▶ Hyprland version Describe your issue / feature… I can’t pay for my subscription. I’ve tried multiple cards and approved the transactions but it constantly says declined or could not validate your card. Is there something wrong with the payment system? Or is it my account?

Are you maybe from a country where Hyprperks/Stripe payments aren’t available? See https://account.hypr.land/about: What countries is Hyprperks available in? Due to tax regulations, or sanctions, Hyprperks is not available in: Turkey, Kazakhstan, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Saskatchewan, Manitoba…

That’s weird, I’m from the UK and was successfully paying for quite a few months until recently. Why is the UK on that list?! If I donate, will I get access to Hyprperks?

[image] hawza: I’m from the UK [image] hawza: If I donate, will I get access to Hyprperks? [image] Hyprperks really not available in UK? Site / HLA Feedback Hello. I’ve been using Hyprland for a few months, on FreeBSD, and recently Arch. Loving it…

Check the linked thread: Hyprperks really not available in UK?

Ah that sucks. Fortunately, my wife has a place in Malta and a Maltese bank account. I’ll use her card and resub when I’m back home from travelling for work.. thanks for the great work!

Crypto payments would be nice; they have no borders. I think you just pay a flat tax rate on that and call it a day. Another option is what most video game cheat forums have: resellers. Advertising is against forum rules, but my DMs are open ;)

[image] nezu: I think you just pay a flat tax rate on that and call it a day. it’s not about my tax, it’s about your tax. VAT/Sales Tax has to be charged for the place of residence of the buyer.

I’m in the United States and wanted to get started learning NixOS, which I’ve just installed on a touchscreen laptop , as my primary workstation, with gnome as a fallback WM, and hyprland hyprperks was the way I planned to get started the fastest, I figured having a month of the best version of defa…

Can't Pay for hyprperks

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tekstryder October 7, 2025, 7:20pm 4

According to this previous thread, no.