Digital goods commerce

A web store. A Telegram Mini App. One shared commerce platform.

KADARO brings digital product discovery, customer accounts, payments and fulfilment together across the web and Telegram.

The live catalog is the source of truth for available products. Availability and delivery times vary by product.

Explore the customer experience

Web Store

Browse catalog categories and product details, explore eSIM destinations and access your account and order history.

Browse Web Store →

Telegram Mini App

Open the catalog inside Telegram, sign in through Telegram and follow purchase, payment and delivery in the app.

Open Telegram Mini App ↗

Shared commerce infrastructure

The two customer surfaces use the same codebase, catalog, order records and fulfilment services.

  1. 01Product catalog
  2. 02Checkout & payment
  3. 03Supplier fulfilment
  4. 04Delivery & order history

Existing capabilities

Catalog management

Gift cards, game top-ups, eSIM and VPN product flows. Published products and availability are managed in the existing catalog.

Customer accounts

Email and Telegram access, account settings, balances and order history, with an additional TON wallet login flow on the web.

Payment flows

Available payment methods are shown at checkout. The final amount is shown before confirmation.

Fulfilment & operations

Automated fulfilment for supported supplier-backed products, manual handling for other products, and administrative order and supplier tools.

What a buyer should evaluate

  • The web store and Mini App share the public application, with a separately protected administrative service. Deployment configuration and service ownership are part of the handover.
  • Payment methods are tied to the current wallet and settlement flows. Adapting them to another market requires integration work.
  • The interface supports Russian and English. Product descriptions and custom catalog names may remain in the language entered by the operator.
  • Supplier accounts, contractual rights, balances and service availability require separate due diligence. Code integration alone does not establish transferability.
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