Legal notice

This is a translation for convenience. In case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.

This notice sets out the information required by Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), and the terms of use of loyaltygo.io.

1. Website owner

Trade name
Loyaltygo
Owner
Diego Ceniceros
Tax ID (NIF)
33006489V
Address
Calle Espartinas 6, 28001 Madrid (España)
Contact email
soporte@loyaltygo.io
Website
loyaltygo.io

2. Purpose

Loyaltygo is a service that allows a business to create digital loyalty cards for its customers and add them to the phone’s wallet. Accessing the website and using the service imply acceptance of this legal notice and of the terms and conditions.

3. Terms of use

Anyone who uses the website undertakes to do so in accordance with the law and not to use it for unlawful activities, to introduce content that infringes the rights of third parties, or to attempt to interfere with the operation of the service or to access data they are not entitled to.

4. Intellectual and industrial property

The software, the design of the website and its texts belong to the owner. The trademarks, logos and images that each business uploads to its card remain the property of that business, which warrants that it holds the rights needed to use them and authorizes Loyaltygo to display them solely in order to provide the service.

5. Liability

The owner works to keep the service available and free of errors, but cannot guarantee uninterrupted availability and is not liable for damage arising from connection failures, from third-party digital wallet platforms or from the use each business makes of the service with its own customers.

The website may link to third-party pages; the owner does not control their content and is not liable for it.

6. Data protection

The processing of personal data is explained in the privacy policy, and the cookies used by the website in the cookie policy.

7. Governing law

This notice is governed by Spanish law. Any dispute shall be heard by the courts and tribunals that have jurisdiction under the applicable rules; where the other party is a consumer, those of their domicile.

Last updated: 7 November 2026.