Creator Guidelines
Effective: 1 October 2026
These guidelines supplement the Seller Agreement in the Terms. Creators must be 18+, complete required KYC and keep payout/tax details accurate.
List accurately
- Use a specific title, your own representative previews, exact file formats/versions, dimensions, units, required software, machine/material assumptions and included items.
- Disclose AI assistance, third-party/open-source components, attribution requirements, known limitations, dependencies and whether source/editable files are included.
- Do not keyword-stuff, copy another listing, fabricate reviews/sales, show physical goods when only a file is sold, or promise results you cannot substantiate.
Own and secure every file
Keep source evidence and licences. Test archives and expected outputs, remove secrets/personal data, scan executables and provide checksums or signing information where appropriate. APK/IPA/EXE/DMG and code listings require especially clear permissions, behaviour and installation risk disclosure. The Prohibited Items Policy applies.
Support buyers and custom work
Answer material pre-sale questions honestly, deliver within the agreed scope/time, keep decisions in DigiArte messages, and offer a reasonable correction for a corrupt or misdescribed file. Do not pressure buyers to waive rights, move payment off-platform or release escrow before delivery. Agree exclusivity or copyright transfer explicitly before work begins.
Fees, tax and payouts
The dashboard shows commission, holds and payout terms. Seller balance is distinct from non-withdrawable buyer wallet deposits. Refunds, chargebacks, fraud, sanctions, disputes and IP claims may delay or offset payout. You are responsible for taxes DigiArte is not legally required to collect/remit.
Professional standards
Communicate respectfully, protect buyer information, make accessible descriptions where practical, disclose conflicts/affiliate links and report vulnerabilities privately. Repeated quality, delivery, safety or rights failures can reduce visibility or end selling privileges.