PAYVANTA Technology Private Limited
PAYVANTA Refund Policy

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This Refund Policy explains how failed, pending, duplicate or cancelled transactions may be handled when using PAYVANTA-supported services through applicable payment, banking or travel-provider arrangements.

Refund eligibility, reversal timelines and cancellation charges can vary significantly depending on the selected service and the rules of the underlying authorised provider.

Failed Transaction Review
Provider-Based Refund Timelines
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Refund Policy Overview

PAYVANTA may provide access to different categories of services, including payment-related services, assisted financial services, merchant services and travel services. Each category can have a different refund, reversal or cancellation process.

In many cases, the final refund decision and processing timeline are controlled by the bank, payment provider, airline, hotel, travel aggregator or other underlying service provider.

Section 01

General Refund Principles

Refunds are not automatic for every transaction or service. The applicable outcome depends on the transaction status, selected service, provider terms and the reason for the refund request.

A failed transaction may qualify for an automatic or provider-initiated reversal.
A pending transaction should normally be checked before a duplicate payment is attempted.
A successfully completed transaction may not be refundable unless the provider or service rules specifically permit it.
Travel bookings may be subject to cancellation charges, non-refundable fares or hotel-specific policies.
Any refund amount may be reduced by applicable provider charges where permitted by the relevant service terms.

Section 02

Failed Transactions

A transaction may be considered failed when the applicable service provider does not complete the intended service but the customer's payment account may still show a debit.

In such cases, the underlying bank, payment provider or service system may initiate a reversal according to its reconciliation and settlement process.

Keep the transaction reference or acknowledgement available.
Do not make repeated payments without first checking the transaction status.
Allow the applicable provider's reversal process to complete.
Contact official support if the amount is not reversed within the provider's expected timeline.

Section 03

Pending Transactions

A pending transaction means the final outcome has not yet been confirmed by the applicable payment or service provider.

Customers and partners should wait for the final status before attempting another transaction for the same obligation, unless official provider guidance confirms that a retry is appropriate.

Section 04

Duplicate Payments

If the same service or obligation is paid more than once, the refund or adjustment process depends on how the service provider records the duplicate transaction.

Provide both transaction references when raising the issue.
Do not assume that a second debit will be reversed immediately.
The provider may require verification before processing a duplicate-payment refund.
Refund timelines may vary according to the payment method and provider process.

Section 05

Successfully Completed Transactions

Once a transaction has been successfully processed and the requested service has been delivered or credited, it may not be eligible for cancellation or refund unless the applicable provider rules allow it.

Customers are responsible for reviewing account numbers, consumer numbers, card details, booking details, traveller names or other relevant information before confirmation.

Section 06

Travel Booking Cancellations & Refunds

Flight, hotel and holiday-package refunds are controlled by the fare rules and cancellation conditions of the applicable airline, hotel, tour operator or travel aggregator.

Some fares or hotel rates may be completely non-refundable.
Cancellation charges may increase closer to the travel date.
Airline, hotel or provider fees may be deducted from the refundable amount.
Convenience, platform or service charges may be non-refundable where disclosed and permitted.
Refunds are normally processed after the underlying travel provider confirms the eligible amount.
Partial cancellations, no-show cases and date changes may have separate rules.

Section 07

Charges, Fees & Deductions

The final refund amount may differ from the original payment amount where cancellation charges, provider fees, taxes, service fees or other disclosed deductions apply.

The exact deduction depends on the service category and applicable provider terms.

Section 08

Refund & Reversal Timelines

Refund and reversal timelines are not identical across all services. They may depend on the payment method, acquiring or issuing bank, provider reconciliation process and service type.

Automatic reversals may take the time specified by the relevant bank or provider.
Manual refunds may begin only after the service provider approves the refund request.
Travel refunds may require confirmation from the airline, hotel or aggregator before processing.
The time taken for a credited refund to appear can also depend on the customer's bank or payment method.

Section 09

Disputes & Support Requests

If you believe a transaction has been incorrectly processed, raise the issue through PAYVANTA's official support channel and provide sufficient information for review.

Transaction or booking reference
Date and approximate time of transaction
Amount paid
Service category
Registered contact information
Relevant screenshot or acknowledgement where appropriate

Never share passwords, OTPs, PINs, CVV numbers or UPI PINs while requesting refund support.

Section 10

Examples Of Non-Refundable Situations

Subject to applicable law and provider terms, refund requests may be declined in situations such as:

The transaction was successfully completed to the details entered by the user.
The service was delivered and the provider does not permit cancellation.
The user entered incorrect information and the transaction cannot be reversed by the provider.
The selected flight, hotel or package was sold under non-refundable conditions.
The request is made outside the allowed cancellation or dispute period.
The transaction relates to prohibited, fraudulent or abusive activity.

Section 11

Changes To This Refund Policy

PAYVANTA may update this policy to reflect changes in services, provider relationships, legal requirements or operational processes.

Where service-specific provider terms differ from this general policy, the applicable provider or contractual terms may govern the transaction or booking.

Important Refund Policy Note

This is a general professional refund-policy template. Final refund rules should be aligned with PAYVANTA's actual payment providers, banking partners, travel providers, merchant contracts, service charges and customer-support processes.

Have the final policy reviewed by a qualified legal or compliance professional before publishing it as PAYVANTA's official refund commitment.

PAYVANTA Refund Support

Need Help With A Transaction Or Refund?

Contact PAYVANTA through the official support channel with your transaction or booking reference and relevant service details.