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Invoice/Payment Information

01/06/2025

Manage Invoice and Payment Information

The Invoice/Payments section allows you to manage your billing details and access your past invoices.

Finding Your Billing Information

Finding Your Billing Information

Log in to your account.

Navigate to Account Settings.

Select Invoice/Payments from the left-hand menu.

On this page, you will see a table listing your domains. The table includes:

Domain & Domain PlanThe specific domain and its associated service plan.
Invoice AddressContains the Update button to edit your billing details.
InvoicesContains the Details button to view and download your past payment transactions and invoices.

How to Update Your Billing Address

How to Update Your Billing Address

To change the billing information for an invoice, click the Update button in the "Invoice Address" column.

A window will appear where you can fill in or modify the fields:Full Name: The name that will appear on the invoice.

Full Name Name and Surname you want your invoice to be issued. Might be Company Name
Tax Office & Tax NumberYour regional tax details, if applicable.
Open AddressYour complete billing address. This will be reflected as an Invoice Address
CountryEnter your country.
CityEnter your city.

Click the blue Update button to save your changes.

To exit the window without saving, simply click Close.

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