Terms and Conditions
Last modified: September 29, 2026 • Version 1.0 (Draft for legal review)
Business Identification
Trade Name: Kerntest
Legal Entity: TheGenAI
KvK-nummer: 42019613
Btw-identificatienummer: NL003016820B60
Customer Service Email: info@kerntest.nl
Website: https://kerntest.nl
Registered at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel) under dossier number 42019613.
Article 1 – Definitions
In these general terms and conditions, the following definitions apply:
- Kerntest: The web platform and digital services provided via kerntest.nl.
- Consumer / User: The natural person acting outside the scope of commercial or professional practice who uses Kerntest.
- Digital Content: Data generated and supplied in digital format, particularly the extended psychometric reports and downloadable PDF files.
Article 2 – Scope of Application
These conditions apply to every offer made by Kerntest and every distance contract concluded between Kerntest and the consumer.
Article 3 – Pricing and Offers
All prices on Kerntest are expressed in Euros including 21% Dutch VAT. Basic test participation and initial five-dimension results are free of charge without required registration. The full extended report requires a one-time payment of €6.99 including VAT.
Article 4 – Delivery & Waiver of Right of Withdrawal
Because digital reports are custom-compiled and delivered immediately upon payment completion, the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal lapses once delivery commences with the consumer’s express prior consent and acknowledgment, pursuant to Dutch and EU consumer law (Article 6:230p sub g Dutch Civil Code).
Article 5 – Non-Diagnostic Nature
Kerntest assessments are tools for personal reflection and self-insight. They do not constitute psychological, psychiatric, or medical diagnoses. Users experiencing severe mental distress are advised to consult their general practitioner (huisarts) or mental health professionals.
Article 6 – Applicable Law and Dispute Resolution
Contracts between Kerntest and the consumer are governed exclusively by the laws of the Netherlands. Disputes may be submitted to the competent Dutch court.