This page lists what’s allowed, what’s restricted, and what’s prohibited. It’s not exhaustive — when in doubt, email compliance@pandabase.io before listing the product. We’d rather answer a question than terminate an account.

Digital products and services only

Pandabase is built exclusively for digital products and services. You may sell:

• Software, SaaS, web apps, plugins, scripts, mobile apps.
• Digital downloads — ebooks, templates, themes, fonts, presets, assets, sample packs, stock media.
• Online courses, video tutorials, written guides, paid newsletters, paid community access.
• License keys, activation codes, in-game items and currencies (for games you own or are authorized to resell).
• Hosted services — APIs, processing, generation, storage, analytics.
• Coaching and consulting delivered remotely (calls, written feedback, async review).

Physical goods of any kind are not supported — that includes apparel, print-on-demand merch, books in print, food, beverages, dietary supplements, cosmetics, hardware, accessories, and anything that ships. A store that mixes digital and physical products is treated as a physical-goods store.

Prohibited categories

You may not use Pandabase to sell, distribute, facilitate, or promote any of the following. Each item lists concrete examples — but the category is broader than its examples.

Financial, investment, and advisory services

• Investment advisory (paid stock picks, “alpha” Discords, signal services, trading rooms).
• Robo-advisors, copy-trading platforms, prop-firm challenges.
• Trading bots, EAs, MQL/Pine scripts sold with guaranteed-return claims.
• Crypto investing, NFT marketplaces, token sales, ICOs, IDOs, presales.
• Securities, fractional shares, derivatives, yield-bearing products.
• Money transmission, peer-to-peer transfers, currency exchange.
• Lending, payday loans, BNPL, cash advances, “income share agreements”.
• Credit repair, debt settlement, credit-boost services, “tradeline” sales.
• Legal services, tax preparation, accounting services, immigration paperwork services.
• “Get-rich-quick” courses, dropshipping/Amazon FBA programs with earnings claims, MLM downlines, pyramid schemes, referral pyramids.

Regulated and age-restricted goods

• Pharmaceuticals (prescription or OTC), telemedicine, online pharmacies.
• Medical devices, diagnostic kits, prosthetics, hearing aids.
• Dietary supplements, nootropics, peptides, SARMs, “research chemicals”.
• Weight-loss products or programs with medical or transformation claims.
• CBD, THC, kratom, kava, delta-8/9/10, vape products, e-liquids, nicotine pouches.
• Alcohol sales or alcohol delivery services.
• Tobacco, cigars, hookah, rolling papers when marketed for tobacco use.
• Firearms, ammunition, magazines, suppressors, conversion kits, 3D-printed firearm files.
• Explosives, fireworks, blasting caps, demolition supplies.
• Knives or weapons marketed for combat (switchblades, butterfly knives, gravity knives, ballistic knives).
• Endangered species products — ivory, rhino horn, tiger parts, coral, exotic skins, CITES-listed wildlife.
• Hazardous chemicals, pool/industrial reagents, radioactive material, restricted lab equipment.

Adult and sexual content

• Pornography, erotica, sexually explicit images or video (live or recorded).
• Adult cam platforms, paid OnlyFans-style content delivery.
• Fetish content, BDSM material, adult ASMR.
• Escort services, “companionship” services, sugar-dating platforms.
• Sex toys, lingerie marketed for adult sexual use, fetish gear.
• AI-generated sexual content — undress apps, sexual deepfake tools, synthetic CSAM detectors that don’t apply (no exceptions), erotic chatbots primarily for explicit roleplay.
• Non-consensual or impersonation-based sexual content of any kind.

Gambling and games of chance

• Casino games (slots, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps).
• Sports betting, in-play betting, prediction markets with real-money payouts.
• Poker rooms, online poker software, “rakeback” services.
• Sweepstakes models, “social casino” platforms with cash-out paths.
• Lotteries, raffles, scratch-cards, bingo with prizes.
• Daily fantasy sports for money, esports betting.
• Loot box marketplaces, gambling-mechanic mobile games sold standalone.

