Compliance Policy

Content Platform Policy

This page documents how Anxiety Fitness governs creator monetization, content review, tips, and payment safety controls for a content creation platform model.

Last updated: April 3, 2026

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Scope and platform model

Anxiety Fitness is a content platform where creators can offer paid room seats, digital products, and optional tips tied to those products/rooms.

The platform operates a human-review moderation model. Review is manual and policy-led, supported by admin/moderator tools and status workflows.

EndpointPurposeRequired contextKey controls
POST /api/create-ticket-sessionRoom seat purchase`roomId`Room must be ticketed; checkout is tied to a specific room; payout owner must be a room admin with connected Stripe.
POST /api/create-donation-sessionRoom tip`roomId`, tip amountTips only when room tips are enabled; payout owner must be connected and linked to room admin ownership.
POST /api/marketplace/precheckout + /api/marketplace/checkoutMarketplace product purchase`productId`Product must be purchasable and published for public listing flows; purchase ties to a specific product.
POST /api/marketplace/donateMarketplace product tip`productId`, tip amountTips only for eligible products; payout resolves to creator-owned connected Stripe account.

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Monetization access controls

Monetization tools are restricted to approved creator account classes and role-based access controls.

Eligibility minimum ages are enforced by account type: member onboarding is 13+, and professional or organization representative onboarding is 18+.

Operational policy is that monetizing creators are reviewed before being enabled for monetization features.

Product and room payout configuration requires connected Stripe account ownership to map to authorized creator/admin ownership records.

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Creator vetting and verification

Professional applications collect credential and jurisdiction data. Admin review tools support registry and insurance verification states and can approve, suspend, or remove creator approval.

Organization applications are tied to an accountable representative contact; that representative must meet the same 18+ eligibility requirement as professional applicants.

Professional participation is governed by the Professional Agreement, including clear boundaries that platform content is educational and not therapy or individualized medical treatment.

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Product review workflow

Marketplace products use explicit status states including draft, pending review, published, unlisted, and archived.

Product creators submit products for review; admin moderation tools are used to review and control listing visibility.

Customer purchase and listing flows rely on product status checks and published state for public availability.

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Room and community moderation controls

Room creation/editing is permissioned by owner/admin and role-based checks. Paid room and tip payout owners must map to authorized room admins with connected Stripe.

Community content moderation includes moderator/admin queues and actioning for wins and questions with pending/approved/rejected workflows.

Space-level moderation controls exist for post approval behavior, and moderation access is role-scoped (admin, owner, moderator).

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Illegal content prevention and enforcement

Anxiety Fitness applies community guidelines, professional standards, and moderation review workflows to reduce and remove unsafe or non-compliant content.

Enforcement actions include rejection, unlisting, archiving, access restriction, and role removal where policy breaches occur.

Safeguarding boundaries and emergency signposting are built into policy pages and professional requirements.

Detailed operational checks by surface are defined in the On-Platform Moderation Standard.

As the platform scales, Anxiety Fitness will increase moderator/admin coverage and implement additional detection systems to support manual review, including enhanced signals and escalation workflows for suspicious activity and illegal-content risk.

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Anti peer-to-peer money transmission controls

Payments are purpose-bound to specific platform objects (room or product). There is no general user-to-user “send money” payment route in checkout flows.

Payment metadata records object context (for example room/product identifiers and payment purpose) to preserve transaction traceability.

Payout routing is resolved to verified connected accounts under creator/admin ownership controls rather than arbitrary recipient selection at checkout.

Tip activity is monitored for suspicious patterns that may indicate misuse as a transfer rail, including unusual tip velocity, repeated high-value tipping to the same recipient without normal content engagement, reciprocal payment behavior, and other anomalous activity patterns.

Suspicious events are escalated for manual review and can trigger enforcement actions under this policy and related moderation standards.

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Space subscription requirements

Space subscriptions are only permitted for approved creators and must represent a genuine recurring service tied to a specific space access model, not a generic funds transfer or pass-through arrangement.

  • Subscription plans must clearly disclose price, currency, billing interval, renewal behavior, and cancellation terms before checkout.
  • If trials or promotional pricing are used, creators must comply with card-network requirements for trials and promotions, including clear cancellation information.
  • Customers must have an easy cancellation path (for example Stripe Customer Portal) and account access must be updated promptly when subscription status changes.
  • Subscription revenue must route to the authorized connected account under platform ownership checks; no peer-to-peer recipient selection is permitted.
  • Space subscription listings and related content remain subject to prohibited and restricted business checks and platform moderation standards.

Stripe references: Connect subscriptions, trial compliance requirements, customer portal configuration, and subscription cancellation handling.

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Tips policy and charitable context

Tips are permitted only in context of specific rooms or products. Tip flows are not marketed or operated as person-to-person transfers.

Organization and space profiles now support an optional charitable purpose field for future donation transparency. Charitable donation processing should only be enabled where legal and payment-processor requirements are met.

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Supporting policies and agreements