Payment Methods
What you can pay with
Every invoice can be settled in several ways, and you pick per invoice — nothing forces you to stay with what you used last time.
- **PayPal** — balance or a card through your PayPal account.
- **Card** — saved securely with our payment provider, not on our servers.
- **Mollie** — bank transfers and local European methods.
- **Cryptocurrency** — through Cryptomus.
- **Account credit** — instant, when the balance covers the invoice.
Saving a method
Under Payment methods you can store a PayPal account or a card for future use. We never see or keep the full card number: what we store is a token issued by the provider, usable only for charges on your account.
The default method
One saved method is marked as default — that is the one automatic charging uses for renewals. If you have several, change which is default at any time; the change takes effect from the next charge.
Removing one
You can remove a saved method whenever you like. If it was the default, remember to set another one, otherwise renewals stop being charged automatically and you go back to paying by hand.
Related articles
Paying with PayPal
How the PayPal flow works, saving PayPal for renewals, and what to do if a payment does not register.
Cards and Saved Cards
Paying by card, what we store, and the usual reasons a card gets declined.
Paying with Mollie
Bank transfers and local European payment methods, and why some of them are not instant.
