Khela – Digital Shop WordPress Theme

Khela is a digital shop WordPress theme made for stores that sell things which never ship in a box. Game top-ups, in-game packs, gift cards, software keys, subscriptions, ebooks, course access and downloads all fit. Nothing is posted, so nothing asks for a street address.

The demo shows a gaming store, because top-ups are the hardest digital product to sell well. Buyers must type a Player ID, and one wrong letter means a failed order and an angry message. Khela solves that problem at the very start of the sale. The same tools work for any seller who needs one extra detail from the buyer, such as an account name, an email or a phone number. This page lists everything the theme and its store dashboard can do, so you can judge it before you buy.

Who can use this digital shop WordPress theme

If your goods are delivered by email, chat, code or link, this digital shop WordPress theme suits you. Typical shops are:

• Game top-up sellers: mobile game diamonds, gems, weekly passes and season passes.
• Gift card and voucher shops with several values per card.
• Software key sellers: PC game keys, antivirus, office tools and other licences you resell.
• Subscription and app sellers: streaming plans, VPN, music and design tools.
• Console credit and wallet recharge shops.
• Ebook, course and template sellers who send access details after payment.
• Freelancers and agencies who sell digital services at fixed prices.
• Resellers who run a Facebook page today and want a real website.

You can mix these in one store. A shop may sell gift cards and PC keys next to its top-ups, each in its own department. The demo items are only samples. Replace them with your own catalogue after the import.

Light on the server and quick on a phone

Most of your buyers will use a phone on mobile data, so weight matters. Khela loads one theme stylesheet and one theme script. The script does not depend on jQuery. It runs in the footer, so the page can draw first. Images in the shop use lazy loading where the theme prints them. Cards stay compact on small screens, and the phone header is cut down to menu, logo and cart with a bottom bar.

Front-end features of the digital shop WordPress theme

This section covers what a visitor sees. Every block below is part of the theme.

Header, menu and search

• An arcade top bar above the main header.
• Live search, account, wishlist and cart icons in the header.
• A game-shelf menu with category icons and sticker-style mega cards.
• On phones: menu, logo and cart, plus a bottom bar for quick access.
• Sign in and register open in a popup, so the buyer never loses the page.

Quick top-up board

Game tabs sit across the top, each with its packs as large tiles. The buyer taps a pack, types the Player ID, sees the total and tops up in one click. There is no need to open a product page first. You choose which games appear on the board in Theme Options.

Player ID checked before the cart

• Any product with the line "Needs: Player ID" asks for the ID on the product page and at checkout.
• The product cannot go into the cart while the field is empty.
• The ID is remembered for the next visit.
• The ID is written on the order, so you never copy it from a chat.

Weekly top 10 and gift card wall

• A leaderboard of the ten best sellers of the week, ranked with gold, silver and bronze medals. It shows new visitors what other buyers choose.
• A gift card wall where each card shows its values as chips. One tap on a value puts that exact card in the cart.

28 homepage blocks

You can switch blocks off, drag them into a new order, or use the arrow buttons on a phone. The list includes:

• Comic-panel hero slides with two side cards.
• Pick a category, with sticker tiles.
• Top sellers, tabbed by category.
• Power-up deals with a countdown and stock bars.
• Play on, split into Mobile, PC and Console tabs.
• Top up in three taps: three steps and three numbers.
• What do you play? with six picks.
• Studio spotlight and a logo row of studios or publishers.
• A FAQ block with six folding questions.
• Guides, which lists your latest three blog posts.
• Fresh drops, three department rows, a top pick, Gear up your PC, Shop by budget, Five-star picks and a large grid with a Load more button.

Product cards

• A delivery-time chip, so buyers see how fast they get the goods.
• Platform chips, such as mobile, PC or console.
• A Top up button on pack products.
• A stock bar on deal items.

Product page

• Quick facts for game, platform, region, validity, licence and delivery.
• A pack picker for the different sizes.
• "How you get it" steps, so buyers know what happens after payment.
• Reviews inside a fold, with a popup that invites the first review.
• A wishlist button.

Checkout without an address

Nobody ships a diamond pack, so there is no address field and no delivery charge. Checkout asks for a name, a mobile number, a delivery email and the Player ID when the product needs one. The delivery email tells you where to send the code, account details or link. An "Order placed" popup confirms each purchase, and the Track Order page shows progress.

Colours and fonts

• Six colour palettes: Arcade teal, Cherry pop, Blue lagoon, Grape soda, Lime rush and Sunset run.
• Four font pairs, led by Chakra Petch, Russo One, Oxanium and Baloo 2.
• A cream footer with round arcade-button icons.

Back-end: Theme Options and the store dashboard

Two places control the shop in this digital shop WordPress theme. Khela → Theme Options holds the look and the homepage. The Themeve Commerce plugin, bundled with the theme, runs the store itself. You do not need WooCommerce or a separate payment plugin.

