Member conduct
How to share an invitation
Invite someone you know to learn with you. Give them the same clear explanation you would want to receive.
Describe the community accurately
Use this description: “A membership community providing education, training, product information, and updates regarding a forthcoming payment card program.” Discuss only information the company has officially published and approved.
Speak from your own experience
You can describe a session you attended or a resource you found helpful. Explain what you learned. Do not suggest that membership is a business or income opportunity, estimate earnings, promise passive income, or imply that joining early gives anyone a paid position.
When you share a post
Include this disclosure in posts about the program: “Educational membership only. No commissions are paid during pre-launch. No earnings or income opportunity is being offered.”
Keep product claims accurate
Do not announce a launch date, a licensed territory, or a banking, government, or regulatory approval that the company has not formally obtained and announced. Never describe the proposed card as anonymous or untraceable, or suggest that it can hide assets or bypass taxes, reporting duties, or financial rules.
Protect the people you introduce
Ask before sharing another person’s details. Keep private conversations and identity information out of social posts and testimonials. If you do not know the answer to a question, point the person to the official policy or product update.
IceBanc may remove unauthorized marketing, suspend accounts, revoke privileges, or terminate membership for violations of the conduct policy.