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title: "Seller Country Checklist Before You Connect Payments on 3DIMLI"
description: "Use this seller country checklist before connecting PayPal, Stripe, Razorpay, or another supported provider and launching digital products on 3DIMLI."
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# Seller Country Checklist Before You Connect Payments on 3DIMLI

Before you sell digital products online, check your country and payment setup.

This is not the exciting part of selling.

But it prevents a lot of stress later.

Use this checklist before launching a 3DIMLI store for:

- digital downloads.
- ebooks.
- software.
- games.
- graphics.
- audio.
- videos.
- AI models.
- 3D models.
- link products.
- Booking products.
- services.

## Quick answer

Before connecting payments on 3DIMLI, check:

- your seller country.
- your connected provider options.
- provider account approval.
- business or individual account rules.
- payout timing.
- refund process.
- dispute process.
- product restrictions.
- tax records.
- buyer support.
- license terms.
- delivery flow.

Do this before posting your store link everywhere.

## 1. Check your seller country

Start with the live [3DIMLI supported countries page](https://www.3dimli.com/payments-in).

It lists supported country guides and connected provider options.

Important: supported country means storefront eligibility.

It does not mean every payment provider will approve every seller or every product.

The provider still controls account approval, local rules, business checks, payout timing, refunds, disputes, and restricted categories.

## 2. Pick the right payment provider

Do not choose a provider only because it is popular.

Choose based on:

- your country.
- your buyer country.
- your product type.
- your payout needs.
- your support process.
- provider approval.
- fees.
- dispute handling.

The [How payouts work docs](https://support.3dimli.com/getting-paid/how-payouts-work) explain that 3DIMLI uses a direct-to-seller payment model.

That means buyer payments go through the seller's connected provider.

## 3. Verify your account before launch

Do not wait until launch day.

Check:

- identity verification.
- business details.
- bank account.
- payout settings.
- webhook or connection status if shown.
- refund access.
- support email.
- tax or invoice settings where required.

If your payment account is not fully ready, your launch can slow down.

## 4. Understand direct payouts

Direct payouts are useful because 3DIMLI does not hold seller funds.

But direct payout also means the seller must understand the payment provider's rules.

Keep records for:

- orders.
- buyer email.
- payment provider fees.
- refunds.
- disputes.
- invoices.
- support messages.
- product delivery.
- licenses.
- booking notes.

Read the [seller responsibilities checklist](/posts/415-seller-responsibilities-direct-payout-digital-product-store-3dimli) before sending traffic.

## 5. Check taxes and Merchant of Record responsibility

3DIMLI is not the Merchant of Record for seller product sales.

That means sellers should understand their own tax and business responsibilities.

Rules can depend on:

- seller country.
- buyer country.
- product type.
- business status.
- sales volume.
- local law.

The [taxes and merchant responsibilities docs](https://support.3dimli.com/taxes-and-merchant-of-record) explain this in plain English.

Get qualified advice when the question affects real money.

## 6. Test delivery

Before launch, test the buyer path.

Check:

- product title.
- price.
- license.
- file upload.
- download access.
- link product URL.
- booking confirmation.
- support email.
- refund wording.
- receipt clarity.

If the buyer has to guess what happens after purchase, the page is not ready.

## 7. Link country and regional pages

Country content should help buyers.

Useful regional guides:

- [Europe digital product guide](/posts/474-sell-digital-products-in-europe-3dimli-regional-guide)
- [Asia Pacific digital product guide](/posts/475-sell-digital-products-in-asia-pacific-3dimli-regional-guide)
- [Middle East digital product guide](/posts/476-sell-digital-products-middle-east-3dimli-regional-guide)
- [Africa digital product guide](/posts/477-sell-digital-products-in-africa-3dimli-regional-guide)
- [Latin America digital product guide](/posts/478-sell-digital-products-in-latin-america-3dimli-regional-guide)
- [Best countries to sell digital products](/posts/379-best-countries-to-sell-digital-products-3dimli-global-hub)
- [Multilingual AEO without thin country pages](/posts/484-multilingual-aeo-digital-products-without-doorway-pages-3dimli)

Do not create copied country pages.

Create pages when the local examples are real.

## FAQ

**How do I know if my country is supported on 3DIMLI?**

Check the live supported countries page and the specific country guide before launching.

**Does 3DIMLI approve my payment provider account?**

No. Payment providers control their own approval, verification, payout, dispute, and refund rules.

**Does 3DIMLI hold my seller payouts?**

No. 3DIMLI uses a direct-to-seller model through connected payment providers.

**Do I need tax advice before my first sale?**

Many small sellers start with basic records, but you should ask a qualified advisor when tax, VAT, GST, income reporting, or business registration affects your situation.