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Sub-tober Fest Is Coming to Your Store
Join Tebex is rewarding players with a $4 back on subscription purchases
by Yonatan Matz
Posted on 24 September 2026
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Guest Checkout Now Delivers Game Keys without Logging In
Selling digital goods with direct delivery is one thing. Building a delivery mechanic that processes a checkout on your direct-to-consumer store but delivers the digital good through another
by Nathan Holliday Posted on 22 September 2026 -
Meet Tebex at PGC Nordics 2026
Scheudle a meeting with our team at Helsinki or request to join our exclusive cruise!
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 22 September 2026
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Regional Pricing Expands to LATAM, MENA, and APAC
Enjoy greator regional pricing control for players across these fast-growing markets
by Nathan Holliday Posted on 15 September 2026 -
How Gray Zone Warfare Launched a D2C Store Without Slowing Down Development
Launching a tactical shooter into early access is already a high-wire act. MADFINGER Games didn't want to build a payments operation on top of it.
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 14 September 2026 -
Creator Codes Don't Just Drive More Revenue. They Drive Better Revenue.
What 635,635 unique paying players and $61.3M in creator code GMV tells us about using creator codes
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 09 September 2026
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Tebex Subscriptions Now Live in India and Brazil
Tebex stores can now offer subscriptions with more local payment methods in two of gaming's largest markets
by Nathan Holliday Posted on 01 September 2026 -
Don’t Sleep on Subscriptions: What the Recurring Revenue Shift in Gaming Means for Your Store
Here's why your game store should have subscription packages
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 01 September 2026 -
Inside Wynncraft's Store: 13 Years, 5.2 Million Players, Zero Payment Members
Wynncraft has been one of Minecraft's biggest MMORPGs for over a decade. Tebex enabled them to scale without building needing an in-house payment operation.
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 19 August 2026
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The Anatomy of a Gaming Chargeback: Who Actually Pays When a Player Disputes a Sale?
When choosing a payment partner, the real question is who is on the hook when a dispute hits?
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 06 August 2026 -
Why Do Video Games Have Higher Chargeback Rates Than Other E-Commerce?
The gap isn't about more criminal fraud overall. It's about stored cards, instant digital delivery, and a player base that skews young.
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 05 August 2026 -
Who's Actually Responsible for Chargebacks Under Google Play's 2026 Policy?
Starting August 3, 2026, a $5 in-app purchase dispute on Google Play could cost your studio $25 or more. Google is dropping its chargeback protection - here’s what that actually means for your bottom line.
by Yonatan Matz Posted on 03 August 2026