DIGITAL SERVICES PROVISIONING POLICY

EVEREST GLOBAL JSC (EVG)

Version: 1.0 | Effective Date: …/…/20…

Scope of Application: All customers registering and using digital services provided by EVG.

Article 1. Purpose

The Service Provisioning Policy specifies the principles, handover methods, completion times, and technical support responsibilities of EVG towards customers during the provisioning and operation of digital services.

The policy aims to:

Article 2. Scope of Application

This policy applies to all digital products and services provided by EVG, including but not limited to:

Article 3. Service Handover Principles

Article 4. Service Handover Methods

1. Provisioning Form: Digital services are completely handed over via electronic methods. EVG will send access account information and service activation details directly to the customer's registered email.

2. Portal Management: Upon receiving the notification email, customers can log into the Management System (Portal) using the previously provisioned/registered account to directly manage, monitor status, configure, and use the service.

3. Accompanying Handover Information (depending on the service type):

Article 5. Completion and Deployment Time

The service handover completion time is calculated from the moment the system records successful payment from the customer:

Service Type Target Completion Time
Standard Services
(Cloud VPS, S3 Storage, Standard CDN/WAF, etc.)
Provisioned immediately after successful payment (or within 30 minutes).
Special / Custom Configuration Services
(Complex system initialization, custom requests)
Requires setup time from 3 to 5 working hours.
Large Solution Services under Contract According to the detailed schedule committed in the Contract/Quote.

* Note: The completion time may be adjusted in the event of connection disruptions from the customer's side or waiting time for registration information verification (KYC).

Article 6. Technical Responsibilities & Integration Instructions

1. Responsibilities of EVG (Provider):

2. Responsibilities of the Customer:

Article 7. Handover Completion

The service is considered fully handed over when one of the following conditions is met:

Article 8. Force Majeure

EVG is not responsible for delayed delivery of digital services due to force majeure causes, including: Natural disasters, large-scale power outages, international submarine cable/telecom network incidents, large-scale cyber attacks (DDoS) beyond reasonable defense capabilities, or restrictions from competent state authorities. EVG will proactively notify and apply remedial measures at the earliest time.

Article 9. Policy Amendment & Contact Information

1. EVG reserves the right to update and edit this Policy to comply with legal regulations and the digital service operating model.

2. Contact Information for Technical Support & Handover: