Terms & Conditions
These Terms & Conditions govern access to and use of the Finespana platform, owned by Finespana Analytics, S.L. By accessing the site you accept the conditions described below. Last updated: 10 January 2026.
1. Purpose
Finespana is an informative platform that organises and presents content to make it easier to review and understand. The service does not provide professional advice and does not guarantee any specific outcome.
2. Use of the service
The user agrees to use the platform in accordance with the law, good faith, public order and these terms. Any use that could harm the availability, integrity or operation of the service is prohibited, as is the introduction of unlawful content or third-party content without authorisation.
3. Intellectual property
All elements of the platform (texts, images, trademarks, logos, source code and interface) are protected by intellectual and industrial property regulations. Their use is limited to personal review through the site; any reproduction, distribution or modification without the express written authorisation of Finespana Analytics, S.L. is prohibited.
4. Liability
Finespana Analytics, S.L. applies reasonable measures to keep information up to date and available, although it does not guarantee the complete absence of errors, interruptions or losses resulting from use of the service. The review of the content takes place under the sole responsibility of the user.
5. External links
The platform may include links to third-party sites. Finespana Analytics, S.L. does not control the content or practices of those sites and accepts no responsibility for them.
6. Modifications
Finespana Analytics, S.L. may modify these terms to reflect service improvements or legal changes. The current version will always be published on this site with its last updated date.
7. Governing law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by Spanish law. For any dispute arising from access to or use of the platform, the parties submit to the Courts and Tribunals of Madrid, without prejudice to the rights granted to the user by consumer protection regulations.