Ten rights you cannot sign away here.
These are platform rules, not legal advice, and they do not replace a lawyer. They are how NIL33 borrows the protective mechanics of professional representation without the predatory economics.
Independent review right
No signature until the athlete has had time to consult a parent, guardian, lawyer, or qualified representative.
Plain-language summary
Payment, term, exclusivity, deliverables, rights granted, renewal, exit, and dispute terms on one screen: the deal card.
No hidden commission
Every dollar paid to an agent, platform, consultant, or intermediary is visible before signature.
No perpetual rights
No permanent use of NIL, no permanent representation, no automatic extension without affirmative renewal.
No future-income capture by default
A routine NIL deal cannot claim pro salary, future endorsements, transfer proceeds, or unrelated business income.
Short exit window
An athlete can end a representation relationship under defined terms with a simple recorded notice.
Payment visibility
Payer, amount, fees, due date, funding state, and release trigger, visible.
Data control
Export records, revoke agent access, change a wallet, control public namespace visibility.
Minor safeguard
Guardian verification; no direct contracting or financial-product offer to a minor without the guardian workflow.
Dispute pathway
Independent escalation, document preservation, neutral mediation or arbitration options.
For NCAA institutional arrangements, the athlete's right to have a parent, guardian, lawyer, or other competent representative assist in negotiations is recognized in the NCAA's post-settlement rules (unless the athlete waives it in writing).
Verified by NIL33, not endorsed by a school, league, or governing body.