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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?
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How Top Games Turn Creator Codes Into 7X Higher Player LTV
Discover how leading games turn creator programs into powerful acquisition and retention engines – backed by insights from 630K+ Tebex-powered stores
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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.
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Meet Tebex at Gamescom 2026
Gamescom is back with 335,000+ developers, publishers, gamers, and more
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Decoding ‘Merchant of Record’: How Tebex Redefines Payment Risk in Gaming
For game studios weighing who should legally own payments, tax, and disputes, and why that decision now lands on your balance sheet.
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Beyond the 30% Fee: The Operational Costs of D2C Game Sales
A look at what direct to consumer monetization actually requires from a payments partner, and where Tebex fits the picture.
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Who Owns the Chargeback? What Game Studios Need to Know in 2026
Google Play is shifting payment risk onto developers. Here's what it costs, what it means, and what to ask your payment provider right now.
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What Is the Real Value of Direct-to-Consumer Game Sales Beyond Saving on Platform Fees?
The 25-30% fee savings headline is real, but it is not why direct-to-consumer sales matter most for game studios.
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The App Store Legal Fight Is Basically Over. The Counterparty Question Is Just Starting.
Another ruling just closed off Apple's path to fight the DMA. For studio monetization leaders, the more useful question isn't about app stores anymore.
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How OPSUCHT.net Grew Revenue by Over 500% with Tebex
"Tebex delivers. The checkout enjoys a level of trust among Minecraft players that we could never have built with an in-house solution."