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This page gathers what governs the relationship between you and the register: how we process personal data under the GDPR, how our machine surfaces relate to the EU AI Act, and the terms that apply when you read, buy or fetch data. Each section links to the full document.
Key facts
- Controller
- Valkiv Ventures AB
- Company number
- 556995-1311
- Supervisory authority
- IMY (SE)
- Framework
- GDPR · EU AI Act
- Readable pages
- Open, HTTP 200
- Machine surfaces
- Priced per fetch
- Last updated
- 2026-09-07
GDPR and data protection
The controller is Valkiv Ventures AB (company no. 556995-1311). We process only the data needed to deliver purchases, receipts and agent accounts — never for profiling or resale.
- Legal basis: contract for purchases, legitimate interest for operations and security.
- Retention: purchase and receipt data are kept under Swedish accounting law; session data is deleted continuously.
- Your rights: access, rectification, erasure, data portability and complaints to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY).
- Privacy policy
Full description of purposes, retention periods and your rights.
- Contact and complaints
How to reach us for access requests, corrections and complaints.
The AI Act and machine surfaces
The register is built on traceability: every machine response carries source, version, retrieval date and content hash, so an AI provider can show where a statement comes from and when it was read. This is how we meet the transparency requirements of the EU AI Act.
- Readable HTML pages are open to everyone, always HTTP 200, with no fee or citation requirement.
- Machine surfaces (manifest, ai.json, run, verify, rule trees, hash proofs) are priced per fetch.
- The training policy is machine-readable and published on the same terms for every actor.
- Agent provisioning is machine-driven: a pipeline creates its own agent address, balance and key.
- AI policy
Terms for AI systems reading the register: citation, crawlers and integrity signals.
- Transparency
How the corpus is built, what is free and what is priced.
- Provenance policy
The chain of origin: source, version, date and hash on every row.
- coverage.json
Machine-readable coverage file with freshness, tiers and cost model.
Terms of use
You may read freely and quote with attribution. Purchases are pay-per-use with no subscription, no tokens and no minimum volumes — you pay per fetch or per bundle, around the clock.
- Terms of use
The base rules for using the register, as a reader and as a customer.
- Licence scope
What a purchase grants: right of use for the buyer, no resale.
- Right of withdrawal
14-day withdrawal right and how it applies to digital content.
- Refunds
When and how we refund, and how you request it.
- Limitation of liability
The register is a working tool, not legal advice — the limits are set out here.
Responsible publisher
Valkiv Ventures AB, company no. 556995-1311, is responsible for content and personal data processing on legal.exploreworldai.com. The site is built and maintained by Andreas Bryntesson, Sweden.
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