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# Buying and downloading

How purchases are delivered, and how to download your scripts from Cfx.re.

All Vision Scripts are sold on the [**Vision Store**](https://www.vision-store.site/) (powered by Tebex) and delivered as **Cfx.re escrow assets**. The script is linked to the Cfx.re (FiveM) account you used at checkout.

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### Buy with the right account

Pick your script on the [Vision Store](https://www.vision-store.site/). At checkout, log in with the **same Cfx.re account that owns your server's license key**. The asset only starts on servers whose key belongs to the account that owns the asset.
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### Check your email

After payment you receive an email with a download link.
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### Download from the Cfx.re portal

You can also download it at any time from [portal.cfx.re](https://portal.cfx.re), in your **Granted Assets** list. Updates show up there too.
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### Install

Unzip it into your server's `resources` folder and follow the script's **Installation** page.
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Assets can't be moved to another Cfx.re account after purchase. Double-check the account before you pay.
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## Updates

When we release an update, download the asset again from the portal. Before replacing the folder:

1. Back up your `config.lua`, and the `bridge/` and `open/` folders if you edited them.
2. Replace the resource folder.
3. Copy your settings back. Read the script's **Changelog** first: new settings may have been added.


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