Cooperation with Baxtlilar, briefly

Not for every possible format. Baxtlilar can consider a proposal from an individual specialist or expert if that format is acceptable for the service in question. But some areas may require:

• legal status
• a licence
• qualifications
• permits
• a contract
• other supporting documents

Requirements depend on the nature of the service and the potential risks.

No. An application is the start of a review. Based on it we may:

• agree the format
• suggest changing it
• request more information
• propose a pilot
• decline the integration

An application does not mean automatic approval or placement.

Not as automatic access to the audience. Even a commercial format must meet the Baxtlilar requirements:

• be relevant
• have clear value
• be transparently labelled
• not interfere with matching
• not use user data without a proper basis

If separate advertising formats appear in future, they must be governed by their own terms.

Payment alone gives no right to appear inside the user’s path.

Not automatically. A partnership does not open:

• questionnaires
• contacts
• dating criteria
• compatibility results
• interests
• messages
• dating history
• sensitive data

If a specific service requires certain data, the user must understand exactly what is shared, with whom and why, and confirm the action themselves.

A partner receives only the data provided for a specific scenario — not access to the account.

Not on the basis of sensitive dating logic. The Baxtlilar questionnaire and matching do not become an advertising base for segments like “show the offer to divorced users of a certain age” or “show ads to people with these family plans”.

If partner offers are used inside the product, the audience rules must separately account for privacy, legal and product fit.

Matching exists to introduce people — not for commercial profiling.

Partner interactions are labelled explicitly: “Partner service”, “Expert material”, “With a partner’s participation”, “Joint event”. A user must not confuse a commercial offer with:

• a system message
• a compatibility recommendation
• a safety instruction
• a required step in dating

The source and nature of a partner offer must be clear immediately.

No. A partner gains no ability to:

• promote profiles
• change the compatibility score
• influence recommendations
• create “priority” users
• raise the chance of mutual interest
• buy access to users

Matching stays independent of commercial partnerships.

Not automatically. Several scenarios are possible: with no data sharing the partner sees only aggregated statistics; when going to an external service the user opens the offer themselves; when necessary data is shared the user sees the specific set in advance and confirms it.

Interest in a service does not mean a contact is shared automatically.

Baxtlilar can reconsider the cooperation. Depending on the situation that may mean:

• reviewing the complaint
• clarifying the terms
• changing the integration
• a temporary pause
• switching off a specific format
• ending the partnership

The requirements for a partner keep applying after launch.

Yes, if the terms of cooperation provide for it. Reasons may include:

• breaking the agreed rules
• changes to the service
• privacy or safety risks
• misleading communication
• a worse user experience
• failure to keep to what was agreed

The specific legal grounds are set out in the contract.

Approving a partnership is not an unlimited right to be present inside Baxtlilar.

Only within separately agreed brand usage rules. Cooperation alone gives no right to claim “Baxtlilar guarantees our service” or “Officially recommended by Baxtlilar” unless such a status is specifically provided for in the agreement.

It is safer to use “Baxtlilar partner” or another approved form of labelling.

A partnership and a quality guarantee are not the same thing.