Paying from outside India

MintLink creators are based in India, and most of them sell in Indian rupees. Here's what changes when you buy from outside India.

#Prices in your currency

Some creators set an international price for their digital products. You'll see it converted into your own currency, and you're charged in that currency.

Otherwise you'll see the rupee price, with an approximate amount in your currency beside it. You're charged in rupees, and your bank converts it.

If a product shows Not available in your region, it's priced too low to be paid for from abroad. The minimum is ₹150.

#Paying with a card from your country

Cards issued outside India are accepted only for digital products, and only from creators who have turned on international payments.

If your card isn't accepted for an order, you're not charged. If your bank placed a temporary hold on the amount, it releases it, usually within a few days. You can pay with UPI or an Indian card instead, or choose a different product.

#Bank charges

Your bank may add a foreign-transaction or currency-conversion fee to your statement. MintLink doesn't receive it or control it, so check with your bank if you're unsure.

#After you've paid

Your purchase works the same as for any other buyer. See Download your purchase. If something goes wrong, see Get help with an order.