Sandbox seller policy
DEMO document — not legal advice
SANDBOX ONLY · Fictional demo. No commercial partnership with any real brand or provider. Enter fictional test data only.
Onboarding (modeled)
Sellers submit fictional business details, territories, payout-readiness acknowledgement, authorization source and expiry metadata, and consent to these sandbox policies. Applications are modeled through a demo review flow before publishing rights are granted.
Allowed inventory (four types only)
- Affiliate redirect — link to the provider's official checkout with an authorized code applied.
- Authorized redeem code — single-use code the buyer applies on the provider's site.
- Provider license — a license/seat provisioned by the provider to the buyer directly.
- Provider-approved invite — an invitation email accepted from the buyer's own inbox.
Explicitly banned
- Any form of household, "family slot" or shared-seat resale — unless a future specific provider expressly authorizes it in writing and the buyer's eligibility can be verified.
- Shared logins, passwords, cookies, session tokens, account transfers, raw API keys or bearer tokens.
- Stolen, scraped, resold-without-authorization, chargeback-funded or otherwise grey-market codes.
- VPN-assisted geo-circumvention or bypassing provider eligibility rules.
- See the full Prohibited inventory policy for the platform-wide umbrella ban.
Evidence and provenance
- Every offer must map to a pre-approved provider and SKU.
- Authorization evidence is required per organization and, where relevant, per provider.
- Evidence must be re-verified and re-uploaded on a documented cadence, and cannot list an expired date.
- Sellers warrant provenance of every redemption artifact and accept that fraudulent or unauthorized inventory results in removal, simulated payout hold, and (in a live launch) legal escalation.
Enforcement
- Fulfillment methods are constrained by a database enum; nothing else can be listed.
- Sensitive edits (SKU, price, territories, authorization) return an offer to review.
- Repeated or serious violations lead to suspension and simulated payout hold.
Outstanding for live launch
- Real KYC/KYB, tax onboarding (W-9/W-8/DAC7 as applicable) and beneficial-ownership checks.
- Signed reseller/affiliate agreements per provider and evidence retention policy.
- Independent audit rights and appeal workflow with defined SLAs.
- Simulated payout holds become real payout holds only after a payment/payout integration is in place.