Khela → Theme Options

• Turn each of the 28 homepage blocks on or off and re-order them with drag or arrows.
• Choose the games on the quick top-up board.
• Set up the weekly top 10 and the gift card wall.
• Edit the steps, the FAQ questions and the checkout note.
• Switch card elements on or off.
• Pick a colour palette and a font pair.
• Use the settings search to find any option, with a sticky save bar.
• Export your settings, import them, or reset them.
• Menus and the logo are set in the normal WordPress menu and site identity screens.

Adding products

Packs are variations, for example "100 Diamonds" or "Weekly Membership". Product facts come from specification lines such as "Needs: Player ID", "Region: Bangladesh server" or "Delivery: 5 minutes". There are no custom fields to learn. Each variation keeps its own price, stock and photo. Categories, brands and tags have their own menus.

Orders, invoices and payments

• A store dashboard with today's sales, the last seven days, the month so far and a two-week chart.
• Orders with statuses, printable invoices and a box for payments and refunds.
• An Incomplete Orders list of people who started checkout and left.
• bKash, Nagad and SSLCommerz payment, plus manual Send Money with a transaction ID.
• Coupons for launch offers and loyal buyers.
• A Transactions screen with every payment and refund.
• A customer list that groups buyers as new, repeat, VIP, inactive or risky.

Alerts and protection

• New-order alerts by email and on Telegram.
• SMS updates to customers, and phone verification by OTP.
• Fake order protection that checks suspicious orders.
• An automatic review request after the order is complete.
• SMS campaigns to past buyers when you run a sale.

Marketing and tracking

• Facebook Pixel with the Conversion API.
• Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager.
• SEO settings for descriptions and sharing previews.
• Sales and signup popups.

Optional modules

Modules are switched on from one screen, so the store stays light. Useful ones for a digital seller include:

• Flash Sale, Combo and Bundle Offers, and Upsell and Cross-sell.
• Loyalty Points with refer a friend.
• Affiliate Program with commissions.
• Reseller and Wholesale Prices for sub-sellers.
• Bulk Order and Corporate Quotes.
• Back in Stock Alerts and Recently Viewed.
• Exchange and Returns, Support tickets, Testimonials and Offers.
• A REST API with signed webhooks for developers.

The plugin also has courier tools for physical goods, such as Steadfast and Pathao. You can ignore them. A pure digital shop never needs them.

How a digital shop WordPress theme helps you sell

A chat inbox sells slowly. Every order needs a question, an answer, a payment screenshot and a manual check. Khela moves most of that work onto the page.

• Fewer wrong orders. The ID or account detail is asked for before the cart, not after payment.
• Faster repeat sales. A saved ID means a returning buyer tops up again in seconds.
• Clear choices. Pack tiles, value chips and quick facts answer questions before they reach you.
• Trust. Reviews, a Track Order page, invoices and a weekly top 10 show a real shop.
• Less admin. Alerts, invoices and customer records live in the dashboard, not in your phone gallery.

Here is a simple example of the theme at work. A seller of streaming plans lists each plan as a variation, adds a "Needs: Account email" line, and uses the gift card wall for prepaid codes. The buyer picks, types the email and pays. The seller sees the email on the order and delivers. No chat is needed.

Setup in six steps

1. Install the theme on a fresh WordPress site (6.0 or newer, PHP 7.4 or newer).
2. Activate it, then open Khela → Setup and install Themeve Commerce in one click.
3. Import the one-click demo to see the full layout filled with sample content.
4. Open Khela → Theme Options and pick a colour palette and a font pair.
5. Replace the sample products with your own packs, cards and keys.
6. Turn on your payment methods, set your alerts, and go live.

Why choose it over a plain digital store website template

A plain digital store website template gives you a header, a grid and a footer. You then add plugins for payments, orders, invoices and alerts, and each one has its own screen and its own updates. Khela is built differently.

• The theme and the store plugin are designed together, so there are fewer clashes.
• Selling tools for digital goods are already in place: ID checks, value chips, instant packs, address-free checkout.
• Local payment methods such as bKash and Nagad are ready from the start.
• One options panel controls the whole look, and it works on a phone.
• The demo import gives you working pages, not empty placeholders.

It is also honest about its limits. The theme is made for digital goods. If you sell clothes or furniture that must be delivered, pick a theme made for that.

What is included

• The Khela theme (PHP, CSS and JS), version 1.0.0.
• The Themeve Commerce plugin, installed from Khela → Setup.
• One-click demo content: 32 sample products, guides, menus and every page, including How Top-ups Work.
• Documentation.
• Six months of support, with updates.
• Works with WordPress 6.0 or newer, tested up to 7.1, and PHP 7.4 or newer.

Khela is the digital shop WordPress theme for sellers who want every order detail right the first time. Load the demo, swap in your products and open your store.

You can see Khela working on the live demo, and browse more ready-made designs in our WordPress themes collection.