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SXC Safe Sex & Sexual Health Policy

Effective date: 1st January, 2026

1. Purpose

SXC is a provider-first platform committed to health, safety, consent, and professional sexual services.

This policy exists to:

  • Promote safer sexual practices

  • Protect providers and customers from harm

  • Set clear boundaries on what may be offered, listed, or promoted on the platform

  • Support a respectful, professional environment

SXC recognises that adults may make private choices outside the platform.

However, what is promoted, listed, or facilitated on SXC must align with this policy.

2. Core Principles

SXC is built on the following principles:

  • Provider autonomy — providers control their services and boundaries

  • Informed consent — consent must be clear, mutual, and revocable

  • Health-forward practices — services listed on SXC must align with safer sex norms

  • Professional standards — SXC is not a classifieds site or fetish marketplace

3. Safer Sex Standards on SXC

To promote sexual health and reduce risk:

The following  will not be offered, listed, described, or promoted on SXC:

  • Services that explicitly advertise unprotected sexual activity

  • Services that promote or imply fluid exchange

  • Services that encourage customers to bypass safer sex practices

  • Extras or descriptions that focus on bodily fluids or internal completion

  • Language intended to eroticise the absence of protection

This includes (but is not limited to):

  • “No protection” services

  • “Natural” or “bare” sexual services

  • Explicit fluid-focused extras

Providers may not list these as standard services or paid extras on SXC.

4. What Is Allowed

Providers may list services that:

  • Are consensual and legal in their jurisdiction

  • Align with safer sex norms

  • Are described in professional, non-explicit language

  • Respect platform content rules

Providers retain full control over:

  • Which services they offer

  • Their boundaries

  • Refusing any request at any time

5. Communication & Messaging

Customers must not:

  • Pressure providers to offer unsafe services

  • Request services prohibited by this policy

  • Attempt to negotiate around listed boundaries

  • Repeatedly ask after refusal

Such behaviour may result in:

  • Trust score reduction

  • Messaging restrictions

  • Account suspension or removal

6. Provider Protection

SXC explicitly supports providers who:

  • Decline unsafe or prohibited requests

  • Enforce their boundaries

  • Report repeated or coercive behaviour

Providers will not be penalised for:

  • Refusing services

  • Cancelling bookings due to safety concerns

  • Reporting violations in good faith

7. Education & Culture

SXC aims to:

  • Set a professional industry example

  • Normalise safer sex as the default

  • Reduce pressure on providers to engage in risky practices

  • Support long-term wellbeing of providers and customers

This policy is not about moral judgement — it is about health, consent, and sustainability.

8. Enforcement

Violations of this policy may result in:

  • Content removal

  • Service listing restrictions

  • Account warnings

  • Temporary or permanent suspension

SXC reserves the right to act where behaviour:

  • Undermines provider safety

  • Creates health risk

  • Repeatedly disregards platform rules

9. Acknowledgement

By using SXC, all users agree to:

  • Respect provider boundaries

  • Engage only with services listed on the platform

  • Abide by this Safe Sex Policy