Why was my subscription charged early?

Why was my subscription charged early?

Zenva is based in Queensland, Australia. As such, all transactions and charging decisions are based on the UTC+10 (AEST) timezone regardless of your personal geolocation.

If you live further west, particularly in regions like the United States, these timezone differences account for what may feel like our system charging you a "day early".

Rest assured, however, that you will receive the full duration of your billing period based on when you signed up for your subscription via the AEST time transaction data.

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