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# Drops
PaySwap enables you to also list products/subscription products that cannot be purchased straight away and can only be purchased after a certain drop-in date. Here is a step by step guide to doing that:
* Go to your channel's main page and click on the **List Product** button (click on the **List Paywall** button for subscription products)
* Fill in the form that pops up and set the field **View Advanced Parameters** (at the bottom of the form) to **Yes** to reveal the fields you will need to set up your drop-in date.
* In the image below, we set that time to be October 20th, 2023 meaning after we validate the form, the product will be listed just like a normal listing but users will only be able to purchase it after a specific date.
Congratulations! You have successfully listed a drop. You should be able to view it on your channel's main page alongside your other products. Drop products display their drop dates.
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