Checkout now tells you what your card will actually be charged

Our prices are in US dollars, but if you are resident in Türkiye your card is charged in Turkish lira. Until now the checkout screen never mentioned it: you read $15 and first met ₺86,22 after you had already been handed over to iyzico's form.

The order summary now shows the lira amount your card will be charged, just below the total, along with the exchange rate used and the date that rate was published. The Central Bank of Türkiye publishes once a day and not at all at weekends, so if you check the figure against "today's rate" and find a gap, the date tells you where it came from.

The amount is worked out by the same calculation that runs when you submit. A figure on screen that could disagree with the figure on your statement would have been worse than showing none at all.

If you are resident outside Türkiye this line does not appear, and nothing changes for you: you are still charged in dollars.

A small piece of honesty about monthly plans

If you are resident in Türkiye and tried to start a monthly plan, your bank may have refused it. That was not your card: our monthly plans are still defined in dollars only at our payment provider, and a local card cannot be attached to a subscription priced in a foreign currency.

We have not fixed that yet, but we now say so before you start. Previously you ran into the provider's own English error message; now you are told up front that the plan is not on sale. One-time credit packs are unaffected — those are charged in lira and work normally.