Service terms · review version 2026-11-08-review-2
Terms of service / सेवा शर्तें
1. How a service starts
Website information is not professional advice or an accepted order. A service starts only after a written scope identifies deliverables, exclusions, customer inputs, responsible provider or qualified professional, timing, fees, taxes and acceptance method—and the customer accepts that exact version.
2. Service boundaries
MSMELaunchpad is designed to coordinate scoped entrepreneur services. Government, bank, investor, regulator and professional decisions remain independent. Registration, licence, loan, grant, incentive, sales, valuation, investment or IPO/listing outcomes are not guaranteed.
3. Customer authority and documents
Customers must provide accurate information and the right to use submitted documents. Filing, representation, delegated portal action, signature or disclosure needs a separate, explicit mandate naming the action and actor. Private documents will only be accepted through authenticated, access-controlled facilities—not through a public form.
4. Fees, tax and third parties
Our service fee, government fee, professional charge and other third-party cost will be shown separately in the accepted quotation. Tax and invoice particulars depend on the verified supplier and applicable law. Payment is not enabled on this website.
5. Providers and regulated work
The identity, qualification, scope, confidentiality and conflicts of a provider must be checked for the service concerned. Legal, tax, audit, company-secretarial, investment and other regulated work remains with appropriately authorised professionals.
6. Acceptance, complaints and cancellation
Deliverables are checked against the accepted scope and evidence. A complaint, cancellation or refund request is reviewed on its facts and does not become approved merely by submission. The applicable process and contact will be displayed before paid services open.
7. Marketing choices
Messages required to deliver an accepted service are separate from optional marketing. Promotional calls or messages require separate consent and an available opt-out.