Refund Policy
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Purpose
If you cancel a premium subscription or run into a billing issue, it helps to understand how refunds generally work before you reach out. This page explains the refund policy in plain terms โ for the exact terms that apply to your specific payment, always check your invoice or contact support, since specifics can depend on your payment method and plan.
When to Use
- You're considering cancelling and want to understand the refund implications first.
- You were charged unexpectedly and want to know your options.
- You subscribed through Google Play and aren't sure whether Larnup's policy or Google's applies.
- You're following up on a refund request that hasn't been resolved yet.
How It Works
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Refund eligibility depends on your specific plan and payment method. Rather than one universal rule, what you're entitled to can vary โ always check the details on your invoice, or ask support to confirm before assuming a particular outcome.
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The Subscription screen's invoice detail view, showing where refund and cancellation terms are referenced for a specific payment.
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Cancelling stops future charges, but doesn't automatically trigger a refund. In general, cancelling a subscription prevents it from renewing going forward โ whether the current period is refundable is a separate question, covered by the policy on your invoice.
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Payment method matters. If you paid through Razorpay, refund requests are handled through Larnup support. If you paid through Google Play, Google's own refund policy and process for in-app purchases may apply instead, since that payment relationship sits with Google.
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Requesting a refund starts with support. If you believe you're owed a refund โ a duplicate charge, a technical issue during checkout, or a cancellation made within an eligible window โ contact Larnup support with your payment details from Invoices & Payment History so it can be looked into.
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Refunds, when approved, are returned to the original payment method. Processing times can vary depending on your bank or payment provider once a refund is approved.