Website Terms of Use

This is an English translation of our Thai terms of use, provided for your convenience. If the two differ, the Thai version prevails.

These terms set the conditions for using www.uniginventures.com ("the website") of Unigin Ventures Company Limited ("the Company" or "we"). Please read them before you use the website. How we collect, use and disclose personal data is set out in our privacy policy, which forms part of these terms.

1. Acceptance

• By visiting or using the website, sending a form, applying for a training course or seminar, or paying a course fee through it, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to these terms, including the use of cookies in section 8. If you do not agree, please stop using the website. You may decline statistics cookies as described in section 8.6 and still use the website as normal.
• If you use the website or send information on behalf of a company, an organisation or another person, you confirm that you have the authority to act for them and to bind them to these terms.
• If you sign a separate contract with the Company, such as an investment agreement, a confidentiality agreement or a service contract, these terms apply together with that contract. Where they conflict, the contract prevails.

2. Who runs the website

The website is run by Unigin Ventures Company Limited, a venture capital firm in ThaiAce Group that invests in and supports startups and SMEs with funding and advice, and runs training courses, seminars and events that you can sign up for on the website. The Company's address is 555 Nawamin Road, Khlong Kum, Bueng Kum, Bangkok 10240. Contact details are in section 12.

3. Permitted use and prohibited acts

You may use the website to find information about the Company, its investments and its services, read articles, contact the Company, and sign up for training courses, seminars or events, for yourself or for an organisation you are authorised to act for, in good faith and lawfully. You must not:

• use the website unlawfully or fraudulently, or in a way that infringes the rights of the Company or anyone else;
• give false information, pretend to be someone else, send other people's personal data without the right to do so, or upload proof of payment that does not belong to that application;
• send advertising or spam, or send forms repeatedly or by automated means;
• access or try to access the back office, other people's accounts or any part not open to the public, probe for vulnerabilities, or get around security measures, without the Company's written permission;
• send viruses or harmful code, or do anything that overloads the website, disrupts it or stops it from working;
• use automated tools to extract or copy content from the website in bulk for commercial use or republication without permission (general search engines may crawl the website as its robots.txt file allows);
• use the Company's name, content or marks in a way that misleads others into thinking something comes from, is endorsed by or is connected with the Company, including claiming investment or support from the Company that you have not received.

If you breach these terms, the Company may refuse or cancel your request or application, block your access to the website and take legal action, including under the Computer-Related Crime Act B.E. 2550 (2007), and you are liable, as the law provides, for the damage the breach causes the Company.

4. Information, investment and courses

4.1 General information, not advice, no warranty

Articles, analysis, examples, pictures, figures and information about investment and services on the website are general information to help you make a first assessment. They are not investment, financial, tax, accounting or legal advice for your situation, and laws, regulations and tax rules change. The Company tries to keep the information accurate and up to date, but to the extent the law allows, it does not represent or warrant that the information is accurate, complete, current or suitable for your purpose, and it may change the information without notice. Before you decide to invest, raise funds or sign a contract, please consult a professional who knows your facts and ask the Company for confirmed information. Reading or using information on the website does not create an advisory relationship between you and the Company.

4.2 Not an offer or a commitment to invest

Information about the kinds of business the Company is interested in, investment stages and amounts, benefits, and services for entrepreneurs and investors describes the Company's general approach only. It is not an offer, a commitment or a guarantee that the Company will invest in, lend to or provide a service to you, and it is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, securities of any company, including the companies the Company has invested in that are shown on the website. Any investment, co-investment or cooperation depends on the Company's own assessment and due diligence, and binds the Company only once both parties have signed a written agreement.

4.3 Training courses, seminars and events

Details of training courses, seminars and events, such as dates, times, venues, speakers, content, fees and benefits, may change when needed. The number of seats shown on the website is correct at the time it is shown and can change at any time. The Company may postpone, change or cancel a programme, for example when too few people apply or for another necessary reason, and will tell applicants through the contact details they gave. Pictures, photo albums and videos on a programme's page, such as pictures of an earlier run, are there to help you decide; the actual event may differ from them.

