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What ClickBank publishes on seller countries

Digistore24 is the first review to open if the checkout has to handle VAT. A UK vendor ClickBank has approved can be paid by direct deposit. Nigeria, Kenya and Pakistan are off that deposit list, and ClickBank does not say whether those sellers can sign up.

By the Vendor Runbook Editorial Desk, updated 2026-10-21.

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I would start with Digistore24 if the checkout has to handle VAT, and I would stay on ClickBank if you are in the United Kingdom and the account is already approved. I would skip CopeCart unless you already have a company that meets the EU vendor clause.

ClickBank's signup help says that if your country is not listed, you may not be eligible to create an account. Its blog says it will not publish every country it accepts or blocks. Those two pages are the public answer on seller countries.

The direct-deposit article names the United Kingdom, with GBP and EUR. It does not name Nigeria, Kenya or Pakistan. The accounting policy then offers wire transfers for $45 each, in US dollars, to clients living where direct deposit is not available. The wire is for an account that already exists. The account-disabled page tells a rejected applicant the decision is final.

If you need the checkout to handle VAT, read the Digistore24 vendor review next. Its international page mentions sales across 180 countries and merchant-of-record VAT handling on eligible sales. It does not say whether vendors in Nigeria, Kenya, Pakistan or the UK can sign up. If you plan to process card payments through your own Stripe or PayPal account, read the JVZoo vendor review. The FAQ names the processor choice and lists Payoneer, Trolley and Wise for affiliate commission withdrawals. It does not promise those payout options for a seller in Kenya or Pakistan.

BuyGoods accepts vendors based on a recommendation, a referral, or an established track record. Its homepage speaks of 90,000+ affiliates and vendors across 110+ countries. That figure does not guarantee approval based on where you live. CopeCart's EU terms limit vendor registration to companies under Section 14 of the German Civil Code, and its regional guide lists the EU, US and UAE branches. A sole trader without such a company falls outside the clause.

The country comparison evaluates the four networks against those country rules. The rates themselves stay on the fee page.

Read the Digistore24 vendor review

The four networks

Frequently asked questions

Which review should I open first?
The Digistore24 review, if VAT on the sale is the problem you are trying to move. The JVZoo review, if you will charge the card yourself.
Does a missing payout country mean the signup is banned?
No page of ClickBank's that this guide uses draws that line. The deposit list and the signup warning are separate documents.
Where are the per-sale fees?
On each network's fee page, and side by side in the country comparison. This review does not restate them.

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Vendor Runbook Editorial Desk

Editorial desk

The editorial desk at Vendor Runbook. It sets the testing standard the reviews are held to, signs the pages no single writer owns, and publishes the notes and dates behind every ranking. Corrections go to the contact page and are logged on the page they change.

Last checked 2026-10-21

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