GitHub billing in India now supports automatic recurring payments
GitHub customers in India can now use saved credit cards for automatic recurring payments on monthly and annual bills via payment mandate.
Customers in India can now use eligible saved credit cards for automatic recurring payments on monthly and annual GitHub bills.
This update uses a payment mandate, also known in the payments industry as an electronic mandate, to authorize future charges in line with Reserve Bank of India requirements. This helps reduce manual payment steps during each billing cycle while keeping payment method management unchanged.
There are no changes to how you save or remove a payment method. This applies to paid GitHub products for customers in India where recurring card payments are supported.
To learn more, see our documentation about one-time payments in India.
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