JValidate Envato Purchase Code Verifier

Support areas for Envato items tend to attract people who have not bought the product. That can crowd your forum and put premium help in the wrong hands. JValidate Envato Purchase Code Verifier adds a check to the user registration process, so only people holding a valid Envato purchase code can sign up to your WordPress site.

Beyond the basic check, the plugin gives you control over who gets in. You can blacklist or whitelist specific purchase codes and item IDs, decide whether registration depends on an active support period, and stop the same code from being used for more than one account. It also works with bbPress, which makes it a fit for forums built around Envato products.

Features

• Purchase code verification: Registration is limited to users who enter a genuine Envato purchase code, which keeps unauthorized visitors away from your support forum or ticketing system.
• Blacklist and whitelist controls: Block or allow specific Envato purchase codes and item IDs, so you decide exactly which buyers and products can join your community.
• Support period validation: Permit or restrict registration based on whether the buyer's Envato support period is still active, which protects access to premium assistance.
• Duplicate code prevention: The plugin stops multiple registrations from using the same purchase code, which keeps user management tidy and consistent.
• bbPress integration: It supports the bbPress forum plugin, so you can use it for Envato-based support forums and community discussions.
• ReCaptcha integration: Add ReCaptcha to the registration form to help keep spam and automated bots out while real buyers sign up normally.
• Item tagging and filtering: Use Envato item tags and blacklist checks to adjust registration permissions by product category or type.
• Responsive, retina-ready display: The registration screens are designed to work across devices and look sharp on high-resolution displays, with clear settings for configuration.

Best for

• Envato item authors running support forums
• Sites using bbPress for buyer communities
• Teams limiting ticket access to active support holders