Terms of Service Framework Rules
DigibizNG Websites Engine — Last Updated: June 20, 2026
Welcome to DigibizNG Websites. By accessing or using the infrastructure nodes hosted at thewebmaster.digibiz.com.ng, you signify your unreserved assent to remain legally bound under these absolute Terms of Service. If you do not accept these provisions, you must terminate usage of this site's deployment channels immediately.
1. Account Registration Requirements and Capacity Scaling
To order web hosting packages (including Personal Website, Business Website, or E-commerce Website allocations), Users must fully complete the on-screen customer onboarding pipeline matrix. Users must fulfill the following mandates:
- Provide complete and accurate identity details matching registered physical operational base structures.
- Maintain absolute security tracking over assigned entry parameters and passwords.
- Acknowledge that right-clicking and unauthenticated copying safeguards are enabled globally across non-authenticated sessions.
2. Paystack Integration Hub & Subscription Billing Lifecycles
All web hosting allocation structures deploy on an annual renewal tracking path. Automated proforma invoices are made available prior to processing points. Immediate billing collections interface directly with our Paystack Payment API module infrastructure. Infrastructure systems retain the right to suspend or terminate services that remain unpaid past their renewal milestones.
3. Maintenance and Admin Bypass Architecture
DigibizNG Websites retains the clear prerogative to toggle infrastructure nodes into maintenance mode state using administrative command triggers (Enable Maintenance Mode). During system configuration operations, public channels will display a structured maintenance screen. Only authorized administrators can at such times access the site for (maintenance). We apologise for such necessary instances!
4. Governing Jurisdictional Law
These terms, service operations, data processing metrics, and structural billing parameters shall be construed and governed in complete alignment with the statutory laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Any litigation arising out of service disruptions or infrastructure allocation failures falls under the exclusive jurisdiction of courts located within Nigeria.