A license includes access to the WCT brand assets, promotion through WCT’s official channels, and eligibility to host official competitions or classes.

Licenses are typically valid for one year and are renewable annually, pending a short review of compliance and activity.

You’ll receive a renewal reminder 60 days before expiration. You can renew directly through the Partner Portal, where you’ll confirm continued compliance and submit any updated documentation if needed.

No. Each physical location must be licensed individually to ensure quality control, safety compliance, and consistent branding.

Licenses are non-transferable. However, the new owner may apply for a fast-track re-licensing process pending WCT approval.

Licenses may be suspended or revoked if a partner fails to meet safety standards, misuses the brand, or violates the terms of the agreement.

Please report any suspected misuse to your WCT contact. We actively protect our IP and rely on partners to help maintain brand integrity.

Yes — licensed partners may use official logos and branding for promotional purposes, but only in accordance with the WCT Brand Guidelines provided in the portal.

Yes, licensed partners may use official WCT footage for non-commercial promotion, provided the footage is not altered and includes proper credit. Commercial use requires separate licensing.

No. All adaptations or customizations of the WCT logo must be approved by WCT HQ. Unauthorized modifications may result in brand misuse penalties.

Only if you have explicit written permission. Otherwise, official merchandise must be purchased through approved suppliers or WCT’s central store.

Yes, but co-branding must follow our guidelines. The WCT brand should not be overshadowed, and no conflicting sports or organizations should be included without prior approval.

Any athlete over the age of 16 (or younger with parental permission in Academy events) who meets the physical and safety requirements of the event is eligible. Some events may have regional or qualification restrictions.

Not necessarily. Independent athletes may register for open competitions, but must still meet the eligibility criteria and complete all required waivers.

Yes. WCT offers Open and Women’s divisions. Female athletes may compete in either, depending on the event structure and their choice.