Other markers & quantity

Display payment information in commands

Show payment amount in commands.

Example for FiveM:

say Thank you {discord_username} for your donation of {total_paid} {currency}

Example for Rust:

say Thank you {rust_username} for your donation of {total_paid} {currency}

Example for Minecraft:

say Thank you {minecraft_username} for your donation of {total_paid} {currency}

Show payment currency in commands.

Example for FiveM:

say Thank you {discord_username} for your donation of {total_paid} {currency}

Example for Rust:

say Thank you {rust_username} for your donation of {total_paid} {currency}

Example for Minecraft:

say Thank you {minecraft_username} for your donation of {total_paid} {currency}

Show subscription expiration date in commands.

Example for FiveM:

msg {discord_username} Your subscription has been renewed until {expire_date}

Example for Rust:

msg {rust_username} Your subscription has been renewed until {expire_date}

Example for Minecraft:

msg {minecraft_username} Your subscription has been renewed until {expire_date}

{quantity} will be replaced by the quantity chosen by the buyer in his cart.

You must first activate the Allow quantity choice option in your product.

Example for FiveM:

give {discord_username} {quantity} apple

Example for Rust:

give {rust_username} {quantity} apple

Example for Minecraft:

give {minecraft_username} {quantity} apple

Quantity multiplier

To execute your commands as many times as the quantity selected by the buyer, you can enable the [Repeat commands by quantity] option in the General Options section of the product editor.

You can also multiply the quantity choosen by the customer like this example: {quantity*64}

Example for FiveM:

Use this command on Tip4serv to give a bundle of 100$:

giveaccountmoney {fivem_live_id} bank {quantity*100}

This will run in your server console after a purchase if the player buys product 4 times:

giveaccountmoney 12 bank 400

Example for Rust:

Use this command on Tip4serv to give a bundle of 100$:

deposit {steam_id} {quantity*100}

This will run in your server console after a purchase if the player buys product 4 times:

deposit 76561298030563984 400

Example for Minecraft:

Use this command on Tip4serv to give a stacks of 10 diamond:

give {minecraft_username} {quantity*10} diamond

This will run in your server console after a purchase if the player buys product 4 times:

give Murgator 40 diamond

Show transaction ID in commands. This marker will be replaced by the Paypal or Stripe transaction ID. It depends on which payment processor the customer used.

Discord command example:

{discord_username} bought a VIP rank and transaction ID is {transaction_id}

This will run in your server after a purchase:

Stripe example

Yanis#1548 bought a VIP rank and transaction ID is 93D13303W7916582M

Paypal example

Yanis#1548 bought a VIP rank and transaction ID is pi_3MbaQs34VaitLUXR177YnyCk

Show order ID in commands. This marker will be replaced by the Tip4Serv payment ID or subscription ID.

Discord command example:

{discord_username} bought a VIP rank and order ID is {order_id}

This will run in your server after a purchase:

Yanis#1548 bought a VIP rank and order ID is 112325

Show product ID in commands. This marker will be replaced by the Tip4Serv product ID.

Discord command example:

{discord_username} bought a VIP rank and product ID is {product_id}

This will run in your server after a purchase:

Yanis#1548 bought a VIP rank and product ID is 12

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