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Create a card for Hostinger in Halocard
In your Halocard dashboard, create a new card, name it Hostinger and set a limit that covers what you are about to pay.
Hostinger
AcceptedHalocard is accepted
Halocard is accepted at Hostinger. Hostinger.com bills in USD and accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB, Diners Club and Maestro credit, debit and prepaid cards, plus PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto. Card payments go through a 3D Secure check, so finish your bank's verification before it times out. Auto-renewal charges your default saved method before each service expires.
What payment methods does Hostinger accept?
Accepted
- AcceptedHalocard
- AcceptedCredit Cards
- AcceptedDebit Cards
- AcceptedPrepaid Cards
- AcceptedApple Pay
- AcceptedGoogle Pay
- AcceptedPayPal
- AcceptedCryptocurrency
- AcceptedHostinger Balance
Not accepted
- Not acceptedBank Transfer (ACH)
- Not acceptedStablecoins
How does Hostinger appear on my statement?
HOSTINGER.COMHOSTINGER*SERVICESHOSTINGER.COM/LTHOSTINGER INTERNATIONALEBN*HOSTINGER
What merchant category (MCC) is Hostinger?
4816Computer network and information services- Card networks treat online information services as high risk, so merchants in this category run stricter checks.
5818Digital goods: large digital goods merchants
How to pay for Hostinger with Halocard
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Open Billing from the profile icon
Log in to the Hostinger dashboard, click the profile icon in the top-right corner and select Billing. Choose Payment Methods in the sidebar.
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Click Add payment method and enter the card
Click Add payment method, choose card and enter the card number, expiry, CVV and billing details. Complete the 3D Secure check your bank shows.
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Make it the default and switch on auto-renewal
Click the arrow next to the card and select Make as default. Then open Subscriptions and switch on the auto-renewal toggle for each service you want renewed.
Official payment guidance from Hostinger
- Accepted payment methods: https://www.hostinger.com/support/1583236-what-payment-methods-are-available-at-hostinger/
- Add or change a payment method: https://www.hostinger.com/support/5394917-how-to-manage-payment-methods-in-a-hostinger-account/
- Fix a payment error: https://www.hostinger.com/support/4147167-what-to-do-if-there-is-an-error-during-payment-at-hostinger/
Tips for successful payments at Hostinger
- AcceptedSave the card under Billing, then Payment Methods, and click Make as default: the default method is the one Hostinger charges for auto-renewals.
- AcceptedTurn on auto-renewal with the toggle on each subscription row, and keep funds on the card around the charge date, which falls 27 days before expiry for domains and 14 days for yearly plans.
- AcceptedAllow pop-ups and turn off ad blockers before you pay, so the 3D Secure page can open and load in time.
- AcceptedPay from an account in the currency you want: Hostinger cannot change the currency of an existing account, and Hostinger.com bills in USD.
Why do Hostinger payments decline?
- "The transaction was declined, please contact your bank"
- The card issuer refused the charge, for example because of wrong card details, an expired card or online payments being restricted. Check the details and that online payments are enabled, then retry or ask the issuer for the exact reason.
- "3D Secure Verification Failed"
- Retry once, since a timed-out check is the most common cause. If it fails again, pay in a private window with extensions off, or another browser, and enter the code as soon as the page loads.
- Email velocity declined
- Too many unsuccessful attempts in a short period led the bank to block transactions for a while. Wait 24 hours before trying again, or use another payment method.
- "The payment was rejected due to security concerns. Please contact us."
- Contact Hostinger's Customer Success team or try another payment method. If a payment was refunded as suspected fraud, confirm you want to pay and upload a card photo showing only the first 6 and last 4 digits.
Hostinger payment FAQ
Does Hostinger accept PayPal?
Yes. PayPal is listed for Hostinger.com and can be saved under Payment Methods, so it can pay auto-renewals as the default method. The PayPal account needs a linked card. Without one, Hostinger shows "PayPal payment method was not added, please try again".
Can I pay Hostinger with crypto?
Yes. Hostinger.com accepts crypto payments. Purchases made with cryptocurrency are left out of the 30-day money-back guarantee, so they cannot be refunded.
What is Hostinger's refund policy?
Web, cloud, Agency and KVM VPS hosting and Hostinger Email can be refunded within 30 days of purchase when not paid in crypto. New .com, .net and .org domains are refundable only within 96 hours. Domain renewals, completed transfers, VPS upgrades and most country-code domains are not refundable.
When does Hostinger auto-renew charge my card?
With auto-renewal on, Hostinger charges your saved default method before the service expires: 27 days ahead for domains, 14 days ahead for yearly plans and around the expiry date for monthly plans. If the renewal date is one day away or less, renew manually for that cycle.
What does a Hostinger charge look like on my statement?
It usually shows as HOSTINGER.COM, HOSTINGERSERVICES, HOSTINGER.COM/LT, HOSTINGER INTERNATIONAL or EBNHOSTINGER. Hostinger may also place a small pre-authorization before a purchase or renewal, reversed once the card is verified. Match any charge in Billing, then Payment History.
About Hostinger
Hostinger is a web hosting company founded in 2004 in Kaunas, Lithuania, and headquartered in Vilnius. It sells web, cloud and VPS hosting, domain names, business email, the Hostinger AI Builder and ecommerce tools from one dashboard. It serves business owners, creators, developers and agencies in more than 150 countries.
- Website
- hostinger.com
- Support
- hostinger.com/support
- Billed by
- Hostinger International Limited
- Billing region
- Cyprus ($USD)
- Users
- More than 5 million customers, 2026
- Revenue
- 275.4 million euros, 2025
