PHP
Validate a licence from PHP with cURL. Runs anywhere PHP does — shared hosting, Laravel, a plain script behind your storefront.
- PHP 7.4+ with ext-curl. No dependencies.
- See the PHP example
Integrations
Native Windows applications use the dedicated C++ SDK, which adds encrypted request bodies, device-bound credentials and server-driven runtime protection. Everything else talks to the same backend over REST — one POST validates a licence.
Node.js
Validate a licence from a Node backend with the built-in fetch. Express, Fastify, Next route handlers — anywhere that runs server-side.
- Node 18+ (global fetch). No dependencies.
- See the Node.js example
Python
Validate a licence from Python with requests. Django, Flask, FastAPI, or a bare script driving your delivery pipeline.
- Python 3.8+ with requests.
- See the Python example
C#
Validate a licence from .NET with HttpClient. ASP.NET Core, a worker service, or a desktop app talking to your own backend.
- .NET 6+. No packages beyond the BCL.
- See the C# example
Go
Validate a licence from Go with net/http. Fits a service, a CLI, or the backend behind your storefront.
- Go 1.21+. Standard library only.
- See the Go example
Java
Validate a licence from Java with the built-in HttpClient. Spring Boot, Quarkus, or a plain JAR on your server.
- Java 11+. No dependencies.
- See the Java example
Ruby
Validate a licence from Ruby with net/http. Rails, Sinatra, or a rake task in your release pipeline.
- Ruby 3.0+. Standard library only.
- See the Ruby example
C++ (native SDK)
One header and one library, MSVC 2019+ and C++17. The only path that also carries runtime protection — anti-debug, anti-VM, HWID binding and encrypted code sections, all driven from the dashboard.
- Licensing, sessions and protection in one integration.
- SDK documentation