papawebaKitakyushu, Japan · gift cards since September 2026
Levin Ronskii. 個人事業主.
One person, trading as DIGITY.
I buy gift-card codes from distributors and sell them retail on two marketplaces in Russia. That is the whole business — and every claim on this page is one you can check yourself.
- 1,542
- Retail orders fulfilled in the first two weeks of trading, 13–26 September 2026
- ~$44,000
- Spent on codes per month at present, and still growing week on week
- 296
- Live listings across the two storefronts
- 0
- Codes stored in plaintext — every one is encrypted and fingerprinted
What I sell
Two brands. Every denomination they issue.
Narrow on purpose. A short catalogue is one I can keep in stock, price correctly and support properly. Everything is a digital code — nothing is shipped, nothing is physical, and no product on this list is an account, an item or a service performed inside a game.
Apple Gift Card
Store credit for the App Store, iTunes and iCloud, redeemable only on an account registered in the matching country.
- United States$2 – $500 · 26 denominations · the deepest part of the catalogue
- Turkey₺10 – ₺2,000 · 24 denominations
- Russia₽500 – ₽9,000 · 16 denominations
- India₹100 – ₹10,000 · 13 denominations
Roblox
Gift cards and Robux credit. Region-free cards are sold as one product regardless of the issuing market; where a Russian source exists it takes priority.
- Robux credit50 – 24,000 Robux · 22 denominations
- GlobalRegion-free cards, redeemable on any Roblox account
- RussiaRU-issued cards where the buyer needs a local redemption
I am an independent reseller. I am not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an agent of Apple Inc. or Roblox Corporation. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used here only to describe the product a code redeems against.
Where I sell
Two storefronts, both public, both with my registration on them.
I sell nothing from this website — there is no checkout here and there never will be. All retail sales go through official marketplaces, which means the buyer pays the platform, the platform holds the money, and my seller registration, tax number and complaint history are visible to anyone who opens the page. That is deliberate: it is the part of this business that cannot be faked.
Wildberries
Launched 13 September 2026. Russia's largest marketplace.
- Storefrontwildberries.ru/seller/250202858
- SellerИП Ронский Левин Николаевич, trademark DIGITY
- Listings215 active
- DeliveryCode issued through the marketplace's own digital-goods channel
Yandex Market
Launched 16 September 2026. Operated as a DBS storefront.
- Storefrontmarket.yandex.ru/business--digity/217019940
- Business ID217019940
- Listings66 active
- DeliverySame pipeline, same stock, same code-handling rules
Figures as of 27 September 2026, counted from my own order database rather than estimated. Both storefronts opened this month, so the review and rating history on them is still short — I would rather you see that than read a number I rounded up.
How a code moves
Bought over an API, sealed, handed over once, logged forever.
A gift-card code is a bearer instrument: whoever reads it can spend it. The whole system is built around that single fact. The short version is below; the full version, including what happens when a code turns out to be dead, is on the code handling page.
API purchase
Codes are drawn from distributor accounts over their APIs against a prepaid balance. Every purchase carries a provider order ID and an idempotency key, so a retry can never buy the same card twice.
Encrypted on arrival
The code is encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a versioned key before it touches storage, bound to its order so it cannot be replayed against another. A SHA-256 fingerprint is stored beside it. Plaintext is never written to disk or to a log.
One code, one paid order
The code is released only to the marketplace order that paid for it, through the platform's own delivery channel. The stored fingerprint is what proves a code has already been handed over and must never be issued again.
Traceable end to end
Supplier, provider order ID, cost, currency, settlement time and delivery time are recorded per order and reconciled for the Japanese tax return. Any single code can be traced back to the invoice it came from.
Sourcing
I am looking for one supplier instead of six.
Today the catalogue is filled from six sourcing accounts — a mix of API distributors and resale platforms — because no single one of them covers the denominations I need at a stable price. That works, but it is the wrong shape for a business whose purchasing is still climbing. Six balances to keep funded, six price curves, six sets of stock-outs, and a provenance story that is longer than it should be.
What I want is a direct relationship with a distributor who can cover Apple US $2–500 on its own, with an API I can call per order, a prepaid balance I can top up in USDT, USDC or by USD wire, and a price that does not move every hour. Current spend is about $44,000 a month and still rising: daily orders went from about 30 in the first week of trading to about 250 by late September. Batch delivery instead of an API is workable; a per-order API is what I would rather build on.
If that is something you supply, the details — volumes, denominations, settlement, what I can show you about my compliance controls — are on the supplier page, and the fastest route is a direct mail to [email protected].
Paperwork
The documents a reviewer usually asks for next.
Published because a Japanese sole proprietor is expected to publish them, and because their absence is the first thing that makes a business look like a shell.
- 特商法特定商取引法に基づく表記 — the statutory disclosure for distance selling in Japan: operator, address, contact, pricing, delivery and cancellation.
- TermsTerms of Service — what is sold, how an order completes, region locks, acceptable use, liability, governing law.
- PrivacyPrivacy Policy — what data I hold, why, for how long, and what the marketplaces hold instead of me.
- RefundsRefund Policy — replacement and refund rules for a code that does not redeem, and how they interact with marketplace rules.
- OperationsCode handling & fraud controls — storage, one-time issue, supplier quarantine, audit trail.
Contact
It is one person, so it is one desk.
Supply offers, compliance questions, and problems with a code all land in the same inbox and are answered by me.
- OperatorLevin Ronskii · ロンスキー レビン
- Legal status個人事業主 — registered sole proprietor in Japan, 開業日 10 January 2026. The gift-card line opened in September 2026.
- Based inKitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan · tax office 門司税務署
- Retail entityИП Ронский Левин Николаевич · ИНН 366227464117 · ОГРНИП 326508100539173
- Owner[email protected] — my own inbox, not a ticket queue
- Supply[email protected]
- Buyer support[email protected]
- Time zoneJST (UTC+9) · English, Russian, Japanese
- Address & phoneNot published here. Disclosed in full, without delay, to anyone who asks — see the statutory disclosure.
Typical first reply: under a few hours. Buyers who bought on a marketplace should use the chat inside that order first — it reaches me faster and it keeps the platform's record of the conversation intact.