Payment policy

Secure USD checkout

Checkout is presented in USD and supports major card and wallet methods where available through the payment processor. Payment availability can vary by device, browser, location, card issuer and wallet configuration.

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Authorization and review

When an order is submitted, the payment provider may authorize the transaction before the merchant completes order review. Orders may be checked for billing consistency, payment risk, duplicate attempts, inventory status and account security.

  • A payment confirmation does not always mean fulfillment has started.
  • The merchant may request clarification if billing, shipping or fraud signals require review.
  • Orders that cannot pass payment or risk review may be cancelled and refunded where applicable.

Failed or declined payments

If payment fails, check the billing address, card security code, wallet approval, bank limits and device authentication. Some issuers decline international or online purchases until the customer approves the transaction.

  • Do not refresh checkout repeatedly while a payment is processing.
  • Contact your bank or wallet provider if the decline reason is not shown.
  • If you try again, confirm the order was not duplicated before submitting another payment.

Currency and fees

Prices are displayed in USD. If your card or wallet account uses another currency, your provider may apply its own exchange rate, conversion fee or international service fee. These charges are controlled by the provider and may not appear in the store checkout total.

Payment security

Do not share full card numbers, wallet passwords, one-time codes or banking credentials through customer messages. Customer care may ask for order number, payment status or transaction reference, but should not need sensitive card credentials.

Refunds to payment method

Approved refunds are generally returned to the original payment method. Posting time depends on the bank, card issuer or wallet provider. If the original payment method is closed or unavailable, the provider may decide how funds are handled according to its own rules.