Anywhere
Your currency
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- Discover
- JCB
- Diners Club
- UnionPay
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Link
Ways to pay.
Pay like you never left home.
Pix from São Paulo. BLIK from Warsaw. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay from anywhere. Your total shows in your own currency before you pay.
Twenty-some ways to pay. One way to file.
Checkout shows the ones that work where you are.
Brazil
Reais
- Pix
In reais, approved in your bank app.
Paying from BrazilEurope and the UK
Euros, zloty, pounds
- iDEAL | Wero
- Bancontact
- EPS
- BLIK
- MB WAY
- Satispay
- Pay by Bank
- Klarna
- Scalapay
United States
Dollars
- Cash App Pay
- Amazon Pay
- Klarna
- Cash App Afterpay
- Zip
Your currency. Your price. In writing.
In about 150 countries, checkout shows your total in your currency, at a rate held for 24 hours. Stripe’s exchange rate includes its conversion fee of 2 to 4%, and you see the exact amount before you pay. Rather pay in dollars? Switch currency and that fee is gone.
Every fee in writing before you pay it. Even the exchange rate.
Next year, pay the same way.
Thirty days before a renewal, we email you an invoice. Pay it with Pix or a card, in your currency. Rather never think about it? Save a card or wallet and it renews on its own.
We remind you three times. Politely.
Safe on both ends.
Payments by Stripe. We never see or store your card number. Your bank may ask you to approve the payment in its app. That’s 3D Secure, working for you.
Questions about paying.
Local ways to pay appear when checkout shows your local currency. If you switched to dollars, switch back and they return.
In the US, Klarna, Cash App Afterpay and Zip offer plans at checkout, with their terms shown before you agree. We and the state are paid in full.
Cards and wallets show GARDEN STATE AGENCY. Pix shows EBANX, the company that processes Pix for Stripe, with our name in the payment details.
Back to the way you paid, at the same exchange rate. The details are in our Terms.
Yes. It’s part of the same total, converted at the same rate, and we pass the dollar amount to the state unchanged.