Service Level Agreement

Performance, uptime, and support commitments for business users.

Last updated: November 2025

This SLA outlines the performance, uptime, support, and reliability commitments PasteAZA provides to businesses using its API or dashboard. This SLA applies only to business users and API consumers.

1. Uptime Commitment

PasteAZA will provide its Services with a target availability of:

99.5% monthly uptime

This includes:

  • • Collections API
  • • Disbursements API
  • • Wallet service
  • • Webhooks
  • • Dashboard
  • • Payment links

Downtime excludes:

  • • Scheduled maintenance
  • • Issues caused by banks
  • • External networks or partners
  • • Force majeure events

2. Support Response Time

We respond to support tickets within:

  • • Critical issues: ≤ 2 hours
  • • High priority: ≤ 6 hours
  • • Normal: ≤ 24 hours
  • • Low: ≤ 48 hours

Critical issues include:

  • • API down
  • • Failed disbursements across multiple attempts
  • • Collections not reflecting globally

3. Webhook Delivery SLA

We guarantee:

  • • At least 3 webhook retries for failed deliveries
  • • Minimum 5 minutes exponential backoff
  • • Event logs available for 48 hours

4. API Performance Commitment

  • • Payout requests: respond ≤ 3 seconds
  • • Collections queries: respond ≤ 2 seconds
  • • Wallet operations: respond ≤ 2 seconds

5. Incident Communication

During outages or incidents, we will notify users via:

  • • Dashboard banner
  • • Email
  • • Status page (if enabled)

6. User Responsibilities

Business users must:

  • • Maintain correct integration
  • • Protect API keys
  • • Handle webhook retries
  • • Monitor dashboard logs
  • • Implement fallback logic in their system

7. SLA Non-Compliance

If PasteAZA fails to meet uptime for the month, businesses may receive:

  • • Service credits applied to next billing period
  • • Credits based on percentage of downtime (e.g., 5%–20% credit depending on severity)

No cash refunds are issued.

8. Exclusions

This SLA does NOT apply if:

  • • Your app sends malformed API requests
  • • You exceed rate limits
  • • Your system drops webhooks
  • • Banks, blockchain networks, or partners fail
  • • You breach the Acceptable Use Policy
  • • You have unpaid invoices or unresolved disputes