Public and slashable — your tier is a multiple of the minimum stake, visible to anyone deciding whether to buy from you.

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One-off items at a fixed price. Every purchase is a public OrderPlaced event, so order count and revenue below are read from the chain, not typed in by hand.

Recurring plans. There's no on-chain clock, so you advance the billing period yourself once per cycle (e.g. a monthly cron) — advance_period below.

Buyers can request a refund on any order. Approving pays them back out of that product's revenue vault (this fails if you've already claimed the revenue — deny with a reason instead, and settle it directly or via the registry's dispute process). You need the buyer's account address (not just their public key) to pay them — ask them for it, or check the order on your side channel.

Every order and renewal against your products/plans, newest first — pulled live from the public indexer, so this is what anyone auditing you would see too.