Accepted Payment Methods Students

Learn about the different ways you can pay for lessons on Tutred. From credit and debit cards to alternative payment options, this article covers everything you need to know to ensure a smooth, secure, and hassle-free experience.

What payment methods can you use?

The most common way to pay on Tutred is by using a major credit or debit card. We accept:

• Visa
• Mastercard
• American Express (availability may vary by region)
• Discover (availability may vary by region)

Tips:

• Save Card Details: You can securely store your card information in your Tutred account for faster checkouts in the future.
• Check Billing Address: Ensure your billing information matches what’s on file with your card issuer to avoid any declines.

Security: Tutred uses encryption and other security measures to protect your card data. It will never be shared with tutors or external parties.

You may also use PayPal as an accepted payment method for booking lessons and purchasing credits.

Tutred wallet credits

Credits, promo codes, or gift card balances can be applied toward your lesson costs and accessed through your virtual wallet in your settings.

• Credits: Tutred credits that you purchase will automatically be applied at checkout when you are booking a lesson and deducted from your virtual wallet balance.
• Promo Codes: Enter your promo code at checkout, and the discount will be applied if valid.
• Gift Cards: If someone has given you a Tutred gift card, you can redeem it in your account settings. Any remaining balance will automatically apply to future bookings until it is used up.

Payment security

We place a high priority on protecting your payment details. By partnering with Stripe to process user payments, Tutred ensures:

• PCI-DSS Compliance: Stripe meets industry-leading data security standards.
• Encryption & Tokenization: All card data is encrypted, and real card numbers never touch Tutred’s servers.
• Fraud Monitoring: Stripe’s automated systems detect and block suspicious activities in real time.

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