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Terms of Service & User Agreement

By registering an account, purchasing digital passes, or operating a society dashboard on UniTix (unitix.aarx.online), you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service. Please read them carefully before accessing the platform.

1. Platform Scope & Role

UniTix provides software infrastructure, digital ticketing, and payment verification tools for university student societies and campus attendees. UniTix acts strictly as a technology provider and intermediary. We do not own, organize, produce, or physically manage the events listed on our marketplace. Organizing societies are solely responsible for event safety, logistics, venue management, and fulfillment of advertised itineraries.

2. Student & Attendee Terms

A. Digital Passes & QR Code Integrity

  • Non-Transferable by Screenshot: Digital passes issued by UniTix contain dynamic, cryptographically signed JSON Web Tokens (qrToken). Presenting a screenshot, printout, or screen recording of another user’s QR pass is strictly prohibited and classified as ticket fraud.
  • Single-Entry Enforcement: Each QR code permits exactly one entry per registered attendee. Once scanned by a Gate Scanner, the token is permanently locked as Used. Subsequent scan attempts will trigger a security rejection (Already Scanned Today).
  • Official Ticket Transfers: If you wish to gift or transfer your pass to another student, you must use the official Ticket Transfer Engine (/transfer/[id]). Initiating or completing a transfer automatically and permanently revokes your original QR code (qrToken).

B. Scalping & Unauthorized Resale

Selling, scalping, or attempting to auction UniTix digital tickets above their original face value (PKR) is strictly prohibited. Any account found engaging in unauthorized commercial ticket scalping will be immediately suspended, and all associated active tickets will be voided without refund.

3. Society Organizer & Admin Obligations

A. KYC & Information Accuracy

Society Presidents must provide accurate, verifiable identity records during onboarding (CNIC copies, official university IBAN, Faculty Advisor contact details). Submitting forged university credentials or fraudulent bank account numbers will result in immediate society suspension, permanent forfeiture of pending funds, and reporting to university administration.

B. Venue Capacity & Overcrowding Safety

Organizers are strictly bound to accurately input their physical venue’s maximum legal capacity (Overall Capacity) inside the Event Builder. Attempting to circumvent capacity locks, issuing unauthorized side-gate entries, or deliberately overcrowding a venue violates campus fire safety laws. UniTix automatically halts all ticket sales the exact millisecond the defined venue limit is reached.

C. Financial Reconciliation & Payouts

  • Platform Fees: UniTix deducts a global baseline fee (2.5%) or negotiated custom percentage (customFeePercentage) from gross ticket sales to cover gateway overhead, server scaling, and SMS operations.
  • Payout Timelines: Organizers may request a withdrawal of their clean take-home Available Balance via the Wallet tab upon successful conclusion of their event. UniTix processes direct bank wire transfers (IBFT / EFT) to the society’s registered IBAN within 3 to 5 business days following audit verification.

4. Refund & Dispute Policy

  • Dynamic Society Policies: Cancellations and refund penalty splits (Society Cut, Platform Cut, Student Refund) are dictated strictly by the multi-tier policy configured by the organizer at event launch.
  • 24-Hour Remorse Grace Period: Students requesting cancellations within 24 hours of purchase (where the event is >48 hours away) are entitled to a full 100% refund.
  • Event Cancellations: If an organizing society cancels, postpones, or fails to execute an advertised event, the society is legally obligated to provide 100% full refunds to all ticket holders without penalty deductions.

5. Account Suspension & Termination

UniTix reserves the right to suspend, terminate, or restrict access to any student account, volunteer scanner, or organizing society found violating these Terms of Service, attempting to reverse-engineer our QR cryptographic validation APIs, or engaging in fraudulent payment screenshot submissions.