Community Guidelines

NextTap hosts user-created digital portfolios that open when someone taps or scans a card. These guidelines apply to all profile content, links, media and communications made through the platform.

• Use your real professional identity or a brand you are authorised to represent.
• Do not impersonate another person, company or public figure.
• Keep contact details and offers truthful. Misleading claims harm trust.

Do not publish or link to content that includes:

• Illegal activity, scams, phishing or fraud.
• Hate speech, harassment, threats or extreme violence.
• Sexual content involving minors, or non-consensual intimate imagery.
• Malware, spam, or deceptive redirects.
• Stolen copyrighted work, counterfeit brands or IP infringement.
• Sale of prohibited or highly regulated goods/services without lawful licences.

Do not publish other people’s personal data (phone, address, ID documents) without permission. Do not use NextTap to stalk or dox anyone.

You may promote legitimate services and products on your portfolio. Pyramid schemes, deceptive “get rich quick” offers and payment diversion scams are not allowed. If you collect payments off-platform, you are solely responsible for those transactions.

We may warn, hide, suspend or permanently remove portfolios or accounts that violate these guidelines or the law. Serious abuse may be reported to authorities. Refunds are not guaranteed when accounts are removed for violations (see Refund Policy).

Report abuse or IP complaints to nexttap.official@gmail.com with URLs, screenshots and a clear description. We review reports as soon as reasonably possible.

We may update these guidelines as the product evolves. Continued use of NextTap means you accept the current version.