4.4 Course fees and payment

• Each programme's fee is shown on its page. The amount you owe is the amount shown when you send your application.
• You can pay through the channels the programme offers: scanning the Company's PromptPay QR code or transferring money to the Company's account and uploading the slip on the payment page, or paying online on Stripe's payment page.
• Our staff check each slip before confirming the payment. If a slip is not accepted, the Company will tell you why and you may upload a new one. A slip must be for a real payment for that application; uploading a fake slip or one from another transaction breaches these terms and may be an offence.
• Payment through Stripe is subject to Stripe's terms and to those of your card issuer. You enter your card details on Stripe's page directly; the Company never sees or stores your card number.
• The Company confirms a place on a paid programme once full payment has been confirmed. If you have not paid by the time the Company gives you, it may cancel the application.
• If the Company cancels a programme you have paid for, or postpones it and you tell the Company that you cannot attend on the new date, it will refund the amount you paid in full; to the extent the law allows, that refund is the limit of the Company's liability in that case, unless the loss is caused by the Company's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
• If you cancel your application after paying, for a reason that does not come from the Company or the training organiser, the Company does not refund the fee, in whole or in part. Moving to a later round or letting someone else attend in your place follows the conditions shown on that programme's payment page, if any.
• If you need a receipt or a tax invoice, please ask the Company and quote your application's reference code.

4.5 Availability of the website

The Company takes reasonable care to keep the website available, but does not guarantee that it will always be available, error-free or free of viruses, and may update, suspend or close all or part of the website when needed.

5. Forms and the information you send

• The forms on the website are the contact form on the Contact Us page, applications for training courses, seminars or events, and the form to upload a payment slip. Open courses and seminars are listed on the courses and seminars page.
• You confirm that the information you send is accurate, complete and up to date, and that you have the right to give it. If you give information about other people, you must tell them about it as the privacy policy describes and have a lawful basis to give it to the Company.
• Sending a form or an application is not a contract. Sending information, receiving a reference code or an email saying that your message or application was received only tells the Company what you would like. It does not create a contract or oblige the Company to accept you on a programme, to invest or to provide a service until the Company confirms with you: for a training course or seminar, by confirming your place by telephone or email, or by confirming your payment for a paid programme; for an investment, cooperation or service, by a written agreement signed by both parties.
• The Company may accept or refuse a request or an application according to eligibility, the number of seats and the conditions of the programme or service, and may cancel a confirmed place if the information given turns out to be untrue or these terms are breached.
• The contact form has an automatic spam filter, and a message it holds back may not be answered straight away. If you do not hear back from us, please call or email the Company as in section 12.
• Information or first views our team gives by telephone or email before any agreement is general information under section 4, not investment advice or a commitment to invest.
• Please do not send trade secrets or important business documents through a form or by email before they are needed. If assessing an investment needs confidential information, the Company will agree with you first how to send it and how it will be kept confidential. The Company looks at many businesses, some of which may be similar to or compete with yours; receiving your proposal does not limit the Company's freedom to consider or invest in other businesses. The Company will not disclose what you send beyond what the privacy policy describes.
• A minor must have the consent of the person exercising parental power before applying or sending information.
• The Company collects, uses and discloses the personal data you send as set out in the privacy policy.
• The Company may use suggestions or comments you send about the website and its services to improve them, without payment. Any personal data in them is still handled under the privacy policy.

6. Intellectual property

• The text, articles, pictures, graphics, videos, the Company's name, logo and marks, the page design and the website's software are the copyright or other intellectual property of the Company or of those who license them to the Company, and are protected by law. The names, logos and website screenshots of our group companies and of the companies we have invested in belong to those companies.
• You may view, print or save content for your personal use or for internal, non-commercial use within your organisation, and you may share links to pages. You may not copy, adapt, publish or use content commercially without the Company's written permission, except as the law allows, such as the exceptions to copyright infringement under the Copyright Act B.E. 2537 (1994).
• These terms do not transfer or license any of the Company's intellectual property rights to you beyond what this section allows.

