Mall” and receive the Services provided by the “Mall” according to these Terms and Conditions.
③ “Member” refers to a user who has registered as a member of the “Mall” and can continuously use the Services provided by the “Mall.”
④ “Non-member” refers to a user who uses the Services provided by the “Mall” without registering as a member.

Article 3 (Specification, Explanation, and Amendment of Terms and Conditions)
① The “Mall” shall post the contents of these Terms and Conditions, the company name and the name of the representative, the business address (including the address where consumer complaints can be handled), telephone number, fax number, email address, business registration number, e-commerce registration number, and the person in charge of personal information management on the initial service screen (front page) of the “Mall” to make it easy for users to access. However, the content of the Terms and Conditions may be made available through a connected screen.
② Before the user agrees to the Terms and Conditions, the “Mall” must provide a separate connected screen or pop-up screen so that the user can understand important contents such as withdrawal of subscription, delivery responsibility, and refund conditions.
③ The “Mall” may amend these Terms and Conditions within the scope that does not violate relevant laws such as the 「Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc.」, 「Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions」, 「Framework Act on Electronic Documents and Transactions」, 「Electronic Financial Transactions Act」, 「Electronic Signatures Act」, 「Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, Etc.」, 「Door-to-Door Sales Act」, and 「Consumer Protection Act」.
④ If the “Mall” amends the Terms and Conditions, it shall specify the application date and the reason for the amendment and notify users of the amended Terms and Conditions along with the current Terms and Conditions on the initial screen of the “Mall” from 7 days before the application date to the day before the application date. However, if the amendment is disadvantageous to the users, it shall be notified with at least a 30-day grace period. In such cases, the “Mall” shall clearly compare the content before and after the amendment so that users can easily understand the changes.
⑤ If the “Mall” amends the Terms and Conditions, the amended Terms and Conditions shall apply only to contracts concluded after the application date, and the previous Terms and Conditions shall apply to contracts already concluded before that date. However, if a user who has already entered into a contract wishes to apply the amended Terms and Conditions, the user must notify the “Mall” within the notice period of the amended Terms and Conditions, and the “Mall” must obtain the user’s consent.
⑥ Matters not specified in these Terms and Conditions and the interpretation of these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc., the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Consumer Protection Guidelines in Electronic Commerce, etc., as determined by the Fair Trade Commission, and related laws or customary practices.

Article 4 (Provision and Change of Services)
① The “Mall” shall perform the following tasks:
1. Providing information on Goods or Services and concluding purchase contracts
2. Delivery of Goods or Services for which a purchase contract has been concluded
3. Other tasks determined by the “Mall”
② If the Goods or Services are sold out or the technical specifications change, the “Mall” may change the content of the Goods or Services to be provided in future contracts. In this case, the changed content of the Goods or Services and the delivery date shall be immediately notified in the same manner as the content of the current Goods or Services is posted.
③ If the “Mall” changes the content of the Services for which a contract has been concluded due to reasons such as sold-out Goods or changes in technical specifications, the “Mall” shall immediately notify the user at the address where the user can be reached.
④ In the case of the preceding paragraph, the “Mall” shall compensate the user for any damages incurred. However, if the “Mall” proves that there is no intention or negligence, it shall not be liable for damages.

Article 5 (Suspension of Services)
① The “Mall” may temporarily suspend the provision of Services in the event of maintenance, replacement, or breakdown of computers and other information and communication facilities, or in the event of disruption of communication.
② The “Mall” shall compensate users or third parties for damages incurred due to the temporary suspension of the provision of Services for the reasons stated in Paragraph 1. However, if the “Mall” proves that there is no intention or negligence, it shall not be liable for damages.
③ If the “Mall” cannot provide Services due to a change of business categories, abandonment of business, or integration between companies, it shall notify users as specified in Article 8 and compensate users according to the conditions initially presented by the “Mall.” However, if the “Mall” does not notify the compensation standards, the “Mall” shall pay users in kind or cash equivalent to the value of the mileage or points used by the users.

