What’s new in CorexServer

Add several services with their IMEIs and quantities, review them in a cart drawer and pay once.

Signed-in customers pay the whole cart from their balance; a clear message shows the shortfall if the balance is too low.

Visitors pay the exact cart total with any enabled payment method using just their email. The account is created for them and the orders are placed as soon as the payment is confirmed.

Customers who leave before paying are reminded after 5 minutes, 5 hours and 1 day, then the cart expires. The email link signs them back in safely, once.

Quantity order fields are filled from the cart line, and any error without a visible field is shown at the top of the checkout.

Links from emails open pages with the store’s header, footer and sign-in look.

Telegram’s script is allowed by the security policy, and the app shows a retry button instead of spinning forever.

Instant answers in English and French using the store’s real data — prices, payment methods, delivery times — with follow-up suggestions and links.

A floating bottom bar with Home, Order, Orders, Wallet and Account, and a badge for orders in progress.

Text on the store colour switches to a readable shade automatically, even on very light or very dark brands.

Answers to common questions inside the customer area.

The store logo always returns to the storefront home page.

Open any service in a modal with its price, delivery time and fields, then buy now or add it to the cart.

A wider search that never collapses, with a “Most popular” list based on what customers order most.

The sign-in modal asks for the email first, then the password.

An image captcha with letters and digits appears after two wrong passwords.

Password recovery opens in a modal; the old separate pages redirect to it.

Blur effects are off while scrolling on phones, and a tab running code from before a deployment reloads once instead of going blank.

If featured services were removed, the home page shows the newest ones instead.

A section rail, a live preview, a setup checklist to go live and a warning before leaving with unsaved changes.

Searchable settings, one page per area, and a sticky save bar that tracks unsaved changes.

Upload the store logo and see it, instead of pasting a link.

Every dashboard page now sits in the right category.

A sidebar shell with overview, stores, subscriptions, invoices, gateways and security.

A select field that rendered itself in a loop no longer freezes the admin.

Receipts, orders, deposits, security and account emails redesigned, with dark mode support and new emails where they were missing.

Emails follow the customer’s language: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese or Arabic.

Order and payment notifications on Telegram use a sharp, dark receipt style.

Try any plan free with no card. Days left are kept if you subscribe during the trial.

Pay yearly and save 10% compared with monthly billing.

The website, the activation page and billing show the real plans and prices.

A new gateway charges subscriptions in the payer’s local currency, with the payer’s country and the reason shown when a payment is refused.

Invoices for every subscription payment and reminders before a plan expires.

A redesigned top-up: crypto quick pay, quick amounts, balance after top-up and a clear method picker.

Customers see what they owe by currency and can pay it in one tap.

Every request is checked against the store it belongs to, so no data crosses between stores.

Repeated failed sign-ins are slowed down and locked, and platform admins must use two-factor authentication.

Sign in with a passkey, and manage password, 2FA and passkeys from the portal.

Named rate limits on the API, strict security headers and a clear translated message when you go too fast.

Team members only reach what their role allows.

Framework and libraries updated to patched versions.

See your devices and sign out every other session in one click.

Shortcuts, a balance menu and category strips in the store’s brand colour.

Security reminders, the balance card and an announcements timeline on the home page.

Products grouped by category with an in-page order modal.

Account, orders, wallet, deposit and checkout share the same design.

Profile details, mobile number and a Telegram connection modal.

They can no longer be ordered by mistake, with a clear message instead.

The whole storefront, product pages, quick order and recommendations are translated.

The visitor’s country is detected to show their flag and suggest their language.

The chosen language follows the customer into emails and the portal.

A hero, new arrivals, category banners, new product cards and a “Stay connected” block.

Services grouped by category with icons, delivery time and price, plus filters and search.

Two-pane modals instead of separate pages, with a short sign-up in steps that collects country and phone.

A single-row header with currency, language and reseller pricing, a footer in the store colour with accepted payments, and a full-screen phone menu.

WhatsApp, Telegram and social links with their real logos.

IMEI order fields also accept a serial number where the service allows it.

A clean, enterprise-style website, sign-in, registration and account portal.

Products, clients, dispatch, providers, logs, health, inbox, chat and tasks redesigned with a shared page kit.

Clearer service editing and a guided first setup.

Owners reach their store administration through the portal with protected, short-lived access.

Dashboards and storefront no longer show empty areas when scrolling fast.

Connect Dhru standard APIs alongside Dhru Fusion and SMM panels.

Imported services keep the provider’s own type; rentals are treated as remote services.

Store owners control how their store’s data is deleted.

Orders keep the service name even after the service is deleted.

Authenticator apps list the store’s own name instead of CorexServer.

Owners can add USD, CDF, EUR and other supported wallets, publish a rate, choose a default and control availability.

New customers select an available wallet during sign-up and immediately see catalog prices in that currency.

A customer wallet locks after financial activity, while orders, deposits, refunds and ledger entries keep their original currency and FX snapshot.

Mixed local balances are grouped by currency and business analytics use explicit USD reporting snapshots.

Identity, workspace, wallet and security status are now easier to scan from one polished account page.

Authenticator setup, recovery codes and disable confirmation now use focused, responsive dialogs.

QR linking, bot confirmation and recovery actions share the same compact interaction pattern.

Every saved rate creates a new immutable version instead of rewriting the previous rate.

A 10 USD service can be quoted as 23,500 CDF at a rate of 2,350, with conversion performed by the backend.

Refunds and disputes reuse the original operation rate rather than the current tenant rate.

Storefront and reseller responses expose local amount, USD source, currency and FX rate without ambiguity.

Key operational lists can be exported for reconciliation, analysis and support workflows.

A dedicated health surface makes provider and operational status easier to review.

Integration contracts explain pricing and financial snapshot fields more clearly.

Publish timely storefront notices with richer content and campaign messaging.

Upload storefront identity assets and product imagery directly from the dashboard.

Product imagery and layouts now behave more consistently across desktop and mobile storefronts.

Operations teams can send eligible orders to providers in controlled batches.

Provider fields, service descriptions and delivery-time variants are synchronized more reliably.

Admins can receive order-result and provider price-drop notifications through Telegram.

Order details, review and confirmation flows were refined for narrow and wide viewports.

Visitors can inspect public products and their requirements before authentication.

Customer sign-in, registration and password recovery follow each storefront identity more consistently.

Owners can select an extensible visual system without rebuilding their storefront.

Authorized admins can enter a customer session through short-lived protected tickets for support.

Exceptional orders can be accepted, rejected, refunded or annotated through an auditable admin flow.

Owners enter administration through protected, tenant-scoped access rather than shared entry points.

Domain context, ticket validation and administration boundaries were tightened.

Workspace administration and customer storefront authentication now remain clearly separated.

Login, registration, loading and error states were rebuilt with clearer hierarchy and responsive form behavior.

Search, role badges, account metrics and customer management became easier to scan and operate.

Core colors, typography, cards, focus states, spacing and mobile breakpoints established a consistent interface foundation.