You can pay for a Halo plan by credit or debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Link. Payment is taken once, in full, at checkout. There is no subscription and nothing recurring.
What we accept
Everyone sees these:
- Credit and debit cards. The most common way to pay.
- Apple Pay on Apple devices, and Google Pay on Android. Both appear automatically when your device supports them.
- Link. Stripe’s saved-details service. If you have used Link before, your card fills in for you.
You may also see wallets and local payment methods for your country, which vary by where you are and what your bank supports.
The checkout window is the source of truth. It builds its list for your country and your device, so anything shown there is a method we accept.
Discount codes and promo codes
If you have a discount code, enter it in the checkout window before you pay. Look for the option to add a promo code, and the total updates before you confirm, so you can see the discount applied.
Codes are percentage discounts. If a code will not apply, check it has not expired and that you have entered it exactly as given.
What we do not accept
- Cryptocurrency. We do not take Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency.
- PayPal.
- Bank transfer or direct debit. There is no option to be billed and settle later.
What you are charged
Prices are set in GBP and shown in your local currency using Adaptive Pricing by Stripe. You are charged in the currency you see at checkout, so the figure you agree to is the figure that leaves your account. There is more on this in how pricing works.
Who handles the payment
Payments are processed by Stripe. Your card details are entered directly into Stripe’s own secure checkout and are never held by Halo.
Once payment goes through, your eSIM is set up automatically. See what happens after you pay.