How you pay
The two payment rails, which one you are on and why you cannot pick, what the displayed price has to do with what you are charged, and where tax sits.
Revquix takes payment on two rails. Which one you are on is decided for you, and it decides what the checkout looks like.
| Rail | Charged in | Checkout |
|---|---|---|
| India | Rupees | Razorpay - cards, UPI, netbanking and wallets, in a panel over the page |
| International | US dollars | PayPal - card or PayPal balance, in a panel of its own |
You do not choose the rail#
It is resolved from where you are, on our side, and it is fixed for the whole purchase. There is no switch.
That is deliberate rather than an omission: the rail decides the gateway, the currency and the available instruments together, and letting those be picked separately produces combinations that do not exist.
Prices are set in rupees#
Mentors price their services in rupees. On the international rail your charge is a conversion of that price, applied at checkout - it is not a second price the mentor maintains.
The same holds for discount codes: a flat-amount code is a rupee amount, converted like everything else. See discount codes.
What you are charged#
The figure on the confirm button is what leaves your account. Not the headline price, not the price before a code.
Tax is shown as its own line when it applies. Under the current configuration it comes to zero, so most orders show a total equal to the price - the line exists so that a change is visible rather than silent.
An order that costs nothing#
A fully discounted order, or a promotional grant, never reaches a gateway at all. No payment panel opens and nothing is charged; the order completes and appears in your history with no processor against it. That is a normal outcome, not a failed payment.
Where the record lives#
Everything you have paid is in your payment history, with an invoice per order.
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