QNAP Systems announced the launch of its newly-revamped QNAP License Store. The new License Store has been designed to provide QNAP users with a convenient license purchase experience. Purchasing QNAP NAS application licensees has been greatly simplified, and customers have various online payment methods to pay for their orders.

Using QNAP ID (QID) accounts further streamlines the license purchase procedure and provides the benefits of managing all of the NAS application licenses through the QNAP License Store.

QNAP License Store provides following NAS application licenses:

  • QVR Pro: Comprehensive Network Video Recorder (NVR) for QNAP NAS.
  • exFAT Driver: Allow a QNAP NAS to access exFAT-formatted devices.
  • Surveillance Station: Use a QNAP NAS as a professional network video recorder system.
  • McAfee Antivirus: Scan your QNAP NAS using the acclaimed McAfee antivirus engine.

To use the new QNAP License Store, users must be using QTS 4.3.4.0483 build 20180213 (or later). If the QTS firmware version is 4.3.4.0435 (or older), compatible licenses can only be purchased from the original QNAP License Store.

For users who have already purchased licenses from the original License Store, after they upgrade the firmware to QTS 4.3.4.0483 build 20180213 (or later), they can choose to migrate their existing licenses to the new versions from the new License Store.

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