My payment processor rejected my product for calling it a "service"

A solo developer from Bangladesh faced a hurdle when his Chrome extension was rejected by Lemon Squeezy, a popular payment processor, because it was labeled as a "service." The processor cited difficulties in verifying the delivery of intangible products like services, which can't be physically inspected. This incident highlights the challenges faced by indie developers when selling digital products, emphasizing the need for clearer guidelines in the digital marketplace. It underscores the broader issue of how payment processors handle and verify non-traditional digital goods.