Minecraft Webshop With AuthMe Login
Every extra signup step costs you buyers. If a player has to create a second account on your store, remember a second password and link it back to their username, a meaningful share of them simply do not finish.
AuthMe login removes the step. The store authenticates against the same AuthMe table your server already uses, so a player who can log into your server can log into your store with the identical credentials.
Passwords are never copied into a second system. Verification runs against the existing AuthMe bcrypt hash, so there is no new place for a password database to leak from.
What you get
- Players use their in-game username and password with nothing new to remember.
- No account-linking flow, and therefore no support tickets from players who linked the wrong username.
- Passwords stay in AuthMe. The platform verifies the existing hash rather than storing its own copy.
- The username on the account is the username commands are delivered to, which removes an entire class of mis-delivery.
- Web bans and suspensions are separate from in-game bans, so you can block a store abuser without kicking them off the server.
- Admin access uses its own rotating credential rather than a player password, so store administration is not tied to a game account.
Try it with your own players
Free for 7 days, no card required. Set up your store, connect your server, and let real players buy something before you decide.
Frequently asked questions
Does this change my AuthMe setup?
No schema changes are made to the AuthMe table. It is read for verification. Your plugin configuration stays as it is.
What if a player changes their in-game password?
The store picks it up immediately, because it verifies against AuthMe at login rather than caching a copy.
Are usernames case sensitive?
Matching is done against the stored account rather than the exact casing typed at login, so a player who capitalises differently still resolves to the right account for delivery.
Can I ban someone from the store only?
Yes. Web ban and suspend are tracked separately from account deletion and from in-game punishment, with a reason recorded for each.