The agreement defines Enforcement Actions as a range of remedies StockX may impose on users, including charging payment methods, withholding payouts, cancelling orders, removing listings, restricting platform access, and suspending or terminating accounts.
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This provision grants StockX broad operational authority to take financial and account-level actions against users across both the marketplace and live shopping platform, with the actions including direct charges to stored payment methods and withholding of amounts owed to sellers. The definition is referenced throughout the terms as the consequence for a wide range of violations.
The updated terms explicitly state that automated agents, bots, APIs, and AI-based tools accessing your account on your behalf are covered by the agreement, and you are responsible for all actions those tools take. Previously, the terms referenced electronic agents more generically. The revised language directly obligates account holders for automated activity, meaning if a buy-for-me agent, API, or bot violates platform rules through your account, you bear liability for that violation. The updated terms also remove country-specific overrides that previously applied in the UK, Italy, France, Germany, Japan, and South Korea, meaning the main terms now apply uniformly across those jurisdictions without regional exemptions.
View change record →Under this clause, StockX is authorized to charge stored payment methods, withhold or offset payouts, cancel orders, and suspend accounts as defined enforcement responses to violations of the terms. The agreement applies these enforcement mechanisms to both buyers and sellers across the marketplace and live shopping platform.
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Compare across platforms →"'Enforcement Actions' means any one or more of the following actions taken by StockX against a user: (a) charging applicable service fees, including a minimum fee of $15.00 USD or up to 15% of the applicable transaction amount; (b) removing listings, live streams, or active Bids; (c) cancelling pending orders; (d) withholding, offsetting, or refusing refunds or other payments owed to the user; (e) restricting buying, selling, or live shopping privileges; (f) charging the user's payment method for costs, expenses, and fees incurred by StockX, including costs associated with replacement items, coupons or gift certificates provided to the applicable Buyer, Live Buyer, or other affected user, administrative fees, and carrier charges; and (g) suspending or terminating the user's account.Excerpt from StockX's Terms of Use
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This provision grants StockX broad operational authority to take financial and account-level actions against users across both the marketplace and live shopping platform, with the actions including direct charges to stored payment methods and withholding of amounts owed to sellers. The definition is referenced throughout the terms as the consequence for a wide range of violations.
Under this clause, StockX is authorized to charge stored payment methods, withhold or offset payouts, cancel orders, and suspend accounts as defined enforcement responses to violations of the terms. The agreement applies these enforcement mechanisms to both buyers and sellers across the marketplace and live shopping platform.
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