Payment Policy

This Payment Policy explains how payments work when you order through IDP Drive ("we", "us", "our") on idpdrive.org.

1. Accepted payment methods

All card payments are processed securely and are never stored on our own servers — payment details are handled directly by our payment processor over an encrypted 256-bit SSL connection.

2. One-time payment, no subscriptions

When your chosen validity period (1, 2, or 3 years) ends, you simply place a new order if you need a fresh IDP — nothing renews or bills automatically.

3. Currency and pricing

Prices are displayed and charged in US Dollars (USD) unless your bank or card provider automatically converts the charge to your local currency at checkout. Any currency conversion fees applied by your bank are outside our control.

4. When you're charged

Your card or PayPal account is charged at the moment you complete checkout, before your documents are reviewed. If your order can't be processed for any reason (for example, unreadable uploaded documents), we'll contact you to resolve it — see our Refund & Return Policy if a refund becomes necessary.

5. Taxes and fees

The price shown at checkout is the total price for your order. Any applicable sales tax or VAT, where required by your local law, is included or clearly itemized before you confirm payment — no hidden fees are added afterward.

6. Failed or declined payments

If your payment is declined, your order will not be processed and no IDP will be issued. Common causes include insufficient funds, an expired card, or your bank's fraud-prevention systems blocking an international charge — in that case, contact your bank or try an alternative payment method.

7. Payment security

All transactions on idpdrive.org are encrypted using 256-bit SSL. We do not have access to your full card number at any point in the process — that information is handled entirely by our PCI-compliant payment processor.

8. Changes to this Policy

We may update this page if our payment processors or pricing structure change. The "Last updated" date at the top always reflects the current version.