Parents / Guardians

What are parents and guardians responsible for?

Parents and guardians are responsible for providing accurate information, following applicable youth-safety requirements, and completing any consent or verification required for linked minor accounts.

How do I link my account to my athlete?

Use MaxSportsure's Link Athlete process. The relationship may require acceptance, verification, or additional review.

When is parent/guardian consent required?

MaxSportsure may require parent/guardian consent based on the athlete's age, requested feature, monetization activity, applicable law, or platform safety requirements.

Can I manage a minor athlete's account?

Where MaxSportsure provides parent/guardian account-management functionality, authorized parents or guardians may manage or supervise permitted portions of a linked minor's account.

Can I post content featuring my child?

Generally yes, provided you have authority to share the content and it complies with MaxSportsure's youth-safety and other policies.

Can I approve monetization for my child?

Where minor monetization is offered and legally permitted, MaxSportsure may require verified parent/guardian authorization before monetization is activated.

Who receives money earned by a minor?

The payout arrangement for a minor must follow MaxSportsure's minor monetization rules, the payout provider's requirements, and applicable law. MaxSportsure may require an eligible verified parent/guardian or other legally permitted payee arrangement.

What verification is required for parents/guardians?

MaxSportsure may require identity verification before a parent/guardian can authorize monetization, receive funds, or use certain protected features.

How does MaxSportsure confirm the parent/guardian relationship?

MaxSportsure may use account linking, declarations, documentation, third-party verification, manual review, or other appropriate methods.

How do I report inappropriate contact with my child?

Use MaxSportsure's Report feature. Potential grooming, exploitation, threats, or other urgent child-safety concerns should be reported immediately through the designated safety-reporting process.