Refund Policy

Billing Policy

Refund Policy

Refund handling depends on service category, activation state, third-party costs, billing cycle and whether the service has already been consumed or provisioned.

  • Billing mistakes and duplicated charges are prioritized for correction.
  • Domains, licenses and already-consumed credits are generally not refundable.
  • Each request is reviewed against activation and usage state.

At a glance

Case-by-case Review standard
Third-party fees Usually non-refundable
Documented Decision trail retained
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Core Focus

Service Blocks & Key Capabilities

Billing Audit Trail

Every refund request is tied to service status and payment records.

Usage Verification

Provisioned or consumed services are checked before approval.

Channel-Based Processing

Refund paths depend on the payment provider and service type involved.

Detailed Overview

What You Should Know

Eligible Review Cases

We review refunds for duplicate charges, provision mistakes, unresolved service faults within eligible windows and approved cancellations where the service has not been materially consumed.

  • Duplicate or accidental billing.
  • Provisioning against the wrong service or cycle.
  • Documented service fault requiring reversal.

Common Non-Refundable Items

Domain registrations, domain renewals, transfer fees, external licensing costs, consumed credits and third-party messaging or verification usage are generally non-refundable once processed.

  • TLD registration and renewal fees.
  • Third-party SSL or software licensing costs.
  • Used SMS, OTP or communication credits.

Processing Timelines

When approved, refunds are initiated to the original payment method or posted as agreed billing adjustments depending on the service and payment channel.

  • Approval is based on internal verification.
  • Bank/provider settlement times may vary.
  • A written record of the decision is retained.
Useful Links

Related Pages & Next Actions

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a domain registration be refunded after activation?

In most cases no, because registry and third-party costs are incurred immediately.

What if I was billed twice?

That should be reported immediately through billing support for priority verification and correction.

Next Step

Need a billing review?

Submit your invoice number, account details and issue summary so our team can review the case against service activation and billing records.