Article 6 (Membership Registration)
① Users can apply for membership by filling out the registration form set by the “Mall” and expressing their consent to these Terms and Conditions.
② The “Mall” shall register users as members unless they fall under any of the following cases:
1. If the applicant has previously lost membership according to Article 7, Paragraph 3 of these Terms and Conditions. However, if 3 years have passed since the loss of membership according to Article 7, Paragraph 3 and the applicant has obtained the “Mall’s” approval for re-registration, this shall be an exception.
2. If there is false information, omission, or errors in the registration details.
3. If registering as a member is significantly hindered by the technology of the “Mall.”
③ The membership contract shall be deemed to have been established at the point when the “Mall’s” acceptance reaches the member.
④ If there are changes to the registration details, the member must notify the “Mall” of the changes within a reasonable period by modifying the member information or using other methods.

Article 7 (Withdrawal and Disqualification of Membership)
① Members may request to withdraw from membership at any time, and the “Mall” shall immediately process the withdrawal.
② If a member falls under any of the following cases, the “Mall” may restrict or suspend membership:
1. If false information was registered at the time of application.
2. If the member fails to pay the prices of Goods, etc., or other liabilities related to the use of the “Mall” by the due date.
3. If the member interferes with the use of the “Mall” by others or illegally uses another person's information, disrupting e-commerce order.
4. If the member engages in illegal activities or activities prohibited by these Terms and Conditions or contrary to public order and morals while using the “Mall.”
③ If the same activity is repeated twice or more after the “Mall” restricts or suspends membership or if the issue is not resolved within 30 days, the “Mall” may terminate the membership.
④ If the “Mall” terminates the membership, it shall delete the member’s registration. In this case, the “Mall” shall notify the member of the termination and give the member an opportunity to explain within at least 30 days before the termination.

Article 8 (Notification to Members)
① If the “Mall” needs to notify members, it can do so via the email address specified by the member in advance with the “Mall.”
② For notifications to unspecified and numerous members, the “Mall” can substitute individual notifications by posting a notice on the “Mall” bulletin board for at least one week. However, for matters that significantly affect the member's own transactions, the “Mall” shall provide individual notifications.

Chapter 9: Purchase Request and Consent to Provide Personal Information
① When utilizing the "Mall," users can make purchase requests via methods such as the following, and the "Mall" must clearly provide the following information for the user's ease:
② Searching and selecting goods, etc.
③ Entering the recipient's name, address, phone number, email address (or mobile phone number), etc.
④ Confirmation of terms and conditions, services with restricted withdrawal rights, additional costs such as delivery fees, installation fees, etc.
⑤ Expressing consent to the terms and conditions and confirming or rejecting the above items (e.g., clicking with the mouse)
⑥ Confirmation of the purchase request and agreement with the "Mall"
⑦ Choosing a payment method
⑧ If the "Mall" needs to provide the purchaser's personal information to a third party, it must inform the purchaser of 
  1) the recipient of the personal information, 
  2) the purpose of the recipient's use of the personal information,
  3) the items of personal information provided, and 
  4) the retention and usage period of the recipient's personal information and obtain the purchaser's consent. (This also applies if there are changes to the consented items.)
⑨ If the "Mall" entrusts the handling of the purchaser's personal information to a third party, it must inform the purchaser of 
  1) the party receiving the personal information, 
  2) the content of the entrusted tasks, and obtain the purchaser's consent. (This also applies if there are changes to the consented items.) However, if it is necessary for fulfilling the service contract or related to the purchaser's convenience, the "Mall" may inform the purchaser through its privacy policy in accordance with the "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc." instead of going through the notification and consent procedures.

Chapter 10: Formation of the Contract
① The "Mall" may refuse to accept a purchase request under the following circumstances. However, when entering into a contract with a minor, the "Mall" must notify the minor that if the legal guardian's consent is not obtained, the contract may be canceled by either the minor or the legal guardian:
② If the request contains false information, omissions, or errors
③ If a minor attempts to purchase goods prohibited by the Youth Protection Act, such as tobacco or alcohol
④ If accepting the request would cause significant technical difficulties for the "Mall"
⑤ The contract is considered established when the "Mall's" acceptance is communicated to the user in the form of an order confirmation notice as described in Chapter 12, Section 1.
⑥ The "Mall's" acceptance notice must include confirmation of the user's purchase request, availability of the goods, and details on any corrections or cancellations of the purchase request.

