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Terms of Service
The rules for access to and use of the Eterano private beta.
Eterano is temporarily operated by Nikola Nachev in Denmark. Open Banking is limited to sandbox testing or the operator's own restricted, non-commercial personal pilot until a company, provider contract and required verification are in place.
1. Operator and current status
Eterano private beta
Temporarily operated by Nikola Nachev · Denmark
Email: privacy@eterano.com
No Eterano company or company registration number exists yet.
These terms govern the present private beta. They will be replaced or updated when an Eterano company is incorporated or the service is opened commercially.
2. Acceptance and eligibility
By creating an account, accepting an invitation, using a public Eterano form or connecting a bank account, you agree to the parts of these terms relevant to your use and acknowledge the Privacy Notice.
You must be at least 18 years old and legally able to enter the relevant agreement. A person using Eterano for an organization confirms that they are authorized to act for it.
The private beta is provided only to invited or specifically approved testers. It is not an offer to the general public.
3. The Eterano service
Eterano provides tools for business profiles, customer requests, orders, calendars, products, invoices, payments, receipts, bookkeeping controls, bank transaction import and reconciliation. Features may be experimental, changed, suspended or removed during the beta.
CSV bank import remains available as a fallback to automatic synchronization. Offline or demo data stored on a device is test data and is not a substitute for a secure production record.
4. Open Banking rules
Restricted use at this stage
Sandbox data is simulated. Any real-bank pilot before a commercial Enable Banking agreement is restricted to accounts personally owned and linked by the operator for evaluation or personal non-commercial use. It must not be used for a business account, another person's account, client service or any commercial purpose.
You may connect a bank only when you are authorized to access it. Authorization happens with the bank and Enable Banking. Eterano does not request your banking password, PIN or authentication codes.
You control which available account is authorized and can disconnect it. Bank consent has a limited validity period and may need renewal. You are responsible for revoking access with the bank when appropriate.
General public, professional or business-account use will not be enabled until the necessary Eterano legal entity, provider agreement, KYB review and production activation are complete. Availability of a bank in a list does not guarantee that all account types, data fields or functions are supported.
5. Bookkeeping, matching and confirmations
Eterano may prevent duplicate bank imports and suggest matches between bank transactions and invoices, payments or expenses. Suggestions are informational and require user review.
- Importing or synchronizing a bank row does not itself create or modify a journal entry.
- Matching an existing posting changes reconciliation status only and does not change the existing journal.
- Confirming an invoice payment is a separate, explicit action that may create the normal payment posting and reconcile the bank row.
- Locked accounting periods reject postings on the locked date.
- Undoing a match requires a reason and preserves an audit trail.
You remain responsible for checking dates, amounts, counterparties, VAT treatment, account classification and supporting evidence before confirmation. Eterano does not provide accounting, tax, legal or financial advice, and the service does not replace a qualified adviser.
6. Accounts, security and acceptable use
Keep credentials and access links confidential, use accurate information and promptly report suspected unauthorized access. You are responsible for actions taken through your account unless caused by Eterano's failure to apply reasonable security.
You must not:
- access data or accounts without authorization;
- upload unlawful, infringing, malicious or unnecessarily sensitive content;
- circumvent security, tenant separation, rate limits, confirmation gates or provider restrictions;
- probe, scrape, reverse engineer or disrupt the service except where mandatory law expressly permits it;
- use beta or restricted Open Banking access for a commercial purpose that is not authorized by the relevant provider agreement;
- misrepresent Eterano as a bank, licensed accountant or financial adviser.
7. Third-party services
Eterano depends on third parties such as Supabase, Netlify, Enable Banking, Stripe, Resend, One.com and, for optional AI receipt scanning, OpenAI. Their own terms and privacy notices may also apply. Banks and payment providers can reject, delay or reverse actions under their own rules.
Eterano is not responsible for a third party's independent service, decision, outage or terms, but will use reasonable care in selecting and integrating providers during the beta.
8. Data and intellectual property
The Privacy Notice explains personal-data handling. Business users retain ownership of the records and content they submit and grant Eterano the limited rights needed to host, process, display, back up and transmit that content to provide the service.
You confirm that you have a lawful basis and any necessary notices or permissions for personal data and files uploaded to Eterano, including customer information and receipt or inspiration images.
Eterano's software, design, brand, documentation and non-user content remain protected by intellectual-property law. No ownership is transferred by beta access.
Feedback may be used to improve Eterano without payment or confidentiality obligations, provided that personal data and confidential business content are not publicly disclosed.
9. Beta availability and warranties
The service is provided on a beta and “as available” basis. Interruptions, incomplete bank data, delayed synchronization, provider outages, calculation defects or feature changes may occur. Eterano does not promise uninterrupted operation, fitness for a particular purpose or that every bank transaction will be available.
Users should keep appropriate source documents, exports and backups, verify important records and maintain a fallback procedure such as CSV import. Nothing in these terms excludes a warranty or right that cannot lawfully be excluded.
10. Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Eterano is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, business interruption, loss caused by incorrect user confirmation, or a third-party bank/provider outage. This does not limit liability that cannot legally be limited, including liability for intentional misconduct or other mandatory grounds.
Because this is a no-fee private beta, any additional monetary cap must be agreed separately before commercial use. These limitations are intended to allocate beta risk fairly and will be reviewed before public launch.
11. Suspension and termination
You may stop using the beta and request account closure. Disconnect bank access and export records you need before closure. Some data may remain where legally required or in protected backups for their normal expiry period.
Eterano may suspend or terminate access for security risk, misuse, provider or legal requirements, prolonged inactivity, breach of these terms or closure of the beta. Where reasonably possible, notice and an opportunity to export data will be provided.
12. Changes, governing law and contact
These terms may be updated as the beta develops. Material changes receive a new effective date and, where appropriate, notice in the app. Continued use after the effective date means acceptance of the updated terms; if you disagree, stop using the service.
These terms are governed by Danish law, subject to any mandatory consumer or data-protection rules that apply. Disputes should first be raised by email so that an informal resolution can be attempted. Competent Danish courts have jurisdiction unless mandatory law provides otherwise.
Questions about these terms
Nikola Nachev · Individual operator of Eterano · Denmark