7. Links to other websites

The website links to websites, apps and services of others, such as Facebook, X (Twitter), LINE, Google Maps, the websites of our group companies and of the companies we have invested in, and the sources cited in articles, for your convenience. The Company does not control them and is not responsible for their content, accuracy, security or policies. A link does not mean that the Company endorses or agrees with them, and your use of them is governed by their own terms. Others may link to this website, but not in a way that suggests the Company's endorsement or connection, and not by showing the Company's pages inside a frame of another website.

8. Cookies and website statistics

8.1 What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser so that the website works and can remember your settings or earlier visits.

8.2 What the Company collects and why

The Company uses a statistics system that it runs itself, and the data stays in the Company's own system; it does not use Google Analytics. It records the pages you open and their language, the time spent on each page, how far you scroll, the website or app that brought you here, including campaign tags in the link (such as utm_source), your type of device, browser, operating system and the language set on it, your screen size, your device's time zone (which tells us the country roughly, instead of your IP address), clicks on links and buttons (only the text on the button and the page the link leads to), starting or sending a form (if a form cannot be sent, only the names of the fields to correct, never what you typed), and errors on the page in your browser. This is used to:

• learn which pages, content and channels are useful to visitors;
• improve the website, the forms, the training courses and seminars, and the services;
• follow up and improve our communication with people who contact us or apply;
• keep the website secure, spot forms that fail to send, and keep visits by automated programs (bots) out of the statistics.

The Company does not record IP addresses in the statistics, and does not count staff while they are signed in to the back office. The statistics system runs on JavaScript in your browser; if you switch JavaScript off, it does not run and sets no statistics cookie.

8.3 Using the website means accepting cookies

The website shows no cookie bar or pop-up, so that nothing gets in your way. By using the website, you accept the Company's use of cookies as described in this section 8, unless you decline statistics cookies as described in section 8.6. The system remembers your browser with the cx_vid cookie from the first page you open, to count return visits and see how the website is used, and when you send the contact form or an application, the Company links this browser's visits to this website with what you sent, to improve its communication and services.

8.4 The cookies the website uses

• cx_vid · Statistics: A random code that remembers this browser, as in section 8.3. It holds no name, phone number, email or IP address.
  Lasts 13 months from your latest visit · Set when you open your first page, unless you decline or your browser sends a GPC or DNT signal
• cx_consent · Choice: Remembers whether you accepted (1) or declined (0) statistics cookies
  Lasts 13 months · Set when you press a button in section 8.6
• laravel-session · Necessary: Keeps your session working, for example while you send an application or a payment slip and see the result
  Expires after 12 hours without use · Set only on the course sign-up and payment pages and in the back office
• XSRF-TOKEN · Necessary: Protects forms against requests forged by other websites
  Lasts 12 hours · Set together with the session cookie

Ordinary pages, namely the home page, About Us, Portfolio, For Entrepreneurs, Contact Us, the articles and this page, set no cookie other than the statistics and choice cookies above. Necessary cookies cannot be switched off, because the sign-up forms and payment pages need them. Staff signed in to the back office have back-office cookies as well, such as a remember-me cookie; these are not used for visitors. Apart from cookies, when you press send on a form, the page may keep the form's name and the time you pressed send in your browser's temporary storage (session storage), so that it can tell you if your data did not reach us. This value is never sent to the Company and is gone when you close the tab.