Chapter 11: Payment Methods
Payment for goods or services purchased through the "Mall" can be made using one of the following methods. The "Mall" must not charge any additional fees for the payment method chosen by the user:
① Various forms of account transfer, such as phone banking, internet banking, or mail banking
② Payments via various cards, such as prepaid cards, debit cards, or credit cards
③ Online direct deposit
④ Payment via electronic currency
⑤ Payment upon receipt of goods
⑥ Payment using points provided by the "Mall"
⑦ Payment using gift certificates contracted with or recognized by the "Mall"
⑧ Other electronic payment methods

Chapter 12: Order Confirmation Notice, Purchase Request Modification, and Cancellation
① When a user submits a purchase request, the "Mall" must send an order confirmation notice to the user.
② Upon receiving the order confirmation notice, the user may immediately request a modification or cancellation of the purchase request if there is a discrepancy in the order details. If the user requests a change or cancellation before the goods are shipped, the "Mall" must promptly process the request. However, if the payment has already been made, the rules outlined in Chapter 15 concerning withdrawal of subscription, etc., apply.

Chapter 13: Supply of Goods, etc.
① Unless otherwise agreed upon regarding the supply date of the goods, the "Mall" must take the necessary steps, such as order production and packaging, to deliver the goods within seven days from the user's order date. If the "Mall" has already received payment for the goods in full or in part, the steps must be taken within three business days from the payment receipt date. The "Mall" must also take appropriate measures to ensure that the user can check the progress of the goods supply process.
② The "Mall" must specify the delivery method, delivery cost responsibility, and delivery period for the goods purchased by the user. If the "Mall" exceeds the agreed delivery period, it must compensate the user for any resulting damages. However, if the "Mall" can prove that it was not at fault, this obligation does not apply.

Chapter 14: Refunds
If the "Mall" cannot deliver or provide the goods requested by the user due to reasons such as being out of stock, it must promptly notify the user and refund any payment received within three business days or take necessary steps for the refund.

Chapter 15: Withdrawal of Subscription, etc.
① A user who has entered into a purchase contract with the "Mall" for goods, etc., can withdraw from the contract within seven days from the day they received a written contract (or within seven days from when the goods were delivered if the delivery occurred after the contract was received), as per the "Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc." However, if the Act specifies different rules for withdrawal, those rules take precedence.
② Users cannot return or exchange goods in the following cases:
1. If the goods are damaged or lost due to reasons attributable to the user (except if the packaging was damaged to check the contents)
2. If the value of the goods has significantly decreased due to the user's use or consumption
3. If the value of the goods has significantly decreased due to the passage of time, making it difficult to resell them
4. If the goods can be duplicated with the same performance, and the packaging of the original goods is damaged
5. If the "Mall" did not clearly inform the user of the restrictions on withdrawal in cases described in Sections 2-2 to 2-4 or did not provide a sample product, the user's withdrawal rights are not restricted.
③ Notwithstanding Sections 1 and 2, if the goods differ from their advertised or contractual description or were not delivered as agreed, the user can withdraw from the contract within three months from the delivery date or within 30 days from discovering the discrepancy.

Chapter 16: Effects of Withdrawal of Subscription, etc.
① If the "Mall" receives a return of goods following a user's withdrawal from the contract, it must refund the payment within three business days. If the "Mall" delays the refund, it must pay late interest calculated according to the rate specified in Article 21-3 of the Enforcement Decree of the "Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc."
② If the user paid for the goods via credit card or electronic currency, the "Mall" must promptly request the relevant provider to halt or cancel the payment request.
③ The user must bear the costs associated with returning the goods in case of withdrawal. The "Mall" cannot claim any penalty or damages from the user for the withdrawal. However, if the withdrawal is due to the goods not matching their description or not being delivered as agreed, the "Mall" must cover the return costs.
④ If the user paid for shipping when receiving the goods, the "Mall" must clearly state who will bear the cost in case of withdrawal, in a way that is easy for the user to understand.

