Terms of sale

Last updated: 10 November 2026

These terms apply when you buy from a store that uses anyshop. They sit alongside the seller's own refund policy, which you see at checkout.

1. Who you buy from. You buy from the seller named at checkout ("Sold by"), not from anyshop. The seller is responsible for what they sell, for your purchase and for any tax on it. Their legal name, address and contact are shown at checkout and in your order email.

2. What anyshop does. Anyshop LLC (Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States) provides the store's checkout, delivers your purchase and keeps your order page. anyshop does not receive or hold your money and is not a party to the sale.

3. Your order and the price. The price, currency, quantity and any coupon are shown before you pay. Your order is accepted when payment is confirmed. If a key sells out while you pay, the seller gives you a key as soon as one is available or refunds you in full.

4. Paying. You pay the seller directly through the payment provider you choose (for example Stripe, PayPal or a cryptocurrency). That provider's own terms also apply to your payment. Some methods, such as bank debits, can take several working days to confirm; your order is delivered once they do.

5. Delivery. Digital products are delivered on screen and by email once payment is confirmed, unless the product page says otherwise. Your order page keeps your purchase; download links may expire or be limited in number, as the product page says.

6. Asking for your purchase right away (EU and UK). If you live in the EU or the UK, you normally have 14 days to cancel a purchase of digital content. By ticking the box at checkout you ask for delivery straight away and accept that this right ends once the purchase is delivered. The seller's refund policy still applies.

7. Refunds. Refunds are the seller's decision under their refund policy and the law. Approved refunds go back the way you paid. Card and PayPal refunds take a few working days to appear; crypto refunds are sent by the seller from their own wallet. A refunded key, license or download may stop working.

8. Problems with your purchase. If a key does not work or a file is broken, contact the seller from your order page or your order email. Nothing in these terms limits your legal rights if digital content is faulty or not as described. If you cannot reach the seller, or think a store breaks the law or our rules, use "Report this store" on your order page.

9. Using what you buy. You may use your purchase as the seller's product page and license describe. Do not resell or share keys unless the seller allows it.

10. Your data. The seller decides how your order data is used; anyshop handles it for them to run the checkout and deliver your purchase, as the anyshop Privacy Notice explains.

11. anyshop's responsibility. anyshop is responsible for running the checkout and delivery with reasonable care. It is not responsible for the seller's products, decisions or refunds. Nothing here limits liability that the law does not allow to be limited.

12. Law and disputes. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States. If you are a consumer, you keep the protections of the law where you live, and you may bring a claim in the courts there. For a problem with anyshop itself, write to support@anyshop.io first.

13. Changes. We may update these terms. The version shown at checkout when you buy applies to that purchase.