8.5 No advertising cookies, nothing passed to third parties

The website has no advertising or marketing cookies, no tracking pixels and no third-party analytics tools. The Company does not sell or pass statistics or cookie data to third parties, except in the cases set out in the privacy policy, such as when the law or an order of a government authority requires it. Some parts of our pages do come from outside providers, which may receive your IP address and browser details as a normal part of delivering the files, under their own policies:

• every page loads fonts from Google Fonts;
• the Contact Us page shows a Google Maps map, which loads from Google as soon as you open that page, and Google may store or read data on your device (such as cookies) under Google's own policy;
• some course pages show a YouTube video, which loads from youtube-nocookie.com only when you press play; from then on YouTube (Google) may store or read data on your device under Google's own policy;
• when you choose to pay through Stripe, you go to Stripe's payment page, which uses Stripe's own cookies under Stripe's policy;
• the share buttons on article pages are plain links: nothing loads from Facebook, LINE or X until you press one.

8.6 Declining or changing your mind

You can decline or accept statistics cookies at any time with the buttons below. The "Terms of Use" link at the bottom of every page brings you here.

• If you decline: your choice is kept in the cx_consent cookie, the cx_vid cookie is deleted, and from then on visits are counted anonymously only, using a daily code calculated from your IP address and browser details together with a random value that is deleted within 2 days, which cannot be traced back to you, and the statistics are not linked to any form you send. Declining does not affect statistics recorded earlier; to have earlier statistics unlinked from what you sent, please contact the Company as in section 12.
• Browsers that ask not to be tracked: if your browser sends a Global Privacy Control (GPC) or Do Not Track (DNT) signal, the system does not remember that browser and counts its visits anonymously only, unless you press accept yourself.
• Browser settings: you can delete or block cookies in your browser settings, but if you delete all of this website's cookies, your decision to decline is deleted too and you need to decline again. Blocking necessary cookies may stop an application or a payment slip from being sent.

9. Limitation of liability

• To the fullest extent the law allows, the Company and its directors, employees and agents are not liable for any loss or damage, direct or indirect, including loss of profit, revenue, data or business opportunity, arising from or in connection with (1) using or being unable to use the website, (2) relying on or using information or articles on the website, including investment or business decisions, (3) delays, interruptions or errors of the website, systems or networks, (4) unauthorised access or acts of third parties, or (5) websites or services of others that the website links to, including Stripe's payment page.
• This section does not exclude or limit the Company's liability (1) for damage to life, body or health caused by an intentional or negligent act of the Company or of a person it is responsible for, (2) for damage caused by the Company's fraud, wilful misconduct or gross negligence, or (3) in any other case where the law does not allow it to be excluded or limited, and it does not take away your rights under consumer protection law.
• Liability for an investment, a service or a training course under a contract with, or paid to, the Company is governed by that contract or those conditions, and by sections 4.3 and 4.4.
• You are liable, as the law provides, for the damage and reasonable costs the Company incurs because you breached these terms or the law, or because information you sent was incorrect or infringed the rights of others.
• If a court finds any of these terms unfair, that term applies only to the extent that is fair and reasonable in the circumstances, under the Unfair Contract Terms Act B.E. 2540 (1997).

10. Changes to these terms

The Company may change these terms from time to time, for example when the website, its services or the law change. The latest version is shown on this page with the date it takes effect. For significant changes, the Company will give reasonable notice on the website in advance. Continuing to use the website after the effective date means you accept the new version. Changes do not apply backwards to applications or requests the Company has already confirmed.

11. Governing law and disputes

• These terms are governed by and interpreted under Thai law, and disputes arising from or in connection with them or with the use of the website fall under the jurisdiction of the Thai courts. Both parties will first try to settle a dispute in good faith; you can contact the Company as in section 12.
• If any of these terms is void or unenforceable, the rest remain in force. If the Company does not exercise a right under these terms on one occasion, it does not waive that right.
• The Thai version of these terms is the original. This English version is a translation for convenience; if it differs from the Thai version, the Thai version prevails.

12. Contact

Unigin Ventures Company Limited
555 Nawamin Road, Khlong Kum, Bueng Kum, Bangkok 10240
Tel. (+66) 2744-2399 · Email contact@uniginventures.com
Monday to Saturday 08:30–17:30 (please mark your message "Website terms of use")

See also: Privacy policy · ข้อตกลงการใช้งานเว็บไซต์ (ภาษาไทย)