Fraud, abuse, and circumvention

• Phishing kits, scam landing-page templates, “spamming tools”.
• Carding tools, BIN checkers, CC validators, dump shops.
• Account-takeover services, credential stuffing tools, OTP-bypass kits.
• Hacked or stolen account marketplaces (Spotify, Netflix, gaming, social).
• Bot farms, fake-follower services, view-bot tools, engagement manipulation.
• Fake review services, rating boosters, app-store ranking manipulation.
• Fake certifications, diploma mills, falsified credentials, made-up “verified” badges.
• Personal data sales, scraped contact lists, “leads” derived from breaches.
• Stalkerware, spouseware, hidden-tracking apps, surveillance tools sold to consumers.
• KYC bypass services, document forgery, sale of ID templates or government documents.
• VPN/proxy services explicitly marketed for ban-evasion, fraud, or policy circumvention.
• SEO, growth, or marketing services that promise guaranteed rankings, traffic, or income.

Malware and offensive security

• Malware, ransomware, ransomware-as-a-service.
• Spyware, keyloggers, RATs (remote-access trojans).
• DDoS-for-hire services, “stresser” or “booter” services.
• Exploit kits, weaponized 0-days, automated attack frameworks for unauthorized targets.
• Crypters, packers, AV evasion tools marketed for malicious use.

AI tools used for abuse

• Tools primarily designed to generate CSAM or non-consensual sexual content.
• “Undress” apps, sexual deepfake generators, sexual likeness clones.
• Voice or video deepfake tools marketed for impersonation or fraud.
• AI systems primarily designed to evade content moderation, KYC, or platform protections.
• AI bots designed to manipulate elections, public discourse, or generate large-scale misinformation.

Illegitimate digital resale and piracy

• Resold or redistributed digital products without rights — PLR abuse, scraped paid courses, leaked content packs.
• Pirated software, cracked games, keygens, “lifetime activation” license sales.
• IPTV services, Kodi builds with paid IPTV access, streaming-key reseller services.
• Unauthorized streams of sports, films, or live events.
• Cheats, hacks, or modded clients for online games when sale violates the game’s terms.
• Stolen content republished without permission (writing, art, music, video).

Other restricted categories

• Dating, matchmaking, and “romance” services.
• Timeshares, vacation-club memberships.
• Multi-level marketing programs, network-marketing structures.
• Religious “miracle” products, prosperity offerings sold with guaranteed-outcome claims.
• Psychic readings, spell-casting services, paid horoscope subscriptions with specific predictions.

Prohibited activities

These are about how a merchant behaves on the platform, regardless of what they sell.

Zero-tolerance — immediate termination

• CSAM or any form of child exploitation material. We report to NCMEC and the relevant law enforcement.
• Terrorist content, terrorist financing, or material support to designated terrorist organizations.
• Sale or promotion of any prohibited product or service listed above after a written warning, or first-strike when intent is clear.
• Fraud — using Pandabase to charge customers for goods you can’t or won’t deliver.
• Identity theft, account takeover activity, impersonation of real people or businesses.
• Distribution or facilitation of malware, ransomware, or destructive payloads.
• Phishing operations or coordinated scam campaigns.

May result in warning or termination

• Harassment, threats, bullying, or abusive behavior toward customers, support staff, or other merchants.
• Hate speech or content targeting protected characteristics (race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, disability).
• Spam, unsolicited bulk messaging, or “blast” marketing using customer data from Pandabase.
• Unauthorized collection, exposure, or sale of customer personal data.
• Content promoting self-harm, suicide, or eating disorders.
• Misleading claims, bait-and-switch listings, or “free trial” patterns designed to entrap customers into hard-to-cancel subscriptions.
• Fake reviews, manipulated ratings, or artificial engagement on your own listings.
• Attempting to evade enforcement — re-registering after suspension, using nominee owners, splitting one prohibited business across multiple stores.
• Violating laws of any jurisdiction where your product is offered, sold, or accessed.

How we enforce

• We review onboarding listings, product titles, descriptions, and incoming dispute patterns.
• Customer reports, network alerts (Verifi/Ethoca), and EFW signals are weighed alongside our own monitoring.
• For ambiguous cases we’ll reach out, ask questions, and give time to provide context before any account action.
• For zero-tolerance violations we suspend immediately and refer to law enforcement where required.

This list isn’t exhaustive. Pandabase determines whether a business, product, or activity violates this policy. If you’re unsure, ask first — compliance@pandabase.io.