Not a separate plan — the layer that makes the rest legal. Verify once, then sell with the tax handled and the evidence filed.
Government ID verification runs inside Nisan rather than bouncing you to a third-party page. You do it once, and the result unlocks the parts of the product that need it.
VAT, GST and sales tax are calculated per sale from the customer's location and what you sold — not from a table you maintain.
Selling across borders creates registration obligations you rarely notice in time. Thresholds are monitored and surfaced before they become a problem.
On this rail Nisan is the merchant of record: the sale is ours to invoice, the VAT is ours to collect and report, and you receive your earnings with a statement. You keep the customer relationship; we carry the tax registration.
Breakdowns by period, country and scheme, in the shape a return actually asks for — so filing is transcription, not reconstruction.
Invoices, verification evidence and the record of who changed what, when and why. The question an auditor asks is answerable without a reconstruction exercise.
The three products are one flow. A sale in one becomes an invoice in another, with the tax already handled.
Nisan opens on 18 November 2026. Issuing invoices is free; you pay only when you get paid.