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Refund Policy

Refunds should be traceable, not confusing.

This page explains how refunds, failed payments, merchant reversals and reward adjustments may work for HealthPocket users.

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Refunds depend on transaction status

Merchant, issuer, payment network and program rules can affect the final refund timeline and outcome.

FailedAuto reversal path
CancelledMerchant confirmation
RewardsMay be reversed
Failed payment guidance
Cancellation flow
Reward reversal rules
Refund Scenarios

Common refund situations.

ScenarioHow it is reviewedLikely outcome
Failed transactionUsually reviewed through payment/issuer settlement status.May reverse automatically or require support follow-up.
Merchant cancellationPartner must confirm cancellation or non-delivery where applicable.Refund may follow merchant and network rules.
Partial service refundApplies when only part of a healthcare service/order is cancelled.Refund and rewards may be adjusted proportionally.
Reward-linked refundIf a transaction earned rewards and is later reversed.Points, vouchers or benefits may be deducted or cancelled.
Resolution Journey

How to raise a refund issue.

1

Check transaction status

Confirm date, amount, partner name and whether the transaction is pending, failed or successful.

2

Collect proof

Keep receipt, screenshot, cancellation proof or partner communication if available.

3

Contact support

Email support@healthpocket.in with non-sensitive details and supporting screenshots.

4

Await review

Refund outcome may depend on partner confirmation, issuer status and network settlement.

Eligibility

What may or may not qualify.

Usually reviewable

  • Failed debits
  • Duplicate charges
  • Confirmed cancellation
  • Partner-approved refund
  • Wrong amount charged

Usually not refundable by HealthPocket alone

  • Completed medical services
  • Partner service dissatisfaction without partner approval
  • Expired vouchers
  • User error without reversal confirmation
  • Ineligible reward claims