Cancellation and Refund Policy

Cancellation Policy:

The User may cancel a payment made through the Website at any time before the payment is processed by the Provider. Once a payment has been processed, it cannot be cancelled. The Provider reserves the right to refuse or cancel any payment at any time for any reason.

Refund Policy:

The Provider will issue a refund to the User if the payment is cancelled before it is processed. If a payment is processed and the User disputes the charge, the Provider will investigate the dispute and issue a refund if the Provider determines that the charge was improper. Refunds will be issued to the original form of payment used to make the payment, unless otherwise agreed by the Provider and the User.

Dispute Resolution:

If the User disputes a charge made through the Website, the User should contact the Provider as soon as possible to initiate a dispute resolution process. The Provider will investigate the dispute and may require additional information from the User. The Provider's decision regarding the dispute will be final.

No Guarantee:

The Provider does not guarantee that any payment made through the Website will be successful or that any refund will be issued. The Provider will use commercially reasonable efforts to process payments and issue refunds promptly, but does not guarantee that payments or refunds will be processed within any specific timeframe.

Modification:

The Provider may modify this Cancellation and Refund Policy from time to time by posting the modified policy on its website. The User's continued use of the Website after such modification will constitute the User's acceptance of the modified policy.

Contact Information:

If the User has any questions or concerns about this Cancellation and Refund Policy, the User should contact the Provider using the contact information provided on the Website.

Governing Law:

This Cancellation and Refund Policy will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Ernakulam jurisdiction, without giving effect to any choice-of-law principles.