What Payment Methods Are Supported?
When the order reaches its final screen, it hands you to one payment provider, and that provider will take a Credit Card, a Debit Card, or Paypal. What you are choosing at that point is which of those to pay with — the instrument, not the processor — because there is a single checkout behind all three rather than a rack of competing ones. The one thing your card has to be able to do is clear a transaction billed internationally.
You reach that screen only from a signed-in account: a Premium exam is bought against the account it belongs to, so there is no anonymous, guest-style checkout to pay through. With that in place, two things are worth knowing — what the provider will accept, and the single card setting that decides whether it goes through.
What the Cloud Exam Gateway Will Accept
A Credit Card, a Debit Card, or Paypal all work, and the order that results is the same object whichever you present — same confirmation, same access, same record. Nothing has to be arranged in advance and there is no wallet to set up on VMExam’s side; you simply reach the final screen and pick the one you want to use for this cloud certification exam.
The One Card Setting Behind a Cloud Exam Charge
Because the charge is billed across borders, a Credit Card or Debit Card has to be permitted for international transactions, or it will be turned away at the provider’s end rather than by VMExam. A card that has only ever been used at home is the usual culprit; a call to your bank to allow international use clears it, and paying through Paypal sidesteps the setting entirely so long as its funding source can cover an overseas charge.
Payment, in short, is one provider and one signed-in checkout for your cloud certification exam, and it will accept a Credit Card, a Debit Card, or Paypal. The only precondition is a card cleared for international use — settle that first, and which of the three you choose makes no difference to what you get.
