# Seller identity

Neither publishes the legal identity of the organization that sells the service so payment providers and customers can review contact facts on a public page.

Live HTML (source of truth; values are environment-backed and not duplicated here):

- [Seller identity](https://www.neither.online/legal)

The live page lists:

- Legal name
- Tax ID
- Legal address
- Actual address
- Phone
- Email

These fields exist so a payment-provider shop review can confirm who sells the service, how to reach that organization, and where it is established. The HTML page loads the facts from a public API so operators can correct a field without committing identity values to git.

Related public documents:

- [Terms of Service](https://www.neither.online/terms)
- [Privacy](https://www.neither.online/privacy)
- [Help](https://www.neither.online/help)

Paid checkout stays hidden until seller, tax, and commercial-stage gates allow it. Publishing seller identity does not by itself enable public paid checkout.