Article 17 (Personal Data Protection)
① The "Mall" collects the minimum amount of personal data necessary for providing services when collecting users' personal data.
② The "Mall" does not collect information necessary for fulfilling a purchase contract at the time of membership registration. However, if personal verification is required before the purchase contract due to legal obligations, the "Mall" may collect minimal specific personal data in such cases.
③ When collecting or using personal data, the "Mall" informs the user of the purpose and obtains their consent.
④ The "Mall" may not use the collected personal data for purposes other than those initially intended. If a new purpose arises or if the data is to be provided to a third party, the "Mall" must inform the user of this purpose and obtain their consent. However, exceptions may apply if specified by relevant laws.
⑤ If the "Mall" needs to obtain user consent under paragraphs 2 and 3, it must clearly state or notify the user of the identity of the personal data manager (affiliation, name, and phone number, other contact details), the purpose and use of the information, and information about third-party provision (recipient, purpose of provision, and content of information provided) in accordance with Article 22, Paragraph 2 of the "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc." The user may withdraw their consent at any time.
⑥ Users may request to view or correct their personal data held by the "Mall" at any time, and the "Mall" is obligated to take necessary actions without delay. If a user requests correction of errors, the "Mall" will not use the personal data until the error is corrected.
⑦ To protect personal data, the "Mall" must limit the number of people handling personal data and is responsible for any loss, theft, leakage, unauthorized third-party provision, or alteration of users' personal data, including credit card and bank account information, resulting in user harm.
⑧ The "Mall" or any third party receiving personal data from the "Mall" must destroy the data without delay once the purpose of collection or provision is achieved.
⑨ The "Mall" does not set pre-selected options for consent to the collection, use, or provision of personal data. It also specifies any limitations on services in case the user refuses to consent to the collection, use, or provision of non-essential personal data and does not restrict or refuse service provision, such as membership registration, based on the user's refusal.

Article 18 (Obligations of the "Mall")
① The "Mall" must not engage in acts prohibited by laws or public order and morals and must strive to continuously and reliably provide goods and services in accordance with these terms.
② The "Mall" must have a security system in place to protect users' personal data (including credit information) to ensure safe use of internet services.
③ If the "Mall" engages in unfair representation or advertising as specified in Article 3 of the "Act on Fair Labeling and Advertising," and the user suffers damage, the "Mall" is responsible for compensation.
④ The "Mall" does not send unsolicited commercial electronic mail that the user does not wish to receive.

Article 19 (Responsibilities Regarding Member ID and Password)
① Except for cases specified in Article 17, the responsibility for managing ID and password lies with the member.
② Members must not allow third parties to use their ID and password.
③ If a member becomes aware that their ID or password has been stolen or is being used by a third party, they must immediately notify the "Mall" and follow the guidance provided by the "Mall."

Article 20 (User's Obligations)
Users must not engage in the following actions:
① Registering false information or changing details during application.
② Using someone else's information without permission.
③ Altering information posted on the "Mall."
④ Sending or posting information other than what is specified by the "Mall" (such as computer programs).
⑤ Infringing on the copyrights or other intellectual property rights of the "Mall" or third parties.
⑥ Damaging the reputation or interfering with the operations of the "Mall" or third parties.
⑦ Posting or publicly sharing obscene or violent messages, images, voices, or other information that violates public order and morals on the "Mall."

Article 21 (Copyright Attribution and Usage Restrictions)
① Copyright and other intellectual property rights to works created by the "Mall" belong to the "Mall."
② Users must not use information with intellectual property rights belonging to the "Mall," obtained through using the "Mall," for commercial purposes or allow third parties to do so without the prior consent of the "Mall."
③ If the "Mall" uses copyrights attributed to users according to the agreement, it must notify the respective user.

Article 22 (Dispute Resolution)
① The "Mall" establishes and operates a damage compensation processing mechanism to reflect and resolve legitimate opinions or complaints from users.
② The "Mall" prioritizes processing complaints and opinions submitted by users. However, if prompt processing is difficult, the "Mall" will immediately notify the user of the reason and the schedule for handling the issue.
③ In case of electronic commerce disputes between the "Mall" and users, users' claims for damage remedy may be subject to mediation by the Fair Trade Commission or a dispute mediation organization designated by the city or provincial governor.

Article 23 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law)
① Lawsuits related to electronic commerce disputes between the "Mall" and users shall be filed with the court having jurisdiction over the user’s address at the time of filing, and if the address is not available, with the local district court having jurisdiction over the residence. However, if the user’s address or residence is unclear at the time of filing or if the user resides abroad, the case shall be filed with the court of jurisdiction according to the Civil Procedure Act.
② Korean law applies to electronic commerce lawsuits filed between the "Mall" and users.

Supplementary Provisions
These terms and conditions come into effect from <site opening date>.