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Clear rules for a careful pilot.

These pages separate what is live today—accounts, invitations and personal data—from Stripe test objects and test-money activity that cannot pay a real bill.

Last reviewed 29 August 2026United Kingdom pilot baseline
This is an honest pilot notice—not production legal theatre.

Zeronda is an invite-only Test mode product operated by Notoris Technologies Limited, company number 16729024. Stripe-enabled flows create genuine sandbox records, but no live payment is processed and no real money moves. The final regulatory model, Provider programme terms and counsel-reviewed live documents remain launch blockers. Read what Test mode means.

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Pilot terms

The ground rules, responsibilities and limits for using this private prototype.

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Privacy notice

What personal data is real, where it comes from, why it is used and who helps process it.

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Cookie notice

The authentication and security storage used now—and what would trigger a consent choice later.

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Test mode notice

The practical line between a real identity, a genuine Stripe sandbox object and a live payment.

Understand Test mode

What these pages do—and do not do

They document the behaviour of the current build, give invited testers plain-language rules, and surface the legal decisions still to be made. They do not assert that Zeronda is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, that a particular payment-services exclusion applies, or that a test arrangement can pay a real merchant bill.

Zeronda is a product operated by Notoris Technologies Limited, an active company incorporated in England and Wales under company number 16729024. Its registered office is Silverstream House, 45 Fitzroy Street, London, England, W1T 6EB, and its published general contact is info@notoris.xyz. Identifying the operator does not itself settle Zeronda's future regulatory status.

The live-money readiness gate

  • Keep the monitored privacy, support, security and legal-notice channel at info@notoris.xyz operational, and document how requests and incidents are triaged.
  • Obtain UK payments-perimeter advice on the direct connected-account funds flow, merchant-of-record role, custody position and provider agreements before any real transaction.
  • Complete a data map, retention schedule, processor contracts, international-transfer review, security review, rights-request process and—where appropriate—a data protection impact assessment.
  • Complete and document the lawful-basis assessment for sponsor invitations, including any legitimate-interests balancing assessment.
  • Run a production cookie/storage audit and add prior consent controls before introducing any non-essential analytics, advertising or similar technology.
  • Replace these pilot documents with counsel-reviewed production terms, privacy information and payment disclosures before switching on live money.
Required before a broader launch

The Test mode label is a product safeguard, not a regulatory exemption. The FCA says businesses receiving customer money or regularly providing payment services may need authorisation or registration. Zeronda should keep live money disabled until the final model is reviewed.

Research baseline

The drafting is grounded in the current official sources below. They are a starting point for product design and professional review, not a substitute for advice on the final company, jurisdictions, contracts and funds flow.

  • Companies House — Notoris Technologies Limited (16729024)
  • ICO — privacy information checklist
  • ICO — storage, access technologies and cookies
  • FCA — consider whether you provide payment services
  • FCA — Payment Services Regulations and Electronic Money Regulations
  • Stripe — testing integrations in a sandbox
  • Consumer Rights Act 2015
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