cdkstore / China

Buying an AI subscription from mainland China

This guide explains the cdkstore checkout and support process for buyers in mainland China. Payment acceptance, account eligibility and access to a vendor service are separate questions. A successful crypto transfer does not change a vendor restriction, so resolve account questions with support before ordering.

Read the invoice before sending

Choose a supported asset and network from the live cashier, then copy the destination and exact amount from that invoice. Compare the withdrawal fee and minimum amount in your wallet or exchange. Do not assume TRON is always cheapest, and do not reuse a destination from an older order. An expired invoice needs a fresh check before any transfer.

Keep evidence of the payment

Save the order number, selected network, invoice amount and transaction hash. A screenshot can help support understand the screen you saw, but the hash identifies the actual transfer. If the payment is not matched, send those records to support rather than paying again. A transfer on another network must be reviewed individually; recovery is not guaranteed.

Submit details through the support chat

Activation is handled on the account you already own. After payment, open the official support chat from this website and provide the order reference. Support will explain which identifier the product requires. Never send a password, recovery code or two-factor code. The website does not need to keep an account token in your browser to start that conversation.

Check the plan and the refund rules

Read the current product page for the price, subscription period and delivery description. Claude verification is a manual service with different refund conditions from a subscription. Ask about an uncertain account state before sending funds. Keep the Telegram thread and payment records until the order and any support case are finished; do not rely on an automatic receipt email.

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