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DIGITAL GOODS PAYMENTS

Digital goods payment links & API

Create a checkout path that knows what was sold, who bought it, and how it was delivered, then connect webhooks and API routing when the flow is approved.

Instant deliveryLicense keysFraud scoreMerchant approval required
Create free account Digital shop checkout

Payment route

  1. Productkeys, files, licences01
  2. Linkper order02
  3. Paymentverified03
  4. Fulfilmenttriggered04

Illustrative flow. Route availability is decided after review.

01Coverage

Digital goods checkout coverage

Support each product type with a matched payment link, QR path, delivery signal, and fraud context.

Software licenses

License keys, desktop tools, plugins, and activation-based products.

Game codes

Keys, wallet credits, top-ups, and gaming community purchases.

Download packs

Files, templates, media bundles, and instant-delivery assets.

Membership access

Recurring passes, renewal links, and support-driven checkout.

SaaS & courses

Trial-to-paid upgrades, subscription access, e-learning and member areas.

Hosting & access

Domains, hosting, server tools, events, groups, and gated communities.

02Operators

How digital goods sellers run it

Move from payment confirmation to delivery without losing fraud, source, or buyer context.

  1. 1

    Screen the buyer

    Attach source, device, location, and velocity signals before release.

  2. 2

    Confirm payment status

    Separate pending, paid, failed, and review states.

  3. 3

    Release access

    Trigger file delivery, license keys, account credit, or support follow-up.

  4. 4

    Keep proof ready

    Store the receipt and delivery proof where support can reach it.

03FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Timing varies by business model, jurisdiction, documentation, underwriting, and provider or channel-partner availability. PD CASH does not promise a fixed review or launch time.

Software licenses, game codes, download packs, SaaS seats, courses, hosting tools, and digital access products, all subject to partner review and the Acceptable Use Policy.

Yes. Webhook events separate pending, paid, failed, and review states so you can trigger file delivery, license keys, or account credit only after confirmed payment.

No. PD CASH is an API orchestration layer. Settlement is handled by the connected payment provider or approved channel partner.

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Sell your digital goods

Start with a hosted link, connect delivery webhooks when the route is approved.

Request route review

Free plan available · route availability is partner reviewed

Supported business routes

A route for the business you run

Choose your dedicated business route during the upgrade application, then request the payment methods your customers need. Each route is reviewed for your business, served regions and provider availability.

Preferred paid-plan route

iGaming

Licensed casino, sportsbook and poker operators. Complete, eligible applications receive priority review. Clear licences, served regions, age and responsible-gaming controls, and low dispute risk make an application a strong fit.

Explore iGaming routes
Licensed distribution

Licensed IPTV & streaming

IPTV subscriptions, streaming passes and content distribution with documented rights. Share your authorised territories, packages, renewal terms and access-delivery process for route review.

Explore IPTV routes
Digital commerce

Digital shops & goods

Digital storefronts, software, licensed keys, downloads and memberships. Show your product catalogue, selling rights, fulfilment evidence, refund terms and customer support process.

Explore digital-shop routes
Choose your upgrade route

Other eligible lawful businesses can request review too. Category selection and a paid plan do not activate methods automatically. Final approval depends on the provider, documents, jurisdiction, risk review and the Acceptable Use Policy.