If you are looking for Picsart Gold, check the plan name before you pay: Picsart’s current plan guide directs buyers to Pro or Ultra, alongside its Picsart Free tier. This guide explains how to attempt a website subscription payment with a Coinepay virtual card, what to verify before checkout, and how to handle a declined payment.
Before you start: check the plan and card requirement
Picsart sells Pro through its website and its iOS and Android apps. Ultra is available through its website. Open Picsart’s official Pricing page while signed in to see the plans, billing periods and checkout total available to you. Prices vary by region and purchase channel, so rely on the amount and renewal terms shown at your own checkout rather than an older Gold price or an app-store listing.
Important card restriction: Picsart says it does not support prepaid cards for website payments. Do not assume that a Coinepay virtual card meets Picsart’s requirements. Contact Coinepay support to confirm your card meets this requirement before you buy. Picsart makes the final decision on whether to accept a payment.
You will need a Picsart account, a Coinepay account that has completed identity verification, access to your Coinepay card details, and enough available funds for the checkout total. Coinepay issues virtual cards with a card number, expiry date and CVV; you can manage your card through its self-service dashboard or mobile app. Check the Coinepay app for any card-specific funding requirements or spending settings rather than assuming a particular limit applies.
Use your real identity and accurate billing details. Check that the subscription is offered in your country and that the details you enter are consistent with those associated with your payment method. Neither a virtual card nor a different billing address changes Picsart’s regional availability rules.
How to subscribe on the Picsart website
- Prepare your Coinepay card. Register with Coinepay if you do not already have an account, then complete the required identity verification before using card services. In the Coinepay dashboard or mobile app, locate your virtual card’s number, expiry date and CVV. Check your available funds against the total you expect to pay.
- Sign in to Picsart. On Picsart’s official website, create an account if needed or sign in to the account that should receive the subscription. Confirm that you are using the intended account before purchasing.
- Open Pricing. Select the available plan you want. If you arrived looking for Gold, do not select a different plan solely because its name sounds similar: compare the Pro and Ultra descriptions with the features you need. Ultra is a website purchase; Pro may also appear in the mobile apps.
- Choose a billing period and review checkout. Check the displayed charge, renewal cycle and any terms shown before proceeding. A monthly equivalent shown for a yearly plan is not necessarily the amount charged today. Use the final checkout total to decide whether to continue.
- Enter your card and billing details. Where Picsart offers card entry, type the Coinepay card number, expiry date and CVV as displayed in Coinepay. Enter your genuine billing information accurately. Review the details before submitting the payment.
- Complete any authentication prompt. If the checkout requests 3-D Secure verification, follow the instructions presented. Do not repeatedly submit the payment while a verification step is still pending.
- Confirm the result. Look for Picsart’s purchase confirmation and verify that the subscription appears on the account you intended to use. If the outcome is unclear, check both Picsart’s billing page and your Coinepay activity before trying again to avoid an unintended duplicate purchase.
Picsart’s website pricing FAQ lists credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, but the methods shown can vary at a particular checkout. Picsart says it does not offer instalment plans. If the card-entry option or selected plan is not displayed for you, use the options actually offered on your checkout rather than assuming another region’s options will apply.
What changes if you subscribe in the mobile app?
The Picsart iOS and Android apps show offers available through the relevant app store and country. Their plan options and billing may differ from Picsart’s website. If you purchase through an app store, its account handles the payment method; adding a Coinepay card to Picsart’s website billing settings will not change the card used for that store purchase.
Check whether you are paying Picsart directly or through an app store before troubleshooting a charge. That distinction also determines where you later update your payment method, cancel and request a refund.
Why was my Picsart card payment declined?
A decline does not identify its cause by itself. Picsart documents several reasons for website payment failures, including insufficient funds, failed 3-D Secure authentication, billing-address verification failure, too many failed attempts and card-issuer restrictions. Work through the checks below without changing your identity or location details to force a payment through.
Insufficient available funds
Compare your Coinepay card’s available funds with the full amount due at checkout, including any amount shown for the selected billing period. Check the displayed total again if you changed plans or switched between monthly and annual billing. If your balance or a card spending setting is the issue, review the relevant controls in Coinepay before making another attempt.
Billing details do not match
Recheck your name and billing address for typing errors and use genuine details associated with your payment method. A billing-address verification failure may require help from the payment provider; entering an invented address or one from a different country is not a solution. If you cannot determine which details to use, contact Coinepay support before retrying.
3-D Secure did not complete
If an authentication prompt appears, finish it as instructed and return to checkout to confirm the result. A failed or interrupted verification can prevent payment even when the card details are correct. If you never receive an expected prompt or it repeatedly fails, check the Coinepay app for relevant card information and contact support. Do not assume every checkout uses the same authentication flow.
Card restrictions or regional checks
First, remember Picsart’s explicit rule: prepaid cards are not supported for website payments. Contact Coinepay support to confirm whether your card meets Picsart’s requirement before retrying. Other card-issuer restrictions can also stop a transaction. Picsart features and offers may differ by country or region, so verify that the plan and payment option are available to you using your real account and billing details. Coinepay cannot override a merchant’s eligibility checks.
Too many failed attempts
If you have made several unsuccessful attempts, stop retrying. Picsart advises waiting 24 hours after reaching its failed-attempt limit. Use that time to check the card requirement, your funds and billing details. If the payment still fails afterward, contact Coinepay support about the card or Picsart about its checkout, and provide the relevant attempt details without sharing your CVV in a support message.
Manage or cancel a website subscription
For a subscription purchased on Picsart’s website, open profile photo → Settings → Billing & Subscriptions. To change its payment method, select Change, enter the new details and select Update. Check the updated details and future billing information there.
To cancel a website purchase, go to profile photo → Settings → Billing & Subscriptions → Cancel subscription → Downgrade to free plan. Purchases made through the App Store, Google Play or Microsoft Store must instead be managed in the purchasing store account. Deleting the Picsart app or account does not cancel a subscription.
Picsart subscriptions renew automatically. Picsart recommends cancelling 24–48 hours before renewal to avoid another charge; paid access continues through the current billing period after cancellation. Payments are generally non-refundable, including unused time after cancellation, subject to applicable local-law rights. Website buyers can submit a refund request to Picsart; mobile-app buyers request refunds from Apple or Google Play under that store’s policy. A request does not guarantee a refund.
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FAQ
Can I still sign up for Picsart Gold?
Picsart’s current plan guide directs new buyers to Pro or Ultra rather than Gold. Check the plans offered in your signed-in checkout before paying.
Will my Coinepay virtual card work on Picsart’s website?
Acceptance is not guaranteed. Picsart does not support prepaid cards for website payments; contact Coinepay support to confirm your card meets that requirement before you buy.
Where do I change the card for a Picsart website subscription?
Go to profile photo → Settings → Billing & Subscriptions → Change, enter the new payment details, then select Update.
Why does my card payment keep failing?
Check the available funds, genuine billing details, any 3-D Secure prompt and Picsart’s card requirements. If you reached its failed-attempt limit, Picsart advises waiting 24 hours before retrying.
Can I cancel a Picsart app subscription on the website?
No. Cancel through the app store account used for the purchase. Picsart website purchases can be cancelled under Settings → Billing & Subscriptions.
