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# Tebex Implementation
This guide walks you through connecting Coin Shop with Tebex, allowing players to purchase coins directly through your Tebex store.
**Add Your Tebex Secret Key to `server.cfg`**
1. Sign in to your **Tebex Control Panel**.
2. From the left-hand menu, navigate to **Integrations → Game Servers**.
3. Find the Game Server you want to configure and click **Instructions** next to it.
* Copy the provided command and add it to your `server.cfg` file. It should look similar to the example below:
```
sv_tebexSecret
```
Make sure to replace `` with the actual secret key provided by Tebex.
**Create a Tebex Package**
1. Open your **Tebex Control Panel** and go to **Packages**.
2. Create a new package and give it a name, such as **"100 Coins"**.
3. Scroll to the bottom of the package setup page and choose **Game Server Commands** as the deliverable type.
4. Select your game server and click **Add Command**.
5. Enter the following command to deliver the coins:
```
buyredeemcode {transaction} 100
```
\
Replace **100** with the number of coins included in the package.
6. Click the **settings icon** on the right side of the command.
7. Select your game server again.
8. Make sure the command is configured to **execute even when the player is offline**.
We recommend enabling this option, as requiring the player to be online may prevent the command from executing correctly.
9. Save your Package.
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