About cccam.io
cccam.io is a CCcam and OScam cardsharing service, running since 2018. We host the servers, run the protocols, and sell the lines your receiver uses to decrypt channels. Here's who we are, how it works, and how to reach us.
What we do
We run CCcam and OScam servers and sell lines - the credentials your satellite or cable receiver uses to decrypt channels. We run dedicated servers in five countries with local cards, and access to more than 50 European providers. We sell CCcam and OScam lines only. We do not sell IPTV.
How we keep lines up
Every line runs on two parallel servers. If one host has a problem, your receiver switches to the other automatically, so a single outage doesn't drop your line. You can check current status on our status page.
The line you test is the line you keep
Your trial runs on the same dedicated servers as our paid lines and the reseller panel - so what you test is exactly what you get. When you're ready, you renew the very same line you tried, with the same credentials. We don't move you to a different line after you pay.
Trials and payment
New users get a free 48-hour trial - no card, capped at three per email, and it expires hard. Paid lines are a one-time payment by card, PayPal or crypto: no subscription and no card kept on file. Refunds within 24 hours if you didn't use the line, handled through sell.app.
Two ways to buy
Buy a single line for your own receiver and manage it at my.cccam.io, or become a reseller and create and manage lines yourself from a credit balance. The reseller hierarchy is flat - no sub-resellers.
Support
We answer real questions from real people, around the clock, and aim to solve problems within 24 hours. Reach support at support@cccam.io, resellers at partners@cccam.io, and report abuse at abuse@cccam.io. There is also live chat on every page.
Honest about limits
No cardsharing service decrypts everything, everywhere, all the time. We tell you what's actually happening on your line, we don't promise channels by name, and the free trial is there so you can confirm it works on your hardware before you pay.