@ Esahc 

No, and here is why:

The Incomedia - since it sells the software worldwide - has to WARN the potential client of the very serious flaw: the inability to set the e-shop prices in certain local currencies. The list of those currencies is LONG.

Plus, digital goods could be processed via PayPal ONLY - which is another big minus for any user, regardless of the location.

How come that many e-commerce platforms (even free ones - I've seen it all, believe me)- have many payment gateways built in or the process of "adding it" is well documented and it could be done fairly easily without the help of an IT professional?

I know about a similar software to X5 - which has built in +10 various payment gateways which are covering the payments for clients around the globe.

Incomedia can not even cover their users from EU!

BTW - I can not see how the digital goods processing could be done with a simple inserting of a "Pay now button" code - if - for example - someone has +100 of MP3 to sell...

The bottom line is this:
Incomedai must add - at least - one payment gateway.

OR - plainly and loudly warn its potential clients NOT to buy the software IF their local currency is from the certain EU and other countries.

Following the Incomedia's logic in this case - there could be INSERT THE CUSTOM CODE in every part of the software (buttons, forms, images...). What would be the point of buying WYSIWYG software if I'm back to Notepad++?