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# CFX Keymaster Guide

How to download your Daddy Studio purchase from Cfx Keymaster.

Every Daddy Studio product, paid or free, Escrow or Open Source, is delivered through **Cfx Keymaster**.

## Download your product

1. At checkout, log in with the **Cfx account** that owns your server key.
2. Open [keymaster.fivem.net](https://keymaster.fivem.net/) and log in with the same account.
3. Go to **Granted Assets**.
4. Find the product (for example `daddy-admin`) and click **Download**.
5. Unzip it into your server's `resources` folder and follow the product's **Installation** page.

{% hint style="info" %}
Escrow files only run on a server that uses a license key from the **same Cfx account** that bought the product.
{% endhint %}

## Updates

When we release an update, download the product again from Keymaster and replace the folder. Keep your `config` and `locales` changes, or back them up before replacing.

## Problems

**The product is not in Granted Assets**

* Delivery can take a few minutes after payment.
* Check that you are logged in with the account you used at checkout.
* Still missing after 30 minutes? Open a ticket on [Discord](https://discord.gg/NFKjbN9s2q) with your Tebex transaction ID.

**"You lack the entitlement to run this resource"**

Your server key belongs to a different Cfx account than the one that bought the product. Use a key from the buying account.

**Can I use it on more than one server?**

Yes, on the servers you own or operate for your community, as long as they use a key from the buying account. See the [Terms of Service](/daddy-studios-docs/terms-of-service-tos.md).


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