What your key is
Your license key unlocks one script, for you. A key made for a different script will be rejected. Keep it private — treat it like a password for that script.
It locks to your first device
The first time your key runs successfully, it binds to that device's hardware ID (HWID). After that, running it on a different device returns HWID Mismatch and is blocked. This is how one-purchase-one-device licensing works.
New device, reinstall, or new PC
Ask the seller you bought from to reset your key's HWID. Only the script owner can do that. After a reset, your next run binds the key to the new device.
Expiry
If your access was time-limited, the key stops working at its expiry with License expired. To continue, renew with the seller — a reset does not remove an expiry.
Banned key
A banned key returns Banned and stops working (for example after a chargeback or key-sharing). Contact the seller if you think this is a mistake.
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