Legal notice

• Publisher: [À compléter : nom et prénoms du ou des fondateurs]
• NotreContrat is a company in the process of incorporation; registration with the Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM) is under way.
• Address: [À compléter : adresse postale], Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
• Phone: [À compléter : numéro de téléphone +225 …]
• Email: contact@notrecontrat.com

[À compléter : nom et prénoms du ou des fondateurs]

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The sole purpose of this website is to present the NotreContrat mobile app. None of the service’s features (account creation, matching, agreements, payments) are available on the website: they are available exclusively in the mobile app, whose use is governed by the terms of use.

NotreContrat offers parents, as well as adult pupils and students, a tutor matching their request (class, subjects, number of hours, online or in-person lessons), then lets them formalise the agreement and keep track of it. Users who already have a tutor can also formalise that relationship in the app. NotreContrat is not a party to the agreements made between users and is not the tutors’ employer.

The price of lessons is set by NotreContrat according to a common price scale. Payments, made in full, in instalments or per lesson, are held until the lessons have been verified, then paid out to the tutor. These rules are described in the app terms of use.

NotreContrat is not a payment institution, an electronic money institution or a credit institution. Payments are processed by mobile money operators and by [À compléter : nom de l’établissement de paiement ou de la banque partenaire, agréé(e) par la BCEAO], an institution licensed by the Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO), in accordance with Regulation No. 15/2002/CM/UEMOA and Instruction No. 001-01-2024 on payment services in the WAMU. The amounts paid by parents are held by this institution in a dedicated account, separate from NotreContrat’s own accounts, until they are paid out to the tutor or refunded. NotreContrat sends payout and refund instructions according to the rules set out in the terms of use and does not use these amounts on its own behalf.

All elements of the website and the app (texts, illustrations, logos, trademarks, software, databases) are the exclusive property of NotreContrat or its partners and are protected by Law No. 2016-555 of 26 July 2016 on copyright and related rights and, for trademarks, by the Bangui Agreement (OAPI). Any full or partial reproduction or display without prior written permission is prohibited.

The website does not use any advertising or analytics cookies.

The processing of personal data is described in the privacy policy.

NotreContrat strives to ensure that the information published on the website is accurate, but cannot guarantee that it is complete. Links to third-party websites (app stores, social media) are provided for information only; NotreContrat has no control over their content.

The website and this notice are governed by Ivorian law and, where applicable, by OHADA law and WAEMU community regulations. Any dispute falls within the jurisdiction of the Ivorian courts, subject to consumer protection provisions.

• Law No. 2013-450 of 19 June 2013 on the protection of personal data, and its implementing texts (including Decree No. 2015-79 on declaration and authorisation procedures for data processing).
• Law No. 2013-451 of 19 June 2013 on combating cybercrime.
• Law No. 2013-546 of 30 July 2013 on electronic transactions, as amended.
• Law No. 2016-412 of 15 June 2016 on consumer protection.
• Law No. 2016-555 of 26 July 2016 on copyright and related rights.
• OHADA Uniform Act on General Commercial Law.
• Regulation No. 15/2002/CM/UEMOA on payment systems in the WAEMU member states.
• BCEAO Instruction No. 001-01-2024 on payment services in the WAMU.
• Bangui Agreement establishing the African Intellectual Property Organization (OAPI).
• Service note No. 1076/MENAET/DELC/Secrétariat of 1 October 2026 issued by the Ministry of National Education and Literacy, prohibiting teachers from giving paid remedial lessons to their own pupils.