The basics
Do I need an account?
Answer
No. No registration, password or profile. Checkout asks only for an email so the panel link has a destination; decline to give one and a one-time access token is shown instead.
The longer version
An account is a database row that joins every purchase you have ever made to a login you reuse elsewhere. Building one would create exactly the record the rest of the architecture exists to avoid, so there is nowhere for it to live. The payment is the authentication: the invoice proves the order, the order provisions the line, and nothing needs to know who paid. The cost of that trade is real and worth stating — a token is a bearer credential, and losing it means losing panel access to the line, with no reset flow to fall back on.
See also
Related questions
Sources
- ITU-T Recommendation E.164 — The international public telecommunication numbering plan · International Telecommunication UnionCountry calling codes, national significant number lengths, number structure
- ITU-T E.164 national numbering plans (Operational Bulletin annex) · International Telecommunication UnionPer-country numbering plans, mobile ranges, trunk prefixes
- ITU-T Recommendation E.123 — Notation for national and international telephone numbers · International Telecommunication UnionHow the example numbers on country pages are formatted
- ISO 3166-1 — Codes for the representation of names of countries · International Organization for StandardizationTwo-letter country identifiers used throughout this catalogue
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