Sell KeepKey through dropshipping
With dropshipping, your customer pays your storefront. Your backend forwards the paid order to KeepKey’s fulfillment API, follows its status and settles the order’s fulfillment charge. You manage the storefront and customer relationship.
This differs from affiliate referrals, where a buyer shops through KeepKey using your link or code. Dropshipping requires a separate application and approval; affiliate approval alone does not activate live fulfillment.
Apply
- Complete your approved affiliate profile.
- Open Dropship in the affiliate portal and choose Apply to Become a Dropshipper.
- Enter your business or store name and an email your team monitors.
- Read the current terms, then submit once. Return to the dashboard to follow the account state.
The current onboarding flow requests a $200 opening deposit paid in BTC and describes a $500 starting fulfillment credit line. Each application still needs admin review. Read your own account’s deposit request and approval state before taking the next step; submission and payment do not establish approval.
Check destinations before accepting orders
The current real hardware-wallet SKU, KK-HW-001, is restricted to United States destinations. Check the live products response for price, availability and shipping regions. General KeepKey store shipping does not establish dropship availability to another country.
The reserved KK-TEST-001 SKU is for sandbox work and never represents a shipment.
Build the workflow
| Step | Guide |
|---|---|
| Recognize funding, review and approval states | Deposit, review and credentials |
| Make the first safe integration request | API setup and sandbox |
| Forward a paid order and inspect the result | Forward and track orders |
| Pay each order and reconcile capacity | Settlements and credit |
| Synchronize the storefront | Webhooks, retries and key rotation |
Watch the dropshipping chapter. The videos use a local example account and non-payable payment and credential placeholders. Read and act on values from your own portal and API responses.
The portal also provides its fulfillment API guide and Shopify walkthrough . Your integration needs a private backend; do not expose live tokens or customer details in storefront JavaScript.