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Payment Processors: Refundable & Non-Refundable PureVPN Support Solution of Your Problems https://support.purevpn.com Payment Processors: Refundable & Non-Refundable Here is a list of all payment methods supported by PureVPN and whether or not they are covered under our Refund Policy. Payment Method Covered under PureVPN Refund Policy? No CoinGate Yes American Express Yes Discover Yes MasterCard Yes Moneybooker Yes Paypal No PayGarden No Crypto Currency Yes Bluesnap Yes Visa Yes Alipay Yes Bank Yes CashU Yes Dotpay Yes Ecopayz Yes Fanapay Yes Fortumo Yes 1 / 6 PureVPN Support Solution of Your Problems https://support.purevpn.com Payment Method Covered under PureVPN Refund Policy? Gamania Yes Giropay Yes GSCash Yes GudangVoucher Yes iDeal Yes ImpulsePay Yes Interac Yes Mercado Pago Yes MikroOdeme Yes Mobile Payment Yes MOLPoints Yes MyCard Yes Necard Yes Neosurf Yes Pagseguro Yes Payza Yes Phone Payment Yes PostaCeki Yes Przelewy Yes Qiwi Yes Raekc 2 / 6 PureVPN Support Solution of Your Problems https://support.purevpn.com Payment Method Covered under PureVPN Refund Policy? Yes SanalPara Yes SMS Coin Yes Sofort Yes Ticket Surf Yes ToditoCash Yes Ukash Yes WebMoney Bank Transfer Malaysia Yes Bank Transfer Philippines Yes ClickAndBuy Yes DirectPay Yes Gamesilk Yes GASHCARD Yes Mobile Philippines Yes MOL Points Yes OneCard Yes SanalPara Banka Transferi Yes SanalPara Postel Check Yes Smscoin Yes TicketSurf Yes TrustPay Yes WaveGame Yes WebMoney Japan Yes Gift Card No Yamoney Yes Refundable – Non Refundable Payment Methods (Payment Wall) Payment Method Covered under PureVPN Refund Policy? ATM No Baloto No Bank Transfer Argentina Yes 3 / 6 PureVPN Support Solution of Your Problems https://support.purevpn.com Bank Transfer Brazil Yes Bank Transfer Colombia No Bank Transfer Estonia Yes Bank Transfer Finland No Bank Transfer Japan Yes Bank Transfer Korea Yes Bank Transfer Latvia Yes Bank Transfer Lithuania Yes Bank Transfer Malaysia No Bank Transfer Mexico Yes Bank Transfer Peru No Bank Transfer Philippines Yes Bank Transfer Sweden Yes Bank Transfer Thailand Yes Belfius Yes BitCash Yes Boleto Bancario No Book Gift Voucher No Cash Yes Cashbee No CBC Yes Cherry Credits No Culture Voucher No Davivienda No Doku Wallet No Dotpay Yes E-PrePag No E-PrePag Cash Card No EasyPay No EcoCard Yes Efectivo Yes Efecty No EggMoney No EPS Yes Evroset No Fanapay No Game-ON Yes Gana No Giropay Yes GudangVoucher No Happy Voucher No iDeal Yes 4 / 6 PureVPN Support Solution of Your Problems https://support.purevpn.com Indomog Yes Interac Yes KBC Yes Konbini Yes Korean Credit Card Yes Liqpay Yes Mandiri ClickPay No Maxima Yes MercadoPago Yes Minimart No MINT No Bancontact Yes Mobiamo Country Dependent MOL Yes Multibanco No MyBank Yes MyCard Card No MyCard Member Wallet Yes Narvesen Yes Neosurf No OnCash No Onecard No Openbucks No OXXO Yes PagoFacil Yes PagSeguro Yes PayEasy Yes PayNearMe No Paypost Yes Paysbuy Ewallet Yes Perlas Yes POLI No Przelewy24 Yes PSE No QIWI Wallet Yes RapiPago Yes RedCompra Yes RedPagos Yes SafetyPay Yes SEPA Direct Debit Yes Sofort Bank Transfer Yes Svyasnoy No 5 / 6 PureVPN Support Solution of Your Problems https://support.purevpn.com T-Money No TeenCash No TeleIngreso No Ticket Premium No ToditoCash Yes Tpay Poland Yes Bank Transfer Central Europe Yes UnionPay Yes UniPin Express Yes UniPin Wallet Yes Vcoin Card No VTC Telco Card No VTCPay Yes WaveGame No WebCash No WebMoney Yes Webmoney Japan Yes WeChat Payments No Yandex Money Yes A limitation exists in eCommerce where we cannot refund payments to an alternate payment method. Looking for a particular payment processor? We want to make your journey with PureVPN as smooth as possible. So, if you think we have missed out any payment provider or processor, then this is the place to inform us! Want to buy PureVPN? visit our Website 6 / 6 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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