Yes, software can be delivered digitally from Pakistan to Guinea-Equatorial through online transfers, cloud-based deployment, or remote installation. This includes custom-built applications, SaaS platforms, or licensed software products.

No, most software deliveries are handled digitally. Physical shipment may only be required if delivering software on hardware, USB drives, or physical installation kits, which is increasingly rare.

For general commercial software, an export license is typically not required. However, if the software involves encryption, security, or sensitive technologies, you should check with Pakistan’s Ministry of IT or TDAP regarding export compliance.

Common methods include cloud hosting access, download links, email transfers, FTP servers, Git repositories, or platform-based deployment (e.g., AWS, Azure). Licensing and activation keys are often delivered separately via secure channels.

Use contracts, secure payment gateways (Payoneer, Wise, bank transfer), NDAs, and source code escrow if necessary. Trackable delivery milestones, client access logs, and digital signatures help ensure both delivery and compliance.